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The London Gazette, October 17, 1873. 4615 THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCTOBER 17, 1873. 4615 War Office, Pall Mall, 8th Foot, Serjeant-Major William Rowe to be 17th October, 1873. Quartermaster, vice G. R. H. White, retired on 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain half-pay. Dated 18th October, 1873. Herbert Stewart, from the 37th Foot, to be llth Foot, Captain John Frederick Trotter retires Captain, vice J. K. Ruttledge, who exchanges. from the Service, receiving the value of his Dated 18th October, 1873. Commission. Dated 18th October, 1873. ^th Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Chadwick 15th Foot, Lieutenant Henry Bonnor Maurice to to be Captain, vice J. C. Douglas, made Super- be Captain, vice J. L. Riall, retired. Dated numerary on being appointed Adjutant of the 6th September, 1873. South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry. Dated 4th 16th Foot, Lieutenant William Klingender to be June, 1873. Captain, vice J. F. Hopkins, deceased. Dated 7th Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Evan Aubrey 16th August, 1873. Thomas to be Captain, vice W. J. Luxmoore, 20th Foot, Lieutenant Edward Primrose Tregurtha retired, Dated 24th September, 1873. Goldsmith to be Adjutant, vice Lieutenant 10th Hussar Si Captain Boyce Albert Combe, from E. S. N. Dickenson, who resigns that appoint- the 21st Hussars, to be Captain, vice C. E. ment. Dated 24th August, 1873. Frederick, who exchanges. Dated 18th Octo- 2lst Foot, Lieutenant James Miller Gordon to be ber, 1873. Instructor of Musketry, vice Lieutenant F. 13th Hussars, Major and Brevet Lieutenant- MacKenzie Salmond, promoted. Dated 9th July, Colonel John Miller, from the 3rd Dragoon 1873. Guards, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice F. D. 22nd Foot, Lieutenant Joseph Collins to be Cap- Maclean, retired. Dated 18th October, 1873. tain, vice S. C. McGill, retired. Dated 24th Lieutenant Frank Osborne to be Captain, vice September, 1873. George Croft Huddleston, made Supernumerary on being appointed Adjutant of the Mont- 27th Foot, Major Justinian Armitage Nutt retires gomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Dated 5th from the Service, receiving the value of his August, 1873. Commission. Dated 18th October, 1873. 20th Hussar S) Sub-Lieutenant John Deakin 31s* Foot, Lieutenant David Dempster Chadwick Garmeson resigns his Commission. Dated 18th to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major Samuel October, 1873. Christian, deceased. Dated 17th August, 1873. 21s* Hussars, Captain Charles Edward Frederick, B2nd Fool. The second Christian name of Cap- from the 10th Hussars, to be Captain, vice B. tain Havelock is Elzbank, and not Elebank, as A. Combe, who exchanges. Dated 1 8th Octo- previously stated. ber, 1873. 33rd Foot, Major Thomas Basil Fanshawe to be Royal Engineers, Colonel James Robert Mann Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel A. S. retires on full-pay. Dated 18th October, 1873. Cooper, C.B., retired. Dated 24th September, Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Valentine 1873. Thomas Mairis to be Colonel, vice J. R. Mann. Captain and Brevet-Major John Trent to be Dated 18th October, 1873. Major, vice T. B. Fanshawe. Dated 24th Sep- Major Ameh'us Beauclerk Fyers, from the Seconded tember, 1873. List, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet Lieutenant Ferdinand James Tidmarsh to be Cap- tain, vice Brevet-Major J. Trent. Dated 24th Colonel V. T. Mairis. Dated J8th October, September, 1873. 1873. Major James Ponsonby Cox to be Lieutenant- 37th Foot, Captain John Knox Ruttledge, from Colonel, vice A. B. Fyers, placed on the the 3rd Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Seconded List. Dated 19th October, 1873. H. Stewart, who exchanges. Dated 18th Octo- The temporary Commissions as Lieutenant of ber, 1873. the following Officers have been made permanent ; 3Sth Foot, Captain Christopher Campbell Oldfield ' — retires on temporary half-pay, with a view to •Richard Matthews Ruck. Dated 2nd August, serving in. the Militia. Dated 18th October, 1871. 1873. Edward Glennie. Dated 2nd August, 1871. 4Is* Foot, Lieutenant Thomas Bayley, from the Edmond William Cotter. Dated 2nd August, 82nd Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Charles Ward, deceased. Dated 19th October, 1873. tJThe first Christian name of Colonel D. G. 43rd Foot, Captain William McNeile Cairns • •, Robinson, Royal (late Bengal) Engineers, is retires from the Service, receiving the value of " . 'Daniel, and not David, as hitherto stated. his Commission. Dated 18th October, 1873. \$jt Foot, Lieutenant Luke Edmonstone Miller to 48th Foot, Lieutenant Francis Mellowes Maycock, be Capfain, vice R. L. Roberts, retired. Dated from the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice 24th September, 1873. G. E. Liebenrood, who exchanges. Dated 15th 3rd Foot, Lieutenant Reginald Edward Guise August, 1873. retires from the Service, receiving the value of 54th Foot, Lieutenant Hugh Munbee Brice, from an Ensigncy. Dated 18th October, 1873. the 106th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice C. E. P. Serjeant-Major James Wilson Colley to be Quar- Jervis, who exchanges. Dated 25th August, termaster, vice Alfred Berry, superseded for 1873. absence without leave. Dated 18th October, 56th Foot, Lieutenant Andrew Hugh Fletcher 1873. Campbell to be Captain, vice J. J. P. Fox, 1th Foot, Lieutenant William Daly to be Captain, retired. Dated 24th September, 1873. vice F. B. 0. Cole, retired. Dated 6th Sep- Lieutenant Harry George Wakelyn Ford, from tember, 1873. half-pay, late Ceylon Rifle Regiment, to be Lieutenant John Henry Courteney Clarke to be Lieutenant, vice F. G. Alexander, a Proba- Adjutant, vice Lieutenant R. H. Maude, pro- tioner for the Indian Staff Corps. 'Dated 18th ' moted. Dated 6th September, 1873. October, 1873. A 2.
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