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EXHIBITING THE RANK, STANDING, AND VARIOUS SERVICES OF EVERY

REGIMENTAL OFFICER IN THE ARMY SERVING ON FULL PAY, INCLUDING THE ORDNANCE AND ROYAL MARINES; DISTINGUISHING THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE PENINSULA, WHO WERE AT WATERLOO, WHO HAVE RECEIVED MEDALS AND OTHER DISTINCTIONS, AND WHO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED, AND IN WHAT ACTIONS; ffiSaitfl tfje Umotr of Serb tee iotfj on jfull antr pjalLpag: GIVING ALSO THE DATE OF EVERY OFFICER’S COMMISSIONS, AND DISTINGUISHING THOSE OBTAINED BY PURCHASE.

BY H. G. HART, Lieut. 49th Regt;

LONDON: PUBLISHED BY SMITH, ELDER AND CO. CORNHILL. 1839 EXPLANATIONS.

K.G. Knight of the Order of the Garter. K.T. Knight of the Order of the Thistle. K.P. Knight of the Order of St. Patrick. G.C.B. Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. K.C.B. Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath. C.B. Companion of the Order of the Bath. G.C.M.G. Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. K.C.M.G. Knight Commander of ditto ditto C.M.G. Companion of ditto ditto G.C.H. Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. K.C.H. Knight Commander of ditto ditto K.H. Knight of ditto ditto m Before the Name, denotes that the Officer was at the Battle of Trafalgar. v Before the Name, denoted that the Officer served in the Peninsula, or the South of France. wwatenoo , i' n/rmedai. ^ | /Officers| actually16th, present 17th, or in 18th either June, of 1815.tthe actions of the p Before the Date, shows that the Commission was Purchased. * Before the Name, or date of Commission, denotes Temporary Rank only.

N. B. In the List of General and Field Officers, the Names printed in Italic are those of Officers retired from the Army, who have been specially allowed to retain their Rank, but without receiving Pay or progressive Promotion.

t Officers present in either of these actions are allowed two years’ additional service.

l— 0 --f LONDON : PRINTED BY STEWART AND MURRAY, OLD BAILEY. THE

NEW ARMY LIST, FOR AUGUST, 1839.

FIELD-MARSHALS. 13 His Grace ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON, KG. GOB. $ GCH. 21 Jtme, 1813—Colonel of the Grenadier Regt. of Foot Guards, 22 Jan. 1827—Colonel-in-Chief of the Rifle Brigade, 19 Feb. 1820—Constable of the Tower of London—and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, 29 Dec. 1826. His Majesty The KING of HANOVER, KG. KP. GOB. 26 Nov. 1813. His Royal Highness ADOLPHUS FREDERICK, DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, KG. GOB. GCMG. $ GCH. 26 Nov. 1813—Colonel of the Coldstream Guards, 5 Sept. 1805—Colonel-in-Chief of the 60th, or The King’s Royal Rifle Corps, 22 Jan. 1827. His Majesty, The KING of the BELGIANS, KG. GCB. $ GCH. 24 May, 1816.

GENERALS. Sir A. Mackenzie, Bt. GCH. 13 Hon. J. Brodrick John Sulivan Wood, from from 86 F. James Durham 8 Dr. Lt. of the Tower 1803. 25 September. 13 T. Lord Lynedoch, GCB. J. M. Kerr,/row 5 R. V. Bn. of Jjondon. - Sir Jas. Steuart, Bt. GCH. GCMG. 1 F. Gov. of Tho. Scott,/row 94 F. 33 515® Hon. Sir C. Colville, 2 Dr. Dumbarton Castle. Sir Hilgrove Turner, GCH. GCB. <$• GCH. 5 F. # KC. 19 F. F. C. White,/row Gr. Gds. 1809. 25 October. 1825. 27 May. Hon. W. M. Maitland Gore Browne, 44 F. Sir James Duff, 50 F. Fra. Fuller, 2 W. Ind. Regt. 13 Hon.SirG.L.Cole, GCB. 33 Sir H.Fane, GCB. 1 D.G. M. Archdall,/rom 12 Dr. Lt. 27 F. Gov. of Gravesend Comm, in Chief in the 1812. 1 January. Gov. of the Isle of Wight. and Tilbury Fort. East Indies. W. Karl Cathcart, KT. 2 Sir G. Drummond, GCB. Francis Moore 33 Sir Geo. Anson, GCB. . L.G. Gov. of Hull. 49 F. Robert, Vise. Lorton 4 Dr. Gds. Sir H. Pigot, GCMG. 38 F. James Wharton,/row 21 Dr. $ Sir W. H. CUnton, GCB. 33 K. A. Earl of Effingham, Hon. Edward Bligh 55 F. GCB. 3 F. 1813. 4 June. Edm. E. of Cork, KP. T. R. Charleton,/row R. Art. Sir G. Nugent, Bt. GCB. Hon. Sir Hen. Geo. Grey, 1837. 10 January. 33 W.T. Dilkes,/rooi S.Fus. 6 F. Capt. of St. Maroes. GCB.~$ GCH. 18 Dr. F. T. Hammond, GCH. Lt. Gds. Lt. Gov. of Quebec. Jit. Hon. Sir Geo. Hewett, f Hon. Sir E. Paget, GCB. Gov. of Edinb. Castle. 33 Sir John Oswald, GCB. Bt. GCB. 61 F. 28 F. Gov. of Chelsea R. D. Blake $ GCMG. 35 F. Hosp. Hon. Robert Meade, 12 F. Pinson Bonham,/row 69 F. 1814. 4 June. 13 S. Vise. Combermere, 13 Sir W. Houstoun, Bt. 33 Sir Wm. Anson,Bf. KCB. # J. F. Lord Howden, GCB.Sf GCH. 1 Life Gds. GCB.fy GCH. 20 F. 47 F. GCB. # KC. 43 F. Gov. of Sheerness. Geo. Michell Charles Terrot,/row R. Art. Edward Morrison, 13 F. 13 515® Rowland, Lord Hill, Sir T. Hislop, Bt. GCB. -Gov. of Chester. GCB. GCH. # KC. R. 48 F. 1838. 28 June. George Jas. Earl Ludlow, H. Gds. Gov. of Ply- T. Earl of Elgin, KC. Sir Thos. Saumarez GCB. Sco. Fus. Gds. mouth. Gen.-Comm.-in- David Hunter C. Callendar,/row 88 F. Hon. F. St. John Chief. f Sir John Slade, Bt. GCH. Jas. Meredith,/root R.Mar. Sir Geo. Pigot, Bt. 5 Dr. Gds. 33 J. S. Saunders,/row 61F. 1814. 25 July. Frederick Maitland, 58 F. Sir F. A. Wetherall, GCH. G. Wilson,/row R. Inv. Art. $ 5181 His Boy. Highness Sir Martin Hunter, GCMG. 62 F. Sir Warren M. Peacocke, W. F. H. Her edit. Prince Sf GCH. from 104 F. 13 Hon. Sir W. Lumley, KCH. 4- KC.from Coldst. of Orange, GCB. Gov. of Stirling Castle. GCB. 6 Dr. Gds. Gov. of Kinsale. 13 W.Carr, Vise. Beresford, # Sir M. Disney, KCB. J. Pare 1819. 12 August. GCB. § GCH. 16 F. 15 F. Sir C. Wale, KCB. 83 F. Hon. E. Finch, 22 F. Gov. of Jersey. 13 J. M'Kenzie Isaac Gascoyne, 54 F. A. G. Stirling 33 GCB.35® Sir 16 J.Dr. O. Vandeleur, D. D. Wemyss, from 18 F. 1830. 22 July. J. Michel Cha. P. Douglas, from 3 Dr. Gov. of Tynemouth and Thomas Baker Sir W. Wilkinson, GCMG. Sob. B. Clayton, KC. 12 Dr. Cliff Fort. Henry Williams from 30 F. R A. J. Goldie, from 6 D.G. Thomas Grosvenor, 65 F. Sir J. Fraser, GCH. from J. Hodgson, 4 F. 33ir R. H. Sheaffe, Bt. 36 F. J. Lord Forbes, 21 F. R. York Rang. Lt. Gov. R. T. Nelson Hon. Sir Alex. Duff, GCH. 13 215® H. W. M. q/'Anglesey, of Chester. James Robertson 87 F. KG. GCB. £ GCH. 7 Peter Heron E. W. L. Popham 33 Sir Rufane Shawe Donkin, Hussars, Capt. of Comes J. Ramsay ,/row Chass. Brit. Sir F. J. G. Maclean, Bt. KCB. 4- GCH. 11 F. Sur. Castle. Sir J. D. Broughton, Bt. 84 F. Gen. of the Ordnance. Wm. Dyott, 63 F. $ Sir H.F. Campbell, KGB. Wm. Eden, fromM F. 1821. 19 July. j3 Sir R.C. Ferguson, GCB. § GCH. 25 F. 33 Sir Geo. T. Walker, Bt. Sir Jos. Champagne, GCH. 79 F. 33 Cha. Wm. Marq. of Lon- GCB. 52 PS Lt. Gov. of 17 F. Sir R. Macfaflane, KCB. donderry, GCB. $ GCH. Chelsea Hospital. G. Cockburn, GCH. GCH. 32 F. 10 Huss. Sir J. Hamilton Dalrymple, Edward Dunne Sir John G. Crosbie, GCH. L. B. Wallis' Bt. 92 F. 3 Lieut. - Generals. — -Major- Generals. LIEUT.-GENERALS. 19 Sir R. T. Wilson, 15 Huss. Sir Sam. T. Dickens, KCH. A. Armstrong, late R. Ir. Art. 19 Matt.Lord Aylmer, GCB. R. Eng. D. F. Blommart 1808. 26 April. 18 F. Sir Wiltshire Wilson, KCH. 19 a® Sir J. Straton, CB. W. Thornton, late of 1F. G. R. Art. 4- KCH. 17 Dr. 1880. 22 July. 19 a® Sir Tho. Reynell, Bt. 19 Ft. Hon. Sir E. Blakeney, 1809. 25 Oct. Sir C. Imhoflf KCB. 87 F. K.C.B.S; GCH. 7 F. Com. M. N. Hopkins, late of 82 F Gabriel Gordon, 91 F. 19 Sir LoftusW.Otway, CB. the Troops in Ireland. Samuel Need, 9 Lane. from 26 F. 19 Sir Jas. C. Dalbiac, KCH. 1814. 4 June, Edward Webber 19 3® Sir Wm. Nicolay, CB. 8 Dr. Gds. Wm. Thomas, Lt. Gov. of Tho. L’Estrange 4 KCH. from R. Staff. C. 19 Sir gj. Maclean, KCB. Tynemouth 8, Cliff' Fort. Cha. Craven 19 a® Sir E. Kerrison, Bt. 60 F. F. Count yon der Decken, J. Foveaux CB. fy G.C.H. U Dr. 19 Sir R. D. Jackson, KCB. GCH. h. p. Ger. Leg. T. N. Wyndham, /rom 1 Dr. Sir Lionel Smith, Bt. 81 F. Birkenhead Glegg KCB. $ GCH. 40 F. Gov. 19 Sir Tho. Hawker, KCH. 1819. 12 August. Lewis Mosheim of Jamaica. 6 Dr. Gds. George Meyrich 19 a® Sir Jas. Lyon, KCB. 19 Sir Rob. Barton, KCH. 19 a® Sir G. A. Quentin, $ GCH. 24 F. Sir Wm. Paterson, KCH. CB. 4' KCH. 1825. 27 May. • Jas. Orde, from late 99 F. from 7 F. Capt. of Caris- 19 a® Sir Colin Campbell, Ter. O’Loghlm, late of 19 Sir C. Bulkeley Egerton, brooh Castle. KCB. 72 F. Lent. Gov. of 27 F. GCMG. KCH. 89 F. 19 Sir J. Wright Guise, Bt. Nova Scotia. $ Ft. Hon. Sir G. Murray, 19 Sir H. J. Gumming, ATCH. KCB. from Sco.Fus.Gds. 19 Sir J. Wilson, KCB. 82 F. GCB. $ GCH.42, F. Gov. 12 Lancers. 19 Sir C. W. Doyle, CB. Q- 19 Sir S. F. Whittingham, of Fort George. Sir Cha. Phillips,_/rom. 44 F. GCH. from late lOVet.B. KCB. 4' KCH. 71F. Com. $ 02E Ft.Hon.Sir 3 .'Kempt, T. Birch Reynardson, from 19 Sir J. Bathurst, KCB. manding in Chief the GCB. § GCH. 2 F. Lt. Quar. Mas. Gen. Dep. from late 1 Arg. Fen. Gov. Troops in the Windward Gov’ of Fort William.. 19 John, Bari of Carysfort, of Berwick. and Leeward Islands. Sir E. Lloyd, KCH. 7 Dr. G. from Gren. Gds. 19 Paul Anderson, CB. 78 F. 19 3® Sir J. Colborne,Malta. Sir Thomas Molyneux, Bt. KCB. late R. Newf. Fen. CB. KCH. 78 F. 19 J. Lord Burghersh, KCB. Benj. Gordon,/row 80 F. Sir Hudson Lowe, KCB. 19 Sir H. Douglas, Hi. CB.fy 4- GCH. from 63 F. John Vincent, 69 F. GCMG. 56 F. GCMG. Lord High Com- 19 a® Lord Fitz Roy J. H. J .'Wdilker,from late R. Irish 19 a® Ft. Hon. Sir Fred. missioner, and Comm, of Somerset, KCB. 58 F. Art. Adam, KCB. & GCMG. the Troops in the Ionian Military Secretary to the $ Sir W. Hutchinson, KCH. 57 F. Islands. Gen. Comm, in Chief. from 48 F. Gov. of Car- 19 a® Ft. Hon. Sir R. Hus. Montagu BurrowSj/ro w. 64 F. Henry Evatt, R. Eng. richfergus. Vivian, Bt. GCB. § GCH. 19 Hon. A. P. Upton, CB. Sir F. Wm. M ulcaster, K CH. $ 02E John Lord Strafford, 1 Dr. Mast. Gen. of the from Gren. Gds. R. Eng. Insp.-Gen. of GCB. §• GCH.HQ F. Gov. Ordnance. 19 Sir J.Cameron,KCB. 9F. Fortifications. of Londonderry and Cul- Benjamin Lord Bloomfield, S. Huskisson,/rom 67 F. 19 Lord C. S. Manners, KCB. more. GCB. 4' GCH. R. Art. George Salmon, R. Art. 11 Dr. $ Sir T. Makdoug. Brisbane, H. Monckton, from 72 F. Bt. GCB. $ GCH. 84 F. 1887. 10 January. 19 John Maister, /fom 84 F. Sir Alex. Halkett, KCH. Sir H. S. Keating, KCB. Hon. G. Murray ,jfrem 2 L.G. from late 104 F. 90 F. 19 a® Sir Hen. Askew, CB. MAJOR-GENERALS. Sir Wm. Keir Grant, KCB. Sir Lewis Grant, KCH. 96 F. from Gren. Gds. & GCH. 8 Huss. 19 Sir Arth. Brooke, KCB. 19 Sir Jasper Nicolls, KCB. 1798. 18 June. 19 51® Lord R. E. H. Somer- 86 F. 03 F. s. W. G. Strutt, Governor of set, GCB. 4 Dr. P. Carey,/rom 84 F. Quebec. Hon. A. Annesley Henry Shrapnel, R. Art. 1888. 28 June. 1810. 25 July. Boyle Travers, front 56 F. John M'Nair, CB.from 90F. 19 S. Brown, from late York F. W'm. Buller, late of 19 Sir John A. Wallace, Bt. L. I. Vols. Lawrence Bradshaw, KC.’ Coldst. Gds. KCB. 88 F. D. Herbert late of 1 L. G. 19 Sir Tho. Bradford, GCB. Hastings Fraser, CB. 83 F. 19 John Ross, CB. 08 F. 19 S.C.G.-Baron Low, KCB. 4* GCH. 80 F. Sebright Mawby, from 53 F. 19 Hon. Sir H. King, KCB. 4' KCH. h.p. Ger. Leg. John Granby Clay 19 J- M. Mainwai'ing, from 1 W. I. R. 19 3® C. Count Alien, GCB. G. I. Hall, 70 F. 26 F. 19 Sir W. Thornton, KCB. 4~ GCH. h.p. Ger. Leg. Hon. Wm. De Blaquiere 19 Hon. John Meade, CB. 85 F. Sir Thomas Browne, KCH. from 45 F. Sir Joseph Maclean, KCH. 1818. 4 June. from 69 F. Sir G. Pownoll Adams, R. Art. Edward Scott, late of 96 F. 19 &S! Sir John Lambert, KCH. from late 25 Dr. Richard Dickinson, do. GCB. 10 F. Sir John Macleod, CB. 19 Sir J. Macdonald, KCB. 1814. 4 June. 19 Sir J. W. Gordon, Bt. <5- KCH. from 78 F. ;. 67 F. Adjutant-General. W. H. Beckwith. GCB. $ GCH. 23 F. Henry Elliot, from late 5 Hon. J. B. O’Neill, from Quar. Mast. Gen. Vet. Bn. Coldst. Gds. 1819. 12 August. 19 Sir J. Fuller, GCH. 75 F. 19 Sir Benj. D’Urban, KCB. Anthony Salvin Wm. Nedham late 4 Vet. Bn. Sir T. Gage Montresor, 4- KCH. 51 F. Anthony Walsh A. M. K. Hamilton, late 2 KCH. 2 Dr. Gds. George WulfF, R. Art. 19 Sir W. Johnston, KCB. R. Vet. Bn. 19 Sir R. Darling, G CH. 41F. 19 Sir John Taylor, KCB. 68 F. Sir G. Leith, Bt. late 9 R. G. Horsford, from 18 F. 80 F. Francis Newberyj/Vont 16 Dr. Vet. Bn. 4 Major- Generals.— Colonels. 1821. 19 July. 39 Sir Tho. Pearson, CB. $• Sir John Harvey, KCB. If COLONELS. G. D. Robertson, CB. late KCH. from 23 F. s. KCH. Lieut. Gov. of of 89 F. 39 Sir Dug. Little Gilmour, ■ New Brunswick 1797.' 26 January. 39 Louis William, Vise, de KCB. 39 Sir L. Greenwell, KCB. Sir D. Cutiynghame, Bt. Chabot, KCH. late of 50 F. 39 Sir G. H. B. Way, CB. 4* KCH. from 45 F. late of 82 F. Sir Patrick Ross, GCMG. 39 Sir J. Douglas, KCB. Lt. 39 3® Sir G. Scovell, KCB. . § KCH. late of 75 F. Gov. of Guernsey, s. Gov. of the R. Mil. College 1800. 1 January. fj B. Walker, late of 58 F. 39 a® Sir J. Waters, KCB. 39 Ulysses, Lord Downes, W. Stewart, late of 89 F. Capt.of YarmouthCastle. KCB. 1825. 27 May. . 39 Sir W. Macbean, KCB. 39 a® Sir Rob. Hen. Dick, 1802. 29 April. Henry Cha. Barling, late 39 Sir W. P. Carrol, CB. » KCB. KCH. H. M. Clavering, late of of Nova Scotia Fenc. KCH. from 18 F. 39 a® Sir Neil Douglas, 98 F. Sir Jas. Campbell, KCH. 39 a® Rt. Hon. Sir Henry St KCH. late of R. Mar. Hardinge, KCB. 97 F. 39 Sir T. Downman, CB. If 1804. 22 May. 39 C. Palmer 39 Sir Willoughby Cotton, $&KCH. from R. Art. * Sir J.Burke, Bt. late 98 F. KCB. Edinburgh Lieut. Gov. of Jersey Dep. Gov, of St. Mawes F. Dunne, late of 7 D. G. do. Castle, s. 39 Sir Geo.T. Napier, KCB. 39 Sir James Wilson, KCB. 39.a®How. H. G. P. Towns- Effingham Lindsay. G01I. of the Cape of Good 39 a® Sir J. May, KCB. &■ j hend, KCH. Unatt. do. Philip Philpot. Hope KCB. from R. Art. Sir Horace St. Paul, Bt. 39 Sir Alex. Leith, KCB. 39 a® Sir C. Broke Vere, 39 Sir J. F. Burgoyne, TsTCB. late of 5 F. Count F. Rivarola, KCH. KCB. from R. Eng. 39 John Fred. Browne, CB. R. Malta Fen. Regt. 39 Hon. Sir H. R. Pakenham, 39 3® Tho. Dalmer, CB. late of 28 F. 39 Sir J. Browne, KCH.fm. KCB. 39 Sir Henry Watson, CB. F. Griffiths, late of R.A. do. 18 Dr. 39 a® Sir A. Dickson, GCB. Edw. Walker, KH. Sir Arch. Christie, KCH. of 39 Hon. Sir R. L. Dundas, KCH. Dir. Gen. Field Tho. Evans, CB.from 70 F. late 1 R.Yet.Rn. Dep.Gov. KCB. Train Dep. <$• Dep. Adj. of Stirling Castle 1 Nov. 39 Hon. H. Arbuthnott, CB. Gen. Roy. Art. 39 Sir R. Arbuthnot, KCB. 39 Sir John T. Jones, Bt. 1821. 39 G- Guy C. L’Estrange, CB. KCB. from R. Eng. J. Castle, late of 6 F. 19 July 5 Colonels. Nath. Burslem, KB. late W. F. B. Loftus, h. p. 38 F. do. 39 Tho. W. Brotherton, CB. of 67 F. 19 July 22 July 16 Dr. Commandant Ca- 39 2®F. Adj. R.Torrens, Gen. E. CB. Indies.do. h. p. 38 Benj. Ansley, KC. from George Burrell, 18 F. do. valry Bepot, Aide-de- 39 B. je. Joddrell, late of . Sco. Fus. Gds. do. ; Jas. Ogilvie, CB. Unatt. do. Camp to the Queen do.' Gren. Gds. do. W. Oravatt, late of R. Inv. J.Farrer, h.p. Grk. L. Inf. do. 39 Sir A. J. Dalrymple, lit. 39 2® H. Dawkins,Unatt. do. Eng. do. 39 T. B. Aylmer, h.p. 9 F. h. p. 2 Gar. Bn. do. do. D. Forbes, CB. h. p. 78 F. do. Qeorge Oauntlett, late of do. 39 Sir James Hen. Reynett, 39 John F. Ewart, CB. Isp. 62 F. do. H. J. Riddell, KB. Ass. Qua. KCB. h. p. 52 F. do. do. F. O. of a Bee. Bist. f| Wm. Woodgate, CB. late Mast. Gen.inIreland do. W. Smelt, CB. 37 F. do. do. Hen. A. Proctor, CB. h. p. 60 F. do. R.G. Elrington, CB. 47F. do. Tho. Abernethie, KB. late 6 F. do. $ C. C. Patrichson, C-B.late 39 H.C.E.Vernon, CB. Unat. of R. Mar. do. Wm. Jervois, KB. h. p. of 43 F. do. do. 39 And. Creagh, CB. late of 53 F. do. $ J. JoUnst. Cochrane, late J. Ready, Lt.-Gov. of the 81 F. do. W. Riddall, KB. Unatt. do. of Sco. Fus. Gds. 25 do. j Isle of Man do. Jas. Robertson Arnold, KB. T. F. Addison, h. p. 99 F. do. 39 2® C. Albert Vigoureux, R. Eng. Aide-de-Camp 39 F. Cockburn, 2 W. I. R. Lt. CB. h.p. 45 F. do. to the Queen do. Gov. of the Bahamas do. Jlf. TF. iee^fate of 96 F. 39 Sir J. Arch. Hope, KCB. 39 W. Wemys, h. p. 93 F. Tho. Steele, Unatt. do. 27 May Sco. Gus. Gds. do. do. do. 39 C. J. Doyle, h. p. 2 Gar. Bn. A. W. Light, late of 25F. do. \9Sir R. J. Harvey, CB. h. p. 39 Geo. Farl of Munster, Lt. Gov. of Grenada do. $ B. Campbell, late of 9 F. Port. Serv. do. Unatt. Gov. and Capt. 39T. Charretie, h.p. 7 W. I. R. do. 39 2® Sir H. D. Ross, KCB. of Windsor Castle, Aide- do. f) B. Thornton, CB. late of R. Art. do. de-Camp to the Queen do. Sir Geo. Arthur, KCB. h. 82 F. do. 39 Sir Dudley St.Leger Hill, Rob. Pym, CB. R. Art. do. p. York Ch. do. W. Spearman, late of 2 CB. Unatt. do. Wal.Tremenheere, KB. late C. L. L. Foster, Unatt. do. D. G. 27 May 39 Sir Edm. K. Williams, of R. Mar. 28 Dec. 2® E. Parkinson, CB. h. p. T. Weston, h. p. 14 Gar. Bn. KCB. 9 F. do. Harry Perciv. Lewis, do. do. 11 F. do. do. Henry Sullivan, CB. 6 F. do. 2® Tho. Hunter Blair, CB. Sir S. 6. Biggins, KCB. 39 Burges Camac, Unatt. do. 1881. Unatt. do. late of Sco. Fus. Gds. do. R.M'Douall, CB. h.p. Gleng. 39 A. Campbell, CB. 46 F. 2® Edward Cheney CB. Sir F. Banhey, GCMCr. F. 22 July Fxtra Aid-de-Camp to h. p. Watteville’s Reg. do. late of 15 F. do. Ben. Freke, CB. late of 51 the Queen 6 May 39 2® R. Lluellyn, CB. h. p. v Sir J. M. Boyle, KCB. F. do. 39 J. Bell, CB. h. p. do. do. 28 F. do. late of 12 Gar. Bn. 39 Sir Rich. Armstrong, CB. 39 S. B. Auchmuty, CB. late 2® P. A. Lautour, CB. KB. 3j) John Bamilton, late of Unatt. do.! 8 Gar. Bn. do. do. h. p. 23 Dr. do. Coldst. Gds. do. 39 Sir F. Stovin, KCB. &■ 39 T. Lightfoot, CB. h.p. 45 F. 392® John Hare, CB. KB. Wm. Beni. Bathes, do. do. KCMG. do. do. do. do. 27 F. do. 2® C. Gold, CB. late of 392® Sir G.Campbell, CB. 39 A. D. Faunce, CB. Insp. 39 Peter Brown, h. p. 14 F. do. R. Art. 29 July lit. do. Bep. Quar. Mast. F. O. of Bee. Bist. do. do. 39T. F. Wade, CB. Unatt. do. W. Aug. Keate, late of Gen. in Ireland do. 39 G. Brown, CB. KB. Rif. B. 39 2® R. Egerton, CB. do. do. Sco. Fu. G. 15 Sept. 39 R. G. Hare, CB. Unat. do, do. do. 39 2® W. Chalmers, CB. $ Sir C. F. Smith, CB. R. Lord F. Fitz Clarence, KB. h. p. 57 F. do. 1830. Eng. do. GCB. Unatt. do. do. 2® F. Dalmer, Unatt. do. 39 JohnB. Ward, CB. late 39 Alex. Thomson, CB. h.p. G. P. Wingrove, Com. of R. 39 2® John Boteler Parker, of 2 Dr. 22 July 98 F. do. Mar. at Woolwich 6 May CB. R.Art. do. Geo. Grogan, h. p. Corsi- 39 C. G. Ellicombe, CB. R. 39 2®C. H. Churchill, CB. 81 can R. do. Eng. do. 1833. F. Quar. Mast. Gen. in J. Baniell, late of 49 F. do. 39 H. Goldfinch, CB. do. do. R.S. Brough, R. Art. 21 Nov. Fast Indies do. 39 W. Williams Blahe, CB. 39,2® J. W. Smith, CB. 39 2® G. Miller, CB.Un.do. late of 11 Dr. do. R.A. do. 1834. 392® C.Beckwith, CB.h.p. 39 Sir K. Miles, CB. late of F. G. Heriot, CB. h.p. Can. 39 And. Bredin, R.A. 20 July Rifle Br. do. 89 F. do. Vol. do. 39 2® J. Campbell, CB.Insp. John Shedden, do. do. 39 W. Crosse, CB. Unat. do. 1835. Field Off. Bee. Bist. do. 39 W. H. K. Erskine, C.B. 39 2® Sam. Rice, CB.KB. Jas. Power, R. Art. 5 June 39 2® Wm. Campbell, CB. h. p. Bradshaw’s Levy do. do. do. C. Younghusband, do. 12 do. h. p. 23 F. • do. M. Mahon, h. p. R. York 39 W. F. P. Napier, CB. h.p. 2® Jas. Claud Bourchier, Ra. do. 43 F. do. 1836. h. p. 22 Dr. do. J. M.Everard, h.p. 77 F. do. 39 J. Duffy, CB. Unatt. do. 39 G. Crawford, R.A. 27 Apr. 2® Jas. Grant, CB. h. p. 23 39G.Wyndham,h.p.20D. do. M. Lindsay, CB. late of 39 J. Aitchison, Sc. Fus. Gds. F. G.ofScarb.Cas.lOJm. $ Sir A. Maclaine, CB. Unat. 78 F. do. 20 May 39 2® F. Browne, CB. h. p. do. Hen. Daubeney, KB. h. p. Rifle Br. do. 39 W. G. MacGregor, Insp. F. 83 F. do. 1837. 2® Tho. W. Taylor, CB.Lt. O. of London Bee. Bist. 39 2® Doug. Mercer, CB. 39 Cha. Edw. Conyers, CB. Gov. B. Mil. College do. do. Unatt. do. Insp. F. Qffi. 10 Jan. 39 2® E. Arguimbau, CB. 39 9® J. Hay, CB. Unat.do. F. M. Milman, do. do. 39 G. A. Henderson, KB. do. h.p. 1 F. do. Wm. Wood, CB. KB. h. p. 2® J. Reeve, do. do. do. 39 2®. Mich. Childers, CB. 41 F. do. 39 J.Tonson,CB.h.p.37F. do. R. Roberts, KB. Unatt. do. late of 6 Dr. do. 39 Sir W. Warre, CB. Unat. 39 W. A. Gordon, CB. h. p. 39 Roger Parke, do. do. 39 2® Hen. G. Smith, CB. Comm, at Chatham do. 95 F. do. 39 R. B. Macpherson, CB. Unatt. Bep. Qua. M. Gen. C. Ashe A’Court, CB. KB. 39 2® S. A. Goodman, CB. KB. h. p. 71 F. Cape of Good Bope do. h. p. Gr. Lt. Inf. do. KB. h. p. 48 F. do. Geo. Ham. Gordon do. do. 39 2®Felix Calvert, CB. Un- 39 G. C.iD’Aguilar, CB. Unat. T. Kenah, CB.h.p. 58 F. do. Philip Hay, h. p. 25 Dr. do. att. do. Bep.Adj. Gen. in Ireland 39 2® Sir R. Gardiner, K CB. 2® John Slessor, late R. I. 39 2® W. Staveley, CB. do. do. # KCB. R. Art. Aide-de- Art. & h. p. 85 F. do. Bep. Q. M. Gen. in the 39 Cha. Wm. Pasley, CB. R. Camp to the Queen do. A. Allen, late R. I. Art. do. Mauritius do. Eng. do. 39 S. Lambert, Gren.Gds.do. Jas. Irving, do. do. 39 2® Sir De Lacy Evans, J. G. Cuyler, h. p. Cape Reg. 39 2® John Fremantle, CB. John Carr, do. do. KCB. h. p. 5 W. I. R. do. 9® G. O’Malley, CB. 88 F. Coldst. Gds. Aide-de~ Bavid Williams, late of 39 Bon. Leicester Stanhope, do. Camp to the Queen do. 17 F. do. CB. Unatt. do. Peter D’Arcy, h. p. 7 Garr. 39 Lord George W. Russell, Pat. Nicolson, h. p. 27 F. do. 39 A. Higginson, Gr. Gds. do. Bn. do. GCB. Unatt. do. do. C. P. de Bosset, CB. KB. 39 2® T. B. B. Bavies, late 39 E. R. J. Cotton, h. p. 10 F. 39 Edw. Wynyard, CB. Unat. h. p. 50 F. do. of 6 Dr. Gds. do. do. do. do. 39 Jas. Allan, CB. 67 F. do. 39 2® Cha. Allix, Unatt. do. Chas. Turner, Unatt. Ass. 39 Jas. Fergusson, CB. h. p. 39 2® Arch. Money, CB. Tho. Brooke, late of Gren. Adj. Gen. in Ireland do. Coldst. Gds. do. do. h. p. 60 F. do. Gds. -dp. 6 Colonels.—Lieut.-Colonels. pWm. Hen. Scott, Sco.Fug. Gideon Gorrequer, KH. late Geo. Jones, Comm, of B. 212® Sir Geo. Charles Hoste. Gds. 10 Jam of 4 F. 10 Jan. M. at Portsmouth 28June CD. R. Eng. 28 June H. P. Davison, h. p. 6 West T. W. Forster, h. p. 24 F. do. 3®Tho.Adair, CD. R.Mar.do. G. J. Harding, CD. do. do. Ind. R. do. T. P. Howard, KH. h. p. 23 James Mont. Bevians, late J. Ross Wright, do. do. Sir Tho. Reade, CB. h. p. Dr. do. of R. Mar. do. 32® Sir H.G.Macleod, KH. 24 P. do. A. Maclachlan,h. p.69F. do. Wm. COnolly, R. Mar. do. Unatt. Lt. Gov. of Tri- $ Jn. Morillyon Wilson, CB. R. W. Mills, h. p. 9 F. do. Cha. Aug. Shawe, Coldst. nidad do. Kit. h. p. 77 F. Adj. to Fre. Ashworth, h.p. 58 F. do. Gds. 8 Aug. 3® 2I2®Sam.Stawell, 12Dr.do. Chels. Hasp. do. R.B.Fearon, CD.40F. Hep. His Boyal Highness Prince C. G. J. Arbuthnot, 72 F. do. pTho.Wiltshire, CD. 2 F. do. Adj. Gen. East Indies do. George W. F. C. of Cam- Tho. Valiant, KH. 40 F. do. ^H.Oglander, CB. 26 F. do. 39 Hen. Balneavis, CMG. bridge, KG. 3 Nov. C. G. Falconar, KH. 22 F. M. Stewart, h. p. Por. Ser. do. KH. Unatt. Town Maj. Geo. Beatty, R. Mar. 27 Dec. 3®Rd. England, DH.41 F. do. Geo.Evatt,Unatt. Com- of Malta do. C. Middleton, Unatt. Assist. mand. Milit. Asylum at V. E. Eyre, late H. Gren. 1838. Comm. Cav. Hepot do. Southampton do. Gds. do. 39 32®R.Ellison, Gr. G. 9 Jan. Alex. Fisher Macintosh, Hon. H. E. Butler, h. p. 2 Fra. Maule, KH. late of G. Greenwood, 2 Life Gds. KH. Unatt. do. Gar. Bn. do. 89 F. do. 12 do. 32® B. Lord Hotham, Unatt. P 32® W. Drummond, Sco. Pat. Burke, h. p. 96 F. do. 3® Thomas A. Parke, CD. R. do. Fus. Gds. do. John Whetham, h. p. 1 Gar. Mar. Aide-de- Camp to the Jos. Paterson, do. do. $ E. Fleming, CB. Insp. Bn. do. Queen 26 April 3®Geo. Turner, CD .R. Art. do. Field Off. Bee. Hist. do. Tho. T. Wooldridge, KH. Fr. Campbell, R. Art. 11 June Sir W. Gossett, KCH. R. h. p. 91 F. do. 39 John A. Mein, 74 F. 28 do. Eng. do. 3® G. L. Goldie, CD. 11F. do. 3® A. Weddcrburn, late of 3J) Sir Alex. Anderson, CB. Gus. Rochfort, h.p. 100 F. do. Coldst. Gds. do. LIEUT.-COLONELS. Unatt. do. 39 32® T.Wildman, h. p. 9 Dr. Peter Dumas, h. p. 4 W. I. 1795. John Rolt, CB. do. do. do. R. Lt. Gov. of Gravesend J. Hrinhrvater Bethune, G. Cardew, R. Eng. do. Hon. F. Cathcart, h.p.92 F. and Tilbury Fort. do. h. p. Comm. Dep. 1 Sept. $ Turner Grant, Gr. Gds. do. do. 3® 32® Mildm. Fane, 54 F. do. 4? 32E Sir Cha. Webb Dance, W. H. Meyrick, Unatt. do. 32® John Martin, Unatt. do. 1798. KH. h. p. R. Yk. Ra. do. 3® G. P. Higginson, do. do. Geo. Henry Hewett, do. do. Tho. {Frederick, h. p. 84 F. 3P James Hughes, CB. h. p. Sir J. Macra, KCH. do. do. Charles Wyndham, late of 1 Jan. 18 Dr. do. 212® G. Bowles, Col. Gds. do. 76 F. do. ^3 Philip Bainbrigge, CB. Tho.Bunbury, KH.67 F. do. H. Earlo/Uxbridge, Un. do. 1800. 1 January. Ass. Quar. Mas. Gen. do. 3® Hon. H. F. C. Cavendish, 02® Hon. H. Hely Hutchin- W. Earl of Lonsdale, KG. |3 Wm. G. Power, CB. KH. 1 Life Gds. do. son, Unatt. do. h. p. 84 F. R. Art. do. T. Younghusband, h. p. 4 32® Sir J. M. Wallace, Ph. Walsh, h. p. Ir. Brigade 39 K. Snodgrass, CD.Un. do. D. G. do. KH. 5 Dr. G. do. §9W. Balvaird, CD. Unat. do. Hen. Standish, h.p. 39 F. do. 39 32® E.Wiidman, KH. h.p. 1803. $ 32® Semp. Stretton, CD. Ph. Ray, h. p. S. F. Gds. do. Chass. Brit. do. R. Walker, Lt. Gov. of h. p. 84 F. do. J. W. Aldred, h. p. 60 F. do. 39DrGibraltar do. 39 21® C. Borvan, CB. late of Unatt." ' do. of R. Mar... do. 3®Gr. G. Lewis, CD. R.En. do. 52 F. do. 7 Lieut- Colonels. ^ Harcourt F. Holcombe, 1816. Sir C. R. O’Donnell, do. s. 18 2® W. C. E. Holloway, CB. late of R. Art. 27 Apr. 18 Ar.H.Gordon,Unatt.8Feb. 15 Aug. CB. R. Eng. 26 Feb. Rod. de May, h. p. Watte- 13 Tho. Chaplin,Cold.Gds. do. Edward Studd, Unatt. do. ville Regt. 21 May 1817. John Leslie, KH. 4 F. 29 do. 18 C. S. Campbell, CB. h. p. ^8./. B. Harrison, CB. late 18 Geo. F. Macleod, CB. late W. Pearce, KH. Unatt. do. 1 F. 25 Apr. of 50 F. 19 June of Roy. Eng. 21 June Rob. B. Coles, do. 19 Sept. Robert Bartley, 49 F. do. ^8 Cha. Cother, CB. late of Bob. Lisle, CB. late of 13 James Fleming, do. do. Geo. Thornhill, CB. late of 88 F. do. Dr. do. 2® Ed. Clive, Gren. Gds. do. 14 F. 1 May 18 SSK/Sir J. Hartman, KCB. Gabriel Surer, Unatt. 8 July 2® E. P. Buckley, Unatt. H. R. Ferguson, G. Gds. 8 do. Sf KCH. h. p. Germ. Leg. 26 do. E. F. Gascoigne, Un. 3 June 17 Aug. 1818. R. Doherty, R. Afr.Col. C. do. Dugald CampbeU, late of R. 18 Oust. Broron, CB. late of Sam.South,h.p. 8 F. 17Dec. 18 2® Edw. Byam, Unatt. do. Art. 17 do. 95 F. do. William Rogers, do. do. Jas. Considine, KH. Unatt. Jas. Williamson, Comm. li. 1819. 18 C, O’Neil Prendergast, 1 July Military Asylum 17 Sept. Nathan Wilson, KH. Unatt. Unatt. 26 Oct. 18 2® Geo.Hillier,62F.24 do. Sir It. Church, CB. OCH. 12 Aug. G. Lord Bingham, Unatt. Henry Craig, h. p. 100 F. do. late ofGrk.Lt. Inf. 19 Nov. H. Richardson, h. p. 82 F. 9 Nov. 2® R. Beauchamp, Unatt, 12 Aug. Tho. Drake, CJfG.do. 16 do. 5 Aug. 1818. E. Nicolls, late of R. Mar. do. 2® Cha. Yorke, do. 30 do. R. R. Loring, do. 25 Sept. Bobert Oswald, CB. late of G. R. P. Jarvis, h. p. 86 F. do. E. Jackson, KH. do. 12Dec. 18 L. B. Badcock, KH. 15 Greek Lt. Inf. 18 May J. W. O'Donoghue, CB. John Hogge, KH. do. do. Huss. 21 Nov. Sir J. Malcolm, KCB. late late Unatt. do. 18 Hoi. Custance, 10 F. do. Hon. G. R. Abercromby, o^ R. Mar. 4 June J. H. Richardson, Unatt. do. Unatt. do. Slffit W. Baron Linsingen, 1821. 2® Hon. E. Stopford, h. p. 18 H.Armytage, Cold.Gds.do. CB. KCH. h. p. Ger. L. do. W. O’Brien, h. p. 58 F. 19 July 22 Dr. 14 do. A. M. Maxwell, KH. 36 F. C. Plenderleath, CB. late 18 Sir S. R. Eustace, KH. Gr. 25 do. of 49 F. do. 1828. Gds. 19 Dec. R. F. Cleaveland, R. Art. * Thos. Armstrong, late of Jas. Payler, Unatt. 81 July H. Stisted, Unatt. do. 9 Dec. Coldst. Gds. 19 do. G. E. P. Barlow, do. 4 Dec. 2® B. Drummond, Sco. Fus. Hon. A. F. Ellis, 60 F. 18 do. 18 J- P- Hawkins, CB. late Gds. 21 do. P.M. Wallace, R.Art. 80 do. of 68 F. 21 do. 1824. 18 5® J. James Snodgrass, St. J. A.Clerke, KH. Unatt. $ Wm. Grove White, CB. 2® Hon. Rob. Moore, h. p. Unatt. Dep. Qua.-Mast.- 80 Dec, late of 94 F. 26 Aug Coldst. Gds. 1 Apr. Gen. Nova Scotia 25 do. 2® Robert Batty do. do. 0® Oeorge Fead, CB. late 2® Sir H. Floyd, Bt. Hon. Sir E. Gust, KCH. H. W. Barton, do. do. of Gren. Gds. 13 Dec. Unatt. 6 May Unatt. 26 do. Rich. Jones, R. Art. 81 do. 2® E. Keane, Unatt. 17June Dennis Daly, Unatt. 80 do. J. Edward J ones, do. do. 1814. W. Chamberlayne, do. do. H. Du Yernet, h. p. R. Staff Geo. Macdonell, CB. late 1825. W.Leader.Maberly,do. do. C. do. of 79 F. 24 Feb. Ch. Purvis, h.p. Can.Fenc. Henry Salwey, do. do. 2® R. WaUace, KH. Unatt. 18 John Galiffe, CB. late of 27 May do. 60 F. 8 Mar. $ Bob. Macdonald, CB. late 1827. F. W. Mann, h. p. R. Staff 18 Wm. Cowell, CB. late of of Royal Art. do. Henry Dwyer, Unatt. 10 Jan. Corps. do. 42 F. do. Benj. Graves, h. p. 12 F. do. 182® J. Gurwood, CB. do. 18 W. L. Herford, CB. late 2® Jn. Grey, Unatt. 25 Oct. 15 Mar. 1829. of 28 F. do. 2® Hen. Madox, KH. do. Jeremiah Taylor, do. 22 do. H. W. Vavasour, R. Eng. 2® Geo. Muttlebury, CB. 81 Dec. J. Elliott Cairnes, KH. 28 Jan. late of 69 F. 17 do. Unatt. 29 do. T. P. Thompson, Unatt. C. Newhouse, late R. Inv. 1820. 13 F. J. Davies, Gren. Gds. 24 Feb. Art. 4 June 18 2® F. Fuller, CB. late of 80 Apr. A. Findlay, KH. h. p. R. 18 2® Geo. Wilkins, CB. 59 F. 19 Jan. John Home, do. 10 May Afr. Corps 19 Mar, KH. late of Rif. Brig. do. 18 Mathias Everard, CB.KH. H. R. Wyatt, Unatt. 21 do. 18 J. H. Schoedde, 55 F. 20 2® M. W. Bailey, CB. late 14 F. do. 18 John Fraser, h. p. 1 R. V. do. of 64 F. do. 18 Cec. Bisshopp, CB.l 1 F.do. Bn. Dep.- (friar. - Mast. Hon. H. R. Molyneux, 60 F. 2® F. S. Miller, CB. late 2® C. P. Ellis, h. p. Roll’s Gen. in Ceylon 24 do. 9 Apr. of 6 Dr. do. Reg. 16 Feb. J. Fr. Crewe, Unatt. 5 June 2® Hon. S. O’Grady, Unatt. C. De Villicy, late R. For. W. W. Higgins, KH. Unatt. Jonathan Peel, do. 7 do. 14 do. Art. do. 25 do. 2® G. D. Slanden, Sco. 18 Jn.Townsend, 14 Dr. 16 do. 2® P. Dorville, CB. Una. do. 18 2® Sir W. R. Clayton, Bt. Fus. Gds. 12 July H. J. W. Bentinck, Coldst. 18 Sir Hen. Pynn, CB. late do. 8 Apr. ffl J.Peddie,KB'.90 F. 28Aug. Gds. s. 16 May of Port. Serv. do. 18 2®Rob. Arnold, 16 Dr. do. # John Shelton, 44 F. 6 Sept. Wm. Bush, KH. 1 W. I. R. * M. Shawe, late of 76 F. 9 do. 182® Fran. Hen. Dawkins, 18 Tho. Bell, CB. 48 F.20 do. 22 do, Unatt. Dep. Quar. Mast. 2® C. King, KH. Insp. Fd. G. Gray don, KH. R.Eng. do. 1815. Gen. Ionian Islands do. Off. of a Bee. Dist. 18 Oct. F. T. Buller, Unatt. 4 June 18 Pat. Campbell, late of R. Wm. Macadam, KH. Unatt. 13 Wm.Roberts,late of R.Art. 18 Jas. Johnston, 99 F. 11 do. Art. 1 June 22 do. 0 Nov. J. D. Tovey, Unatt. 11 Aug. 2® W. von Robertson, CB. 2® Hon. G. Cathcart, 1 Dr. Sir H. Fairfax, Bt. Unat. do. B. J. Smith, do. do. KCH. h. p. Ger. L. 18 do. Gds. 13 May Marc. Beresford, 8 F. do. 2® Tho. Reed, 02 F. do. 2® G. Baron von Krau- J. Spink, KH. Unatt. 20 do. 18 2® Jas. Chas. Chatterton, Hen. Despard, Insp. Field chenberg, CB. KCH. h.p. 18 2® Jas. Jackson, KH. 6 KH. 4 Dr. Gds. 18 Dec. Off. Bee. Distr. 18 do. Ger. Leg. do. Dr. Gds. 25 do. 18 2® J.Vandeleur, 10 Dr.do. 2® B. Macdonald, CB. 18 2® Aug. Clem. Friedrichs, 18R. C. Mansel, KH. Unatt. Hon. J. H. Caradoc, KH. late of 85 F. 25 do. KH. do. do. Ass. Adj. Gen. in Ireland Unatt. 25 do. 18 T.A.Brandreth, CB. R.Art. 2® J. P. Bridger, CB. late 10 June 18 R. Douglas, CB. late of R. 27 Oct. of 12 Dr. do. 18G.P.Bradshaw, JC7/77F.do. Art. 31 do. Hon. Hen. Dundas, CB. 18 2® G. Baron von Baring, Wm. Hay, Unatt. do. Jas. M‘Alpine, Unatt. do. 83 F. 8 Dec. CB.KCH.b.g.Ger. I. do Tho. Dobbin, do. do. Hon. G. Berk. Molyneux, Dav. Story, R. Art. 10 do. 18 2® Jon. Leach, CB. late John Drummond, do. 22 do. 8 Dr. do. 18 2® J os. Logan,63 F. 17 do. of Rifle Brig. do. 18 Rob. Fr. Melville Browne, J. A. El. o/Rosslyn,9Dr. do. 18 R. Thomson, R.Eng. 26 do, 18 2® Geo. Bavis Wilson, do. 11 July 18 W.T.Knollys, S.Fus. G. do. CB. late of 4 F. flo. 18 J.Freeth.KH.h.p.R. Staff 1828. 1880. 18 2® Leslie Walker, CB. C. As. Q»\ Mast. Gen. do. W. F. O’Reilly, CB. h. p. R. B. C. Browne, Unatt. 16 Mar. KH. late of 25 F. 81 Aug. 2® Fra. Le Blanc, Unatt. do. African Corps 18 Jan. Sir J. M. F. Smith, KH. 2® Hon. Q. L. D. Darner, 2® G. W. Horton, do. 1 Aug. 18 2® C.F.R.Lascelles, Gren. R. Eng. do. CB. late of 89 F. 4 Dec. 2® J. B. Riddlesden, do. do. Gds. 21 Feb. 18 Rice Jones, KH. do. 8 June 8 Lieut.- Colonels. A. JC- Clark Kennedy, Arth.Morris,h.p. 14 F.22July J. Lyster, Gren. Gds. 27 July J. W. Kettlewell, late of R. CB.fy KH. 7 Dr. G.llJune 39 Ch. Stisted,K//.Unatt. do. 39 C. Hornby, Sco. Fus. Gds. Art. 6 May ^Saum. Brock, JCif. h. p. 39 J. Michell, CB.R. Art. do. 81 Aug. 39 001 Tho. Marten, KH. 1 48 F, 12 do. 390m E. C. Whinyates, CB. F. Farquharson, 7 F. 7 Sept. Dr. 29 do. f Tho.Mackrell,44F. 25 do. KH. do. do. Edm. Hen. Bridgeman, Un- 0101 A. Cavalie Mercer, R« Hen.Booth,KiI.43F.29do. 390®T.Hutchesson,R.A.do. att. 14 do. Art. 5 June E..W. Bell, Unatt. do. 39 031 L,Boldero,Gr.Gds.do. 001. Hon. Hen. Montagu, Sir J. Mont. Burgoyne, Bt. H.Colvile, S. Fus.Gs. 6 July 001 J. Linton, Unatt. 81 Aug. Sco. Fus. Gds. 21 do. Gren. Gds. do. Alex. Campbell, KH. 9 Hr. Court. Chambers, 25 F. do. Cha. Gilmour, late of R. Art. M. C. Dixon, R. Eng. 25 do. 16 do. Charles Rowley, Unatt. do. 27 do. P. Doull Calder, do. do. 2LS1 Wm. Marshall, Part. John Scott, 4 Dr. do. 39C. Campbell, 98 F. 26 Oct. Geo. Marshall, late of R. Serv. do. Wm. Graham, Unatt. do. 001 Hen. Gooch, Coldst. Mar.' 17 July Hor. G. Broke, Unatt. 20 do. 031 C. Knight, 83 F. 10 Sept. Gds. 26 Nov. P. Jas. Yqrke, Sco. Fus. ^9 John Heed, 54 F. do. J. Ord Honeyman, Gren. 39001 E.W.Bouverie, R. H. Gds. 7 Aug. 19 H.R.Digby, S.Fus.Gds. do. Gds. 28 do. Gds. 4 Dec. 39 Jos. Jones, 12 F. 28 do. J. Moore, KH. Unatt. 22 do. 39 Patrick Grieve,75 F.9 Nov. 39 Wm. Fendall, 4 Dr. 24 do. Br. Firman, Unatt. 25 Sept. J. Jones, KH. h.p. 15Dr. do. Cha. Barker Turner, KH. 001 Joseph Thos. Pidgeon, 39 Tho. Ger. Ball, 8 F. 2 Oct. Chas. Milner, h. p. 8 F. do. Part. Serv. do. Unatt. 28 do. 001 Eaton Monins, 69 F. do. W. Fawcett, h. p. 14 F. do. Tho. Moody, R. Eng. 2 Dec. Charles Leslie, KH. do. do. Cha. Hughes, 24 F. 10 do. Jos. Phillott, h. p. 85 F. do. Jas. Tho. Earl of Cardigan, 39 W. Middleton, 42 F. 23 do. Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke, 11 Dr. 3 do. 1833. 39 Sam. Bolton, 31 F. 24 Nov, KH. It. Art. Gov. of the Godf.Thornton, Gr. Gds. do. H. Ed. Porter, Unatt. 1 Feb. 39 001 John C. Hope, KH. Leeward Islands 22 July Wm. C. Coles, Unatt. 10 do. Lord T. Cecil, do. 5 Apr. Rif. Br. 4 Dec. Thomas Tisdall, late B.. Irish Sir Mich. Creagh, KH. Chas. John Hill, do. do. Wm. James, 26 F. 25 do. Art. do. 86 F. 81 do. John Wolrige, late of R. M. Close, h.p. 1 Gar. Bn. do. John Eden, CB. Unatt. Hejo. Mar. 5 Aug. 1886. W. H.Taynton,h.p.31 F. do. Adj. Gen. in Canada do. Hon. J. C. Westenra, Sco. Guy C. Coffin, late of R. Art. Fount. Elwin, h. p. 44F. do. Hon. Fra. H. Needham, Gr. Fus. Gds. 9 Aug. 4 Feb. Wm. M. Morrison, h. p. Gds. do. J. W. Fairtlough, 63 F. Wm. Cox, KH. Part. Serv. 23 Dr. do. 39 001Rd. Brunton,13 Dr. do. 17 Sept. 5 do. Hugh John Cameron, h. p. 001 C. Cadell, KH. Unatt’ Wm. Croker, 17 F. 1 Apr. York Chasseurs do. 1831. 27 do. Hen. Capadose, 1 W. I. R. Ed. Carlyoh, h. p. 66 F. do. Edm. R. Story, Unatt. 8 Feb. Hen. C. Streatfield, 87 F. 22 do. 39 331P.Campbell, Cli.h.p. 39 32E J. Cross, KH. 68 F. do. 4 Oct. J. S. Bastard, R. Art. 27 do. 52 F. do. 031 Wm. Fraser, Unatt. do. Geo. E. Jones, KH. 57 F. Rd. Fred. Hill, 58 F. 18 May fTh.WearejKff. Prov. Bn. Robert Burdett, do. 8 Mar. 8 Nov. Geo. M. Eden, S.F.G- 20 do. at Chatham do. Charles Shee, do. 5 Apr. J. D.Rawdon, Col. Gs. 15 do. Geo. Dixon, S. Fus. Gds. do. Tho. Burke, h. p. 4 F. do. Geo. Teulon, h. p. Insp. W. D. Nicolls, R. Art. 21 do. Fred. Maunsell, 85 F. 23 do. A. Tod, h. p. 2 Gar. Bn. dp. Fd. Officer of Mil. 12 do. 39 Wm. Persse, 16 Dr. 6 Dec. Tho. Cubitt, R. Art. 25 do. J. Creighton, h. p. 59 F. do. H. R. Hartley, Unatt. do. 001 Wm. Beckwith, KH. 001G. Baker, Unatt. 3 June 39 B. Stone, h. p. 58 F. do. Lord Edw. Hay, do. 26 do, Unatt. do. Cyprian Bridge, R. Art. 4 do. 39 T.S.Trafford, h.p. 24 F. do. H. W. Barnard, Gren. Gds Ferr.Loftus, Gr. Gds. 27 do. E. K. S. Butler, 85 F. 17 do. Cha. H. Smith, KH. h. p. 17 May J.M. Robertson, Unatt. 31 do. 001 Tho. Gore Browne, R. 15 F. 22 July 39 Ham. Trelawnev, R. Art. Art. 1 July Jas. L.Basden, CB.89 F. do. 27 May 1834. Geo. W. Eyres, Gr. Gds. do. D. Campbell, h. p. 79 F. do. Hugh Piper, 88 F. 28 do. 39H.E.Robinson,30F. 1 Jan. W. J. Codrington, Coldst. Hen.Bristow, h.p. 38F. do. 031 J. Campbell, KH. Unatt. George Todd, Unatt. 31 do. Gds. 8 do. fl J.P. Oates, Kff.h.p.SS F. 12 July 39A.G.Campbell, 16 F.8 Feb. Dun. Grant, R. Art. 12 do. do. C. Chichester, Part. Serv. do. Hon. E. Gordon, Douglas, Fran. Copland, Unatt. 15 do. 001 E. T. Fitz Gerald, KH. Hon. C. Grey, 71 F. do. Unatt. 18 Apr. H. A. Scott, R. Art. 10 Aug. h. p. 12 F. do. 001 H. Webster, Unatt. F. V. Harcourt, Gren. Gds. 39 Wm. Wylde, do. 19 do. 39 E.T.Michell, GB.R. Art.do. 9 Aug. 2 May Jn. Cade Petley, do. 11 Nov. Charles Pratt, h. p. 96 F. do. John Chester, h. p. R. Art. Hon.H. S. Fane, Unatt. 9do. 001 Wm. Turnor, Unatt. G.Spottiswoode, h.p. 71 F.do. 8 Sept. W. Greenwood, Gr. Gds. do. Hep. Adj. Gen. in Ja- J. Harvey,'Jf-ff. h. p. 92F. do. W.Lord de Ros, Unatt. 8 do. Hen. W. Breton, 4 F. 11 July maica. 22 do. C. Campbell, h. p. 94 F. do. Manley Dixon, do. 27 do. 39 001 A. T. Maclean, 13 Dr. Edm. Morris, 49 F. do. Haml. Obins, h.p..53 F. do. 39 Arthur Hunt, R. A. 26 Oct. do. W. Fludyer, Gr. Gds. 2 Dec. 39 William Cator, R. Art. do. John Geddes, KH. Unatt. Steph. Kirby, R. Art. 20 do. 39 001 J. Ross, Unatt. 9 do. George Tovey, Unatt. do. 11 Nov. 001 John Tyler, KH. Unatt. Jn. Whar. Frith, 58 F. 16 do. Jas. Horton, h. p. Meuron’s 001 J. Oldfield, KH. R. Eng. Hep. Ofuar. Mast. Gen. in Thomas Falls, Unatt. Hep. . Regt. do. 12 do. Leeward Islands 12 Aug. Adj. Gen. Leeward Sf Jas. Laing, h. p. 61 F. do. 39 001R. Anderson, KLf.fil F. Ar. Marq. Douro, Unatt. do. Windward Isl. 28 do. E. A. Angelo, KH. Unatt. do. 2 Dec. 001 Geo. Gawler, KH. do. John Bradish, h. p. 2 Ceylon Gov. of S. Australia do. 1837. Regt. do. 1882. Fra. Fuller, 59 F. 22 do. Am. Lane, h. p. 44 F.10 Jan. G.S.Thwaites, h.p.57F.do. W. H. Cornwall, Coldst. J. J. W. Angerstein, Gren. Anthony Lyster, Unatt. do. 39 Wm. Sail, KH. R. Newf. Gds. 10 Feb. Gds., 12 Sept. John C. Smith, do. As. Adj. Vet. Cos. do. G. A. Reid, 2 Life Gds. 17 do. 39 A. Cairncross, KH. 96 F. Gen. in Ireland do. Lord Rob. Kerr, KH. h. p. C. FitzRoy Maclean, 81 F. 19 do. Nath. Bean, h. p. 49 F. do. 6 Gar. Bn. As. Adj. Gen. 16 Mar. Henry Senior, 65 F. do. Jn. Austen, KH. Unatt. do. in North Britain do. P. S. Stanhope, Gr. Gds. do. Geo. Cobbe, R. Art. 20 Nov. Jacob Watson, do. do. N. H. English, late of Ri C. Col. Blane, Unatt. 20 Apr. P.Edmo.Craigie,55F.21 do. Henry Nooth, h. p. 14 F. do. Mar. do. B. Broadhead, Cold. Gds. do. 39 C. French, KH. 28 F. Jas. M'Haffie, h. p. 60 F. do. Rich.Bunce, h.p.R. Mar.do. W. N. Burrowes, Unatt. 19 Dec. J.D.Laey, h. p. 2 Gar. Bn. do. John M‘Mahon, Unatt. do. 27 do. 1635. Alex. Daniel, h. p. 63 F. do. Daniel O’Donoghue, h. p. Philip Dundas, do. do. Wm. B. Nicols, 2 W. I. R. J. Blackmore, h. p. 8 F. do. 1 Gar. Bn. do, 39 A. Maclachlan, R.A.l June 12 Jan. George Dods, h. p. 1 F. do. Joseph Jerrard, h. p. 6 Gar. 39 E. F. Boys, 45 F. 21 do. 39 T. Fletcher, Ceyl. Rifle R. Geo. J. Rogers, Unatt. do. Bn. do. C. M. Hay, Cold. Gds. 22 do. 27 Feb. Rob. Blake Lynch, do. do. Robert Terry, h. p. 81 F. Wm. H. Dennie, CB. 18 F. Rob. Ferguson, 79 F. 13 Mar. Cha. C. Dixon, Superin. of Town Adj. at Malta do. 6 July 39 J. Maepherson, Ceyl. Rif. Hasp, at Chatham do. C. Pringle, h. p. Ger. Leg. do. W.'Elliott, Jf/L Unatt. Hep. Reg. ‘ 27 do. E. Dudreneuc, h. p. 81 F. do. J. T. Whelan, h. p. R. Newf. Q. Mas. Gen. in Jamaica Hon. T. Ashburnham, Cold. H. Blake, h. p. 6 Gar. Bn. do. Fen. do. 18 do. Gds. do. Eyre E. Kenny, Unatt. do. 9 B Lieut.-Colonels.-—Majors. W. B.Tylden,R. Eng.10 Jan. Wm. Green, KH. Un.10 Jan. William Walker, do.lOJuly James Wood do. 28 June Fra. Campbell, Unatt. do. Daniel Baby, do. do. John M'Callum, do. do. 2® Jas. A. Butler, do. do. C. C. Mackay, h.p. 78 F. do. H. M'Gregor, h. p. 68 F. do. 19 Cha. Menzies, KH. Comm. 2® W. F. Tinling do. do. W. B. Kersteman, h. p. Cha.LionelFitzGei-ald, h.p. Boy. Marine Art. do. Andrew Clarke, KH. 46 F.do. , 10 F. do. 16 F. do. 19 H. J. Murton, R.M. do. 2® Stephen Holmes, KH. Tho. Blanshard, Cli. R. Jas. Anton, Unatt. do. William Fergusson, do. do. Unatt. do. Eng. do. Dun. Digby, do. do. Wm. Booth, 41 F. 11th do. 13H.H.Manners, Jr.ff.37F.do. J. F. Briggs, KH. h. p. 2® Tho. Cox Kirby, do. do. James England, Unatt. do. Charles Forbes, 61 F. do. . 28 F. do. Rich. Cole, do. do. Hon.. Jas. Hope, Colds. Gds. Joseph Kelsall, 70 F. do. Rob. Simson, Kit. h. p. 18 F. Josh. Crosse, do. do. 8 Aug. 193® JohnLuard,21F.s. do. Town Major of Hull do. J. G. N. Gibbes, h. p. Malta J. G. Robinson, Sc. F. Gds. fj 2® G.Smith, R.H.Gds. do. 51® C. Wood, Unatt. do. Regt. do. 12 do. Court.Cruttenden, R.Art.do. Wm. Moore, h. p. 14 F. do. Tho. Buck, h. p. 98 F. do. R. Greaves, Unatt. 29 Sept. Rich. Wm. Astell, Gr. Gds. P. Mathewson, h. p. R. Jas. B. Gardiner, h.p. 74F. H.Fane, h.p. llDr.s. 170ct. 7 July York Ran. do. Tho. Jones, h. p. 21 Dr. do. John Jas.Whyte, 7Dr..21 do. 19 2®jR.Macdonald,JOr,4F. Arch.Cameron, h.p. 5 F. do. Geo. Nicholls, Unatt, do. C. Kearn ey, 2 Dr. Gds. 28 do. Hep. Adj. Gen. Bombay Hon. E. Cadogan, h. p. 8 W. 19 An. Emmett, R. Eng. do. 19 Rob. O’Hara, 56 F. 10 Nov. 13 do. I. R. do. Wm. Crokat, Unatt. do. Peter Brome F. C. Gilliess, G. Knox, Coldst. Gds. 27 do. |tl E. Knight, h.p. Port. Serv. Daniel Wright, do. do. Sc. Fus. Gds. do. Robt. Spark, 98 F. 28 do. do. Rob. Bateman, do. do. 19 Edw.Charleton.KH.Unat. Thos. Butler, Unatt. 31 Aug. C. M. Clanchy, do. do. Peter Dudgeon, do. do. Hep. Adj. Gen. CeylonVl do. Bord W. Thynue, do. do. 51® S. Reed, h. p. 71 F. do. Gerard Quill, do. do. Alex. Fraser, Unatt. 27 do. 19 Geo. Maunsell, 3 Dr. Gds. 5® X. Dyneley, CB. R. J. Owen, CB. KH. Hep. Jas. E. Freeth, 64 F. 1 Dec. 15 Sept. Art. do.- Adj. Gen. of 11. Mar. 39 W. Cuth. Ward, R.E.9do. 19 Fred.Mac Bean,If H. 84 F. 2® C. Higgle, KH. llotjal Aide-de-Camp to th.e 19 Fred. Arabin, R.Art. 18 do. 2 Nov. Mil. Coll. 'do. Queen do. John Hall, 1 Life Gds. 27 do. Walter Powell, R. Mar. 7 do. 2® Richard Croker, h. p. W. H. Davies,- Unatt. do. Richard Swale, R. M. do. Pat. Fitzroy W. Campbell, Port. Serv. do. J. Mitchell, do. do. * Marq. Guiseppe de Piro, Sco. Fus. Gds. s. 9 do. 2® R. Howard, Unatt. do. S tephen Cuppage, do. do. CMG. R. Malta Fen. Reg. Geo. Deare, 21 F. 28 Dec. 19 Geo. H. Dansey, 76 F. do. James Thomson, do. do. 29 do. T. Hen. Johnston 66 F. do. Arthur Kennedy, Unatt. do. P. Jones, late of R. Mar. do. Eord C. Wellesley, 15 F. do. Tho. Hamilton, 19 F. do. A. G.Downing,h.p.81F.Cha. Wright, do. KH. It. Mil. 2® C.Wyndham,2Dr. 80do John B. Lynch, Unatt. do. Coll. do. 1839. X. Dundas, h. p. Ceyl. R. do. NorcliffeNorcliffe, JOf.h.p. 1838. T. H. Wingfield, 32 F. 19 Jan. Jn. Wright, KH. R. Mar. do. 18 Dr. do. Jos. Walker, R. Mar. 1 Jan. H. A. Hankey, Unat. 7 Mar. J. Murray Belshes, Unatt. do Sir Wm. Davison, KH. Fred. Clinton, do. 12 do. 2® J. Campbell, Part. Serv. 19 Wm. Reid, CB. R. Eng. h. p. 2 F. do. Richard Airey, 34 F. 10 Feb. 29 do. Gov. of Bermuda do. Rob. Mar. Leake, Unatt. do. Jas. Gordon, R. En. 31 Mar. Plomer Young, KH. do. do. S. Watts, h.p. 4 W. I. R. do. 19 2®E.Y.Walcott, R.Art. Sir Wm. Alex. Maxwell, Bt. 2®L. Carmichael do. do. E. Knox, h.p. 2 Gar.Bn. do do. Unatt. 6 Apr. H. D. Townshend, 24 F. do. J.Babington,h.p. 24Dr. do. A. J. Cloete, KH. h. p. 21 Dr. Tho. Peebles, R. Mar. 26 do. J. B. B. Estcourt, 43 F. do. 19Sir J. S. Lillie, CB. h.p. do. F. Rawdon Chesney, R.Art. G. Philpo .ts, R. Eng. do. 81 F. do. C. C. Johnson, h.p. 10F. do. 27 do. F. C. Griffiths, Unatt. 8 May Sir F. Watson, h. p. Port. Hen. Cha. Russel, R. Art. do. 19 J.Ratcliffe,jnr.6Dr.9June Wm. Blois,52 F. 11 do. Serv. do. 19Joseph Darby, R.Art. do. Thomas Hall, 17 F. 23 do. Sir Walter Scott, Bt. 15 Sir Ed. Brackenbury, Unatt. 2® Sam. Rudyerd, do. do. 19 2® W.H.Elliott,KH.51 F. Huss. 31 May , do. 19 2® C. C. Dansey, CB. 27 do. T.W, Nicholson, KH. Unat. B. Orlando Jones, do. do. do. do. David Graham, h. p. 56 F. 28 June T. Peacocke, h. p. Port. Daniel Bissett, do. do. 28 do. Tho. Wood, Gr. Gds. 28 June Serv. do. 19 A. Fife Crawford, do. do. John Algeo, 6 F. do. Hon. C. A. Wrottesley, 29 F Ja. Delancey, Unatt. do. Hen. Wm. Gordon, do. do. P. Edwards, Unatt. do. 8 July Wm. Hulme, 90 F. do. Rich. Tho. King, do. do. Wm. Freke Williams, KH. B. Harvey, KH. h. p. 1 F. Wm. Daniel Jones do. do. Part. Serv. do. Ft. Maj. of Edinburgh do. C. Dixon, late of R. Eng. do. 2® W.Cartwright, Unat.do. W. Leighton Wood, KH. 19 Wm.H Slade, R.Eng.do. 2® J. Garland, KH. do. do. MAJORS. h. p. 21 F. do. f 2® G. M‘Donald,16 F. do. Rob. Fraser, KH. h.p. 98 F. 19 2® H. Baynes, KH. h. p. 19 R.Zach.Mudge, R.Eng. do. Fort Major of Jersey do. 1785. R. Art. do. Archibald Walker, do. do. R. W. Hartstonge, Unat. do. Sir Rob. Clayton, Bt. h. p. 19 2® A. Barton, KH. 12Dr. Sherburne Williams, late of William Miller, KH. h. p. 82 F. 27 July do. R. Eng. do. R. Art. do. 19 Wm. B. Dundas, CB. R. 19 Fred. English, R. Eng,do. 19 John Campbell, 97 F. do. 1794. Art. do. Alexander Brown, do. do. H.R. Saunderson, Unatt. do. P. Desbrisay, late of R. M. Wm. Mackay, h. p. 60 F. do. 19 Ph. J.Percival, Gr.Gds.do. 19 Wm.Parry Yale,Unatt. do. 1 Mar. 2® W. Tomkinson, h. p. 192® W.F. Johnston, do. do. $ Don. Urquhart, 89 F. do. Edw. Charleton, h.p. Ill F. 24 Dr. do. E.D. Wigram.Col.Gs. ISdo. Cha. H. Smith, h. p. 40 F. do do. 2® W.Webber,h.p. R.Art. 2® John Cox, KH. Unatt. W. H. Newton, KH. Unatt. 1790. do. 17 Feb. do. W. West, late R. Inv. 3 May 19 J. N. Wells, CB.R.Eng. do. J. R.Craufurd, Gr.Gds. 18 do. N. L. Darrah, 97 F. 28 June 2® Sir D. Mackworth, William Stewart Balfour, Melviile Glennie, 60 F. do. 1800. Bt. KH. Unatt. do. Coldst. Gds. 24 do. 2® Arthur Gore, Unatt. do. E. Wood, late R. Inv. Art. 2® John Browne, Unatt. 5® Jos. Wakefield, 89 F. 19 Wm. Wilkinson, 49 F. do. 1 Jan. 10 Jan. 10 Mar. 19 G. Marshall, KH. 82F.do. 1802. 19 2® W.Brereton, CB. KH. 2® Wm. Ross, 28 F. 24 do. Dav. Goodsman, Unatt. do. T. Browne, h.p. 9 F. 29 Jan. R. Art. do. Narborough Baker 80 F. do. Loftus Owen, do. do. H.Bowen, late R.Inv. 25 Dec. Wm. Bennett, Unatt. do. Henry Pratt, 17 Dr. 15 Apr, Pringle Taylor, KH. do. do. Samuel Fox, do. do. Hen.N. Douglas, 78F. 28do. 2® J. A. Schrieber, do. do. 1803. 5® Jn. Crowe, KH. do. do. Hon. Chas. B. Phipps, Sco. 19 2® R. Winchester, K H. Hugh Goodwin, late of 48 F. Tho. Maling, 2 W. I. R. do. Fus. Gds. 26 May J92 F. do. 9 July J. Ross, h. p. 8 W. I. R. do. Chas. Cyril Taylor, CB. Henry Dundas Campbell, 1805. John Bazalgette, Unatt. do. Part. Serv. 16 June Unatt. do. W. White, late 5 R. Vet. Bn. Cha. Collis, h. p. 84 F. do. G. Gust. Tuite, 8 Dr. 80 do. 2® T. R. Swinburne, Unatt. 1 Jan. . Peter Tripp, 98 F. do. 19 Thomp.Aslett.R.M.lOJuly do. 1807. Chg. Pepper, h. p. 27 F. do. Sir F. G. G. Lee, do. do. Rob. S. Webb, do. do. A. Rose, late 6 R. V. Bn. Car. Spedding, h.p. 82F. do. 19 Edw.Smith Mercer, do. do. 2® G. Whichcote do. do. 10 Dec. 10 1808. 1815. F. A. M. Fraser, Par. Ser. a®P. Bishop, KH. Unatt J. Williams, h. p. R. Mar. aSlW. Baron Decken, KH. 8 April 17 Jah. 25 Apr. h. p. Geh Leg. 18 June Forbes Champagne, h. p. S. J. Cotton, 28 F. 18 do. g®L. de Dreves, do. do. 85 F. 4 May 33 Eyre J. Crabbe, KH. 74 F. 1810. Cha. von Kronenfeldt, KH Wm. Bragge, Unatt. 10 June 31 do. Geo. Wolfe, late of R. Mar. do. 17 Aug a® Alb. Goldsmid, do. do. W. M. Mills, 1 W. I, R. 25 July 1817. G. Walter Prosser, do. do. 24 Apr. 1811. P. F. Thorne, KH. Unatt. Edw. M'Arthur, do. do. G. Rochfort, 8 F. 1 May B. W. M‘Gibbon, late of R. 24 Feb. Edw. Jones, do. do. 3® Jas. Leslie, Unatt. 15 do. Mar. 4 June Bennett Holgate, h. p. 40 F. John Cole, do. 26 do. A. Richardson, do. 3 June 13 Nov. a® J. W. Parsons,do. 11 July Mau. Barlow, 14 F. 12 do. 1812. D. H. Macdowall,44F. 18 do. 3® Jas. Forlong, KH. 43 F. R. H. Tolson, h. p. 25 F. 1818. J. P. Hely,KLf. Unatt. 1 Aug. 1 July 1 Jan. 33 Sir J. W. H. Brydges, J. Taylor Hall, do. do. W. T. Cockbum,60 F. 25 Nov. G.Langlands, late 18 R.V. h.p. Portug. Serv. 17 Oct. Sir H. Bayly, KH. do. 15 do. N. Wilson, KH. 77 F. 30 Dec. Bn. 27 Apr. a® C. R. Bowers, do. do. 1819. R. Vandeleur, do. do. 1829. 1818. W. M. Hamerton, h. p. 67 F. Cha. Lowrie, do. 29 do. 33 3® Sir Tre. Wheler, Bt. Am. de Courten, h. p. Wat- 21 Jan. Geo. Browne, do. do. Unatt. 5 Feb. tev. Regt. 4 June Stopford Cane, h. p. 18 F. John Arnaud, KH. do. do. Philip Mair, Unatt. 22 May G. E. Elrington, late 5 R. 12 Aug. Percy Pratt, do. do. H. S. Ormond, 30 F. 10 June V. B. do. C. de Havilland, h.p. 51 F. 3® Fred. Towers, do. do. 33; J. N. Jackson, 99 F. 11 do. J. Staunton, late 1 do. do. do. Alexander Fraser, do. do. A. Champain, Unatt. 16 July Tho. Sheppard, h. p. R. Mar. Wm. Macdonald, h. p. R. Geo. Blomefield, do. do. 33 2® R. Rotton, 11 Dr. do. Mar. do. Sir T. L. Mitchell, do. do. 11 Aug. 33 W. Onslow, -K'RT.Unat. do. Archibald M'Intyre, late 2 Wm. Hassell Eden, 88 F. do. George Allan, Unatt. 1 Oct. Jos. Mignon May, h. p. R. R. Vet. Bn. do. William Wright Bampton, J. W. Bouverie, 86 F. 26 Nov. Mar. do. Tho. Wilson, h. p. 60 F. do. Unatt. 19 Sept. Botet Trydell, 88 F. 8 Dec. Non. C. Murray, h.p. 17 Dr. Christ. Wilkinson, h. p. R. Joshua Wilson, Unatt. do. a® H. A. Fraser, Unatt do. do. Art. do. J. P. G. Holford, do. do. 3® J. Clark,Kiff. 54F.25 do. J. M. Close, h. p. R. Art. do. C. Downes, late 1 R. Vet. Bn. 33 R. Garrett, KH. 46 F. do. C. Emanuel May, h. p. Meur. do. Richard Connop, Unatt. do. 1880. Reg. 17 do, ®2tC. F. Sandham, h. p. R. T. Molyneux Williams, KH. Fred. Hammond, Unatt. fj W. Campbell, Unatt. Art. do. do. do. 16 Mar. 26 Aug. Jas. Lane, h. p. R. W. I. W. Hodg. Cadogan, do. do. John Gowdie, do. 11 June Wm. Chuden, h. p. Ger. Rang. do. 3® Hon. J. Massy, do. do. Hon. J. Y. Scarlett, 5 Dr. Leg. 28 do. Hen. Ross Gore, CB. h. p. A. W. Dashwood, do. do. Gds. do. 33 Sir Vic. von Arentsschildt 3 F. do. Herbert Vaughan, do. do. E. C. Archer, Unatt. 15 do. CB. § KCH. h. p. Ger. Robt. Preston, h. p. 12 F. a® John Pratt, do. 3 Oct. a® T. Wright, h. p. R. Staff. Leg. 25 Nov. 2 Sept. G. Johnstone, 42 F. do. Corps. 25 do. 21® Cha. Teulon, h. p. 42 F. H. S. Olivier, Unatt. 10 do. W. J. King, do. do. 1814. 7 Oct. a® Orlando Felix, do. 81 do. Hon. N. H. C. Massey, do. J. Lepper, h. p. 27 F. 8 Mar. G. Green Nicholls, do. 7 Nov. 16 July W. Bernard, late 5 R. Vet. 1821. a® W. Nepean, do. 14 do, R. Parry, late of R. Mar. Bn. 4 June J. W. Henderson, KH. h. p. Wm. Harding. do. do. 22 do. Rich. Jones, h. p. 81 F. do. 41 F. 19 July James Adair, do. 12 Dec. Robt. White, do. do. A. Alexander, late 5 R. Vet. J. Thornton, h. p. Cape a® A. H. Trevor, JCfiT. do. do. John Maughan, do. do. Bn. do. Corps. do. Sir Grenville T. Temple, Richard Owen, do. do. Francis Wemyss, late of R. a® Tho. Macky, Unatt. do. Bt. Unatt. do. John J. Hollis, 25 F. do. Mar. do. 33 Marcus Annesley, do. do. Pat. MacDougall,48 F. 19do. 33 John Procter, 30 F. do. Joseph Beausire, late Roy. a® G. Luard, do. 27 Sept. R. C. Pollock, Unatt. 26 do. 33 Robert Hunt, 57 F. do. For. Art. do. R. R. Wilford Brett,do. SOdo. John Birch, Unatt. do. And. Kinsman, Paym. of Jt. 1828. Hugh Henry Rose, 92 F. do. F. Barrallier, h. p. Rifle Mar* do. Tho. Hutton, Unatt. 15 May Armine Simcoe Hen. Moun- Brig. do. F. Clarke, h. p. late For. R. S. Sitwell, do. 10 July tain, 26 F. do. Benj. Half hide, 44 F. dp. Art. do. a®J. P. Sweny, h. p. 2 1827. 33 Robt. Mullen,If if. 1 F. do. Wm. Sladden, h. p. R. Mar. Ceylon Regt. 28 Aug. C. Max. Maclean, 72 F. 1 F. Archibald Hook, 41 F. do. do. Hon. Arthur Fra. Southwell, Hen. Pratt, 18 F. do. John Philips, do. do. 1824. Unatt. 20 Mar. a® Jas. Henderson, KH. 33 N.P. de Brem, h.p. Chass, Tim. Davies, Unatt. 28 Oct. Wm. H. Dutton, Unatt. do. Unatt. do. Brit. do. WiHon.G. T. Keppel, do.do. 33 Harvey Welman, 57 F.do. Jas. W. Wilson, h. p. 8 W. 1825. Theo. H. Elliot, do. do. William Smith, Unatt. do. I R. do. Tho. Greatly, h. p. R. Art. John Anderson, 2 W. I. R. Peter S. Norman, 56 F. do. |3 N. Muller, h. p. Roll's Inf. 27 May 22 do. Sam. Workman, Unatt. do. do. Hon. Sir Fra. C. Stanhope, Hon. J. Sinclair, Unatt. do. Rob. Jos. Debnam, 13 F. do. R. Hart, h. p. R. Mar. do. Unatt. do. G. T. Colomb, do. 27 Apr. 33 WalteV Sweetman, Unatt. Wm. Milne, h. p. 2 R. Vet. G. Pipon, KLT.Unatt. lOSept. 8® J. Hen. Slade, 1 Dr.Gds. do. Bn. do. a® George Hall, do. 19 Nov. 5 June J. R. Here, late of R. Mar. G. de Muller, h.p. G. Leg. do. J. Brooksbank, do. 24 Dec. 33 a® Wm. Burney, KH. do. F. Hawker* late 8 R. Vet. Cape Mount. Rifle. 6 Sept. T. Lewis Lawrence, do. do. Bn. do. 1826. Fra. Marq. of Conyngham, 33 John Swinburn, 82 F. do. J. F. Oldham, do. do. 33| Charles C. Michell, KH. KP. qQCH. Unatt. 20ct. Robt. Kelly, h. p. 40 F. Fort A. Stewart, h. p. 4 C. R. do. h.p. Portug. Serv. 5 Jan. F. Jackson, 85 F. 6 Nov. Major of Dartmouth do. t Geo. P. Juxson, late 10 R. Fred. Meade, Unatt. 19 do. T. Seward, late of R. Mar. 33 R. Steele Wilkinson, KH. Vet. Bn. do. a® J. Wildman, do. 11 Feb. 10 do. h. p. R. Mar. do. H. W. Dammers, h. p. Ger. 33 Jos. Anderson, KH. 50 F. 33 Hen. Arth. Magenis, 87 F. J. Winniett Nunn, 80 F. do. Leg. do. 16 do. 20 do. George Stuart, 77 F. do. Aug. Kuckuck, do. do. Wm. F. Forster, .JT//Unatt. a® J. M. Harty, KH. 33 F. T. Kelly, h. p. Cheshire Fen. aSUP. H. F. Mejer, do. do. Ass. Adj. Gen. in Ireland 20 Ded. Fo'rt Major of Tilbury J. L. Gallie, h. p. 88 F. do. 18 do. a®W. Bruce, KH. Unatt. Fort do. Geo. L. Spinlufij late R. V. Wm. Beetham, 54 F. 8 Apr. 81 do. John Tongue, 30 F. do. Bn. do. a® James Mill, Unatt. do. 1828. ' Jas. Johnston, 44 F. do. J. Robyns, KH. late of R. Fred. Johnston, do. do. 33 J. Singleton, KH. 90 F. Thos. Mitchell, late of R. Mar, 27 Oct. Thos. Atkins, do. 22 do. 10 Jati. Mar. do. 11 Majors. $ Rich. Jebb, 40 F. 23 July J. B. Thornhill. KH. Unatt. W. H. Sperling, Unatt.' Rob. DampierHallifax, 75 F. Pk'aree Lower), KH. Cape 13 July 7 Mar. 80 July Mounted Riflemen do. C. F. Lardy, do. 19 do. J. Pennycuick, KH. 17 F. H. C. Cowell, Unatt. 16 Sept’ Edw. Goate, 85 F. do. WB H. R. Bullock, h. p. 25 Apr. Saville Broom, 10 F. do- Archibald Smith, Unatt. do. 60 F. 23 July 33 Geo. Young, 38 F. 27 do. Samuel Blyth, 49 F. 22NoV Robt. Hammill, 18 F. do. W. F. Snell, Scd. Fus. Gds. {9 James Anderson, Ceylon 39 212® B. Whitney, 14 F.25 do- Mai. Macgregw, Unatt. do. 18 Aug. Rifle Regt. 2 May 39 James Nisbet Colquhoun* Rich. Burges Hunt, h. p. R. Cha. Gascoyne, 94 F. 23 do. Rob. Bidwell Edwards, KH. R. Art. 2 Dec. Art. do. 13 M. J. Slade, 90 F. 27 Sept. Unatt. do. S.Brend. Boileau, 22 F. 9do- $ T. H. S. Clerke, KH. h. p. A. C Gregory, 98 F. 18 Oct. Dun. Gordon, 59 F. 4 July Joseph Bradshaw, 37 F. do. Depot Staff do. 33 212® Norm. Lament, KH. Aral. Tennant, 85 F. 1 Aug. 212® J. Flamank, Unatt. 16 do. Jos. Williams, late of R. 91 F. 2 Dec. G. M. Stevenson, Rifle Br. William Firebrace, 58 F. do. Mar. do. 33 Severus W. Lyn. Stretton, 12 do. John Arthur, 93 F. .80 do. Peter Faddy, R. Art. do. 64 F. do. C. Cresp. Vivian, Unatt. do. John Kitson, 44 F. 22 July 33 H. B. Everest, 6 F. 23 do. Wm. N. Orange, 67 F. 15 do. 1837. George Gibson, TJnatt. do. E. G. W. Keppel, Unatt. do. 39 212® N. Hovenden, 59 F. Edw. Sabine, R. Art. 10 Jan. C. Andrews Bayley, CMQ. 22 do. Henry Cooper, 35 F. do. Unatt. do. 1832. 33 212® R. Law, KH.R. Newf. 33 Hen. Simmonds, 61 F. do. A. A. O’Reilly, h.p. 21 Dr. do. 33 R. H. Willcocks, KH. Vet. Cos. 29 do. Thomas Reed, 70 F. do. Fred. Waters, late of R. 81 F. 16 Mar. C. B. Cumberland, 96 F. 39 V.Y.Donaldson, 57 F.do. Mar. do. 212® John Fitz Maurice, JT-ff. 19 Sept. |8 Wm. Dunn, R. Art. do. D. Eng. Johnston, 5 F.do. Unatt. SO do. Samuel Walker, 65 F. do. 33 H. Owen Wood, 87 F. do. ^8 C. Edw. Gordon, R. Art. H. D. Maclean, 95 F. 20 Apr. 33 Thos. Mannin, 74F. 3 Oct. Zaceh. C. Bayly, R. Art. do. Assist.-Adj-O-en. in Ire- J. D. Brown, Unatt. 18 May John Patton, 12 F. 31 do. 39 Hen. Clements, 16 F. do. land do. Alex. Campbell, Paym. of 39212® J. Jenkins, 11 D.lSNov. 33 Geo. Barney, R. Eng. do. Stephen Noel, 92 F. do. 15 Huss. 6 June 33 Thos.Bunbury, 80 F. 21 do. 39 John Doyle, 72 F. do. Geo. Ingham, Geyl. Rifle J ohn Campbell. Unatt. 15 do. Charles Warren, 55 F. do. Edwin Crottenden, R. A. do. Regt. do. P.Farquharson, 65 F. 24 Aug. Sir J. J. Hamilton, Ht. 39 Har. D. Jones, R.Eng. do. Wm. Taylor, late of R. G.Longmore, h.p. Staff.C.do. 1 Unatt. 28 do. Charles Gregory, 49 F. do. Mar. do. 212® G- Dry Hall, do. do. Gore Browne, 41 F. 19 Dec. Hen. Crause, Cape Mounted Moyle Sherer, Unatt. do. 39 W. Seward, Unatt. 18 Oct. 39 D. M'Pherson, 27 F. 27 do. Rif. do. Samuel Thorpe, KH. do. do. 39 Geo. Cairnes, 36 F. 4 Dec. R. H. Bonnycastle, R. E. do. W. Eyles Maling, h. p. R. W. N. Hutchinson, 20F. do. 1835. 33 212® J. Sinclair, R. Art. do. Art. do. Sir John Gaspard Le Mar- Tho. MTherson, 2 W. I. R. 39 R.Meade, JCff. Unatt. s. do. Gillies Macpherson, 99 F. do. chant, 99 F. 14 do. 12 Jan. Jas. Hull Harrison, late of T. Stir. Begbie, Unatt. do. Edward Jas. White, 70 F. do. Ell. Armstrong, 45 F. 20 Feb. R. Mar. do. T. Lemon, late of R. Mar. do. 212® A. Duke Hamilton, S. Braybrooke, Cey. Rif. R. 39 A. Marshall, R. Eng. do. P. Warren Walker, R. Art. Unatt. 28 do. 27 do. G. Forbes Thompson, do. do. do. W. Trevelyan, 60 F. do. 02® C. Makepeace, 4 Dr. G. Hen. Hutton Jacob, 80 F. do. ® Charles Blaehley, do. do. 6 Mar. James Gray, R. Art. do. W J. Macpherson, Unatt. do. 1833. Ed. T. Tronson, 13 F. 27 do. 39 Rob. S. Piper, R. Eng. do. Simson Kennedy, do. do. 39 Bart. Vigors Derinzy, KH. St. Law. Webb, 45 F. 22 Apr. 33 Chas. Barnwell, 9 F. do. 3j) W. H. Hartman, 9 F. do. 11 F. I 4 Jan. Red. W. Brough, 2 F. 29 do. Hen. Clinton Van Cortlandt, Perry Baylee, 63 F. do. 39 212® G. Nugent, 2 Dr. Gds. 39 H. F. LocUyer, KH. 97 F. 31 F. do. $ George Pinckley, 11 F.do. 11 do. 12 June J. C. Griffiths, h. p. 94 F. do. Hassel R. Moor, R. Art. do. Geo. Antoine Ramsay, KH. C. Deane, KH. 1 Ft. 19 do. Julius Fleming, late of R. Henry Geo. Jackson, do. do. 77 F. 18 do. 212® A. Forbes, Unatt. 7 Aug. Mar. do- R. E. Burrowes, KH. Unatt. Peter Crofton, 83 F. 2 Mar. Hen. A. O’Neill, 12 F. 28 do. 39 Sir G. Gipps, R. Eng. Gov. H. Mackay, Unatt. do. Cha. Head, Part. Serv. 22 do. Geryas Power, 10 F. 4 Sept. of Hem South Wales, do. 02E G. F. B. St. John, Unatt. J. Butler, KH. Unatt. do. Simcoe Baynes, 8 F. 2 Oct. 39 Philip Barry, R. Eng. do. 3 Aug. 212® J. C. Wallington, 10 Walter Ogilvy, Unatt. do. James Fogo, R. Art. do. $ T. Ryan, KH. 50. F. 13 do. Huss. 5 Apr. W. J. D’Urban, 25 F. 16 do. 39 Thomas Smith, 97 F. do. Wm. Hen. Grote, Unatt. Court. Philipps, 15 Huss. do. 33 J. Macdougall, 42F.28 do. 39 G. H. E. Murphy, 6 F. do. 10 Sept. Abraham Beresford Taylor, 39 G. Fitz G. Stack,KH. 24 F. Wm. R. Dickson, h. p. New Lord Wm. Paulet, 68 F. do. KH. 9 F. ' 19 do. 26 do. Brunsw. Fen. s. do. Benj. Everard, 1 Dr. 21 do. John Blood, h. p. Wag. Tr. 33 Fra. D. Daly, 4 Dr. 27 do. 33 C. J. Fitzgerald, 76 F. do. Thos. Gloster, Unatt. 8 Oct. 8 May 212® G. Hibbert, 40 F. 18 Nov. 39 John Macphail, 98 F. Lt. Wm.M. Kington, do. 17 Dec. Edward Allen, Unatt. 24 do. Thos. Skinner, 31 F. 24 do. Gov. of Dominica do. 1 &2E R. P. Holmes, 28 F.do. Tho. Wm. Ogilvy M‘Niven Cha. L. Boileau, Rif. Br. O’Hara Baynes, h. p. R. Art. $ 02E Wm. Havelock, KH. Unatt. do. 4 Dec. Town Maj. of Alderney 4Dr. 81 do. J. Westlake, Unatt. 28 do. Wm. Noel Hill, 69 F. do. do. T. A. Drought, 15 F. do. Cha. Markham, 60 F. 31 do. 212® A. Grant, KH. Unatt. R. Wheel. Hooper, 69 F. do. 38 T. Stephens, 49 F. 4 June 25 do. 39 Hon. W. Arbuthnott, R. 1881. Joseph Clarke, 76 F. 26 do. Tho. Simson Pratt, 26 F. do. Art. do. Cornwall Burne, 91 F. 8 Feb. 39 John Mackay, 82 F. 5 July 39 Hen. Blachley, R. Art. do. J. L. Pennefather, 22 F. Hen. Rob. Milner, 94 F. do. 1886. . Jas. Arch. Chalmer, do. do. 22 Mar. S. D. Pritchard, Unat.SO Aug. Hen. Stones, 18 Dr. 19 Feb. 39 212® F. Macbean, do. do. 13 J. C. S. Slyfield, KH. J. Craw. Young, do. 6 Sept. Rich. Carruthers, 2 F. do. 33 W. Red. Ord, R. Eng. do. 60 F. 12 do. John Messiter, 28 F. 27 do. John Byrne, 31 F. 26 do. 33 Peter J. Willats, 48 F. do. 39 Philip Aubin, 57 F. do. Fred. Hope, 72 F. 4 Oct. Jas. Hunter, Unatt. 4 Mar. John Costley, Unatt. do. T. G. Harriott, h. p. R. Staff. Lord C. J. Fox Russell, Henry Clinton, do. do. 39 John C. Harold, 74 F. do. Corps 19 do. Unatt. 11 do. G. J. Romney, Unatt. 1 Apr. 39 212® C. Wallett, Ceyl. Rif. Henry Piers, do. do. James Bowes, 87 F. 18 do. J. C. Chads, 1 W. I. R. 22 do. Regt. do. Wm. Mitchell, Unatt. 26 do. L. A. During, Unatt. 8 Nov. John Stuart, 7 F. 6 May 212® W. H. Stopford, R.Art. Wm. Hawkins Ball, do. do. 38 C.R.Cureton, 16D. 6Dec. Philip Hill, 53 F. IS do. do. 39 Robt. Brookes, 69 F. 8 May Walter Pearse, 89 F. 24do. 212® C.Stewart,Unatt. 20 do. Geo. Bolton, h. p. 30 F. do. « John Walter, 95 F. 26 do. G. V. Creagh, 81 F. 27 do. F. O. Leighton, 56 F. do. Tho. Hewitt Bay lie, 66 F. do. aSl J. K. Ross, KH. Unatt. Jas. Rob. Young,25 F.31 do. 39 H. J. French, 85 F. 28 do. Lloyd Dowse, R. Art. do. 7 June Joshua S. Smith, 5 F. do. J.'B. Ainsworth,44F. 11 June Geo. Denis Colman, 15 F. do. George Graham, do. do. B. Fra. D. Wilson, 85 F. 17 do. 39 G. J ohn Belson, R. Art. do. Eardley Wilmot, do. 21 do. 1834. 33 Fred. Chidley Irwin, KH. P. Desbrisay Stewart, do. do. P. Dundas, 47 F. 28 do. 212® Basil Jackson, h. p. R 63 F. Com. in West. Aus- Rob. Franck Romer, do. do, E. Basil Brooke, 67 F. 5 July Staff. Cor 7 Feb. tralia 28 do. 212® Thomas Reid, 83 F. do. T.R.P. Tempest,Unat. 12 do. S. G. Carter, 16 F. 8 do. J. Bolton, 7 Dr. Gds, 8 July Roger Kelsall, R. Eng. do. 12 R. Carr Molesworth, R. Art. Chas. Dalton. R. A. 10 Jan. 33 0® J. Birtwhistle, 32 F. Harman Jeffares, R. Newf. 10 Jan. Jas. Rob. Golebrooke, do. do. 28 June^ Vet. Cos. 28 June J. W. H. Walch, Unatt. do. Melv.Dalyell, Unatt. 17Feb. Arthur Myers, 22 F. do.' 33 Edward Thorp, 89 F. do. ^3 SSI Wm. Bell, R. Art. do. Henry Eyre, 98 F. do. 33 Jas. T. Moore, 87 F. do. Samuel Spooner, 46 F. do. SSI J. Thoreau, 87 F. do. Tho. Wright, 39 F. 10 Mar. Jas. H. Serjeantson, 50 F. do. j Richard Hort, 81 F. do. 3® James Hen. Crummer, Rich. Bennett, 1 F. dp. Walter Harris, 5 F. do. John Lawrenson, 17 Dr. do. TJnatt. do. 33 Chas. J. Van der Meulen, 33 Hor. Suckling, 90 F. do. JohnDalzell, 16 F. do. Geo. Brod. Fraser, R. A. do. 73 F. 7 Apr. Ambrose Spong, 60 F. do.. Hunter Ward, 48 F. do. Oswald Pilling, h. p. Port. M. C. D. St. Quintin, 17 Dr. Robert Andrews, R. Art. do. Alex. Boswell Armstrong, Serv. Fort. Maj.

FIELD-MARSHALS .... 4 MAJOR-GENERALS .... 108 LIETJT.-COLONELS . . . . 525 Royal Artillery . . . . . 22 Royal Artillery . . . . '. 56 GENERALS 107 Royal Engineers 11 Royal Engineers 25 Royal Artillery ..... 3 Royal Marines 3 Royal Marines ..... 20 Royal Marines ..... 1 Foreign Half-Pay . . . . 2 Foreign Half-Pay . . . . . 8 Retired, retaining his rank . 1 Retired, retaining their rank . 12 Retired, with permission to retain their rank . . . . 42 Total . .112 Total . .158 Total . . 676 MAJORS . . 608 LIEUT.-GENERALS .... 145 COLONELS .263 Royal Artillery . ... . 71 Royal Artillery ..... 11 Royal Artillery 29 Royal Engineers 32 Royal Engineers 8 Royal Engneers ..... 16 Royal Marines 82 Foreign Half-Pay .... 1 Royal Marines 15 Foreign Half-Pay .... 8 Retired, retaining their rank . 7 Retired, retaining their rank . 66 Retired, with permission to retain his rank 1 Total . . 167 Total . ,. 889 Total . 755

AIDES-DE-CAMP TO THE QUEEN. 39 ©St Colonel Sir Rob. Gardiner, KCJi. KCH. R. Art. 5L2E Ernest Vise. Valletort, Duke of Cornwall’s Rang. $ S2J John Fremantle, CB. Coldst. Gds. Thos. Earl de Grey, York Hussar Yeo. Cav. Lord Geo. Wm. Russell, QCB. Unatt. Edward Baker, R. Wilts Yeo. Cav. Edward Wynyard, CB. do. 39 Colonel Thos. Adams Parke, CB. R. Mar. James Fergusson, CB. h.p. Coldst. Gds. Lt.-Col. John Owen, CB. # KH. R. Mar. 3,9 Thomas Wm. Brotherton, CB. 16 Dr. Sir A. J. Dalrymple, Bt. h.p. 2 Gar. Bn. Sir J. H. Reynett, KCH. h.p. 52 F. Extra. William Smelt, CB. 87 F. 39 Colonel A. Campbell, CB. 46 F. James Robertson Arnold, KH. R. Eng. p John Bell, CB. h.p. Staff. William Wemys, h.p. 93 F. 39 S. B. Auchmuty, CB. h.p. 8 Gn. Bn. 39 George, Earl of Munster, Unatt. 39 !— Thos. Lightfoot, CB. h.p. 45 F. Gov. and Capt. of Windsor Castle. 39 A. D. Faunce, CB. Insp. F. O. of Bee. Hist. Sir W. W. Wynn, Bt. R. Denbigh Mil. 39 George Brown, CB. KH. Rifle Brigade. G. M. of Huntly, KT. Aberdeen Mil. Lord F. Fitzclarence, GCH. Unatt. T. Wood, Roy. East Middlesex Mil. 39 Sfft Cha. B. o/-Richmond, KG. Sussex Mil. John Le Couteur, Jersey Militia. William, Marq. of Tend, KP. Cork City Mil. John Guille, Guernsey Militia. Colonel Cha. Rich. Fox, Unatt.

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GENERALS. 39 Bt. Hon. Sir G. Murray, 39 21211 Sir John Colborne, Sir H. Worsley, GCB. $ GCH. 25 June 15 GCB. GCH. 8 July,.36 GCB. 22 July, 30 E. Ind. W. Earl Cathcart, KT. Continent Upper and Lower Sir Hugh Fraser, 13 Nov. 05 Continent Sir H. Lowe, KCB. Canada. KCB. do. do. 39 T. Lord Lynedoch, GCMG. 9 Nov. St. Helena I^Bt.Hon. Sir Ed. Blakeney, Sir Hopetoun Stratford GCB. <5- GCMG. tyWiBt.Hon. Sir J. Kempt, KCB. j| GCH. 26 Aug. 86 Scott, KCB. do. do. 7 Dec. 18 Holland, $c. GCB. $ GCH. 28 Oct. 19 Ireland. Sir J. Sinclair .Bt. do. do.. 39 Hon. Sir E. Paget, GCB. H. Amer. 39 Sir S. Ford Whittingham, 39 Sir S. R. Chapman, CB. § 29 Nov. 20 East Ind. 39 S21 Bt. Hon. Sir F. Adam, KCB. S,'KCH. 30 Sept. 86 KCH.280ct.8l Bermuda 39 S. Vise. Combermere, KCB. $ GCMG. Windw. 4" Leerv. Isl. Sir Hen. Bethune, Bt. G.C.B. G.C.H. do. do. 10 Feb. 24. Ion. Isl. J.Dighton, 10 Jan.37U./»),(i. 21 Dec. 85 Asia 39 Sir Hen. Fane, GCB. Sir Thos. Dallas, GCB. Lambert Loveday do. do. H. S. Osborne 10 Jan. 87 80 Jan. 85 do. 27 May 25 E. Ind. Sir John Doveton, GCB. E.Ind. Robert Bell 10 Jan. 87 do. Alex. Cuppage do. do. do. do. Sir Jas. L. Caldwell, Bennet Marley 28 June 88 do Chas. Rumley do. do. Nath. Forbes do. do. KCB. do. do. Samuel Bradshaw do. do. Tredway Clarke do. do. John W. Morris do. do. G. Carpenter do. do. Sir H. Maclean, W.H.Blachford do. do. Tho. Marriott do. do. Sir Alex. Caldwell, KCB. do. do. Sir H. Lowe, KCB. $• John Skelton do. do. GCB. do. do.-{ GCMG. 29 Sept. George Dick do. do. Wjn. Roome do. do. Continent J. Cuninghame 28 June 88 J.L.Richardson do. do.i. 39 32E Sir James Lyon, do. Sir Dav. Leighton, LIEUT.-GENERALS. KCB. § GCH. KCB. do. do. 1 May 28 Windm. § Sir W.Blackburn do. do. Count Walmoden, KCB. Lecnt. Isl. MAJOR-GENERALS. Sir Chas. Deacon, 21 Jan. 18 Continent. 39 a© Sir P. Maitland, JiTCTJ. KCB. do. do. \ 39 Bt. Hon. Sir G. Murray, 21 Aug. N. Amer. James Price 22 July 30 Jas. Welsh do. do.. GCB.$ GCH. 19 Dec. 14 St. Geo. Ashe 22 July 80 E. Ind. Sir Thos, Corsellis, . N. Amer. E. Ind. Thomas Boles do.* do. 14 KCB. do. do. ' General Officers with Local Rank. John N. Smith 10 Jan. 87 Sir Jas. Limond, Jas. F. Dundas Sir H. Wheatley, E. Ind. CB. 28 June E.Ind. 28 June 88 E. Ind. GCH. 14Sept. Continent Chas. Farran do. do. C. M‘Leod, CB. do. do. Jas. Morse do. do. Robert Nixon do. do. Sir Jas. Russell, Thos. Garner do. do. Ed. H. Simpson do. do. Hen. Roberts 5Oct. do. KCn. do. do. R. Pitman, CB. do. do. Jas. Hackett do. do. Andrew Tilt 12 do. do. Sir Don. Macleod, C. Sull. Fagan do. do. Tho. Newton do. do. T. G. Fits Gerald KCB. do. do. E.W. Shuldham do. do. John A. Biggs do. do. 19 do. do, Sir Jos. O’Halloran, W. S. Heathcote do. do. Ed. H. Bellasis do. do. Aug. Meade do. do., i KCB. do. do. Rich. H. Yates do. do. Wm. Nott do. do. Hon. J. Walpole Martin White do. do. J. Mayne, CB. do. do. Geo. Cooper do. do. 26 do. do. E. Boardman do. do. W.Sandwith,£XB.do. do. Sueton.H.Todd do. do. Donald Mackay do. do. Geo. Wahab do. do. Mossem Boyd do. do. John Briggs do. do. J.L. Higgins 2 Nov. do. Dav. C. Kenny , do. do. John M'Innes ' do. do. Harry Thomson do. do. Anth.Rumpler9do. do. Josiah Marshall do. do. J. F. Salter, CB. do. do. Jos. D’Arcy 16 do. do. Rich. Podmore do. do. Sir Eph. G. Stannus Wm. Ingleby do. do, Sir Rob. Houstotln, CB. > do. do. Andrew Geils do. do. KCB. do. ' do. Patrick Byers do. do. BRIGADIER-GENERAL. Wm. Thornhill do. do. A. Molesworth do. do. Wm. Burgh do. do. H. W. Espinasse Jn. Greenstreet do. do. E. Cartwright do. do. Cha. Dallas, 14 30 do. do. Sir Rob. Stevenson, H. G. A. Taylor, Feb. 28 St. Helena Fletcher Wilkie do. do. KCB. do. do. CB. do. do. Lord Geo. Wm. J. S. Hawkshaw Christ. Fagan do. do. A. Richards, CB. do. do. Russell, GCB. 14 Dec. do. Sir 'Wm. Casement, Sir J. Sutherland do. do. 27 May 82 Portugal L. A. Northey do. do. KCB. do. do. Her. Bowen, CB. do. do. Jas. Ormsby 28 do. do. Wm. Croxton do. do. Arch. Watson do. do. Hon. J. Browne do. do. Jas. R I.umley do. do. W.Dickson, CB. do. do. ©LtWm. Verner do. do. William Comyn do. do. John Wells Fast do. do. COLONELS. J. Carr. Smith do. do. M. L. Pereira do. do. Wm. P. Price do. do. Sir T. S. Sorell, T. Pollok, CB. do. do. Jas. Durant do. do. A. Disney 25 July 10 E. Ind. KH. 80 do. do. Sir J ohn Rose, Rob. Hampton do. do. Pat. Brnce 4 June 14 do. D. Macpherson do. do. KCB. do. do. Brook Bridges Parlby, CB. Strickl. Kingston do. do. J. R. Udney do. do. Wm. Muuro do. do. 28 Jun e 88. B. Ind. Sir Jas. H. Reynett, Hon. J. H. Caradoc, KH. Geo. R. Kemp do. do. Hen. Hodgson do. do. AT CD. 25 Jan .21 Continent 81 July 27 special Mission Hen. Roome do. do. Fretcheville Dykes Fran. Cockburn abroad. John Munro do. do. Ballantine do. do. 8 Sept. 29 Honduras George Baker J. Cunningham do. do. F. J. T. John- A. Findlay, KH. 81 Aug. 29 Greece C. T. G. Bishop do. do. stone, CB. do. do. 26 Oct. 30 W. Coast J.G. Bonner lSept.81 E.Ind. J. A. P. Macgregor Wm. G. Pearse do. do. of Africa B. B. Shee 25 Apr. 86 Persia do. do. Sir R. Hen. Cun- Fra. Raw. Chesney Jas. Nisi). Colquhoun Alex. Limond do. do. liffe, CB. Bt. do. do. 27 Nov. 84 Asia 10 Feb. 37 Spain J. D. Greenhill, Wm. Clapham do. do. ©EJ A. Macdonald Justin Sheil 2 June 87 Persia CB. do. do. John Truscott do. do. 28 Oct. 36 Honduras Cha. Stoddart do. do. Sir J.Prendergast do. do. John Woulfe do. do. W.WyldelOFeb.87 Spain Rich. Wilbraham do. do. Sir Wm. Richards, Edw. Edwards do. do. R. Doherty 5 May W. Coast G. P. Cameron do. do. KCB. do. do. Tho. Webster do. do. of Africa Geo. Woodfall do. do. Alex. Duncan do. do. Gilbert Waugh do. do. Ralph Carr Alderson Sir T. Whitehead, Tho. Hat. Smith do. do. 22 June 88 Spain KCB. do. do. E. Millian Gulli- Sir Alex. Burnes 7 Aug. Rob. J. Latter do. do. fer Showers do. do. LIEUT.-COLONELS. Thos. Stewart do. do. W. Woodhouse do. do. Afghanistan & Persia Jerry F. Dyson do. do. Hen. Faithful do. do. J. Thompson 1 Jan.00 W. D. Cleiland do. do. F. W. Wilson, CB.do. do. E. Ind, MAJORS. W. H. Perkins do. do. John Tombs do. do. E. A.jDa.niell 1 Jan. 12 do. Sir John Doveton, John H. Collett do. do. John Crosdill, CB. Hen.Bowen 26Sept.96 KCB. do. do. Geo. L. Wahab do. do. 4 June 18 do. Scilly Isis. Alex. Fair, CB. do. do. Patrick Cameron do. do. Wm. Nicholl do. do. J.Leathart 25 Apr. OS E.In. Sir David Foulis, John Carfrae do. do. H. Prince Reuss J. Y. Bradford do. do. KCB. do. do. Rich. West do. do. 30 Dec. 13 Continent Bob. Blachall do. do. D. M'Pherson do. do. Geo. Jackson do. do. A.Steigerl9May 14 do. G. Fuller 25 July 10 do. Wm. Hopper do. do. S. Goodfellow do. do. W.Franklin i JxmeE.Ind. David Bobertson do. do. Sir Thos. Anburey, Cha.A. Walker do. do. J. Johnson, CB. do. do. J. Loyd Jones 1 Jan. 12 do. KCB. do. do. Rich. A. Willis do. do. Cha. Mandeville do. do. B. H. Fotheringham Sir J. L. Lushington, Fred. Bowes do. do. Thomas Lyster do. do. OCB. do. do. Jas. S. Fraser do. do. 16 Nov. 15 St. Helena J. D. Brown 4 June 13 do. B. W. D. Sealy do. do. Isaac Kinnersley do. do. J. Utterton 7 Mar. 16 Sir W. Dick, Bt. do. do. Wm. C. Fraser do. do. P. De la Motte, Gibraltar Hen.Yarde 4June 14 da. Wm. Gilbert do. do. CB. do. do. Bissell Harvey, KH. Charles Marriott do. do. Sir George Arthur, Hen. Huthwaite do. do. 16 May 18 Continent Major H. Court do. do. KCH. 22 Dec. Up. Can. T. Wilson, CB. do. do. C. R. C. Hodson 12 Aug. 19 Wm.H. Bichards do. do. Jas. Considine, KB. F. Vine. Raper do. do. St. Helena and Eastward W. J. Matthews do. do. 25 May 88 Africa Geo. Swiney do. do. of the Cape of Good Hope Skeff’. Dutwidge do. do. Brackley Kennett G. Pollock CB. do. do. Ed. Hay 5 Sept. 22 Comm, at Ernest, Baron de 28 June E.Ind. A. Lindsay, CB. do. do. the E.I.Dep. Chatham Schmiedem, KH. Wm. Innes do. do. Jas. Alexander, do. do. Wm. Thorn, KH. 20 Sept. Continent John P. Dunbar do. do. Vans Kennedy do. do. 18 Oct. 25 Continent John Norton, alias And. Aitcheson do. do. W. R. Gilbert do. do. F. J. Fulton, KH. 24 N. do. Teyoninhokara- Adam Hogg do. do. Tho. P. Smith do. do. J. F. De Burgh wen, Capt. and Christ. Hodgson do. do. E.Frederick, CB.do. do. 12 Jan.26 Continent Leader of the Rich. Whish do. do. Geo. B. Brooks do. do. W.L. Watson, CB. Indians of the A. Andrews, CB. do. do. Arch. Robertson do. do. 19 do. E. Ind. Five Nations Gab. R. Penny do. do. W. Clinton Bad- E. Hawkshaw 15 Feb. 16 Canada James Ahmuty do. do. deley, CB. do. do. 15 June Continent Tho. Hall 12 Aug. 19 E. Ind. James Cock do. do. Hen. Bowdler do. do. Anth.S.KingSAug. do. H. E. Somerville 28 Sept. 20 Wm. Hull, CB. do. - do. Peter Lodwick do. do. J.M.A.Skerrettdo. do. E. I. Dep.at Chatham 15 General Officers with Local Rank. II. C. W. Smyth Stephen Moody R. L. Anstruther Rich. Budd 28 June 88 2?./. 19 July 21 22. Ind. 28 June 81 JS.Ind. 28 June 88 JS.Ind. Pat. Thomson do. do. J. Herring, CB. J. J. Farrington do. do. Edm. Herring do. do. George Barker do. do. 19 Jan. 26. do. Hen.Moberley do. do. Rodk. Roberts do. do. Fras. Plowden do. do. Sir E. A. Camp- Geo. Brooke do. do. Geo. G. Denniss do. do. John Fitzgerald do. do. bell, CB. do. do. Fred. H. Sandys do. do. Alex. Davidson do. do. James Oliphant do. do. R. W. Pogson do. do. T.Lumsden, CB. do. do. Eyre Ev. Bruce do. do. Francis Straton do. do. Arthur Wight do. do. J.Oram Clarkson do. do. John Hall do. do. J. J. Underwood do. do. D.D. Anderson do. do. Tho. Croxton do. do. John Hailes do. do. J. Monson Boyes do. - do. R. Nich. Penny do. do. G.J.B. Johnston do. do. J. Sam. Marshall do. do. Wm. Fred. Steer do. do. T. C. Graham 8 Apr. Contin. Ben.R. Hitchens do. do. Dan. A. Penning do. do. Claude M. Wade do. do. Sa. Sankey 10 Aug. do. Hugh R. Murray do. do. G. B. Aitcheson do. do. G. W. Bonham do. do. Cha. Irvine 21 Sept. do. Jas. R. Colnett do. do. Christ. Newport do. do. Tho. Wilkinson do. do. Cha. M. Graham do. do. Peter Johnston do, do. Geo. Chapman do. do. G. H. Robinson do. do. M. M'Pherson 5 Oct. do. Charles Snell do. do. John Hicks do. do. Hugh C. Cotton do. do. C. Bayley, CIAG. Cha. Edw. Davis do. do. J. Landon Jones do. do. Cha. Sinclair do. do. 5 Oct. Mediterr. Rich. Gardner do. do. Griffiths Holmes do. do. Alex. Lawe dq.j do. A. M.BennettA. Mackintosh 12do. Contin. do. do. Shepherd Hart do. do. Charles Hosmer do. do. West. Hames 19do. do. Theoph. Bolton do. do. John Rawlins do. do. R.SomnerSeton do. do. Henry Light 20 do. do. Hen. Fra. Caley do. do. G. Alex.MacArthurdo. do. H.Woodrooffe do. do. G.Tito Brice 9 Nov. do. Bich. Bayldon do. do. Rich. O. Meriton do. do. Wm. Prescott do. do. Thomas Dent do. do. Charles Rogers do. do. J.H.Maekinlay do. do. John Thos. Croft do. do. D. MacGregor do. do. G. Owen PhillipsA do. do. C. Waddington do. do.. Kenipland do. do. B. Lutyens do. do. W. Henderson do. do. Wm. Bolton Gir- W. H.Terraneaudo. do. T. H. Morice, KH. T. Timbrell, CB. do. do. dlestone do. do. Fred. Blundell do. do. do. do. Robert Butler do. do. Niel Campbell do. do. Charles Wahab do. do. E. H. GarthwaiteWilliam do. Stokoe do. do. do. Robert Kent do. do. Stuart Corbett do. do. Tho. Pipon 16 do. do. C. St. Jn. Grant do. do. Wm. Hem Earle do. do. G. Fred. Penley do. do. Charles Wayth do. do. James Malton do. do. A. M‘Kin/non do. do. J. S. H. Weston do. do. Robert Abbey do. do. Wm. Maeleod do. do. Wm. Sage do. do. John Wynch do. do. P. D. Fellowes do. do. J. B. Wornum do. do. Andrew Goldie do. do. W.J. Thompson do. do. Cha.Hames 80 do. do. Benjamin Ashe do. do. Henry Carter do. do. Humphrey Hay do. do. G.J.Wolseley 14 D. do. James Steel do. do. Wm. Ramsey do. do. Male. Nicolson do. do. J. Rainey do. do. John Barclay do. do. Cha. Thoresby do. do. Hen. Monke do. do, W. Phipps do. do. Fra. Farrant 2 June Persia James Bedford do. do. Henry Barkley W. D. Spooner 28 do. do. Elliott D. Todd do. do. Wm. Edw. Blair Henderson do. do. Wm. Thomson do. do. H. C.Rawlinson do. do. Leadbeater do. do. Tho. Best Jervis do. do. Ab. James 80 do. do. John Laughten do. do. Jer. B. Nottidge do. do. Fred. S. Sotheby do. do. John Gordon do. do. Ed.Pat. Lynch 8do. do. George Lee do. do. Henry Liddell do. do. Tho. Shaw do. do. * T. Ritherdon 16F.38 22.1. D. Montgomerie do. do. Edw. Huthwaite do. do. Wm.W. Swaine do. do. Sem. at Addiscomhe A. G. R. Crawfurd do. do. M. Campbell do. do. Fra. B. Eliot do. do. J.Wilson 28June88 IS.Ind. Luc. Hon. Smith do. do. Hen. Delafosse do. do. R. Axford, 16 Oct. 28 Bee.for T. R. Macqueen do. do. Jn.Farquharson do. do. iS, Ini Comp, at Liverpool Francis Hugh M. John Worthy do. do. J. R. Woodhouse do. do. Arch. Irvine, CB. Wheeler do. do. John Forbes do. do. Robert Leech 7 Aug. Af- 28 June 81 22. Ind. John Wilson do. do. Frederick Bond do. do. ghanistan & Persia W.OgilvielO Jan.37 do. Geo. Hicks do. do. Thomas Biddle do. do. Geo. W. Gibson do. do. Jas. W. Douglas do. do. Wm. Mactier do. do.- John Laurie do. do. Jas. Manson do. do. H. Macfarquhar do. do. James Cocke do. do. John Ward do. do. John Howison do. do. Cha. Andrews do. do. Stratford Powell do. do. Hen. John Wooddo. do. CAPTAINS Edw. Pettingal do. do. Wm. Burlton do. do. George Dods do. do. John W. Watson do. do. S. L. Thornton do. do. Jn. Morgan Ley do. do. Becruiting for the 22. India Robert Becher do. do. Hope Dick do. do. B. G. Polmhele do. do. Company’s Army. John Brandon do. do. David Hepburn do. do. John Chisholm do. do. James Murray London John Cowslade do. do. W. Simonds do. do. Wm. Foquett do. do, Tho. Otho Travers Cork Wm. Hough do. do. S. P. C. Humfrays E. Parry Gowan do. do. Richard Grange Dublin Fred. Geo. Lister do. do. do. do. James Allen do. do. H. Yibart Clegg Edinburgh Hen. C. Barnard do. do. J. H. Simmonds do. do. John Hen. Irwin SCt G. D. Drummond William Cubitt do. do. H. Fisher Salter do. do. 28 June 88 E.Ind 22 Dec. 25 Chatham Robert Stewart do. do. John Angelo do. do. John Cartwright do. do. Hen.Brown 10 Jan.34. E.I. Robert Hawkes do. do. J. G. Drummond do. do. Fras. Frankland Depot at Chatham John Mackenzie do. do. Tho.'Williams do. do. Whinyates do. do. Wm. Elsey 2 Dec. 86 E. I. G. Hutchinson do. do. Wm. Bacon do. do. Wm. Hill Water- Depot at Chatham Geo. F. Holland do. do. L. Saunders Bird do. do. field do. do. G. Maclean 27 Apr. 88 Gold Hugh Sibbald do. do. Geo. Blake do. do. George Fryer do. do. Coast of Africa

16 STAFF AT HEAD QUARTERS.

Generai. Commanding in Chief. IS 5123. General Lord Hill, G.C.B., G.C.H., and K.C., Colonel of the Boyal Regiment of Horse Guards. Military Secretary. 5153 Lieut.-General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, K.C.B., Colonel of the 53rd Regiment. Assistant Military Secretary. Lieut.-Colonel Maling, 2nd West India Regiment.

A ides-de- Camp. 5123 Colonel Richard Egerton, Half-pay Unattached. P Colonel George Powell Higginson, ditto. Captain Alfred Edward Hill, 68th Regiment. - Captain Edward Charles Fletcher, 1st Life Guards.

Adjutant-General. 15 Lieut.-General Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B., Colonel of the 67th Regiment. Deputy Adjutant-General* 19 Major-General Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B. Assistant Adjutants-General. Colonel Lord Frederick Fitzclarence, G.C.H., Half-pay Unattached. 39 Colonel William Cochrane, Half-pay Unattached. Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General. $ Major Roche Meade, K.H., Half-pay Unattached. Inspecting Field Officer. 39 Colonel Wm. Gordon Macgregor.

Quarter-Master General, 39 Lieut.-General Sir James Willoughby Gordon, Dart., G.C.B., and G.C.H., Colonel of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Assistant Quarter-Master General. 39 Lieut.-Colonel James Freeth, K.H., Half-pay Royal Staff Corps, Deputy Assistant Quarter-Master General. 39 5123 Captain John Enoch, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. 17 c Regiment of Life Guards. “ PEJS'IXSUL4”—“ WATERLOO.’

Colonel. 49 Stapleton Viscount Combermere,1 G.C.B. & G.C.H. 2nd Lieut. 26 Leb. 1790; Lieut. 16 March, 91Capt.-28v'Peb.'-'-98 28 April;-94 ^IAeut:~Col.. Foil Hatt 9 Mkrch, 94'p Col. 1 Jan. 1800 hfdj'or-Geri. 30 Pay. Pay. 12 ; Qen. 27 May, 25. Col. 1st Life-Guards, 16 Sept. 29. Lieiit.-Colonel and Colonel. * 25 P Hon,. H. F. C. Cavendish,2 Liew^. 7th Fusiliers, P26 May, 08; Capt. p6 June 11; Major, p 2 April, 18'j Lieut.-Col. P 12 July, 21Col. 10 Jan. 37. Major and Lieut.-Colonel. 22 John Hall, Cornet, p 12. Jupe, 17; p24 July, 17; Capt. P 2’Aug. 22 ;! Brevet-Major^ 8 Sept. .31; Lteut.-Cbt. p 27.Dec. 1837. ' COR. AND BREVET- SUB-LIEUT. CAPTAIN. iMAJOR. Captains. Charles Hall P21 May 18 p 27 Feb. 23 P31 July 25 28 June 38 Edward Charles Fletcher. P30 Nov. 20 p 4 April 23 P21 May 27 Richard Parker P 2 Aug, 22 P 31 July 25 p 30 June 28 Thos. Middleton Biddulph p 7 Oct. 20 p 23 Feb. 29 p 16 May 34 Thomas Bulkeley ...... P30 June 28 P 24 May 31 p 5 May 37 Hon- J- W. B. Macdonald p 1 Oct. 29 P 24 Jan. 34 p24 June 37 Lord F. A. Gordon .... p 2 Aug. 29 18 June 34 p 1 Dec. 37 Lord Wm. Beresford.... p 30 April 29 p 4 July 34 P27 Dec. 37 Lieutenants. Philip Broke Turner ..;. p 23 Mar. 32 p 12 Sept. 34 Richard Brooke P18 Oct. 32 p 3 April 35 George Rushout p18 Jan. 33 P10 Feb. 37 Lord Chas. P. P. Clinton p 24 Jan, 34 p 5 May 37 Lord Thos. C. P. .Clinton p 16 May 34 p 24 June 37 Lord G. Aug. Fred. Paget p 25 July 34 p 1 Dec. 37 512E William Anderton .. 24 July 34 18 Dec. 37 Caledon Du PreAlexander p 12 Sept. 34 p 27 Dec. 37 Hon. Octavius Buncombe p 3 April 35 p 19 July 39 Cornets and Sub- Lieutenants. Robert Bromley p 4 Nov. 36 Sir Chas. Wm. Kent, Bt. p 10 Feb. 37 William Wells...... p 24 June 37 Seymour Phillips Allen P 1 Dec. 37 Rt. Winterbottom, R. M 18 Dec. 37 John Farrer p 27 Dec. 37 Fulke Greville .... p 13 April 38 John Talbot Clifton p 5 April 39 Watkin Wms. Wynn p 19 July 39 0 Adjutant.—5I2il William Anderton, 18 Dec. 37; Lieut. 18 Dec. 37. 0 Quarter-Master.—2133. Robert Falconer, 2 Sept. 36. 0 Surgeon.—William Bromet, M.D. 6 Nov. 35; Assist.-Surg. 3 Nov. 14; Hosp.- Assist. 4 Oct. 13. 0 Assistant-Surgeon.—Alexander Elliot Campbell, M.D. 27 Nov. 35. 10j§ Veterinary-Surgeon.—William Percivall,3 30 Nov. 12. Scarlet.—Facings Blue.—Agent, Mr. Collyer, Park-place, St. James’s. [^Returned from France, January, 1816.] 1 Lord Combermere served in Flanders in 1798 and 4 under the Duke of York ; from 1796 to 1800 in India in the Mysore war, including Seringapatam; in the Peninsula and South of France, in command of a brigade of cavalry, from 1808 to 1814, including the operations at Oporto; battle of Talavera, and various actions in covering the retreat from Almeida to Torres Vedras ; battle of Busaco ; cavalry action at Villa Garcia, Castrajon, Fuentes d’Onor, Salamanca, (severely wounded), El Bodon, the Pyrenees and Orthes; present at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1825 and 6 as Commander-in-chief. His lordship has received a Cross and one Clasp. 2 Colonel Cavendish served in the Peninsula from July 1808 to January, 1809, as aid-de-camp to Lord Wm. Bentinck, and was wounded through the wrist at the battle of Corunna. 3 Mr. Percivall served in the Peninsula from September, 1818, to the end of the War, including the battle of Toulouse. 18 2d Regiment of Life Guards.

“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.”

Colonel. William, Earl Cathcart, K.T. Cornet, 2 June, 1777 ; Lieut. 14 Nov.' 77 CaptJ 62 10 Dec. 77 ; Major, 13 April, 79 ; Lieut.-Col. 2 Feb. 81; Col. 18 Nov. 90 ;' Major-Gm. ^ Oct. 94 ; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. 1801; Gen. 1 Jan. 12 ; Col. 2nd' Full Half Life-Guards, 7 Aug. 97. Pay Pay. Lieut.-Colonel. 22 George Greenwood, Cornet and Sub-Lieut, p 23 June, 1817; Lieut. P26 JanJ 19; Cap#. PI Jan. 24) Major, P26 Nov. 30; Lieut.-Col. 2 3&n. 31; Col} 12 Jan. 38. Major and Lieut.-Colonel. 22 George Alexander Reid, Cornet and Sub-Lieut. p 7 Mar. 18; Lieut. 20 Mar. 21; Capt. Pll Nov. 24; Brevet-Major, 23 July, 31; Lieut. Col. p 17 Feb. 32.

COR. AND BREVET- SUB-LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR Captains. James MUDouall...... p 19 Feb. 18 p 2 Oct. 23 p 19 Oct. 25 28 June 38 Lewis Duncan Williams .. p 21 June 20 p 23 July 25 p 15 July 28 Hon. W, E. Fitz Maurice p 18 Nov. 24 p 24 Sept. 25 p 26 Feb. 28 John Roche. p 27 Oct. 26 p 29 Jan. 30 p 25 Mar. 36 Francis Mountjoy Martyn p 27 Dec. 27 p 22 Mar. 31 P 22 April 36 Thomas Gardner ...... p 30 Dec. 28 p 9 Aug. 31 P 24 Mar. 37 Geo. Howard Yyse...... p 26 Nov. 30 p 17 April 35 p 1 Sept. 37 Robert Blane ...... p 1 Nov. 31 P 25 Mar. 36 p 8 June 38 Lieutenants. Hon. Major Henniker .. p 8 Mar. 32 p 22 April 36 Thomas Ogilvy p 9 Mar. 32 p 29 April 36 Thomas Naylor p 30 Dec. 31 p 16 Mar. 33 Fenton J. Evans Freke .. p 24 Nov. 35 p 24 Mar. 37 Henry George Boyce.... Pll Mar. 36 P 28 April 37 Wm. Aug. Tollemache .. p 15 April 36 p 1 Sept. 37 J. J. W. Peyton .. .. .V.. p 28 April 36 p 8 June 38 James King, R. M 24 July 34 22 Aug. 38 Cornets and Sub- Lieutenants. 4 0 Edm. Yernon M£Kinnon p 29 April 36 3 0 J. K. Wedderburn p 7 July 36 3 0 Robert Neville Lawley .. p 8 July 36 3 0 E. M. Earl of Longford p 9 July 36 5 0 Cha. H. Drummond, Lt.1 p 24 Mar. 37 3 0 Charles J. Tottenham ... p 28 April 37 2 0 Richard Lucas p 8 June 38 1 0 A. W. Visct. Drumlanrig. p 27 July 38 1 0 Peter Sherwin...... 21 June 39 1 0 Adjutant.—Peter Sherwin, {Cornet & Sub-Lieut.) 21 June, 39. 6 0 Quarter-Master.—William Allen, 25 July, 34. 22 Surgeon.—Jas. Bett,21 Sept. 37; Assist.-Surg.O Nov. 15; Hosp.-Assist. 6 Nov. 18. 4 0 Assist.-Surgeon.—Francis Wm. Grant Calder, 25 Sept. 35. 21-& Veterinary-Surgeon.—Frederick Clifford Cherry, 12 Oct. 03. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from France, February, 1816.] 1 Cornet 15th Hussars, 18 July, 1834; Lieut. 30 April, 1836. 2 Dr. Bett was at the capture of Genoa 15th April, 1814, and capture of Castine in America 1st Sept. 1814. i 19 Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, “ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.’ Years’ Serv Colonel. 1 49 $ 312a Rowland Lord Hill, G.C.B. G.C.H. & K.C. Ens. 31 July, 1790; Lieut. 24 Jan. 91; Capt. 23 March, 93 ■, Major, 10 Feb. 94 5 Lieut.-Col. 13 May, 94; Full Half Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Maj.-Gen. 30 Oct. 05; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. 12; Gen. 27 Pay. Pay. May, 25; Col. Royal Horse-Guards, 19 Nov. 30. Lieut.-Colonel.- 34 $ William Richardson, Cornet, p 27 Feb. 06; Lieut. 120 Aug, 07; Capt. p 26 Dec. 11; Lieut.-Col. P24 July, 23; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Major. 28 02E Everard W. Bouverie,* Cornet, p 2 April, 12; Lieut. Oct. 12; Capt. p 9 Sept. 19; Brev.-Maj. 6 May, 31; Lieut.-Col. p 4 Dec. 32. BREVET- CORNET. MAJOR. Captains. $ 3!®1 George Smith3 5 Nov. 12 18 Nov. 13 p 22 June 20 10 Jam 37 J. Constantine Trent ., p 16 Nov. 15 p 22 June 20 p 2 Aug. 26 Hon. G. C. Weld Forester p 27 May 24 p 1 Aug. 26 p 6 July 32 Yincent Corbet i p 4 June 28 p 30 Nov. 30 p 14 Mar. 34 Wyndham Edw. Hanmer P 26 Mar. 29 p 15 Mar. 31 p 9 Jan. 35 Hon. Horace Pitt ...... p 27 Feb. 30 P 6 July 32 p 11 Nov. 36 Richard Silver Oliver.... p 29 July 30 p 4 Dec, 32 p 16 Dec. 36 Walter Rob. Tyrrell .... p 19 Nov. 30 p 18 Jan. 33 p 30 June 37 Lieutenants. Simeon Hirst 16 Oct. 10 Sept. 13 Thomas Brunt, R.M..... 28 Jan. 31 July 26 R. H. R. Howard Vyse .. p 30 Nov. p 31 May 33 Alex. Thompson Munro.. 11 Jan. 1 June 33 Wm. Chas. Nethercote .. p 22 Mar, p 25 Oct. 33 Lord Alfred Paget 6 July p 14 Mar. 34 Lord Alg. P. B. St. Maur p 31 May p 11 Nov. 36 Hon. Chas. Hen. Maynard p 25 Oct. p 16 Dec. 36 Robert Oliver . P17 Jan. p 21 April 37 Hon. Chas. Hen. Cust .. p 14 Mar. p 30 June 37 Thomas B. Proctor...... p 16 Oct. 1 June 38 Cornets. J. W. Hamilton Anson .. p 25 Dee. 35 Philip Percival .. p 23 Dec. 36 J. P. P. Wade Bastard .. P 21 April 37 Alex. Bateman P. Hood . p 30 June 37 Hon. F. H. P. Methuen.. p 6 Mar. 35 C. R. P. Morewood .... p 1 June 38 Chas. H. Gordon Lennox, Earl of March ..,. p 24 May 39 9 0 Adjutant.—Alexander Thompson Munro, 18 Jan. 31; Lieut. 1 June, 33. 9 0 Quarter-Master.—Herbert Turner, 1 Jan. 31. 27 0 Surgeon.—$ Archibald Hair,4 M.D. 12 Jan. 26; Assist.-Surg. 12 Nov. 12. Assistant-Surgeon.—George Gulliver, 12 June, 28; Hospital-Assist. 17 May, 27. Veterinary-Surgeon.—512E John Siddall, 10 Oct. 12. Blue—Facings Scarlet.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Heturnedfrom France, February, 1816.] 1 Lord Hill served the campaign of 1801 in Egypt, and was wounded 18th March. His Lordship has received a Cross and four Clasps for Roleia and Vimiera, Corunna, Talavera (wounded), Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive and Orthes. 2 Colonel Bouverie served in the Peninsula from October, 1812, to the end of the war, including the battle of Yittoria ; wounded 18th June at Waterloo. 8 Colonel Smith served the campaign of 1814 in the Peninsula; present at Waterloo on the 18th June. Brevet-lieut.-colonel 28th June, 88. 4 Dr. Hair was present at the battle of Vittoria, San Sebastian, August and September, 1813, battles of y>e Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes, and at the affairs of Vera; served in the last American war, and was present in the action in front of New Orleans. 20 servi'ce^isssQ (or the King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards. [^cSa? WATERLOO.” 47 Colonel. Sir Henry Fane,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 31 May, 1792 ; Lieut. 29 Sept. 92 j Capt. Full Half 3 April, 93 ; Major, 24 Ang. 95; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 97; Cdl. 1 Jan. 1805; Pay. Fav. Major-Gen. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. ls£ Dragoon Guards, 24 Feb. 27. Lieut.Colonel. 24 3SSE Hon. George Cathcart,2 Cornet §• Sub-Lieutenant, 10 May, 10 ; Lieut. 1 July, 11; Capt. 24 Dec. 18; Major, p 8 April, 26; Lieut.-Col. p 13 May, 26. Major. 11 16-? John Henry Slade, Cornet, 7 May, 12; Lieut, p 25 Feb. 13 ; Capt. P24 OctJ 21; Major, P5 June, 27. BREVET- CORNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. John Spencer Manning.. 25 Oct. 15 p 7 Sept. P 3 April 28 Richard Martin ...... 5 Oct. 15 p 2 Jan. P31 Dec. 28 Chas. Amh. Dan Tyssen p 17 Feb. 25 p 6 Oct. P17 Dec. 30 James Smith Schonswar 5 Mar. 29 P17 Dec. p 6 May 36 Hastings David Sands .. p 18 June 31 p 24 Dec. p 18 May 38 Alfred Scott p 27 Sept. 31 Pll July p 8 Mar. 39 Burrell Fuller •. • ■ 6 Apr. 32 p 17 Oct. P29 Mar. 39 Henry Martin Tumor .. P20 Aug. 29 P31 Dec. p 14 June 39 Lieutenants. ^ F. Hammersley,3 R.M. P23 Jan. 12 p 9 April 12 B. O’Neale Vise. Amiens p 24 Dec. 33 p 6 May 36 Stephen P. Groves...... P12 July 33 p 23 Dec. 36 Tho. Ommaney Pipon .. P17 Oct. 34 P24 Feb. 37 Edmund James Power .. p 6 May 36 p22 Aug. 37 Manaton Pipon ...... p20 May 36 p29 Dec. 37 Richard Hollis .... 1 July 36 12 Jan. 38 Wm. Chas. Grant ...... p 23 Dec. 36 p 18 May 38 Thomas Richard Mills .. P 30 June 37 p 8 Mar. 39 Henry Keown P 22 Aug. 37 p 29 Mar. 39 Bingham Newland p 29 Dec, 37 p 14 June 39 Cornets. J. B. Hawkes...... p 2 Mar. 38 Cornelius Powell p 28 Oct. 36 Geo. Wm. C. Jackson .. p 29 Mar. 39 Wm. Steele Wilkinson... p 1 June 39 John Borlase Maunsell... p 17 Nov. 37 James Peach Cleaver.... p 15 June 39 Paymaster.—^3 David Scott Kin. Maclaurin,4 18 Sept. 23; Deputy Assistant Commissary General, 7 March, 14. Adjutant.—51SE Richard Hollis, {Lieut.) 8 July, 36. Quarter-Master. —Joseph Missett, 30 March, 38. Surgeon.—Wm. Parry, 17‘April, 38; Assist.-Surg.l Mar. 22; Hosp.-Assist. 20 Dec. 13. 0 Assistant.-Surgeon.—Alex. Smith, M.D. 28 Sept. 26; IIosp.-Assist. 21 March, 26. 14& Veterinary Surgeon.—John Mellows, 6 Nov. 01. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Henry Fane has received a Cross and one Clasp for Roleia and Vimiera, Corunna, Talavera, Vit- toria, Orthes. 2 Colonel Hon. G. Cathcart served the campaigns of 1818 and 14 in Germany as aid-de-camp to Lord Cathcart, and was engaged at Lutzen 3rd May, Boulzen 20th and 21st May, Dresden 28th August, Leipsic 16th, 18th, and 19th October, 1814, Brierme 1st February, Bar-sur-Auhe, Areis 21st March, and Fere Champ 25th March 14; served at Waterloo on the 16th and 18th June. 8 Lieut. Hammersley was present at the battles of Vittoria and Toulouse, and the investment of, and the Heights before Pampeluna; shot through the shoulder whilst protecting a house in the neighbourhood of Dublin, on duty, when in the Militia. 4 Captain Maclaurin served in the Peninsula during the campaign of 1813, and that in Holland in 1814, and subsequently at Waterloo, and with the army of occupation as Deputy Assistant Commissary General. 21 2nd (or The Queen's} Regiment of Dragoon Guards,

Years' Serv. Colonel. 57 Sir Thos. Gage Montresor,1 K.C.H. Em. 12 March, 1783; Lieut. 4 April, 83; Capt. 17 June, 94; Lieut.-Col. 12 April, 99; Col. 25 July, 1810; Major-Gen. Full Half Pay. Pay. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 2nd Dragoon Guards, 20’ Feb. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 27 Charles Kearney, Cornet, p 10 Sept. 12 ; Lieut, p 8 Sept. 14;. Capt. p 19 June, 17 ; Major, P30 Dec. 26; Lieut.-Col. P28 Oct. 37. Major. 23 04 P George Nugent,2 Cornet, 7 Oct 13; Lieut. 14 Dec. 15; Capt. p22 July, 24; Major, p 11 Jan. 33.

BREVET- COBNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. Captains. MAJOR. 14 0 Hen. Wilmot Charlton .. P23 June 25 p 30 Dec. 26 P13 Nov. 32 8 0 William Campbell p 6 Jan. 32 P12 Apr. 33 P27 May 36 8 0 Rich. Duckworth Dunn.. p 9 Mar. 32 p 13? Sept. 33 p 28 Oct. 37 14 1JL Power Le Poer Trench .. P12 Aug. 24 p 17 Dec. 25 p 30 Dec. 26 11 0 Hen. St. John Mildmay.. P20 Nov. 28 p 8 June 30 p 7 Apr. 37 7 0 Geo. Henry Elliott...... P27 July 32 p 13 June 34 P 22 June 38 Lieutenants. 7 0 jS'irHen. Chas. Paulet, J5#. p 13 Nov. 32 p29 Aug. 34 7 0 Egerton Leigh p 12 April 33 p 19 June 35 6 0 John Chichester Knox .. p 13 Sept. 33 p 14 Aug. 35 8 0 Hylton Briscoe Pll Oct. 31 p 25 July 34 7 0 Edw. Lovett Robertson.. p11 Jan. 33 P14 Nov. 35 4 0 George Arthur Ede .... p 14 Aug. 35 p17 Feb. 37 7 0 William Wernham, R.M. 4 Dec. 32 p 15 July 36 4 0 Francis Haviland 24 Nov. 35 29 Sept. 37 William Persse p 13 Sept. 33 p 27 Oct. 35 Jackson V. Tuthill...... p 30 Apr. 36 p 17 May 39 Cornets. 2 0 Robt. Wm- Dallas p 6 Oct. 37 1 0 R. Dudley Acland ...... p 22 June 38 Fred. James Ibbetson... . |p 17 May 39 14 0 Paymaster.—Henry Boys, 1 Aug. 37 i Ens. 8 April, 26; Lieut. Feb. 30,; Capt. 6 Sept. 33. 4 0 Adjutant.—Francis Hayiland, (Lieu#.) 4 Dec. 35. 3 0 Quarter-Master.—John Haviland, 15 July, 36. 27 Surgeon.—James Dawn,3 28 Dec. 26; Assist.-Surg. 28 Oct. 13; Hosp.-Assist. Aug. 12. Assistant-Surgeon.—Alexander George Home, M.D. 18 Jan. 27 ; Hosp.-Assist. 26 Oct. 26. 27 0 Veterinary Surgeon.—William Woodman, 25 Feb. 13. Scarlet—Facings Black.—Agents, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton, and Knyvett, Regent- street. [Returned from France, November, 1818.] 1 Sir Tho. G. Montresor has been twenty-four years on regimental full-pay, during which period he served, at Gibraltar in 1790 and 91 ; in Flanders and Holland in 1798, 4, and 5; the Egyptian campaign of 1801, and subsequently many years in India. 2 Major Nugent served during the latter part of the Peninsula war, and on the 18th June at Waterloo. 8 Dr. Dawn served in the Peninsula from September, 1812, to the end of the war, including the siege of San Sebastian, and battles of Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. Zrd or {The Prince of Wales’s) Regt. of Dragoon Guards. TALAVERA” — “ ALBUHERA” — “ VITTORIA | • PENINSULA.’ Colonel. 46. 13 /S'ir James Charles.. Dalbiac,! K.C.II. Garnet, 4 July, 1793; Lieut. 24-Feb. Full HhII H 94 j Capi. 11 Oct. 98; Major, 15 Oct. 1801 ; Lieut.-Col. 25 Aprils OS-j—CoZ. 4 June, 14; Major-Genx 27 May,.,25 ; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; i CoU 3rd Pay,, Pay: Dragoon-Guards, 1 Jan. 39. Liey,t.’■Colonel. 34 13 George Maunsell,2 Gdrwe#; 1*13 Ma;rch, 1806; Lieut. P 25 Dec. 06; Capti p 18! July, 11 ; Major, P21 Nov. 28 ; Lieut.-Col. p 15 Sept. 38. * Major. 14 Thomas Arthur, Cornet, p 23 June, 1825; Lieut, p 19 Sept. 26 ; Capt. p 8 Feb. 31; Major, p 15 Sept. 38, , BREVET Captaifts. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. 3J4 3123. Wm. Warb. Huntley P16 June 14 23 Oct. 15 P 13 Sept. 21 10 Jan. 37 Christopher Teesdale.... p 11 July 26 p 15 June 30 p 1 June 32 0 Wm. Chas.'Jas. Campbell p 21 May 29 p 20 Jan. 32 p 2 May 34 0 John Hopton —...... p 8 Feb. 31 p 9 Mar. 32 p 30 Oct. 35 0 John Daniel Dyson .. p 9 Dec. 31 p 22 Mar. 33 p 8 July 36 0 John Nugent: ...... ;<. p 17 Feb. 32 p 18 Oct. 33 p 15 Sept. 38

; Lieutenants. 14 Aylmer L. Bourke, R.M. 7 July 25 18 Jan. 27 J. Geo. Wm. Urydges . P 20 Jan. 32 p 2 May 34 Francis Garratt \ p 9 Mar. 32 p 30 Jan. 35 Francis Watt .. 1 p 17 Aug. 31 P 8 July 36 Edward Dyson 1.8. . p 18 Oct. 33 p 27 Oct. 37 John Rodon ..,. i.... P 30 Jan. 35 p 15 Sept. 38 Isaac R. Warner P 30 Oct; 35 16 May 39 Matthew J. Forde ..... p 16 Sept. 36 p 17 May 39 Cornets. William Squire ,.,. p 24 Mar. 37 Edward D. Freeman p 27 Oct. 37 Henry H. Bacon..,. p 8 June 38 Edward Bagwell.... p 15 Sept. 38 Manners M‘Kay.... p 17 May 39 Paymaster. -Ernest Aug. Hawker, 19 Oct. 38; Lins. 30 Sept. 30; Lieut. 8 July, 36. Adjutant.—Isaac Redston Warner, (Cornet^) 21 Sept. 38. Quarter-Master.—John Martin,3 22 Feb. 10. Surgeon.—-f| George Alex. Stephenson,4 28 Oct. 13; Assist. Surg. 14 May, 07. Assistant Surgeon.—David Lister, 18 Oct. 27 ; Hospital Assist, 26 Oct. 26. Veterinary Surgeon.—Isaac Timm, 17 Feb. 25. Scarlet — Facings Yellow. — Agent, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton, and Knyvett. [JZeturned from France, January, 1816.] 1 Sir Charles Dalbiac served the Campaign of 1809 in the Peninsula, and was at the battles of Talavera the 27th and 28th July. Served the winter campaign of 1810 in the Lines of Lisbon. Served the campaign of 1811, and commanded his Regt. (always the 4th Dragoons) in the affair of Campo-Mayo, 25th March ; and in the Cavalry affair of Los Santos, 16th April. Served the campaign of 1812, and was engaged in the affair at Llerena, 11th April, when Lord Combermere defeated Marshal Soult’s rear-guard. Present at the battle of Salamanca, 22d July. Sir Charles published, with the approbation of His Royal Highness the late Duke of York, a military catechism for the use and instruction of young officers and non-commissioned officers of Cavalry. 2 Colonel Maunsell served in the Peninsula from April, 1809, to the end of the war, including the follow- ing battles and sieges, viz.:—Talavera, 27th, 28th July, 1809, Busaco, Albuhera, Usagre, Ciudad Rodrigo, January and February, 1812, Badajoz, March and April, 1812, Vittoria and Toulouse. Col. M. commanded a squadron at the brilliant cavalry affair of Usagre, where three French regiments were defeated by the 3rd Dragoon Guards. 3 Quarter-Master Martin served in the Peninsula from April, 1809, to the end of the war, including the following battles and sieges, viz.:—Talavera 27th and 28th July, Busaco, Albuhera, Usagre, Badajoz, March and April, 1812, Vittoria, Pampeluna, and Toulouse. 4 Dr. Stephenson served in the Peninsula from March, 1809, to the end of the war. 23 4£/i (or Royal Irish') Regiment of Dragoon Guards.

On the Standards and Appointments the HARP and CROWN, and the Star of St. PATRICK, with the motto “ Quis Seyarabit ” “ PENINSULA.” Year’s Serv. Colonel. 53 $ Sir George Anson,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 3 May, 1786 5 Lieut. 16 March, 91; Full Half Capt. 9 Sept. 92 ; Major, 25 Dec. 94; Lieut.-Col. 21 Dec. 97 ; Col. 1 Jan. Pay. Pay 05; Maj.-Gen. 25 July 10; Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen. 10 Jan 37 ; Col. 4th Dragoon-Guards, 24 Feb. 27. Lieut.-Colonel. 24 ^ James Charles ChattertOn, K.H. Cornet, P23 Nov. 09 ; -Z/jHafe 6 June, 11; Capt. p 26 March, 18; Major, p 22 July, 24; Lieut.-Col. p 18'*!$^. 27. Major. 23 3123. Charles Makepeace, Ens. P13 April, 15 ; Lieut, p 14 March, 16 ; CapU p 24 July, 23; Major, p 6 March, 35. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREVET Captains. MAJOR. George Thos. Heigham p 23 April 18 p 23 June 25 p 10 June 26 Edward Cooper Hodge 3 Aug. 26 p 3 July 28 p 19 Dec. 34 George Wynell Mayow p 9 June 25 p 12 Feb. 30 p 6 Mar. 35 Clement Robert Archer p 21 May 29 p 13 Aug. 30 p 24 April 35 Lionel Place p 6 July 30 P 3 May 31 p 4 Sept. 35 Alex. Duncan Tait.... p 2 Nov. 30 p 31 Aug. 82 p 30 June 37 Lieutenants. William Hosken Harper p 19 Oct. 32 p17 Jan. 34 Francis Meynell p 17 Jan. 34 p 24 April 35 Granville H. Eliot p 6 Mar. 35 p 8 April 36 Mildmay Clerk p 4 May 32 p 7 Mar. 34 Charles Parke Ibbetson.. p 24 April 35 p 30 June 37 Ferdinand W. Arkwright P 9 Aug. 33 p 2 June 37 Gustavus Rochfort p 8 April 36 p 27 April 38 Thos. Oliver W. Coster .. P 4 Aug. 37 p 23 Nov. 38 Alexander Rolls p 30 Mar. 38 p 3 May 39 Cornets. 4 Richard Souter, R.M. 25 Sept. 35 2 George Thomas Jacob p 27 April 38 1 Edmund J. Turner... p 23 Nov. 38 1 Thos. Geo. Symonds . p 3 May 89 Paymaster.—Aug. Chas. Drawwater,2 11 Nov. 19; Ens. 1 May, 05; L%eut. 20 March, 06; Capt. 15 Aug. 11. 4 Adjutant.—Charles P. Ibbetson, {Lieut.) 27 April, 38. 5 Quarter-Master.—John Andrews, 20 June, 34. 83 Surgeon.—$ John Bickerton Flanagan,3 21 Oct 13; Assist.-Surg. 12 March, 07; Hosp.-Assist. 6 May, 06. Assist. Surgeon.—Alexander M'Gregor, M.D. 6 Dec. 33. 10 Veterinary Surgeon.—James Rainsford, 25 Dec. 28. Scarlet — Facings Blue. — Agent, Mr. Collyer, Park-place, St. James’s. [^Returned from Portugal, May, 1813.] 1 Sir George Anson has received a Medal and two Clasps for Talavera, Salamanca, and Vittoria. 2 Captain Drawwater served in the Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807; the capture of Martinique; and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the battle of Busaco. 8 Dr. Flanagan served in the Peninsula, including the battles of the Pyrenees, Orthes, and subsequent affairs. Served also in the American war, including the siege of and repulse of the sortie at Fort Erie, and the defeat of the Americans at Cook’s Mills. 24 5th (or Princess Charlotte of Wales’s) Regt. of Dragoon Guards.

The motto “ Vestigia nulla retrorsum” — “ SALAMANCA” — “ YITTORIA”- “ TOULOUSE”—« PENINSULA.”

Colonel. 59 |J Sir John Slade, Bt.x G.C.H., Cornet, 11 May, 1780; Lieut. 28 April, 83 > Capt. 24 Oct. 87; Major, 1 March, 94; Lieut.-Col. 29 April, 95; Col. 29 Full Half April, 1802; Major-Gen. 25 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. Pay. Pay. 37 ; Col. 5th Dragoon Guards, 20 July 31. Lieut.- Colonel. 32 3133. Sir James Maxwell Wallace,2 E.H. Comet, p 14 Aug. 05; Lieut, p 5 June, 06; Capt. P 22 Oct. 07 ; Major, p 1 Jan. 17; Lieut.-Col. p 25 Sept. 23 y Coh 28 June, 38. Major. 19 7 9 Hon. James Yorke Scarlett, Corned, p 26 March, 18; Lieut, p 24 Oct. 21; Capt, P 9 June, 25 ; Major, Pll June, 30.

BREVET- CORNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. Francis Westenra .... p 31 July 17 p 24 Oct. 21 p 31 Dec. 25 28 June 38 John Wallace King.... p 24 Mar. 25 p 14 Feb. 28 p 28 Dec. 32 Abraham Bolton p 12 Oct. 25 P26 June 27 p 8 Mar. 33 Francis Parnell Hovenden p 12 Nov. 29 p 13 July 32 P 6 May 36 Robert Meade p 26 Oct. 30 p 14 Dec. 32 p 30 Dec. 36 Robert Bell... i p 16 Nov. 32 p 27 June 34 p 9 Mar. 38 Lieutenants. : Goodwin C. Colquitt.. . p 2 Aug. 33 p 2 Oct. 35 W. Beaumaris Knipe.. | p 23 Jan. 35 p 6 May 36 J. Ireland Blackburne . p 3 April 35 p 17 June 36 Norman Cowley...... P 26 April 33 P 19 June 35 Arch. Rowan Hamilton. p 13 May 36 p 30 June 37 James Conolly , p 17 June 36 p 28 Nov. 37 James Charles Yorke ... P 13 Jan. 37 p 10 Aug. 38 Arthur Prime p 30 June 37 p 5 April 39 Cornets. $ J. Henley, R. M.3 ... 6 Jan. 25 Henry Ash ...... 18 Oct. 31 George Lloyd Robson... p 28 Nov. 37 W. Noel Algernon Hill . p 10 Aug. 38 William Barnett p 5 April 39 Paymaster.—Henry Aug. Jackson, 15 Dec. 37; JEns. Aug. 15; Lieut. 8 April, 25 ; Capt. 18 Dec. 35. Adjutant.—Henry Ash, {Cornet j) 18 Oct. 31. Quarter-Master.—James Brand, 17 July, 35. Surgeon.—James Barlow,4 M.D. 29 July, 13; Assist.-Surg. 5 March, 07; IIosp.- Assist. 25 June, 03. Assistant-Surgeon.—Charles Hay Carnegy,5 M.D. 14 March, 34. 26 Veterinary Surgeon.—John Constant, 3 March, 14. Scarlet—Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returnedfrom Spain, July, 1814.] 1 Sir John Slade has received a Medal and one Clasp for Corunna, and Puentes d’Onor. 2 Sir J. M. Wallace served at Waterloo on the 16th, 17th, and 18th June. 3 Cornet Henley served the campaigns of 1814 in the Peninsula, including the battle of Toulouse. 4 Dr. Barlow’s services Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807; capture of Martinique in 1809; campaign of 1815 in the Netherlands and France. Mr. Constant served at Waterloo on the 16th, 17th, and 18th June. 25 D Q>th Regiment of Dragoon Guards {or Carabineers.)

Colonel. 45 P Sir Thomas Hawker,1 K.C.H. Cornet, 12 May, 1795; Lieut. 5- April, 96 y 10 July, 99; Major, 23 Nov. 1804; Lient.-Col. 2 Sept. 08; Col. 4 June, Full Half 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Heut-Gen. 2$ June, 38; Col. 6th Dragoon Pay. Pay!' Guards, 7 June, 39. Lieut.-Colonel. 83 P 5121 James Jackson,2 K.H. Ens. 9 Oct. 06; Lieut- 25 Jan. 08; Capt. p 25 June, 13; Brevet-Major, 18 June, 15; Regtl.-Major, P26 April, 27; Brevet-Lieut.- Col. 25 May, 26; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. p 2 March, 39. Major. 31 David Hay, Cornet, 6 Oct. 08 ; Lieut, p 31 Oct. 11; Capt. p 5 Aug. 19; Brevet- Major, 10 Jan. 37; Regtl.-Major, p 14 April, 37. brevet- captain. I maJor. Captains. Henry Richmond Jones.. P 9 June 25 p 14 Nov. 26 p 12 June 30 Joseph Deane Browne .. p 10 Sept. 25 p 26 April 27 P 26 April 31 Henry Hayhurst France p 2 Nov. 26 10 Feb. 29 P 25 Jan. 33 Thomas Edward Taylor.. p 10 Feb. 29 p 26 April 31 p 2 Nov. 38 Brook John Knight .... p 26 Oct. 26 8 June 30 p 26 June 85 John Rowland Smyth .. p 5 July 21 p 26 May 25 P29 Nov. 27 Lieutenants. William S. Phillips, R.M 25 Oct. 22 16 Feb. 26 James Johnston .. p 12 June 30 P 6 April 32 Hon. A. G. Fred. Jocelyn p 26 April 31 p 6 July 32 William Scott p 12 Feb. 30 p 16 Jan. 35 James Hen. Dickson p 6 July 32 p 22 May 35 William Hawkins .. p . 4 Oct. 33 p 21 April 37 Thomas Manders .. P 30 July 35 6 Oct. 38 Edward Lewis Pryse p 17 Mar. 37 p 2 Nov. 38 Robert F. Lord Gifford p 4 Dec. 35 p 27 July 38 Henry L. Cocksedge .. p 1 April 36 p 24 Mar. 37 Cornets. 'S Dr. Heriot served in the Peninsula from June, 1809', to the end of the war, including Lindsey Zachariah Cox.. p 14 Aprils? the battles of Talavera and Salamanca; siege Robert J. Knox p 5 Oct. 38 of Burghs,; and battles of Vittoria, the Pyren- Ernie Warriner p 2 Nov. 38 ees, and Orthes. Paymaster.—Francis Brown, 10 July, 35; Cornet, 26 April, 27; Lieut. 12 June, 30; Capt. 22 May, 35. 0 Adjutant.—Thomas Manders, (TAeut.) 3l July, 35. 0 Quarter-Master.—Thomas Smith, 26 June, 35. e;n Surgeon.—IS) John Heriot,3 M.D. 16 April, 12; Assistant-Surgeon,^ Ndv. 04; HWp.-iAsiisL 11 May, 04i * " " , ! M < Assistant-Surgeon.—Henry Carline, 28 Sept. 26; Hospital-Assistant, 31 Aug. 26. 6 19A Veterinary Surgeon.—Thomas Browne, 25 July, 34; Ens. 25 Dec. 13. Scarlet—Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from Buenos Ayres, 1808.] 1 Sir Thomas Hawker was present in the actions in North Holland, the Helder expedition, on the 10th, 19th September, 2nd and 6th October, 1799; and was present in command of the 20th Light Dragoons in every action in which the British troops were engaged on the eastern coast of Spain, in 1812 and 1818 ; he has subsequently served on the Staff, in India, as Major-General. 2 Colonel Jackson served in the Peninsula, from April, 1809, to the end of the war, including the battles of Oporto, Talavera, Busaco, Redinha, Fuentes d’Onor; first siege of Badajoz, from 29th May, to 16th June, 1811; action at Elbodon ; siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo ; second siege and capture of Badajoz, 6th April, 1812; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Maya Pass, Pampeluna, 15th July, Pyrenees, 80th July, Nivelle, Nive, and Bayonne. Present at Waterlooo, and With the army of occupation in France. Served in India and Arabia from 1819 to 1826, including the capture of Beni-Boo-Ali, as Military Secretary to Sir Lionel Smith, and, for which service, he was recommended by the Marquis of Hastings for the rank of Lieut.-Col. 26 1th (or the Princess RoyaVs) Regiment of Dragoon Guards.

Colonel. 59 Sir Evan Lloyd,1 K.C.H. Cornet, 25 Nov. 1780; Lieut. 5 Feb. 87 j Capt. 25! Half Oct. OS') Major, ! Sept. 95; Lieut.-Col. 11 Feb. 99; Col. 25 Oct. 1809; Full Pay. Major-Gen. 1 Jan. 12 ; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 7th Dragoon Guards, Pay. 18 March, 36. Lieut.-Colonel. 37 ffltLL Alex. Kennedy Clark Kennedy,2 K.H. Cornet, p 8 Sept. 02 ; Lieut. >’15 Dec. 04; Capt. p 13 Dec. 10; Major, p 26 May, 25; Lieut.-Col. p 11 June, 30ii Major. 15 John Bolton, Cornet, p 22 July, 24; Lieut, p 8 April, 26; Capt. p 11 June, 301 Major, p 8 July, 36.

CORNET. CAPTAIN. BREVET- 1 MAJOR. Captaixs. Robert Richardson..... 8 June 26 9 April 29 P16 Aug. 33 Thomas Le Marchant ... p 14 June 27 P-11 June 30 p 17 Oct. 34 G. A. F. Cuhynghame . 22 May 28 P12 July 33 p 16 Jan, 35 John Hope Gibsone '-t-i.; 8 Oct. 30 p 16 Aug. 33 P 24 July 35 James William Hunter . p 17 Dec. 80 p 17 Aug. 33 p 8 July 36 William Sandilands . I,. p18 Jan. 31 p 27 Sept. 33 p 2 Sept. 36 Ltetttf.xaxts. C. H. Thompson, R.M.. p 16 Aug. 31 p 24 July 35 Edward Codrington ... p 17 Aug. 33 p 8 July 36 William Henry Peters . p 27 Sept. 33 p 2 Sept. 36 John Clark Kennedy ... p 25 Oct. 33 p 10 Mar. 37 John Greene p 24 Feb. 32 p 19 June 35 John R. Heaton 19 Ded. 34 22 Aug. 37 Geo. R. Stevenson... 6.. 4 July 34 5 July 39 Cornets. John Campbell • p 16 Jan. 35 Henry Schonswar p 24; July 35 Hon. Const. Aug. Dillon P 9 Jan. 35 John Crofts. • • • p 8 July 36 William Hogg p 30 Oct. 35 O’Neal Segrave p 5 July 39 Paymaster.—Nenon Armstrong, 28 Sept. 38; Ens. 8 Aug. 22; Lieut, 19 April, 26. Adjutant.—John R. Heaton, {Lieut.) 11 Jan. 39. Quarter-Master.—Henry Higgins, 14 April, 25. Surgeon.—Martin Cathcart,3 27 April, 15; Assist.-Surgeon, 23 March, 09; Hosp.-Assist. Jan. 08. Assist.-Surg.—Henry Marshall, 28 Sept; <26; Hosp.-Assist. 3 Aug. 26. 25 Veterinary Surgeon.—John Schroeder, 25 June, 12. Scarlet—Facings black.—Agent, Messrs. Cpx & Co. [Returned from Holland, 1799.] 1 Sir Evan Llyod served on regimental full-pay from 1780 to 1812, the whole period in the 17th Light Dragoons, and was present with that corps in nearly all the actions and sieges in which it was engaged in India; he also served in South America in 1806 and 7, and was at the taking of Monte Video, and in the expedition to Buenos Ayres. 2 Colonel Clark Kennedy served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1809 to Sept 1818, including the battles of Fuentes d’Onor and Vittoria, besides various affairs of out-posts; received two wounds at Waterloo. While leading his squadron in a successful charge against the Count D’Erlon’s corps at Waterloo, perceiving an Eagle to the left, he changed the direction of his, squadron, and ran the officer through the body who car- ried it, and which belonged to the 105th French Regiment of Infantry, and is now deposited in Whitehall. 3 Dr. Cathcart served at the capture of Martinique in 1809, and Guadeloupe in 1810. Also throughout the Burmese war, and was present in almost every action and storming party during the war. 'o^ 'S? ' ' 1st (or Royal) Regiment of Dragoons. On the Standard an Eagle.—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.’

Years’ Serv, Colonel. 40 33 asa m. Hon. Sir Rich. Hussey Vivian,1 Bt. G.C.B. and G.C.H. Hns. 31 Full Half July, 1793 j Lieut. 20 Oct. 93; Captain, 7 May, 94 ; Major, 9 March, 1803 ; Fay. Lieut.-Col. 28 Sept.04; Col. 20Feb. 12; Major-Gen.4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. P8y. 22 July, 30;CW. 1st Dragoons, 20 Jan. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 26 A 33 313a Thomas Marten,2 K.H. Cornet $■ Sub-Lieut. 22 Nov. 13; Lieut. P23 June, 17 ; Capt. p 4 May, 22; Major, p 12 Dec. 26; Lieut.-Col. 29 May, 35. Major. nsiTS Benjamin Everard, Ens. 25 Feb. 13; Lieut. 10 Sept. 18; Capt. p 16 June, 25 ; Major, p 21 Sept. 30.

BREVET- MAJOR. Captains. Wm. Mostyn Owen p 25 Sept. 23 p 1 Dec. 25 p 14 Nov. 26 Charles P. Ainslie .. 10 April 25 p 28 Jan. 26 p 16 Mar. 30 William R. Sands .. p 17 Aug. 26 p 21 Sept. 30 p 5 Dec. 34 Edward Littledale .. p 24 Dec. 29 p 21 Dec. 32 p 1 May 35 John Dalton p 21 Sept. 30 p 30 May 34 p 4 Sept. 35 Thos. John Burke .. p 27 Jan. 32 P31 Oct. 34 p 20 July 38 Lieutenants. John Yorke p 21 Dec. 32 p 5 Dec. 34 William Charles Yates .. p 30 May 34 p 1 May 35 John Chamberlain, R.M. 1 June 32 p 10 July 35 Charles Field3...... 18 July 34 10 July 35 Raymond John Long... P 30 Dec. 31 p 27 Feb. 35 Robt. Manners Croft... p 7 Nov. 34 p 4 Sept. 35 Edw. Madden p20 Feb. 35 p 20 July 38 2 Col. Marten served tho campaign of 1814, Cornets. in the Peninsula, with the household brigade. Lawrence Palk p 1 May 35 Present at Waterloo. Robert Wardlaw p 5 June 35 8 Quarter-master, 9th November, 1880, from which date the period of service has been com- Evan H. Lloyd P 4 Sept. 35 puted. Chas. C. Waldo Sibthorp p 28 Oct. 36 4 Dr. Bartley served in the Peninsula, and Walter B. Barttelot .... p 1 Mar. 39 was present at the battle of Salamanca. Jonas Morris p 23 April 39 Paymaster.—Wm. Thos. Wodehouse, 5 April, 39; Ens. 8 Oct. 29; Lieut. 31 Dec. 33. Adjutant.—Charles Field, {Lieut.) 18 July, 34. Quarter-Master.—513E John Partridge, 18 July, 34. 29 Surgeon.—f) John Metge Bartley,4 M.D. 31 Aug. 26; Assist.-Surg. 27 Dec. 10. Assist.-Surgeon.—William Renny, M.D. 29 June, 32. Veterinary Surgeon.—Matthew Poett, 21 April, 37. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from France, January, 1816.] 1 Sir Hussey Vivian served in Flanders and Holland, under the Duke of York, from June, 1794, until the return of the British army in 1795. Present in the sortie from Nimeguen, and was left with a picquet of the 28th regt., in conjunction with other picquets, to hold it after the retreat of the army. Present in the affair at Geldermalsen, in which his regt. (the 28th) suffered severely, and in other skirmishes. Also present in all the different battles which took place during the expedition to the Helder, excepting on the landing. Commanded the 7th Hussars in the campaigns under Sir John Moore, in 1808 and 9. Commanded a bri- gade of cavalry in the Peninsula, from Sept. 1818, until the return of the army, including the battles of Orthes, Nive, and Toulouse. Severely wounded in carrying the bridge of Croix d’Orade, near Toulouse. Served at the battle of Waterloo. Sir Hussey has received a medal and one clasp for Sahagun and Bene- vente, and Orthes. 28 2nd (or Royal North British) Regt. of Dragoons. On the Standard an Eagle.—“ WATERLOO.”

Colonel. Sir James. Steuart, Bart. G.C.II. Cornet^ 17 March, 1761; Capt. 7 July 66 ; 79 Major, 6 Nov. 72; Lieut.-Col. 15 July, 76; Col. 20 Nov. 82; Major-Gen. Full Half 12 Oct. 93; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. 98; Gen. 25 Sept. 1803; Col. 2nd Dragoons, ; Pay. Pay. 12 Jan. 15. Lieut.-Colonel. 26 3® Charles Wyndham,1 Cornet, P13 May, 13; Lieut. 4 May, 15; Capt. P24 June, 19; Major, p 12 Dec. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 30 Dec. 37. Major. 19 on John Fred. Sales Clarke, Cornet, p 19 Feb. 18; Lieut, p 11 Oct. 21; Capt. p 14 July, 25; Major, p 30 Dec. 37.

CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. George Hobart p 9 July 18 p 21 July 25 P 30 July 29 Francis Charles Forde .. p 10 June 26 p 8 June 30 p 10 July 35 St. Vincent W. Ricketts p 13 July 26 P 5 April 31 p 6 Nov. 35 Lachlan Macquarie .... p 18 Jan. 31 p 6 Nov. 35 p 23 Feb. 38 Michael Goold Adams .. P 21 July 25 p 30 July 29 p 28 Dec. 38 Henry Darby Griffith .: p 25 Nov. 28 p 25 Nov. 31 P 1 Auar. 34 Lieutenants. Robert Stein Forlong.... p 21 Nov. 28 22 May 35 Thos. Wm. Trafford .... p 21 Feb. 34 p 10 Nov. 37 G. A. F. J. Lord Glenlyon p 21 Nov. 34 p 30 Dec. 37 Donald John M. Macleod P 10 July 35 p 23 Feb. 38 John Campbell ...... p 6 Nov. 35 P 28 Dec. 38 LordW. F. A. M. Hill.. P 8 April 34 p 21 Oct. 36 Cornets.; Charles Craven ...... p 22 Jan. 36 G. Aug. Filmer Sulivan P 29 July 36 Mark W. Vane Milbank p 30 Dec. 37 Edward Barnett...... p 23 Feb. 38 George Reid ...... 10 Aug. 38 Hugh Mont. Campbell p 1 Feb. 39 Frederick Philips, R.M p 11 May 39 Paymaster.—3123. William Crawford, 24 March, 29; Cornet, 17 Aug. 15; Lieut. 25 June, 19. 1 0 Adjutant.—George Reid, {Cornet,) 10 Aug. 38. 4 0 Quarter-Master.—21211 Michael Nelson, 25 Dec. 35; Ens. 4 Dec. 35. 30 0 Surgeon.—$ 21211 John Winterscale,2 12 June, 28; Assist.-Surg. 8 Feb. 10; Hosp.-Assist. 17 Sept. 09. Assistant-Surgeon.—James Munro, M.D. 2 Nov. 32. Veterinary Surgeon.—James Home, 31 May 39. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. {Returned from France, January, 1816.] * Col. Wyndham received two severe wounds at Waterloo, on the 18th June. t Dr. Winterscale served at Walcheren, in 1809, and in the Peninsula, from Sept. 1610, to Dec. 1812, in- cluding the battle of Fuentes d’Onor. Present at Waterloo. 29 Emb. for Foreign! rSevving in the Service, 1887. J 3rf/ (or King's Own) Regt. Lt. Dragoons. L Bust Indies. The White Horse, within the Garter on the 2nd and 3rd Standards, with the Motto, “ Nec asperaterrent.”—“SALAMANCA”-“ YITTORIA”—“TOULOUSE”—“PENINSULA.” Years’ Serv Colonel. Lord George Thos. Beresfbrd, G.C.H. Corne#, April, 1794; Xteti#. 31 Mayj 94 46 -Capt. 24 Sept. 94; Major, 3 Dec. 1800 ; Lieut.-Col. 24 Sept. 03; Col. 1 Jan. Full Half 12; Major-Gen. 4 June, 14; 22 July, 30; CpA 3rd Dragoons,; Pay. Pay. 16 Sept. 29, Lieut.-Colonels.—312E Joseph Thackweli,1 C.Bi & K.H. Comet, P23 April* 33 00; Lieut. 13 June, 01; Capt. P9 April, 07 ; Major, 18 June,'15 ; lirevet- Lieut.-Col. 21 June, 17 f Regtl.-Lieut.-C6l. 15 June, 20; Co?. 10 jan. 37. George Gustavus Tuite, Rtui. P23 June, 14; Lieut, p 19 Oct. 20; Capt. p 5 May, 25; Major, p 25 Nov. 28; Lieut.-Col. 30 June, 37. 35 Majors.—Michael White,2 Cornet, p 15 Aug. 04; Lieut, p 14 May, 05; Capt: p? Nov. 15 ; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; Regtl.-Major, 4 Jan. 39. 15 Geo. Henry Lockwood, Cornet, p 10 Mar.,25 ; Lieut. ..p 10 Aug. 26; Capt. p 7 Sept. 32; Major, 6 March, 39. ..., . A T. Captains. CORNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Geo. Alex. Malcolm p 31 Dec.i 25 p 7 June 27 p 30 Dec. 31 Chas. W. Morley Balders p 10 Nov. 25 p 25 Nov. 28 p 15 July 36 Henry Bond3 p 25 May 09 1 Mar. 11 p 6 Mky' 24 28 June 38 John Tritton4 14 Jan. 13 14 Aug. 15 7 Oct. 30 William White5 28 May 12 1 Aug. 14 ; 30 June 37 John Wm. Yerbury .... p 12 Dec. 26 P 5 July 33 1 July 37 1 Col. ThSckwelli John Rich. Blagden Hale p 7 June , 31 p 16 May 34 p 10 July 37» served the cam-' John Bloomfield Gough.. 24 Feb. 20 p 1 Oct. 25 P 1 Aug. 26 paign in Galicia p 1 Mar, 27 p 31 Dec. 30 6 Mar. ‘39 Leon under Sir Meyrick Jones Jofan Moore, and was engaged in se-ij Lieutenants. veral skirmishes, and present at the R. Algernon Smith...... p 5 July 33 P 22 Nov. 36 battle of Corunna ; served; in the; 21 Dec. 26 campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Pen-i John Edward Dyer, R.M. 26 May 25 insula, including the battles/of Vit-i Walter Unett p 23 Aug. 33 p 31 Mar. 37 toria, the Pyrenees in front of Pam- Charles Aug. Lucas ..., 3 May 33 P 16 Jan. 35 peluna, 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th P 21 July 25 p 27 April 27 July ; blockade of pampeluna, from John Edward 6Codd .... 18th to the 31st Oct., when it surren- Samuel Fisher 15 June 27 p 16 Aug. 31 dered ; battle of Orthes, affair at Wm. Howe Hadfield 25 Oct. 27 p 20 Sept. 31 Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse ; be- sides many affairs of advanced George Newton 1 May 28 p 17 Aug. 32 uards, out-posts, &c. ; contused on John Rose Holden Rose P 19 July 31 p 11 Jan. 33 he right shoulder at Vittoria, and 10 Dec. 30 15 Feb. 34 severely wounded at Waterloo (left George Forbes a amputated close to the shoulder) W. E. Fitz Edward Barnes 19 Nov. 29 P 24 July 35 charging a square of infantry ; James Martin...... p 6 Sept. 33 P 11 Mar. 36 had also two horses shot under him. 7 Oct. 36 2 Maj. White served at the capture Edward Geo. Swinton . p 6 June 34 of Hattrass in 1817, and during the James Cowell...;,... , . p 18 July 34 p 17 Mar. 37 Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18 ; Rich. Tho. Montgomery p 16 Jan. 35 1 July 37 also at siege and capt. of Bhurtpore. 3 Maj. Bond served at the taking of Rich. A. Moore P 12 Feb. 36 p 10 July 37 Anjar in Cutch in 1816; the Mahratta Hon. Charles Powys... p 28 Feb. 34 p 1 July 36 campaigns of 1817 and 18; and at JohnWyld p 15 July 36 6 Mar. 39 the siege of Bhurtpore in 1825. Cornets. 4 Capt. Tritton served at the siege and capture of Hattrass ; the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18 ; and Rt. Grogan Gray ..... „ 22 Nov. 36 the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. James White 22 May 35 5 Capt. White served at the siege and capture of 26 May 37 Hattrass ; the Mahratta campaign of 1817 ; and the siege Hugh H. Bradshaw ... and capture of Bhurtpore. John Sullivan 9 July 37 6 Lieut. Fisher served at Bhurtpore as a volunteer. Henry Wood p 10 July 37 7 Capt Cormick served the campaign in Portugal in 1808 and 9, and on the eastern coast of Spain, from Sept. Edmund Roche ...... p 11 July 37 1812 to Sept. 1813, including the battle of Castalla. George Cookes P 14 July 37 8 Dr. Henderson served at the capture of Guadaloupe George Gladstone 19 Dec. 34 in 1810 ; two years in the American war; and during Rob. Fitzpatrick Escott p 22 Aug. 16 the whole of the Burmese war. 24 Paymaster.—13 Edward Cormick,7 24 Jan. 28; Cornet, 4 Dec. 06; Lieut. 25 Sept. 07; Capt. 23 Sept. 13. Adjutant.—John Sullivan, {Cornet,) 9 July, 37. Quarter-Master.—Thomas Adams, 20 June, 34. 30 Surgeon.—Jas. Henderson,® M.D. 20 April,26; Assist.-Surgeon, 22 March, 10; Hasp.-Assist. 5 Aug. 09. Assistant-Surgeons.—Geo. Knox, 23 June, 25; Hospital-Assist. 25 Dec, 15. j Arthur Wood, M.D. 19 Nov. 26; Hospital-Assist. 22 Dec. 25. 10 Veterinary Surgeon.—George Edlin, 17 Dec. 29. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agents, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton & Knyvett. 30 (ar Queen's Own) Regt. Light Dragoons. r%L Eastrvln ?Indies. hl.the “TAlaveba” “ Albuiieba” ^Salamanca” “Vittobia”“Toulouse” Peninsula.^ v Colonel. 513E Lord Robt. Edw. Henry Somerset,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 4 Feb. 1703; TAeut. 47 4 Dec. 93 j Capt.'28 Aug, 94 • Major, 21 Nov. 99 ; Lieut.-Col. 25 Dec. 1800 | Full Half Colonel, 25 July, 10 j Major-Gen. 4 June, 13 ; Lieut.-Gen. 21 May, Pay. Pay. 4th Dragoons, 31 Mar. 36. Lieut.-Colonels.—$} William Fendall,2 Cornet, 29 Sept. 08 j LAeut. 3 Oct. 09 ; Capt. p 3 Feb. 20; Major, 2 June, 25 ; Lieut.-Col. p 24 Dec. 32. John ScottyCome#, P4 May, 15; JKew#. P26 Qct. 15; Capt.v 28 June, 21; Major] P 9 Nov,!^(|; Lient.-Col, 31 4.ug. 30. Majors.—^ William Havelock,8 K. H. Ens. 12 July, 10; Lieut. 12 May; 12; Capt. p 19 Feb. 18; Mqjor, p 31 Dec. 30. Fra. Derniot Daly,4 Ens. 5 Dec. 11; Lieut. 26 Nov. 13 ; Capt. 26 June, 24 : Major, P 27 Oct. 35. - CAPTAXA'S. COBNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. ii BEV.-.MA.I- Harcourt Master p 30 July 18 P 6 Mar. 23 p 17 Sept. 25 28 June 38 William Parlby P 3 Oct. 16 p 6 May 24 P 28 Sept. 26 Ale?c. Houstoun .. p 4 Dec. 23 p 19 Nov. 25 p 12 Dec. 26 Sir Keith A. Jackson, lit p 2 Dec. 19 p 19 Dec. 22 p 31 Dec. 30 Bertram Newton Ogle . p 10 Aug. 25 p 14 Dec. 26 p 24 Dec. 32 Chas. Lush. Cainberlegu p 12 Dec. 16 p 29 July 19 3 Oct. 34 John Harrison ...... 25 June 24 13 Aug. 25 p 27 Oct. 35 Edward Scott...... ,. p 28 Dec. 26 p 8 June 30 p 31 Aug. 38 George Gardine Shaw5 . p 30 May 11 21 Dec. 13 31 May 39 , . Lieutenants.. , 1 Lord R. E, H, Somerset hns 0 Arch. Edm. Bromwich . 17 Feb. 20 12 Aug. 25 received a cross and one clasp for 2J Bichard Fra. Poore ... p 22 July 24 p 3 Dec. 25 Talavera, Salamanca, Vittofiaj Or- thes, Toulouse. 0 Thomas Lloyd...... p 15 Mar. 27 p 12 Oct. 30 2 Col. Fendall served in the Pen- 0 George Chas. Dalbiac... 31 July 28 10 May 31 insula from 1809 to the end of the 0 John Edw. Geils...... p 13 July 32 p 23 Jan. 35 war, including the battles of Albu- hera, Usagre, Vittoria, and Tou- 0 J. H. T. Ward, R.M.... p 21 June 33 p 22 May 35 louse. 0 Rob.DennistownCampbell p 22 Oct. 33 p 27 Mar. 35 3 Major Havelock served in the 0 Philip Kemp p 22 Aug. 34 p 2 Sept. 36 Peninsula from July 1810 to the end of the war, including the battles of 0 Francis Fred. Janvrin . p 23 Mar. 32 3 June 35 Busaco, Sabugal, Salamanca, and 0 Thomas Wm. Geils .. . P 28 Nov. 34 p 28 April 37 Vittoria ; crossing the Bidassoa ; 6 July 37 battle of Nivelle ; affairs near 0 J. T. Douglas Halkett . p 23 Jan. 35 Bayonne ; battles of Orthes and 0 Arthur Scudamore..... p 29 May 35 18 Feb. 38 Toulouse; wounded at Quatre Bras. 18& Edward Inge ...... ,. 11 Mar. 13 10 Mar. 14 4 Major Daly served the cam- p 6 July 38 paigns of 1813 and 14 in the Penin- 0 Alexander Low p 2 Oct. 35 sula, and was wounded at Bayonne ; 0 William Drysdale p 29 Dec. 35 p 31 Aug. 38 served also in the American war, 0 W. W. W. Humbley ... 27 Mar. 35 15 Dee. 38 and was engaged at the siege and battle of Plattsburgh. 0 Jos. Rogers J. Coles ... P 2 Sept. 36 p 22 Mar. 39 5 Capt. Shaw served at the siege 0 John F. Fitz Gerald . . . P 24 Mar. 37 31 May 39 of Hattrass, and in the Mahratta 0 John August. Todd..... r 28 April 37 p 14 June 39 campaigns of 1817 and 18. COBNETS. 6 Lieut. (Quarter-Master) Croad served in the 0 R. Buckley Prettejohn . P 23 Feb. 38 American war. 0 Wm. Aug. Hyder p 6 July 38 7 Dr. Perston served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1809 to Apiil 1812, including the battle of Salamanca, 0 Hen. Fred. Hodson ... p 14 Sept. 38 and siege of Burgos ; present at Quatre Bras and Wa- 0 Martin Kirwan p 23 Nov. 38 terloo. 0 Geo. Edw. Campion .. . p 22 Mar. 39 0 Algernon G. Brenchley . p 29 Mar. 39 0 Tho. John Francis ..... P14 June 39 0 Frederick Pipon P15 June 39 T54 Paymaster.—Henry Heyman, 30 Aug. 33; Cornet, 20 Aug. 07 ; Lieut. 1 July, 09; Capt. 24 June, 23 0 Adjutant.—Thomas Lloyd, {Lieut.) 6 Sept. 36. 113 Quarter-Master.—Geo. H. Croad,6 8 Jan. 29; Ens. 30 Nov. 09; Lieut. 14 Nov. 11. 0 Surgeon.—53 David Perston,7 M.D. 17 Feb. 25; Assist.-Surg. 1 Feb. 10; ; Hasp.-Assist. 19 Oct. 08. Assist.-Surgs.—John Stewart, Graves, 28 Sept. 26; Hasp-.Assist. 22 Feb. 26. Nelson Dartnell, 4 Dec. 32. f" 0 Veterinary Surgeon.—John Byrne, 14 Dec. 38. Scarlet—.Facing Green.—Agent, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton & Knyvett. 31 Qth (or Inniskilling} Regiment of Dragoons. WATERLOO. Colonel. P Hon. Sir William Lumley,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 24 Oct. 1787 ; Lieut. 19 May 90 ; Capt. 4 Dec. 93; Major, 10 Mar. 95; Lieut.-Col. 25 May, 95 ; Col. 29 April, Full Half 1802; Major-Gen. 25 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Pay. Pay. Col. 6th Dragoons, 3 Nov. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 29 13 Jeremiah Ratcliffe,2 K.H. Cornet, p 11 April, 11; Lieut. 11 March, 12; Capt. 22 Feb. 27 ; Major, p 27 July, 32; Lieut.-Col. p 9 June, 38. Major. 15 Raymond White, Cornet, p 14 Oct. 24; Lieut, p 22 July, 25; Capt. p 24 April, 28; Major, p 9 June, 38.

BREVET- CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. Willoughby Moore... p 7 Sept. 20 p 17 July 23 p 4 Mar. 26 Frederick Wollaston . p 22 July 25 p 10 June 26 p 23 Aug. 31 Henry Creighton ... p 8 April 26 p 19 July 27 p 1 Nov. 33 Robt. Douglas Barbor p 15 Mar. 27 p 9 April 29 p 28 April 37 William Arkwright . p 24 July 28 p 25 June 30 Pll May 38 Thos. Westropp M‘Mahon 24 Dec. 29 p 2 Dec. 31 p 9 June 38 Lieutenants. William Armstrong, R.M. 23 June 14 p 29 May 17 Fra. Ed. Winning. Ingram p 23 Aug. 31 p 27 July 32 Frederick Thompson .... p 2 Dec. 31 p 1 Nov. 33 Herbert Mansel P 11 June 30 1 Jan. 34 Mervyn Archdall P 9 Mar. 32 p 9 Jan. 35 John Kingston James.... p 14 Dec. 32 p 17 April 35 H. J. Denny ...... 7 June 31 22 May 35 Tonman Mosley p 28 Dec. 32 p 23 Jan. 35 Edward S. May p 4 May 37 Pll May 38 James King p 5 May 37 P 9 June 38 Hen. Dalrymple White.. Pll May 38 p 8 Feb. 39 Cornets. James Davidson p 9 June 38 James C. Strode p 24 Mar. 37 Paymaster.—Hen. Fowler Mackay, 1 Nov. 31; Cornet, 9 June, 25; Lieut. 12 Jan. 26; Capt. 12 Feb. 30. 0 Adjutant.—H. J. Denny, {Lieut.) 18 July, 34. 0 Quarter-Master.—(USE Frederick M‘Dowell,310 Dec. 29. 0 Surgeon.—William Daunt,4 M.D. 12 May, 14 ; Assist.-Surq. 3 Mar. 08; Hosn.- Assist. 12 Sept. 07. Assist.-Surg.—Charles R. Boyes, M.D. 22 Nov. 26; Hasp.-Assist. 17 Aug. 26. Veterinary Surgeon.—Herbert Hallen, 3 Aug. 30. Scarlet—Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. [Returned from France, November, 1818.] 1 Sir William Lumley was severely wounded through the ankle joint at Antrim, 7th June, 1798, and pre- served the town from being burnt by the rebels. Sir William commanded the 22d Dragoons in Egypt; ac- companied the expedition from the Cape to South America, and has received a medal for Albuhera. 2 Col. Ratcliffe served in the Peninsula from June 1811 to the end of the war, including the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Toulouse. 8 Quarter-Master M‘Dowell received a severe sabre wound in the head on the 18th June at Waterloo. 4 Dr. Daunt served at the capture of Madeira in 1807, and of Martinique in 1809. Served also in the Burmese war. 32 E mb. for For. 1 Service, 1838!'•] 7th (or Queen s own) Regt. Lt. Dragoons (Hussars,} [

PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv, .Colonel. 46 P 2129 Henry William, Marquis of Anglesey,1 K.G. G.C.B. G.C.H. Lieut.-Col. 12 Sept. 1793; Col. 3 May, 96 ; Major-Gen. 29 April, 1802; Lieut.-Gen. 25 Full Half April, 08; Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Col. 7th Hussars, 16 May, 01. Pay, Pay. Lieut.-Colonel. 16 John James White, Cornet, p 21 Aug. 23; Lieut. P22 Dec. 25; Capt. p31 Dec. 27; Major, p5 April, 33; Lieut.-Col. P21 Oct. 37. Major. 15 Arthur William Biggs, Cornet, P29 July, 24; Lieut, p 11 Feb. 26; Capt. P14 May, 29; Major, p 21 Oct. 37.

BREYET- CORNET. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. Thos. Edm. Campbell .. P30 June 25 p 13 May 26 p17 Feb. 32 Hon. Henry Cole p 17 Jan. 28 p 12 Feb. 30 p 6 Mar. 35 Arthur Shirley P31 Aug. 30 p 1 Feb. 33 p 15 July 36 Gervase P. Bushe p 8 Apr. 26 P26 Sept. 26 P21 Sept. 32 Charles Hagart ...... p 15 June 32 p 12 Aug. 34 P21 Oct. 37 Henry John Sutton .... p 1 Feb. 33 p 9 Jan. 35 p 16 Mar. 38 Lieutenants. $ 2129 Thomas Paterson 2 P10 Dec. 29 15 Mar. 33 William Grasett p 5 Apr. 33 p 25 Dec. 35 Albany B. Savile P31 May 33 p 22 Jan. 36 Robert James ...... P21 Mar. 34 p 15 July 36 Fred. Thos. Farquharson P12 Aug. 34 p 14 Apr. 37 Charles Hen. Wyndham p 9 Jan. 35 p 26 May 37 Thos. Hen. Preston .... p 25 Dec. 35 p 21 Oct. 37 Hugh Joceline Percy.... p 22 Jan. 86 p 16 Mar. 38 Cornets. R. Bishop, R.M 16 Oct. 35 Albert Helyar p 15 July 36 Geo. Fred. Wm. Miles .. p 14 Apr. 37 James Macaul Hagart .. p 26 May 37 Hon. W. H. Stap. Cotton P21 Oct. 37 Paymaster.—Charles McCarty, 2 Nov. 30 ; Quarter-Master, 14 May, 12 ; Cornet, 11 March, 13; Lieut. 20 Jan. 14; Capt. 14 Dec. 26. Adjutant.—2129 Thomas Paterson, {Lieut.) 10 Dec. 29. Quarter-Master.—Henry Humphrys, 22 Feb. 39. Surgeon.—James Low Warren, M.D. 17 April, 38; Assist.-Surg. 19 Feb. 24; Hosp.-Assist. 1 Feb. 16. Assistant-Surgeon.—Thomas Beavan, 28 Sept. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 10 Nov. 25. ; Veterinary Surgeon,—George Johnson, 26 May, 37. Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.

1 Lord Anglesey has received a medal for Sahagun and Benevente, &c. Lost a leg at Waterloo. 2 Lieut. Paterson served in the Peninsula, including the battles of the Nive, 9th and 13th Dec. (wounded), Salvatore, Orthes, Aire and Toulouse. Served also at Waterloo. 33 fith (or King's Royal Irish') Regiment of Light Dragoons—(Hussars.)

Harp and Crown. “ Pristince virtutis memores.”- LESWARREE” • “HINDOOSTAN.” Colonel. 48 Sir Wm. Kier Grant,1 K.C.B. G.C.H. Em. 30 May, 1792; Lieut. 18 Feb. 93; Full Half Capt. 6 July, 94; Major, 6 Jan. 96; Lieut.-Col. 3 Dec. 1800; Col. 25 July, Pay. Pay. 10; Major-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 1 Feb. 33. Lieut. - Colonel. 23 Hon. George Berkeley Molyneux, Cornet, P3 May, \h-, Lwut. p 12 Sept. 16; Capt. p 11 April, 22; Major, p 28 Sept. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 31 Dec. 27. Major. 15 Hon. Berkeley Wodehouse, Cornet, P21 Oct. 24: Lieut. p25 Feb. 26; Capt. P21 Nov. 28; Major, P2 March, 39. BREVET- MAJOR. Captains. Janies MacCall P23 June 25 p 17 Oct. 26 P 3 Aug. 30 William Thomas Tinne .. p 14 Jan. 26 p 3 Nov. 27 P21 Dec. 32 Jas. Harrison Cholmeley p 23 Aug. 27 p 17 Dec. 30 P13 Feb. 35 Frederick Geo. Shewell.. P 28 Aug. 27 6 Sept. 31 p 28 Apr. 37 Rodolph de Salis P17 Dec. 30 p 28 June 33 P 13 July 38 Thos. Wm. Selby Lowndes p 15 June 32 p 12 July 33 p 2 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. Hon. Rich. Howe Browne P 6 Nov. 27 p 10 Aug. 32 Joseph Reilly, R.M p 26 Apr. 33 27 Mar. 34 Magnus G. Laing Meason p 28 June 33 p 13 Feb. 35 Edward Mostyn.... p 12 July 33 P 3 Apr. 35 George J. Huband .. p 9 Aug. 31 3 Oct. 34 George Brown .... p 28 Mar. 34 31 Mar. 37 Wm. Norton Barry p 13 Feb. 35 p 28 Apr. 37 Henry Rowles .... p 9 Sept. 28 p 9 Aug. 33 Carrington Smythe p 3 Apr. 35 p 13 July 38 Cha. Joseph Longmoi p 30 May 34 P17 Aug. 38 Cornets. Fleet. Thos. Hugh Wilson p 5 May 37 J. Craven Carden .. p 13 July 38 Hon. Jas. Sandilands p 2 Mar. 39 Paymaster.—John Gibson Whitaker, 9 Jan. 17 ; Cornet, March. 05; Lieut. 31 Oct. 05. 6 0 Adjutant.—George Brown, {Lieut.) 3 Feb. 37. 14 o Quarter-Master.—John Maudsley,2 29 Sept. 25. Surgeon.—John Squair, M.D. 3 March, 37; Assist.-Surg. 30 June, 25; Hosp.- Assist. 16 June, 15. 14 0 Assistant-Surgeon.—James Alex. Ore, 10 Nov. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 16 June, 25. 28 l^j Veterinary Surgeon.—Lawrence Bird, 29 June, 09. Blue.—Agents, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton & Knyvett; Irish Agents, Borough, Armit & Co. [Returned from the East Indies, May, 1823.] 1 Sir Wm. Kier Grant served in Flanders, and was present at Famars, siege of Valenciennes, &c. in 1798, In 1794 he was present in the actions of the 17th, 34th, and 26th of April, the 10th, 17th, 18th, and 22nd of May. Joined the Russian and Austrian army in Italy early in 1799, and served the campaigns of that and the two following years, including the battles of Novi, Rivoli, Mondovi, Saviliano, Marengo, &c.; the sieges of Alexandria, Sarranal, Tortona, Cunio, Savona, Genoa, &e. Sir Wm. served as Adjutant-General in the East Indies from 1806 to 1818; commanded a body of troops in the Persian Gulf. 2 Quarter-Master Maudsley served under Sir Thos. Trowbridge in an engagement with three French ships in 1810. Served also at Callinger in the East Indies in 1810 and II ; Husscinabad, Ramnaghur and Kalunga; Hattrass, and in the Deccan in 1817 and 18. Wounded in the right arm, left shoulder, and slightly in the abdomen at the attack of Fort Kalunga. 34 Qth (or the Queen's Royal) Regiment of Light Dragoons—(Lancers').

“ PENINSULA.”

Colonel. 55 Samuel Need,' Cornet, 27 Oct. 1784; Lieut. 13 March, 86 ; Capt. 23 Feb. 93 | Full Half Major, 19 April, 96; Lieut.-Col. 29 April, 1802; Col. 4 June, 11; Major- Pay. Pay. Gen. 4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 9th Lancers, 30 Jan. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 19 1 6 James Alex. Earl of Rosslyn, Cornet, p 25 Feb. 19 ; Lieut, p 9 July, 20; Capt. p 25 March, 23; Major, p 12 Dec. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 31 Dec. 27. Major. 33 Alexander Campbell,2 K.H., Cornet, 24 Aug. 06; Lieut. P4 Sept. 06; Capt. P13 Aug. 12; Major, p9 Aug. 21; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 16 July, 30.

CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. James Alex. Fullerton p 1 Aug. 22 p 30 Dec. 24 P19 Sept. 26 Percy B. Williams.... p 26 Sept. 22 P26 May 25 p 12 Dec. 26 Arthur Chas. Williams p 16 June 25 p 29 Aug. 26 p 5 July 31 J. Hope Grant p 29 Aug. 26 p 26 Feb. 28 P29 May 35 Archibald Little p 4 Oct. 31 p 31 Aug. 32 p 24 Feb. 37 Thos. Palmer Whalley p 4 May 32 p 12 April 33 p 17 Aug. 38 Lieutenants. Robert Cooke3 P27 April 27 5 April 31 J. N. Macartney, R.M. .. p 10 May 31 Pll April 34 Andrew Spottiswoode .. p 10 May 33 p 29 April 36 William S. A. Ellis .... P20 Jan. 32 p 6 Dec. 33 J ohn Anstruther Thomson P12 Feb. 36 P24 Feb. 37 John Wm. Gooch Spicer P 29 April 36 p 5 May 37 Frederick James Isacke.. p 2 Sept. 36 p 17 Nov. 37 Fra. Digby Willoughby.. p 16 Sept. 36 p 9 Feb. 38 Kingsmill Manley Power P24 Feb. 37 p 17 Aug. 38 Cornets. 0 Phillip Houghton Clarke p 5 May 37 0 John Sutherland p 17 Nov. 37 0 Gilbert T. Nicholson .... p 9 Feb. 38 0 J. Edward Madocks .... p 17 Aug. 38 <%oio Paymaster.—$ S3E Henry Knight, 2 July, 05. 0 Adjutant.—Robert Cooke, {Lieut.) 27 April, 27. 0 Quarter-Master.—J. C. Williamson, 17 Aug. 38. 1A Surgeon.—Anth. Caesar Colclough,4 14 April, 13; Ass'ist.-Surg. 11 Nov. 02. 0 Assistant-Surg.—Wm. Irwin Breslin, 8 March, 27; Hosp.-Assist. 9 Feb. 26. 0 Veterinary Surgeon.—James Robertson, 24 Sept. 29. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from Portugal, May, 1813.] 1 General Need was present at the taking of the Cape of Good Hope, and capture of the Dutch Fleet in 1790; served subsequently in the East Indies, and was present in fifteen general actions and sieges which took place in that country in 1802, 8, 4, and 5, under Lord Lake. 2 Col. Campbell served as a volunteer at the capture of the Cape, of Good Hope in 1800, being at the time a cadet of Bengal cavalry. For his conduct on this occasion he received the thanks of the Bengal government. 8 Lieut. Cooke’s services:—expedition to South America, and siege of Buenos Ayres. Expedition to Walcheren and siege of Flushing. 4 Dr. Colclough served in the Mahratta war from Aug. 1812 to Dec. 1813; Kandian campaign of 1815, including the capture of Kandy in the island of Ceylon. Deccan campaigns of 1818 and 19, including the storm and capture of Capaul Droog. 35 10 th (or Prince of Wales's own) Royal Regt. of Light Dragoons (Hussars?)

“ PENINSULA.” — “ WATERLOO.’1

Colonel. 45 Charles W. Marq. of Londonderry,1 G.C.B. G.C.H., Ensign, 11 Oct. 1794 j Lieut. 30 Oct. 94; Capt. 12 Nov. 94 • Major, 31 July; 95; Lieut.-Col. Full Half 1 Jan. 97; Colonel, 25 Sept. 1803; Major-Gen. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. Pay. Pay. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 10th Hussars, 3 Feb. 20. Lieut.-Colonel. 20 104 IP 0SE John Vandeleur,2 Ensign, 6 July, 09; Lieut. 30 May 11; Capt. P28 Feb. 22; Major, p 1 Oct. 25; Lieut.-Col. P18 Dec. 27. 3 Major. 26 512a J. C. Wallington, Cornet, p21 Oct. 13; Lieut. P27 Dec. 14; Capt. P16 Dec. 24; Major, P5 April, 33. CORNET. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. George Lister Lister Kaye p 25 Mar. 23 P14 April 25 p 24 Aug. 26 Henry Fred. Bonham P22 May 29 p 14 June 31 p 16 May 34 William Houstoun... 5 Oct. 26 P 21 June 27 P20 Sept. 33 John Rowley p 3 Dec. 29 p 19 July 31 p21 Aug. 35 Geo. A. F. Quentin . p 14 June 31 p 1 June 32 P12 Feb. 36 Edw. D. C. Hilliard . p 19 July 31 P 5 April 33 P 1 Dec. 37 Lieutenants. Matt. McDonough, R.M. 6 Mar. 28 p 14 Dec. 32 Sir J. Gardiner Baird, Bt p 16 Aug. 31 p 30 Aug. 33 William G. Cavendish p 30 Aug. 33 P 30 Dec. 34 William Tomline .... P 2 May 34 p 24 July 35 Newcombe E. Blackall p 1 Feb. 33 P21 Aug. 35 Rob. Blucher Wood p 30 Dec. 34 p 12 Feb. 36 Arthur W. Williams p 24 July 35 p 1 Dec. 37 John Long p 21 Aug. 35 p 11 May 38 Robert Edw. Ward p 1 Dec. 37 P28 Aug. 38 Andrew Cathcart .. p 26 Jan. 36 P 5 April 39 Cornets. Henry Edward Surtees .. p 23 Feb. 38 John Wilkie Pll May 38 Lord G. A. Beauclerk .. p 28 Auer. 38 Paymaster.—|jj Samuel Wells,4 25 June,26; Cornet, 8 Feb. 16; Lieut. 30 Dec. 19. Adjutant.—Sir J. Gardiner Baird, Bt., {Lieut.) 24 July, 35. Quarter-Master.—James Creighton M‘Clellen,5 28 Jan. 19. Surgeon.—Wm. Reynolds Rogers,6 3 Aug. 26; Assist.-Surg. 7 Nov. ll; Hosp.- Assist. 22 Aug. 11. Assistant-Surgeon.—Wm. Stewart, 28 Sept. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 24 Nov. 25. Veterinary Surgeon.—John Gloag, 29 June, 32. Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from Portugal, March, 1828.} 1 Lord Londonderry has received a cross and one clasp for Sahagun and Benevente, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, and Badajoz, and was severely wounded in the head by a musket-ball in Holland, 10th Oct. 1799. 2 Lieut.-Col. Vandeleur was severely wounded at Fuentes d’Onor. 8 Mgjor Wallington served at Waterloo on the 17th and 18th June. 4 Paymaster Wells served at Sahagun, Mayorca, Benevente and Corunna; and subsequently in the Peninsula from 1818 to the end of the war, including the battles of Moralles, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Tarbes and Toulouse. 5 Quarter-Master M'Clellen served throughout the campaigns of 1813 and 14 on the Niagara Frontiers, including the action before Fort George, Blackrock, Buffalo, Chippewa, Lundy’s Lane, Niagara, before Fort Erie, Cook’s Mills, and pass of Grand River. Received a contusion in the head by a musket shot at the moment of passing through the enemy’s line in the charge at Chippewa, 4th July, 1814. 6 Dr. Rogers served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1818 to the end of the war, including the action at Moralles, battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, and Toulouse. 36 1 l£A Regiment of Light Dragoons. The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT” — “ PENINSULA” — “ WATERLOO”—“ BHURTPORE.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 42 P Lord Chas. Somerset Manners, K.C.B.1 Cornet, 7 Feb. 98; Lieut. 1 June, 99; Capt. 21 Aug. 1800; Major, 13 Oct. 08 ; Lieut.-Col. 1 Aug. 11; Col. 6 Nov. Full Half 17; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 11th Light Pay. Pay. Dragoons, 28 June, 89. Lieut. - Colonel. 3A James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, Cornet, p 6 May, 24; Lieut, p 13 Jan. 25; Capt. p 9 June, 26; Major, P3 Aug. 30; Lieut.-Col. p 3 Dec. 30. Majors. P SUIE James Rich. Rotton,2 Cornet, 27 June, 11; Lieut. p 9 Jan. 12; Capt. p 18 Sept. 17 ; Major, p 11 Aug. 29. p 31211 John Jenkins,3 Cornet, 29 Jan. 07 ; Lieut, p 31 Dec. 07 ; Capt. p 22 Dec. 14; Major, 13 Nov. 34. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. James Tomlinson4 p 5 Oct. 15 5 Nov. 18 p 5 June 23 28 June 38 P 312E L. Morse-Cooper5 26 May 14 p 23 Jan. 17 p 25 Feb. 31 William Roebuck p 26 May 25 P 31 Jan. 28 p 31 Dec. 33 Rich. Anthony Reynolds p 19 Jan. 26 25 June 29 p 17 Mar. 37 Fra. Rawdon H. Lawrie6 18 April 22 p 13 Oct. 25 p 5 Jan. 39 Inigo Jones p 8 April 28 p 17 Dec. 30 p 14 Apr. 37 Lieutenants. 3!2E R- Bambrick,7 R.M. 14 Dec. 20 p 12 Oct. 25 John Hen. Forrest...... p 12 Apr. 33 p 25 Dec. 35 J. Williams Reynolds ., p 18 Sept. 35 p 2 Nov. 38 Wm. Chas. Forrest...... p 11 Mar. 36 p 5 Jan. 39 Hen. Gorges Moysey.... p 17 Mar. 37 Pll Jan. 39 James Hussey P 13 June 34 P 7 July 37 Frederick Sutton p 24 Apr. 35 P 13 May 36 T. Mathias Luz. Weguelin p 23 Dec. 36 P 28 June 39 CORNETS. John Wm. Brotherton p 1 Dec. 37 Thos. Chaloner Smith p 2 Nov. 38 Frederick Knowles8 .. 23 Nov. 38 John Cunningham .... Pll Jan. 39 Henry Grimstone Hale p 28 June 39 Paymaster.—Wm. Devaynes Bedford, 28 April, 37; Ens. 6 April, 26; Lieut. 31 Jan. 27. Adjutant.—F. Knowles, {Cornet,) 5 Jan. 39. Quarter-Master.—Francis Collins, 6 Feb. 1834. Surgeon.—B. L. Sandham, M.D. 28 July, 20; Assist.-Surg. 12 Nov. 07. Assist-Surgeon.—John Hutchison, 24th April, 17 ; Hosp.-Assist. 28 June, 15. Veterinary Surgeon.—Opie Smith, 20 Feb. 35. Scarlet — Facings Buff. — Agent, Mr. Collyer. [Returnedfrom the East Indies, June 1838.] 1 Lord Chas. Manners served the campaign of 1808 in Spain, including the cavalry engagement at Bene- vente. Served at Walcheren as Aide-de-Camp to Lord Chatham, and was engaged at the siege of Flushing. His Lordship served subsequently in the Peninsula, and has received a medal and two clasps for Salamanca, Yittoria, and Toulouse. 2 Major Rotton served in the Peninsula from April, 1812, to June, 1813, including the battle of Salamanca. Present at Waterloo on the 16th, 17th and 18th June. Served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 3 Major Jenkins served in the Peninsula from May, 1811, to the end of the war, and was engaged in front of Elvas ; on the banks of the Aguoda; at Torre de Sillas ; Castrajon; Badajoz (wounded); upon the Douro at Salamanca; Monestero; Burgos, and Torguanada. Present at Waterloo on the 16th and 17th June. Served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 4 Major Tomlinson served at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 5 Captain Morse-Cooper served the campaign of 1814, including the siege of and sortie from Bayonne. Present at Waterloo on the 16th and 18th June. Served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. Slightly wounded at Bayonne, and severely on the 18th June at Waterloo, having received five wounds. 6 Captain Lawrie served at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 7 Lieut. Bambrick served at Waterloo on the 18th June. Also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 8 Comet Knowles served at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 37 \Wi (or the Prince of Wales’8s) Royal Regt. of Lancers. The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT”— “ PENINSULA” — “ WATERLOO." Colonel. 49 $) Sir Henry John Gumming,1 K.C.H. Cornet, 12 May, 1790; Lieut. 9 Feb. 93; Capt. 21 Feb. 94; Major, 25 Oct. 98 ; Lieut-Col. 17 Feb. 1803; Col. 1 Full Half Jan. 12; Major-Gen. 4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 12th Lancers, Pay. Pay. 20 Jan. 37. Lieut- Colonels. Robert Brown Clayton, K.C. Ens. 1 Sept. 84; Lieut. 30 April, 90; Capt. 31 March, 93; Major, 1 March, 94: Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 98; Col. 25 April, 1808; Majof-Gen. 4 June, 11; Lieut.-Gen. 19 July, 21; Gen. 28 June, 38. 37 $3 (S2E Sampson Stawell,2 Ens. p 15 Jan. 01; Lieut. p9 July, 02 ; Capt. 28 Feb. 05; Brevet-Major, 18 June, 15 ; Beq.-Major, 16 Sept. 19 ; Lieut.-Col. p 1 Oct. 25; Col. 28 June, 28. Major. 34 P Slffil Alexander Barton,3 K.H. Cornet, p 1 Aug. 05: Lieut, p 7 May, 07 ; Capt. p 17 Jan. 11; Brevet-Major, 21 Jan. 19; B.eg.-Major, P19 Feb. 24; Brevet- Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37. BREVET- Captains. CORNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Edward Yandeleur 22 Sept. 23 5 Jan. 26 P 3 Aug. 30 Edward Pole P 7 July 25 p 19 Sept. 26 p 18 Nov. 31 Edward Sivewright ... p 9 Aug. 27 p 12 Mar. 29 P 3 Aug. 32 Baskerville Glegg p 3 Jan. 28 p 30 Apr. 29 P 2 Nov. 32 Hon. C. R. W. Forester p 18 Dec. 27 p 3 Aug, 30 p 23 Aug. 33 Jonathan Childe f p 30 April 29 p 4 Jan. 31 P 24 Apr. 35 Lieutenants. Thomas W. D. Willan p 8 June 30 p 17 Feb. 32 J. Fitz R. H. L. Wellesley P 3 Aug. 32 p 20 Sept. 33 Joseph Philips, R.M. 18 Aug. 25 p 13 Dec. 33 Hon. Robt. Needham .. p 23 Aug. 33 p 12 Dec. 34 Edward Morant p 20 Sept. 33 p 24 Apr. 35 W. Heathcote Tottenham p 13 Dec. 33 p 23 Oct. 35 Thomas Bernard p 24 Apr. 35 p 26 Apr. 39 Howard J. St. George .. p 23 Oct. 35 P 24 May 39 Sydney Aug. Capel4 .. .. 7 July 37 25 May 39 Cornets. Henry Arthur Scott .... p 25 May 38 Arthur Munro p 28 Dec. 38 Thos. Henry Clifton P26 Apr. 39 Francis Delaval Gray .. p 11 Jan. 39 Paymaster.—L. M. M. Prior,5 6 July, 20; Ens. 12 Sept. 11; Lieut. 9 Dec. 13. Adjutant.—Sydney Augustus Capel, 7 July, 37 ; {Lieut.) 7 July 37. Quarter-Master.—Charles Armstrong, 7 July, 37. Surgeon.—p Siffil Jas. Moffitt,6 M.D. 17 Jan. 28 ; Assist. Surg. 24 Oct. 11. Assistant-Surgeon.—Thomas Hunter, M.D. 18 April, 34. Veterinary Surgeon.—Charles Brett, 8 March, 33. Scarlet — Facings Blue. — Agent, Mr. Collyer. [Returned from Portugal, March 1828.] 1 Sir Hen. John Camming served in Flanders and Holland in 1798, 4, and 5; and again in Holland in 1799. Served also in the Peninsula, and commanded the 11th Light Dragoons at Salamanca, for which he has received a medal. He was wounded by a sabre cut in the arm in the action of the 25th Sept. 1811. 2 Col. Stawell served with the Walcheren expedition, and subsequently in the Peninsula from 1811 to 1814, including the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz; the cavalry affair of La Rena; destruction of the bridge of Almoras ; battle of Vittoria ; siege and capture of San Sebastian. Served also at Waterloo. 8 Col. Barton’s services : — expedition to Walcheren ; Peninsula from April, 1812, to the end of the war, including the cavalry affairs at Castrajon, Quintana de Puenta, and Monastero; battles of Salamanca and Vittoria; and siege of San Sebastian. Served also at Waterloo. 4 Quarter-Master 11 Oct. 1888, from which date the period of service has been computed. 5 Paymaster Prior served the campaign of 1817 in the East Indies against the Pindarrees. 6 Dr. Moffitt served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1818 to the end of the war, including the battles of tlie Pyrenees, Orthes, and Toulouse. Present on the 16th, 17th and 18th June at Waterloo. 38 Erab. for Foreign 1 ["Serving in the Service, 1819. J YMh Regiment of Light Dragoons. L East Indies. On the chacoes and appointments, the Motto, “ Vivet in JEternv/m."—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 60 Hon. Sir H. G. Grey, G.C.B. G.C.H. Ens. 17 Oct. 1779; Lieut. 28 July, 81; Full Half Capt. 31 May, 87; Maj. 23 Oct. 93; Lieut.-Col. 21 April, 94; Col. 1 Jan. Pay. Pay. 98; Maj.-Gen. 1 Jan. 1806; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 11; Gen. 21 May, 25 ; Col. 13th Dragoons, 30 Dec. 11. Lieut.-Cols.—13 51SH R. Brunton,1 Ens. 10 Nov. 08: Lieut. 12 Dec. 09; Capt. 10 Nov. 13; Maj. p 2 March, 26; Lieut.-Col. p 31 Dec. 30. P SS2E Allan T. Maclean,2 Ens. 4 Jan. 10; Lieut, p 11 July, 11; Capt. p 23 Dec. 18; Maj. 29 Oct. 30; LAeut.-Col. 11 July, 34. Majors.—H&axy Stones, Cornet, p 28 Dec. 15; Lieut. 7 Nov. 18; Capt. p 25 Dec. 23; Maj. P 19 Feb. 36. ! William Hake,3 Ens. 25 June, 1807; Lieut. 1 Nov. 10; Capt. 7 May, 27 ; Maj. 23 Nov. 38. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV-MAJ. Wm. Digby Hamilton .. 25 May 15 9 Nov. 19 p 31 Dec. 30 Robert Ellis 23 April 18 5 Oct. 22 p 13 May 26 $1 0SE Thomas Rosser4.. 29 Oct. 18 24 June 19 8 Sept. 31 James Sargeaunt p 9 June 25 P 30 Mar. 26 P 18 July 34 George Weston P 28 Dec. 21 p 19 May 25 P 16 Mar. 30 William Knox p 12 Jan. 26 p 20 Mar. 27 p 14 Dec. 32 3 George Manners 13 May 13 8 Sept. 14 15 Sept. 37 0 Bernard McMahon 10 Nov. 25 p 30 Nov. 26 23 Nov. 38 S Lieutenants. ■ 0 Thomas John Parker ... p 10 Aug. 26 14 Aug. 28 4 Captain Rosser acccompa- lO-ft James Boalth p 24 Sept. 12 P 6 May 13 nied the 18th Light Dragoons 0 John C. Campbell 25 Oct. 27 p 16 Mar. 32 to Portugal in 1810, and was 17 Denis Browne 3 May 13 p 15 Mar. 33 present with it in every action 0 Geo. Jas. Walker in which it was engaged, with- 8 Jan. 29 p 10 Jan. 34 out having been absent from it 0 Wm. Mavor Julius p 9 July 29 p 18 April 34 for a single day. Served also 0 Hen. Horatio Kitchiner.. p 29 June 30 Pll July 34 at Waterloo. 0 Edw. Rudston Read .. ., p 18 Nov. 31 p 12 Dec. 34 0 John A. De Balinhard . p 11 June 30 p 29 Mar. 33 0 Charles Floyd 8 Sept. 31 16 Sept. 37 0 Werner Cathrey p 25 Dec. 35 p 30 June 37 0 Denis Hanson p 30 May 27 24 Feb. 32 0 Jas. Allen Cameron .. .. Pll July 34 5 Oct. 38 0 William Ready 19 May 25 28 June 27 0 Wm. Shute Wint p 18 July 34 p 10 May 39 Cornets. Chas. C. Shute P 19 July 34 Henry Hamilton p 21 Dec. 34 C. H. D. Donovan p 16 Feb. 36 Charles Deacon p 14 April 37 Thomas W. Smith P 7 July 37 Wm. H. Rosser 15 Sept. 37 Alfred R. Hole P 27 July 38 Paymaster.- R. Storey, 5 Aug. 19; Ens. 15 Apr. 13; Lieut. 9 Feb. 15. Adjutant- Charles Floyd, {Lieut.) 8 Sept. 31. Quarter-Master.—John O’Reilly, 25 Dec. 28. Surg.—Jas. Mouat, M.D. 15 Feb. 27; Assist.-Surg. 1 Oct. 12; Hosp.-Assist. 16 July, 12. 0 Ass.-Sur.—John Clark, M.D. 29 July. 30, Hosp.-Ass. 4 Oct. 27. Patrick Nicolson, M.D. 31 Dec. 33. 0 Veterinary Surg.—John Legrew, 9 July, 30. Scarlet—Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Col. Brunton served in the Peninsula from May 1809, to Feb. 1814, including the action at the bridge of Coa near Almeida, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Arroyo de Molino, Almarez, Vittoria, Mayo Pass, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive. Slightly wounded at the battle of the Pyrenees 80th July, and severely at St. Pierre d’Arrube near Bayonne 18th Dec. 1818. Served at Waterloo on the 18th June. 2 Col. Maclean served with the 18th Light Dragoons in every action and affair in which it was engaged in the Peninsula from Dec. 1810 to the end of the war. Wounded and taken prisoner at Couches, 13th March, 1814. Served also at Waterloo. 8 Major Hake served the campaigns of 1810 and 11 against the Caffre tribes. Served also at the siege of Bhurtpore. 39 \4:th (or the King's') Regt. of Light Dragoons. The “ PRUSSIAN EAGLE”- “ DOURO”—“ TALAVERA”—“ PUENTES D’ONOR”- s SALAMANCA”- : VITTORIA”—“ ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA.” Years’ Serv Colonel.1 43 P 513E Sir Edward Kerrison, Bart. C.B. & G.C.H. Cornet, 23 June, 1796; Lieut. 1 Feb. 98; Capt. 18 Oct. 98; Major. 12 May, 1803; Lieut.-Col. Full Half 4 April, 05; Col. 4 June, 13: Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. Pay. Pay. 37; Col. 14th Dragoons, 18 June, 30. Lieut.-Colonel. 35 P John Townsend,2 Cornet, p24 Jan. Ob-, Lieut. 8 Mar. 06; Capt. 6 June, 11; Brevet-Major. 21 Jan. 19; Regtl.-Major, p 13 Sept. 21; Lieut.-Col. p 16 April, 29. Major. 14 Charles Barton, Cornet, p 10 Dec. 25; Lieut. P14 Feb. 28; Capt. p 22 March, 33; Major, p 1 June, 38. Captains. CORNET. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Edward Harvey 3 ...... p 24 Mar. 25 P 4 May 26 P 12 Oct. 30 Fran. H. Stephens ...... p 23 Feb. 26 31 July 28 P17 July 35 John Henderson p 25 Jan. 31 p 31 Dec. 33 P 4 Aug. 37 Wm. Henry Archer .... p 28 Dec. 32 p 17 July 35 p 1 June 38 John B. Culpeper p 13 Sept. 83 p 29 April 36 p 27 July 38 Henry Edw. Doherty.... p 31 Dec. 33 P 15 July 36 p 17 May 39 Lieutenants. Charles E. Doherty .... p 24 April 35 p 6 Jan. 37 Geo. Mains Fullerton.... P 14 Dec. 32 p 30 Oct. 35 Isaac Cornock p 17 July 35 p 4 Aug. 37 John Henry Tonge p 29 April 36 p 1 June 38 Charles T. Griffis R.M. .. p 5 Feb. 36 p 27 July 38 Andrew Robertson p 15 July 36 p 17 May 39 Cornets. Archibald Robert Miller . p 6 Jan. 37 William Faber p 4 Aug. 37 G. K. M. Dawson P 30 July 36 William Clarke 4 24 April 38 Charles H. J. Rich ...... P 18 Oct. 33 Henry R. Boucherett.... P 27 July 38 Rob. Hugh Smith Barry.. p 17 May 39 Paymaster.- y Samuel Rofe, 3 Sept. 12. Adjutant.—William Clarke, {Cornet,) 24 Apr. 38. 10 1 Quarter-Master.—5L2E Samuel Brodribb,5 15 Jan. 29. 29 0 Surgeon.—SiSil Patrick Henry Lavens,6 3 Aug, 26 : Assist.-Surg. 24 Oct. 11; Hosp.-Assist. 28 June, 10.’ Assistant-Surgeon.—Jas. W. Moffat, 8 Feb. 27; Hosp.-Assist. 28 Sept. 26. 1 0 Veterinary Surgeon.—J. G. Philips, 28 Aug. 38. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox. & Co. [Returnedfrom Spain, July, 1814.] 1 Sir Edward Kerrison served at the Helder in 1799; with Sir John Moore’s army in Spain in 1808, and at Corunna. Served subsequently in the Peninsula, and commanded the 7th Hussars at Orthes, and at Wa* terloo, for which he has received medals. Sir Edward was severely wounded (his arm having been broken in two places) in Spain, 25 Dec. 1808, and slightly wounded at Waterloo. 2 Col. Townsend served in the Peninsula from Dec. 1808, until taken prisoner near the city of Pau in France, 8th March 1814, including the different affairs of the 10th and 11th, in crossing the Douro on the 12th May 1809; battle of Talavera; affair with the enemy’s advanced posts llth July 1810 in front of Ciudad Rodrigo under the command of Col. Talbot who was killed; passage of the Coa; skirmishes of the rear guard from Almeida to the lines of Torres Vedras in 1810 ; affairs in the enemy’s retreat from Santarem to the frontiers of Spain from 6th March to 4th April 1811; battle of Fuentes d’Onor (wounded); affair with the enemy’s lancers 25th Sept. 1811; siege of Badajoz ; affairs with the enemy’s cavalry at Usagre, Llerena, in front of Salamanca, and near Castrillos; battle of Salamanca; affair with the enemy’s rear guard near Panerandos; several skirmishes from Madrid to near Ciudad Rodrigo, and from the 26th May near Salamanca to the battle of Vittoria; taking of a gun from the enemy near Pampeluna; and several engagements and skirmishes from the entrance of the British army into France, until the battle of Orthe;. Embarked for America in Oct. 1814, and was present at the attack on New Orleans 8th Jan. 1815. 8 Capt. Harvey served at the investment of Kolapore in the East Indies in Sept. 1827. 4 Quarter-Master, 15 Sept. 1837, from which date the period of service has been computed. 5 Quart.-MasterBrodripp served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1813 to the end of the war; present at Waterloo. 6 Dr. Lavens served the campaigns of 1812, 13, and 14, in the Peninsula, and was attached to the light troops which attacked the castle of Mirabete near Almarez, on the night of the 19th May, 1812. Present at the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle; storming the Heights of Garris; and battle of Orthes. Present at Waterloo on the 16th and 18th June. 40 15 th (or the King's') Regt. of Light Dragoons.—(Hussars). “ EMSDORF”—“ EGMONT-OP-ZEE”—“ VILLIERS EN COUCHE”—“ SAHAGtJN’ i VITTORIA”—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Colonel. 46 Sir Robert Thomas Wilson,1 Cornet, Apr. 1794; Lieut. 31 Oct. 94 ; Capt. Full Half 21 Sept. 96; Major, 28 June, 1800; Lieut. Col. 27 Feb. 02; Col. 25 July, 10; Pay. Pay ilfffl/or-Gerc. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Cen. 27 May, 25; Col. 15th Hussars 29 Dec. 35. Lieut.-Colonel.—$ Lovell Benjamin Badcock,2 K. H. Cornet, p 18 Dec. 05; Lieut. P19 May, 08; Capt. P12 Dec. 11; Brevet-Major, 21 Jan. 19; Regtl.- Major, P28 Oct. 24; Lieut.-Col. p21 Nov. 28. Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Cornet, P10 June, 19 ; Lieut. P24 Oct. 21; Capt. P16 June, 25; Major, P26 Feb. 28; Lieut.-Col. 31 May, 39. Majors.—Courtenay Phillipps, Cornet $* Sub.-Lieut. P26 Dec. 18; Leut. 18 May, 22 ; Capt. P 14 Jan. 26; Major, p 5 Apr. 33. Augustus Wathen, Cornet, p9 July, 20; Lieut. P24 June, 23; Capt. P26 Sept. 26; Major, 31 May, 39. Captains. CORNET. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. James M‘Queen 31 Mar. 14 Pll Feb. 19 P21 July 25 28 June 38 John P. Hickman p 19 Oct. 26 P25 Feb. 31 p 1 Apr. 36 George Wm. Key p 5 July 31 25 Aug. 33 p 16 Sept. 37 E. Tho. Harley Chambers, p 14 Dec. 32 p 2 Aug. 33 P28 Nov. 37 Michael Wm. Smith 19 Nov. 30 P21 Feb. 34 P23 Apr. 39 Robt. Rollo Gillespie3 .. 31 Aug. 15 p 9 Apr. 18 6 July 37 William Penn p 1 Sept. 20 29 June 26 5 Oct. 38 ®SE Tho. Coyen. Brander 27 June 11 P30 Mar. 14 1 June 39 Charles H. T. Hecker P29 Aug. 26 p 3 Jan. 28 2 June 39 Lieutenants. 1 Sir Robert Wilson served in Flanders and Holland in Justinian Yernon P21 June 31 9 Feb. 34 1793, 4, and 5 ; in the rebellion Richard Knox P28 June 31 20 Apr. 34 in Ireland in 1798 ; in Holland Hugh B. Higgins p 1 Aug. 22 15 Dec. 25 in 1799; the Egyptian campaign John Bunce Pilgrim p 4 Dec. 32 P16 Sept. 37 of 1801; capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806; raised and John Surman, R. M 12 June 35 p 9 Mar. 38 commanded the Lusitanian Le- Fra. Woodley Horne P31 Aug. 32 P 6 Sept. 33 gion in 1808 and 9 in Spain and John Brett p 10 Oct. 34 P14 Apr. 37 Portugal. Served several cam- P24 May 33 4 Aug. 38 paigns with the Russian army Rob. Vise. Jocelyn...... in Russia, Poland, Germany, ^ Chas. Hugh Key 4 p 9 Mar. 38 P23 Apr. 39 and France. Geo. Aberc. Robertson .. 26 Apr. 28 13 May 31 2 Lieut.-Colonel Badcock was Octavius Geo. Perrott .. 26 May 27 11 Oct. 32 wounded at Fuentes d’Onor. 3 Capt. Gillespie served in Henry Routh P26 Apr. 31 P27 Sept. 33 the Burmese war. P. D’Ormieux Yon Streng p 11 Nov. 28 17 Apr. 34 4 Lieutenant Robertson was Cha. Alex. Sinclair .... 13 Oct. 31 2 June 34 wounded in action at Coorg, John Macartney...... P27 Sept. 33 P19 Dec. 34 Madras, April 1834. 5 Dr. Chambers served in the Tho. Brooke Jackson.... p 10 Jan. 34 p19 Feb. 36 American war, and was present John Hamilton Gray.. .. P24 Nov. 29 15 Sept. 37 in the actions before New Or- George Horne p 19 June 35 P28 Aug. 38 leans. Cornets. John Gore Townsend.... P28 Dec. 38 Jos. Clayton Jennyns.... p 8 Feb. 39 Lewis Edw. Nolan. P15 Mar. 39 John Cocks 14 June 39 Tho. R. Crawley 19 Dec. 34 Cha. Erskine Steuart.... P20 June 39 Henry Brett P21 June 39 Blackwood Moutray Read P22 June 39 Herbert Morgan p23 June 39 Paymaster.—Alex. Campbell, 31 July, 35; BnS.2 May, 06; Lieut. 16 June, 07 ; Capt. 13 June, 22; Major, 6 June, 32. Adjutant.—John Cocks, {Cornet) 14 June 39. Quarter-Master.—William Betson, 1 Nov. 35. Surgeon.—John Chambers,5 24 July, 35 ; Assist.-Surg. 29 April, 24;- Hosp.- Assist. 27 Nov. 09. Assistant-Surgeons.—Thomas Bisset, M.D., 10 Nov. 37. Henry Cooper Reade, 31 May, 39 Veterinary Surgeon.—Thomas Hurford, 25 Jan. 39. Blue—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. {Returned from France, May, 1816.] 41 Emb. for For. ”1 1 Service, 1822. J \bth {or Queen’s) Regt. of Light Drags. (Lancers). [ "Bengal.' '‘TA LAVER A’ FUENTES D’ONOR”—“ SALAMANCA”—“ VITTORIA’ NIVE” “ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO”—“ BHURTPORE.” Colonel. 2101 Sir Jn. Ormsby Vandeleur,1 G. C. B. Ens. 29 Dec. 1781 ; Lieut. 21 July, 83 j Capt. 7 Mar. 92; Major, 1 Mar. 94; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 98; CoL 25 Apr. Major-Gen. 4 June, 11; Lieut.-Gen. 19 July, 21; Gen. 10 Jan. 38; Col. 16th Lancers 18 June 30. Lieut.-Colonels.—001 Robert Arnold,2 Ens. p 21 Nov. 09; Lieut. 13 May, 12; Capt. p 9 July, 18; Major, p 14 April, 25; Lieut.-Col. P 8 April, 26. Thos. Wm. Brotherton,3 C. B. Ens. 24 Jan. 00; Lieut. §■ Capt. P27 July, 01; Major, P28 Nov. 11; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 19 May, 14; Lieut.-Col. p 12 Oct. 20; Col. 22 July 30. William Persse,4 Cornet, 10 Jan. 06 ; Lieut. P27 Nov. 06 ; Capt. 23 Jan. 12 ; Major, 25 May, 22; Lieut.-Col. p6 Dec. 33. Majors.—Charles Robert Cureton,5 Ens. 24 Feb. 14; Lieut. 27 June, 16; Capt. P12 Nov. 25; Major, p6 Dec. 33. George James M’Dowell,6 Cornet, ?4 April, 16; Lieut.p4 Dec. 17 ,Capt. p 14 Nov. 27; Major, p4 Aug. 37. Captains. captain. BB.EV.-MAJ. Arthur Chas. Lowe7 .... 20 Apr. 15 P10 Aug. 15 P 3 Apr. 27 Thos. Hooke Pearson... P14 Mar. 25 P 1 Aug. 26 p 16 Aug. 31 William Hilton8 5 Dec. 06 I Jan. 09 25 Sept. 32 George Mansel 7 Sept. 20 p 1 Dec. 25 p 6 Aug. 29 Edw. Baker Bere. P13 Aug. 25 p29 Aug. 26 p 6 Dec. 33 Peter T. Robinson ...... p 7 July 25 P29 Mar. 27 P31 Oct. 34 G. O’Halloran Gavin.... P13 Nov. 27 P14 Oct. 29 P26 May 37 Lawrence Fyler p 7 Sept. 26 p 10 July 28 P 7 Feb. 34 Pinson Bonham p10 Jan. 28 P25 June 30 P23 Mar. 38 Lieutenants. 5 Major Cureton served in the Pen- Wm. Vernon Jillard 9 p 6 Jan. 25 P16 Nov. 25 insula from 1809 to the end of the Chas. Fred. Havelock .. p 13 Dec. 21 7 May 27 war, including the battles of Talavera, 14 Feb. 28 P20 Jan. 32 Busaco, and Puentes d’Onor ; siege Edward James Pratt.... of Badajoz, April 1812; battle of Francis Thos. Meik 10 p 9 July 29 p 4 May 32 Salamanca ; capture of Madrid ; bat- Wm. Webster, R. M. P14 Oct. 29 25 Sept. 32 tles of Vittoria, Orthes, Tarbes, and Toulouse ; wounded in the right leg William Wilmer I p 15 June 30 11 Apr. 33 by a rifle ball in crossing the Mon- Charles Wm. Reynolds.. P29 June 32 27 Mar. 34 dego,near Coimbray, 1st Oct.1810; re- Richard Pattinson P16 Nov. 32 P18 Apr. 34 ceived a severe sabre cut on the head (skull fractured), and another on the Charles B. Codrington... P 7 Oct. 26 P22 July 29 left hand at Puentes d’Onor, 5th May, David Inverarity P12 Apr. 33 P26 Dec. 34 1811 ; served also at the siege and Wm. Petrie Waugh p 1 Nov. 33 P29 May 35 capture of Bhurtpore. 6 Major M*Dowell served at the Geo. Thos. W. Pipon.... p10 Jan. 34 p 3 July 35 siege and capture of Bhurtpore. George Harriott Pll Apr. 34 P 8 July 36 7 Capt. Lowe was wounded at P13 June 34 P23 Dec. 36 Bhurtpore. Thomas Pattle 8 Capt. Hilton served at the cap- Robert Downie P20 Mar. 35 p 3 Feb. 37 ture of the Isle of France in 1810 ; Rob. Abercromby Yule.. p 3 July 35 P26 May 37 the campaigns of 1817 and 18 in the D. H. Mac Kinnon p 1 July 36 P23 Mar. 38 Deccan ; and the siege and assault of Charles John Foster .... P 8 Apr. 36 21 Dec. 38 Bhurtpore. 9 Lieut. Havelock served at Bhurtpore. Coknets. 10 Lieut. Webster served at Waterloo on the 17th and W. Simpson Mitchell.... p 2 July 36 18th June j also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore ; John Percy Smith p 8 July 36 received a sabre cut on the right hand in an aflhir with the enemy in front of Bhurtpore, 10th Dec. 1825. H. Doni. Swetenham.... p 3 Feb. 37 II Paymaster Williams served the campaign of 1799 Randolph Routh p 8 July 36 in Holland ; served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1825 and 6. Marmaduke Gwynne.. .. P26 May 37 12 Dr. White served with the expedition to Naples in Tho. Folliott Powell P27 May 37 1809, and was present at the capture of Ischia and Pro- F. Courtney Tower P30 June 37 cida; served also the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the J. Ross O’Connor P23 Mar. 38 Peninsula, and was present at the sortie from Bayonne. 35 Paymaster.—Wm. Williams,112 Sept. 24; Cornet $• Adjt. 16 Mar. 05; Lieut. 12 Feb. 06. Adjutant.—Chas. Fred. Havelock ; Lieut. 6 Oct. 27. Quarter-Master.—George Rosser, 23 Sept. 36; Ens. 20 Aug. 36. Surqeon.—39 W. Ramsay White,12 24 Feb. 14; Assist. Sura. 21 Nov. 05 ; Hosn.- Assist. 4 Nov. 05. Ass.-Surgs.—M. J. Maclaine Ross, 15 Feb. 27; Hosp. Assist. 28 Sept. 26. John Strange Chapman, 28 Sept. 26; Hosp. Assist. 15 Dec. 25. 0 Veterinary Surgeon.—Richard J. G. Hurford, 17 July, 35. Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir J, Vandeleur has received a cross for Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded when leading his division to the breach), Salamanca, Vittoria, and Nive, Sir John has also performed most distinguished service in the East Indies in Lord Lake’s campaigns. 2 Col. Arnold served in the Peninsula from 1811 to the end of the war ; severely wounded at Badajoz, Vittoria, and Waterloo. 3 Col. Brotherton was wounded at Salamanca. 4 Col. Persse served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, and was severely wounded by a musket shot in the action of the 10th Dec. 1813, near Bayonne ; served at New Orleans ; also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 42 X'lth Regiment of Light Dragoons,—{Lancers?) On the Standards or Guidons, u Death’s Head,” with the Motto,((Or Glory.' Colonel. 45 13 32E /Sir Joseph Straton,1 C.B. & K.C.H. Cornet, Dec. 1794; Lieut. % Dec. 95; Capt. 2 March, 97 ; Major, 14 Aug. 1801; Lieut.-Col. 25 Feb. 08; Col. Full Half 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 17th Pay. Pay. Lancers, 28 Jan. 39. Lieut.-Colonel. 21 44 Henry Pratt, Cornet, Pi July, 13; Lieut. P18 Jan. 15; Capt. p25 May, 20; Major, p 15 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 15 April, 37. Major. 19 Matthew C. D. St. Quintin, 2nd Lieut. P29 June, 20; Lieut. p8 Jan. 24; Capt. p9 Nov. 26; Major, P15 April, 37. brevet- CAPTAIN. major. Captains. John Lawrenson...... 12 Nov. 18 p 6 Dec. 21 P27 Aug. 25 28 June 38 William C. Douglas .. p 20 May 26 p 6 Sept. 27 Pll Aug. 35 Lionel Ames p 3 Oct. 26 p 6 Jan. 32 p 4 Mar. 36 Walter Williams ! P26 Mar. 29 p 21 Dec. 32 p 18 Mar. 37 William Hen. Feilden p 6 Jan. 32 p 7 Aug. 35 p 15 Apr. 37 Edward Croker p 7 Sept. 32 p 11 Aug. 35 p 1 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. Robert A. F. Kingscote. p 2 Nov. 32 p 4 Mar. 36 Wallace Barrow ...... p 6 Mar. 35 p 9 Dec. 36 John R. Palmer...... p 7 Aug. 35 p 18 Mar. 37 John B. Broadley ..... p 6 Nov. 35 P15 Apr. 37 Francis Burdett P 18 Apr. 34 p 14 Apr. 37 Robert Reynard...... p 8 Jan. 36 P 8 Feb. 39 John Davy Brett p 4 Mar. 36 p 1 Mar. 39 Cornets. Wm. Murray Mitchell . p 5 Mar. 36 Aug. Saltren Willett ... p 9 Dec. 36 Hon. George O’Callaghan P18 Mar. 37 Andrew Wauchope P15 Apr. 37 Thomas Lindsay 4 Jan. 39 Edw. Calvert Scobell.... p 1 Mar. 39 Paymaster.—George Chandler,2 25 Sept. 28; Hns. & Adj. 25 Feb. 11; Lieut. 26 March, 12; Capt. 25 March, 14. Adjutant.—Thomas Lindsay, {Cornet) 8 Feb. 39. Quarter-Master.—William Hall, 10 May, 31. Surgeon.—$ 5133. James Goodall Elkington,3 11 March, 13; Assist.-Surg. 7 July, 08; Hosp.-Assist. 8 Aug. 07. Assist.-Surgeon.—James Brown Gibson, M.D., 12 Jan. 29; Hosp.-Assist. 14 Dec. 26. 13 0 | Veterinary Surgeon.—John Wilkinson, 27 April, 26. Scarlet—Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Cane & Co. [Returned from the East Indies, May, 1823.] 1 Sir Joseph Straton accompanied his regiment, the 13th Dragoons, to the Peninsula, in 1810, where he served three years. Sir Joseph was wounded at Waterloo, where he commanded the 6th Dragoons, until Sir Wm. Ponsonby fell, when the command of a Brigade devolved on him. 2 Capt. Chandler’s services :—Campaign of 1799 in Holland, including the actions of the 2nd and 6th Oct.; siege of Malta, and surrender of La Valetta; battle of Maida; expedition to Egypt in 1807; Ionian Islands in 1809, and siege and capture of Santa Maura in 1810; wounded before Rosetta in 1807. 3 Dr. Elkington served at the capture of Madeira in 1807, and in the Peninsula from April 1809 to Nov. 1812; present at the battle of Talavera; left prisoner with the wounded at that city, and marched into France; released in 1810, and rejoined the army in Portugal on its retreat from Busaco; present with it at the lines of Torres Vedras; battle of Fuentes d’Onor; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz ; battle of Sala- manca ; capture of Madrid ; and during the whole siege of Burgos in charge of the Hospital for receiving the wounded; in the retreat of the army he was left in charge of the English and French wounded, and again made prisoner; present at Waterloo, and the capture of Paris. 43 hit (or Grenadier') Regiment of Foot Guards.

“ LINCELLES”—“ CORUNNA”—“ BARROSA”—“ PENINSULA”— Serv d AAATERLOO.” Half Pay. Colonel. 0 V Arthur, Duke o/Wellington,1 K.G. G.C.B. & G.C.K.Dns. 7 March, 87; Lieut. 25 Dec. 87 ; Capt. 30 June, 91; Major, 30 April, 93; Lieut.-Col. 30 Sept. 93; Col. 3 May, 96; Major-Gen. 29 April, 1802; Lieut.-Gen. 25 April, 08; Gen. (in Spain and Portugal) 31 July, 11; Field Marshal,^ June, 13; Col. Grenadier Guards, 22 Jan. 27. Lieut.-Colonel. 0 Samuel Lambert,2 Ens. P5 Nov. 03; Lieut. & Capt. 27 Aug. 07; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 16 March, 14; Major, with rank of Col. 22 July, 30; Lieut.-Col.: 28 June, 38. Majors. 0 Turner Grant,3 Ens. P13 June, 05; Lieut. Sc Capt. P20 Feb. 11; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 26 Dec. 16; Brevet-Col. 10 Jan. 37; Major, with rank of Col. p 17 Feb. 37. 4 T51 ^ Robert Ellison, Ens. P17 Dec. 07; Lieut. Sc Capt. P20 Dec. 12 ; Brevet- ', Major, 18 June, 15; Lieut.-Col. P15 April, 24; Major, with rank of Col. p9 Jan. 38. 0 13 Alexander Higginson,5 Ens. 26 Jan. 04; Lieut. Sc Capt. 14 Sept. 09 ; Capt.) Sc Lieut.-Col. \ July, 15; Brevet-Col. 10 Jan. 37; Major, with rahk of Col. 28 June, 38. Captains and Lieut.-Colonels. 0 13 Edward Clive,6 Ens. P4 July, 11; Lieut, Sc Capt. 25 Dec. 13 ; Lieut.-; Col. P19 Sept. 26. 0 13 Francis John Davies,7 Ens. p 3 Feb. 08; Lieut. P26 Jan. 09; Capt. p 12 Aug. 13 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. pSO April, 27. 0 John Home, Ens. P19 Jan. 13; Lieut. & Capt. p30 June, 15; Capt. Sc Lieut.- Col. P10 May, 27. 13 Sir John Rowland Eustace, K.H. Comet, June, 08; Lieut. P3 Nov. 08; Capt. P17 March, 14; Major, p 9 Noy. 21; Lieut.-Col. p 19 Dec. 26. 0 13 2123- Cha. F. Rowley Laseelles,8 Ens. p10 Sept. 12; Lieut. Sc Capt. 9 June, 14; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 21 Feb. 28. 4 Henry Robert Ferguson, Comet, P18 March, 18; Lieut. P25 Feb. 19 ; Capt. P26 Sept. 22; Major, p 19 Dec. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 8 May, 28. 0 13 2123 Lonsdale Boldero,9 Ens. 15 Sept. 09; Lieut. Sc Capt. 20 Oct. 13; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. 22 July, 30. 0 John Ord Honeyman, Cornet, 12 Dec. 11; Lieut. Sc Capt. 4 July, 15; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. P28 Sept. 30. 0 Godfrey Thornton, Ens. p20 Jan. 14; Lieut. Sc Capt. Pll Oct. 21; Capt.M Lieut.-Col. P3 Dec. 30. 0 Hon. Francis Henry Needham, Ens. 8 April, 13; Lieut. p9 Dec. 13; Lieut. Sc Capt. P24 Oct. 21; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. P31 Dec. 30. Henry William Barnard, Ens. 9 June, 14;; Capt. P15 Aug. 22; Capt. Sc Lieut.- Col. P17 May, 81. Philip Spencer Stanhope, Ens. 30 March, 15; Lieut. Sc Capt. P17 July, 23 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 16 March, 32. John Lyster, Ens. 27 April, 15; Lieut. Sc Capt. p6 Nov. 23; Capt. Sc Lieut.- Col. p 27 July, 32. Ferrars Loftus, Ens. 1 July, 15; Lieut. Sc Capt. P20 Nov. 23; Capt. Sc Lieut.- Col. P 27 Dec. 33. Francis Venables Harcourt, Ens. 11 July, 16; Ens. Sc Lieut. P26 March, 17 ; Lieut. Sc Capt. p8 July, 24 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. P2 May, 34. William Greenwood, Ens. Sc Lieut. 18 April, 16; Lieut. Sc Capt. P18 Nov. 24 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 9 May, 34. John Julius Wm. Angerstein, Ens. Sc Lieut. P9 April, 18; Lieut. Sc Capt. p2 April, 25; Capt. Sc Lieut.-rCol. p 12 Sept. 34. 1 For Notes, see page SO. Years' Serv, 1^ (or Grenadier) Regiment of Foot Guards. Full Half Pay. Pay. Sir John Montague Burgoyne, Bt. JEns. 17 Oct. 16; Ens. & Lieut. 1 Oct. 18 5 Lieut. & Capt. P28 April, 25 ; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. P5 June, 35. George William Eyres, Ens. & Lieut, p 3 Dec. 18 j Lieut. & Capt. P26 May, 25} i Capi. & Lieut.-Col. p 1 July, 36. William Fludyer, Ens. 30 Dec. l9 3 Ens. & Lieut, p 25 Oct. 21; Lieut. & Capt. p7 July, 25 3 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. P 2 Dec. 36. P Philip Joshua Perceval,10 2nd Lieut. Royal Marines, 2 July, 03 3 Is# Lieut. 15 Aug. 05 3 Ens. Grenadier Guards, 11 June, 113 Lieut. & Capt. 10 March, 143 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37. |3 Wm. Fred. Johnston,11 Ens. P12 Dec. 113 Lieut. & Capt. 16 March, 143 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37. Jas. Robertson Craufurd, Ens. 14 June, 213 Ens. & Lieut, 'p 29 Aug. 22 3 Lieut. & Cap#, p 19 Sept. 26 3 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p18 Feb. 37. Fred. Clinton, Ens. & Lieut, p 19 Nov. 233 Lieut. & Capt. p 10 May, 27 3 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 12 Jan. 38. Richard Wm. Astell, Ens. & Lieut. P20 Nov. 283 Lieut. & Capt. P13 Sept. 27 3 Capt. k, Lieut.-Col. P 7 July, 38. Thomas Wood, Cornet, p 16 Nov. 20 ; Lieut, p 12 June 23 3 Capt. p 25 June 25 3 Brev.-Maj. 28 June 38 3 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. P28 June, 39. cor. 2D LT. ENSIGN AND LIEUT. AND BREVET- Lietjts. and Captains. OR ENSIGN. DIETJT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. 15 George M£Kinnon ...... 29 June 24 p 4 Nov. 24 P 21 Feb. 28 15 Charles Bagot...... 5 Aug. 24 24 Feb. 25 p 30 Dec. 28 15 Geo. Aug. Fred. Houstoun 2 Apr. 25 Pll June 30 15 Arth. Wellesley Torrens 14 Apr. 25 12 June 30 15 Hon. Ch. J. Fox. Stanley 27 Apr. 25 p 18 June 30 14 Hugh Fitz Roy p 7 July 25 20 Nov. 30 14 John Dixon. P10 Dec. 25 1 Dec. 30 14 William Thornton 8 Apr. 26 3 Dec. 30 13 Hon. Fr. Grosvenor Hood p 30 Apr. 27 p 31 Dec. 30 12 Charles Wm. Ridley .... p 21 Feb. 28 p 14 June 31 11 Hon. Aug. Fred. Foley.. p 30 Dec. 28 p 16 Mar. 32 13 Charles Stuart p 30 Dec. 26 p 31 Dec. 28 p 26 July 32 9 G. Herb. Fred. Campbell p 11 June 30 p 27 July 32 14 Henry Penleaze...... p 23 June 25 P 20 May 26 p 12 Feb. 30 10 Edw. Birch Reynardson p 5 Nov. 29 p 12 June 30 p 12 Oct. 32 9 Hon. Robert Bruce .... p 18 June 30 p 22 Feb. 33 15 Chris. Hamp. Nicholson.. p 3 Mar. 25 p 14 Jan. 26 p 5 July 31 11 John Spottiswoode p 12 Mar. 29 p 29 June 30 p 4 Oct. 33 9 Joseph Henry Hudson .. 6 July 30 p 29 Nov. 33 9 Percy Aug. Evans Freke P 28 Sept. 30 p 27 Dec. 33 9 Wm. Fra. Joseph Lautour p 26 Nov. 30 p 2 May 34 9 Henry C. Compton .... p 2 Dec. 30 P 9 May 34 9 Hon. Wm. Leicester.... p 3 Dec. 30 p 12 Sept. 34 13 Chas. Algernon Lewis .. p 13 Oct. 25 P15 Aug. 26 p 12 Apr. 33 8 Jas. Walker Drummond p 31 May 31 p 1 July 36 12 Rob. Blenkinsop Coulson 15 Nov. 27 p 14 June 31 P 29 July 36 8 Fred. Wm. Hamilton.... 12 July 31 1 Dec. 36 8 Hon. James Lindsay.... P 16 Mar. 32 p 2 Dec. 36 9 Francis Chas. Joddrell .. p 11 June 30 p 11 May 32 p 18 Feb. 37 7 Ar. W. Fitz Roy Somerset 18 May 32 p 24 Feb. 37 7 Henry Cartwright.... p 26 July 32 p 2 June 37 7 Augustus Cox P 27 July 32 p 8 Aug. 37 7 Hon. Geo. Cadogan . p 22 Feb. 33 p 9 Jan. 38 6 Hen. Geo. Conroy ... p 21 June 33 p 12 Jan. 38 6 Hugh And. Robt. Mitchell p 4 Oct. 33 p 7 July 38 6 John Home Purves . . . p 29 Nov. 33 p 13 July 38 6 Edward Goulburn p 27 Dec. 33 p 14 July 38 6 Hon. Montagu P. Bertie p 13 July 32 p 21 Mar. 34 p 28 June 39 45 Years’ Serv lf£ (or Grenadier) Regiment of Foot Guards. Full Half Pay. Pay. Ensigns and Lieutenants. 0 Frederick William Allix P18 Apr. 34 Richard Henry Glynn p 2 Dec. 36 0 Hon. Alexander Gordon p 2 May 34 John Temple West.. p 18 Feb. 37 0 G. J. Fr. Vise. Cantilupe p 9 May 34 Hon. H. T. Forester 23 Feb. 37 0 Lord George Loftus .... p 12 Sept. 34 George Grey Rous .. p 24 Feb. 37 2d Lt. 60 Rif. P 22 June 33 Hon. Rd. C. Neville p 2 June 37 0 Henry Torrens D’Aguilar 29 May 35 Robert Peel Dawson p 8 Aug. 37 0 Rt. Cav. Spencer Clifford p 5 June 35 Edward G. Wynyard p 9 Jan. 38 0 J. Brown Willis Fleming p 26 June 35 Ens. 69th Ft. 12 May, 37 0 John Arthur Lambert .. P10 July 35 Edw. Wm. Pakenham .. p 12 Jan. 38 0 Hervey Hopwood P 24 July 35 Thomas Lloyd Fitzhugh p 12 July 38 Ens. 51st Ft. P21 Sept. 30 Harry B. Trelawny .... p 13 July 38 0 John Augustus Udny.. .. p 13 Nov. 35 Hon. R. W. Penn Curzon p 14 July 38 0 Hon. Hen. H. M. Percy p 1 July 36 Henry B. Powell p 28 June 39 0 Charles Lord Blantyre .. p 29 July 36 Ens. 10th Ft. 22 Sept. 37 0 Adjutants.—F. W. Hamilton, (Capt.) 22 July, 36. 0 Hon. F. G. Hood, {Capt.) 17 March, 37. 0 Hon. J. Lindsay, {Capt.) 23 March, 38. 0 Quarter-Masters.—31 SSI John Payne, 31 Aug. 15. 0 Richard France, 24 Dec. 29. 0 John Lilley, 8 June, 30. 0 Surgeon-Major.—312E John Harrison, 17 March, 37 ; Batt.-Surg. 29 April, 24; Assist.-Surg. 29 June, 09. Battalion-Surgeon.—Jas. Johnson, 13 March, 28; Assist.-Surg. 25 July, 13. 14 Jas. Dennis Wright, 11 May, 32; Assist.-Surg. 11 Nov. 24. Assistant-Surgeons.— Wm. Bowes Daykin, 15 June, 26; Hosp.-Assist. 16 June, 25. George Brown, 12 Jan. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 21 April, 25. Fra. Cornelius Huthwaite, 10 Nov. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 16 Nov. 23. George Eleazar Blenkins, 13 April, 38. Solicitor.—John Parkinson, 19 July, 31. ls£ Battalion returned from Portugal, 1828. 2d Battalion embarhed for Canada, April, 1838. 3d Battalion returned from France, Nov. 1818. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. War Office, July, 1815. The Prince Regent, as a mark of His Royal Approbation of the distinguished gallantry of the Brigade of Foot Guards in the Victory of Waterloo, has been pleased, in the name and on tile behalf of His Majesty, to approve of all the Ensigns of the Three Regiments of Foot Guards having the Rank of Lieutenants, and that such Rank shall be attached to all the future Appointments to Ensigncies in the Foot Guards, in the same manner as the Lieutenants in those Regiments obtain the Rank of Captain. His Royal Highness has also been pleased to approve of the First Regiment of Foot Guards being made a Regiment of Grenadiers, and styled “ The First, or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards,” in commemo- ration of their having defeated the Grenadiers of the French Imperial Guards upon this memorable occasion. 1 The Duke of Wellington has received a cross and nine Clasps for Roleia and Vimiera, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. To sketch an outline of the pre-eminent services of the greatest soldier of the age, would far exceed the limits of this work. 2 Col. Lambert served the campaign under Sir John Moore in 1809; expedition to Walcheren; Cadiz, 1810 and 11; Peninsula, 1812, 13, and 14; was Adjutant at Corunna and Barrosa. 3 Col. Grant served Sir John Moore’s campaign in 1800, including battle of Corunna; expedition to Wal- cheren ; Peninsula, 1812, 13, and 14. 4 Col. Ellison served at Cadiz in 1811; the Peninsula in 1812, 18, and 14; battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and taking of Peronne, 26th June, 1815. Received the Brevet rank of Major for his conduct at Waterloo. 5 Col. Higginson served the campaign of 1809, including the battle of Corunna. Served in the Walcheren expedition, and in the Peninsula, in 1812, 13, and 14. <• 6 Col. Clive served in the Peninsula in 1814. Present at the battles of Quatre Bras, and Waterloo, and taking of Peronne. 7 Col. Davies was wounded at Badajoz. 8 Col. Lascelles served in the Peninsula in 1814. Present at the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and taking of Peronne. 9 Col. Boldero served at Cadiz in 1810 and 11; in the Peninsula in 1812 and 13 ; and in Holland in 1814. Was Adjutant at the battles of Quatre Bras, Waterloo, and taking of Peronne. 10 Col. Perceval served in the Peninsula in 1813 and 14, and was severely wounded at Bayonne, 14th April, 1814. 11 Col. Johnston served in the Peninsula in 1814. Was present at the battles of Quatre Bras and Wa- terloo, and taking of Peronne. 46 Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.

LINCELLES.”—The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“ TALAVERA”- “ BARROSA”—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.”

Years’ Serv. Colonel. 41 His Royal Highness A. F. Duke of Cambridge, K.G. G.C.B. G.C.M.G. G.C.H. Full Half Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 1798; Gen. 25 Sept. 03; Field-Marshal, 26 Nov. 13; Pay. Pay. Colonel, Coldstream Guards, 5 Sept. 05. Lieut. - Colonel. 34 313E John Fremantle,1 C.B. Ens. 17 Oct. 05; Lieut. & Capt. 2 Aug. 10; Brevet-Major, 21 June, 13 ; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 21 Mar. 14; Capt. & Lieut.- Col. P 1 Aug. 22; Brevet-Col. 22 July, 30 ; Major, with rank of Col. 23 June, 36; Lieut.-Col. p 8 Aug. 37. Majors. Wm. Lovelace Walton, Ens. p 8 May, 06; Lieut. & Capt. 7 Mar. 11; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 20 Feb. 23; Major, with rank of Col. 10 Jan. 37. Charles Augustus Shawe,2 Ens. p 26 May, 08; Lieut. & Capt. p 23 April, 12 ; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 28 April, 25 ; Major, with rank of Col. p 8 Aug. 37. Captains & Lieut.^Colonels. 3133 George Bowles, Ens. P20 Dec. 04; Lieut. & Capt. Pi Feb. 10; Brevet- Major, 18 June, 15; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 14 June, 21; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 21 May, 25; Col. 10 Jan. 37. 0 3133 Chas. Ant. Fred. Bentinck, Ens. 16 Nov. 08; Lieut. & Capt. 24 Sept. 12; Brevet-Major,IQ June, 15 ; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 27 May, 25; Col. 28 June, 38. 0 $3 Thomas Chaplin,3 Ens. p 18 April, 11; Lieut. & Capt. 6 Oct. 14; Lieut.-Col. p 15 Aug. 26. 0 $3 Henry Armytage, Ens. 27 Nov. 12; Capt. P5 Mar. 18; Lieut.-Col. p 21 Nov. 28. 0 Henry John Wm. Bentinck, Ens. 25 Mar. 13; Lieut. & Capt. 18 Jan. 20; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 16 May, 29. 1T2 Wm. Henry Cornwall, Ens. & Lieut. 10 Aug. 15; Lieut. & Capt. p6 Nov. 24 ; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 10 Feb. 32. 24 Brinckman Broadhead, Ens. & Lieut, p 11 Sept. 17 ; Lieut. & Capt. P28 April, 25; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 20 April, 32. 0 Chas. Murray Hay, Em. P20 April, 20 ; Ens. & Lieut, p 1 Nov. 21; Lieut. & Capt. P24 Dec. 25; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 22 June, 32. 0 3133 Henry Gooch, Ens. 23 July, 12; Lieut. & Capt. P28 Oct. 19; Ciipt. & Lieut.-Col. 26 Nov. 32. 0 John Dawson Rawdon, Ens. 12 Dec.-22 ; Ens. & Lieut, p 30 Jan. 23 ; Lieut. & Capt. P10 June, 26 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 15 Nov. 33. 0 Hon. Thos. Ashburnham, Ens. & Lieut. P 30 Jan. 23 ; Lieut. Sc Capt. p 22 June, 26; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 27 Mar. 35. 1 Wm. John Codrington, Ens. p 22 Feb. 21; Ens. Sc Lieut, p 24 April, 23; Lieut. Sc Capt. p 20 July, 26; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 8 July, 36. 0 Ely Duodecimus Wigram, Ens. p 29 May, 23; Lieut. Sc Capt. p 1 Aug. 26; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 13 Jan. 37. p ■"la Wm. Stewart Balfour, Ens. p 8 Feb. 21; Lieut. P12 May, 25; Capt. 17 June, 26; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 24 Feb. 37. 0 Hon. James Hope, Ens. Sc Lieut, p 8 April, 24; Lieut. Sc Capt. p 30 Dec. 26; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. P 8 Aug. 37. George Knox, Cornet, p 15 May, 23; Lieut, p 15 June, 25 ; Capt. p 20 May, 26 ; Capt. Sc Lieut.-Col. p 27 July, 38. 1 Colonel Fremantle volunteered to serve with the Rifle Corps in the expedition to Buenos Ayres, where he was taken prisoner. Colonel F. was present in most of the actions of the Peninsula, and has received a Medal for Orthes. 2 Colonel Shawe was severely wounded at Bergen-op-Zoom. 8 Lieut.-Col. Chaplin was severely wounded at St. Sebastian. 47 Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.

CORNET, ENSIGN LIEUT. BREVET- Full Half 2d dieut. AND LIEUT. AND MAJOR. Pay. Pay. Lieutenants and OR ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. Captains. Hon. Arthur Upton ... p 10 Feb. 25 P 16 May 29 Frederick Paget 20 Mar. 23 24 Feb. 25 p 4 June 29 Hon. E. B. Wilbraham. P 28 April 25 p 13 Aug. 29 Lord M. W. Graham.. . p 19 May 25 p 16 Mar. 30 John Henry Pringle .. . p 24 Dec. 25 15 June 30 John Christie Clitherow • 11 April 25 p 8 April 26 22 July 30 Gordon Drummond ... p 10 June 26 P 3 Aug. 30 Lord Fred. Paulet 11 June 26 p 21 Sept. 30 Christ. Wilmot Horton. p 29 June 26 P 27 Jan. 32 John Forbes p 20 Oct. 25 p 1 Aug. 26 p10 Feb. 32 Robert Vansittart p 21 Sept. 26 26 Nov. 32 Charles Ash Windham . p 30 Dec. 26 P 31 May 33 Chas. Philip Wilbraham p 21 Nov. 28 P 1 June 33 James Loftus Elrington. P 4 June 29 p 5 Dec. 34 Henry Daniell p 13 Aug. 29 p 27 Mar. 35 Hon. Rob. Edw. Boyle. p 14 Nov. 26 p 16 July 29 p 23 Aug. 33 Frederick Halkett Pll June 30 P 8 July 36 Rich. Samuel Hulse ... p 21 Sept. 30 p 21 April 37 Stephen Rowley Conroy p 27 Jan. 32 P 8 Aug. 37 Hon. F. W. C. Yilliers . P 10 Feb. 32 p 27 July 38 Henry Brand P 20 April 32 P 25 Dec. 38 J. Du Pre,_Z?arZ of Caledon P 31 May 33 P 5 July 39 George John Johnson .. p 15 Nov. 33 p 19 July 39 Ensigns and Lieitts. Wm. Samuel Newton.... p 5 Dec. 34 Hon. Charles Grimston.. 6 Dec. 34 George Y. Mundy 27 Feb. 35 Peter James Bathurst .. 28 Nov. 34 p 27 Mar. 35 Egerton C. W. M. Milman P 24 April 35 Hon. Louis Hope p 8 July 36 Spencer Perceval p 13 Jan. 37 Hon. A. E. Paget Graves 3 Feb. 37 Matthew Edw. Tierney.. p 10 Mar. 37 Wm. Capel Clayton .... p 21 April 37 Hon. T. Vesey Dawson .. Pll Aug. 37 Thomas M. Steele * 12 Jan. 38 p 20 July 38 J. A. Vesey Kirkland.. .. p 22 Aug. 37 p 27 July 38 Adolphus Woodford .... p 25 Dec. 38 Jas. Richard Wigram.. .. p 5 July 39 John Wingfield S. Fraser P19 July 39 Adjutants. C. W. Horton, {Captain) 10 Feb. 32. Lord Fred. Paulet {Captain) 25 Dec. 38. Quarter-Masters.—William Morse, 2 June, 36. Thomas Lee, 25 July, 37. Surgeon-Major.—W. Hunter, M.D. 16 Mar. 38 ; Surg. 4 Sept. 36; AmsL. • Surg. 10 Feb. 14. Battalion-Surgeon.—813E F. Gilder. 16 Mar. 38 ; Assist-Surg. 9 June, 14. Assistant-Surgeons. James Wedderburn, 21 Oct. 36. Edw. Greatrex, 16 Nov. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 24 Nov. 25. Wm. Thos. Chris. Robinson, 23 Mar. 38. Solicitor.—William George Carter, 29 Jan. 24. Facings Blue—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [ls£ Battalion returned from France, July, 1814.] [2<£ Battalion embarked for Canada April 1838.] 48 Scots Fusilier Guards. “ LINCELLES”—The “Sphynx,” with the words, “ EGYPT”—“TALAVERA”—“ BARROSA’’.. “PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 61 George James, Earl Ludlow,1 G.C.B. Ens. 17 May, 1778; Lieut. & Capt. 16 Full Half March, 81; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 24 Nov. 90 ; Col. 21 Aug. 95; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 18 June, 98 ; Lieut.-Gen. 30 Oct. 1805 ; Gen. 4 June, 14 ; Col. Scots Fusilier Guards, 30 May, 36. 34 0 Lieut.-Colow,el.John Aitchison,2 Ens. r,25 Oct. 05; Lieut. & Capt. 22 Nov. 10 ; Capt. & Lieut.- Col. p 15 Dec. 14; Major, with rank of Col. p 20 May, 36 ; Lieut.-Col. p 11 Aug. 37. 40 0 Majors.—Sir James Archibald Hope,3 K.C.B. Ens. 12 Jan. 00 ; Lieut, p 8 June, 01; Capt. 18 Feb. 06 ; Brevet-Major, 6 March, 11; Reg.-Major, p 7 Jan. 13; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. June, 13; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 25 July, 14:; Brevet-Col. 22 July, 30; Major, with rank of Col. 10 Jan. 37. 34 0 William Henry Scott,4 Ens. 27 Oct. 05; Lieut. & Capt. 28 Mar. 11; Capt. & Lieiit.-Col. 5 July, 15; Brevet-Col. 10 Jan. 37 ; Major, with rank of Coi Pll Aug. 37. 34 0 Captains and Lieut.-Colonels.—$ William Drummond,5 Ens. p 20 March, 06 Lieut. & Capt. 24 Oct. 11; Brevet-Major, 18 June, 15; Capt. & Lieut.-Col p 4 July, 16; Brevet-Col. 10 Jan. 37. 28 0 Berkeley Drummond,6 Ens. 5 March, 12; Lieut. & Capt. 4 July, 15 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 21 Dee. 26. 28 0 312E George Douglas Standen,7 Ens. 19 March. 12; Lieut. & Capt. 6 July, 15 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 12 July, 27. 26 ^ ^ William Thomas Knollys,8 Ens. 9 Dec. 13; Lieut. & Capt. 25 Sept. 17 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 31 Dee. 27. 26 j| Henry Colvile, Ens. P29 Dec. 13; Lieut. & Capt. p 6 Nov. 17 ; Capt. & Lieut. Col. p 6 July, 30. 27 3^ 13 Henry Robert Digby,9 Ens, p 26 Jan. 09; Lieut, p 1 March, 10 ; Capt. p 2 Dec 13; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 20 July, 30. 31 0 13 Charles Hornby,10 Ens. 9 June, 08; Lieut. & Capt. 26 Aug. 13; Capt. & Lieut. Col. p 31 Aug. 32. 26 0 ®2E Hon. Hen. Montagu,11 Ens. 21 April, 14; Lieut. & Capt.v 12 June, 23 Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 21 Sept. 32. 25 0 Hon. J. Craven Westenra, Ens. 4 May, 14; Capt. p23 Sept. 24; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. v 9 Aug. 33. 25 0 Philip James Yorke, Ens. 5 May, 14 ; Lieut. & Capt. P24 Feb. 25 : Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 7 Aug. 35. 20 0 George Dixon, Ens. & Lieut, p 20 Jan. 20; Capt. p 8 April, 26; Capt. &c Lieut.- Col. p 20 May, 36. 19 0 Hon. C. Beaumont Phipps, Ens. & Lieut, p 17 Aug. 20 ; Lieut. & Capt. p 12 2 Oct. 26; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. P26 May, 37. 18 5t 5 John George Robinson, Ens. k, Lieut. 23 Jan. 17; Lieut. & Capt. p5 June, 27 ; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. p 12 Aug. 37. 15 4i| Porter B. F. C. Gilliess, Ens. P20 July, 20; Lieut. P10 Sept. 25; Capt. p29 Aug. 26; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. P10 Nov. 37. 15 0 Patrick Fitz Roy W. Campbell, 2nec. 1808, and returned from France July, 1814.] [2d Battalion embarked for the Netherlands Nov. 1813, and returned from France Jan. 1816. Served in Portugal from Dec. 1826 to March, 1828. 6 Colonel B. Drummond served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the storming of Bergen-op- Zoom. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 7 Colonel Standen served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the bombardment of Antwerp, and storming of Bergen-op-Zoom. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 8 Colonel Knollys was present at the Sortie from Bayonne, on which occasion Sir Henry Sullivan and ten officers of the Guards were killed or died of their wounds. 9 Colonel Digby served with the expedition to Walqheren in 1809, and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, retreat from Burgos, battle of Vittoria, affairs at Tarbes and d’Oleron, battles of Orthes and Toulouse. 10 Colonel Hornby served the campaigns of 1810, 11, 12, and 13, in the Peninsula, including the block- ading of Cadiz in 1810] battle of Vittoria and sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, and San Sebastian. Is? (or the Roy-al) Regiment of Foot Egmont-op-Zee.”—(i St Lucia.”—The Sphinx, with the words, n Egypt”—“ Corunna”- “ Busaco”— “ Salamanca” — “ Yittoria” — “ St. Sebastian” — “ Nive” — “ Peninsula”- u Niagara”—“ Waterloo”—“ Nagpore”—“ Maheidpoor”—“ Ava.” Years’ Serv £ lAa; Ph03 1 Colonel. 46 $ Tliomas Lord Lynedoch, G.C.B. & G.C.M.G. Lieut.-Col. 10 Feb. 1794 ; Col. 22 July, 95; Major-Gen. 25 Sept. 1803; Lieut.-Gen. 25 July 10; Full Half Gen. 19 July 21; Col. of the Royals, 12 Dec. 34. Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonels. 29 1 John Carter,2 K.H. Ens. p June, 96; Lieut, p 2 July, 96; Capt. p 31 Dec. 06; Major, 11 Dec. 13; Lieut.-Col. P3 March, 25; Col. 28 June, 38. 2 Geo. Augustus Wetherall,3 C.B. & K.H. Lieut. 7th Fusiliers, 29 July, 95 ; Capt. 13 May, 05; Brevet-Major, 12 Aug. 19; Itegtl.-Major, Brevet- Lieut.-Col. 11 Dec. 24; Begtl.-Lieut.-Col. p 7 Aug. 28; Col. 28 June, 38. 19 Majors.—1 p Robert Mullen,4 K.H. Adj. 2 Aug. 01; Ens. 25 June, 02; Lieut. 25 May, 04 ; Capt. 25 Aug. 09 ; Brevet-Major, 22 July, 30; Begtl.-Major, 8 Aug. 33. 23 1 Charles Deane,5 K.H. Cornet, 5 Sept. 04; Lieut. p6 July, 06; Capt. p 5 Dec. 18; Major, p 19 June, 35. 2 Richard Bennett,6 Ens. 15 March, 21; Lieut. P25 Aug. 23; Capt. PS Aug. 26; Major, P10 March, 37. 2 p Dugald M‘Nicol,7 Ens. 16 Nov. 09; Lieut. 23 July, 12 ; Capt. p 19 Nov. 25 ; Major, 38 May, 38. LIEUT. Captains. CAPTAIN. BKEV. MAJ. 8ft 2 $ George Bell8.. 14 Mar. 11 17 Feb. 14 P 7 Aug. 28 29 Mar. 39 0 2 Burton Daveney 27 April 20 p 7 July 25 p 8 Nov. 27 0 2 George Goodall9 P 9 Sept. 13 p 1 Aug. 22 18 May 32 0 2 Ed. A.G.Muller10 3 Feb. 20 11 Aug. 25 p 11 Jan. 33 0 15 1 553E R. Blacklin11 18 July 15 13 July 20 8 Aug. 33 0 6 1 A.B. Montgomery 25 Nov. 24 30 Oct. 26 p 16 Aug. 33 0 2ft 1 Thomas Graham 21 May 26 P 27 April 27 p 9 Aug. 33 0 2 H. P. Raymond 9 April 25 p 17 May 27 p 21 Mar. 34 7A' T2 12 1 Thomas Nickoll. 23 May 05 29 April 06 8 April 25 28 June 38 0 2 Richard Going . 9 April 26 p 2 Feb. 27 p 19 June 35 0 2 John Mayne ... 22 June 26 p 12 April 27 p 5 Feb. 36 0 2 Henry Alex. Kerr p 17 Aug. 26 22 Mar. 32 p 18 Mar. 36 lift 1 Aug. C. Skyhner p 3 Oct. 16 p 3 Mar. 25 P 12 April 27 3 1 Wm. M‘Pherson P 22 Nov. 21 22 Sept. 25 p 17 Sept. 36 0 2 Trevor Davenport 8 June 30 P 22 Mar. 33 P 10 Mar. 37 0 1 F. G. Urquhart.. p 18 Nov. 31 P 16 Aug. 33 p 14 April 37 0 1 David S. Cooper p 29 June 30 p 10 May 33 p 2 Feb. 38 0 2 A. A. MacnicoL..12 p 23 Dec. 31 p 23 May 34 p 9 Feb. 38 R6DT5 1(Hs 1 II. Nicholson 10 Oct. 11 5 Aug. 13 24 Mar. 38 9 1 John Sampson 13 29 Nov. 10 9 Dec. 13 23 May 38 1 Lord Lynedoch6ft has received a istian. talcing-2 Col. of Carter the Isle was of presentFrance. in many of the actions of the Mahratt xnanded the Grenadiers of the 84th at the 3 Col. Wetherall was in action with a squadron of French frigates in the Mosambique channel in te 1810 ; in the attack asof aAid squadron de-Camp of toFrench Major-General frigates in Wetherall.Port S. E. of the Isle of France in July 1810. At the attack and quest of Java in 1811» bice,4 Major in Sept. Mullen 1803; wasattack present and captureat the capture of Guadaloupe of St. Ma-rtin in Feb. and 1810, St. onThomas which inoccasion., 1801 ; and although of Demerara, a captain, Esquibo, and holding and Ber- the staffvolunteered appointment to proceed of Town as aMajor subaltern of St. withAnn’s, a Barbadoes,company of and the command 1st Battalion, of the which detachments formed ofa part the armyof the in 1st that Light country, Infantry he BattalionOsina in Spainupon onthat the expedition, 18th ; and andat the resigned battle hisof Vittoria,staff appointment 21st June, for 1813; that siege purpose. of St. PresentS.ebastian, at andthe affairin the of assault, the Pass 25th of wounded.July, 1813, whenThe loss the sustained command; by of the the 3rd 3rd Battalion Battalion in devolved this assault on him,was all16 officershis seniors out ofhaving 21, andbeen upwards either killedof 300 or non-com- severely missioned5 Major officersDeane servedand privates the campaign killed and of 1809wounded. against the Rajah of Lahore. Present at the siege of Hatxass and other forts in 1817*6 Major Served Bennett in the servedBurmese in warthe Burmesein 1825 and war, 6. and was made prisoner 24th Nov. 1825, when returning sick from Prome to givenRangoon, up to and Sir taken Archibald by the Campbell enemy to 18th A-va, Feb. the 1826.capital, Received and after a wound having over experienced the left temple the most when barbarous taken. treatment, he was 7 Major M'Nicol served in the Peninsula from July 1811 to August 1814, including Arroyo de Molino, 28th Oct. 1811 ; manyVittoria, affairs Pyrenees, of out-posts. 7th, 25th, 26th, 30th, and 31st July, 1813; Nivelle, Nive, Bayonne, Orthes and Toulouse, besides a great 25th,8 Major 26th. 30th,Bell andserved 31st in July, the Peninsula1813, Nivelle, from Nive, July Bayonne,1811 Jo Aug. Orthes, 1814, andincluding Toulouse, Arroyo besides de Molino,a great Vittoria,many affairs Pyrenees, and skir- 7th, Charles,mishes. andServed St. inEustache; the Burmese he afterwardswar. Actively commanded employed the during Fort andthe garrisonrebellion ofin Coteau-du-Lac,Canada, particularly an important at the capture position of St.on theof the Frontier, River, andand receivedmounting the them thanks in ofposition Sir John when Colborne it was forreported his exertions impracticable in recovering ; the guns the gunswere and24-pounders, shot from thesixteen bottom of which and 4,000 round shot he recovered in the depth of winter, in the very face of the rebels. Bergcn-pp-Zoom,9 Capt. Goodall whereserved he the was campaign severely wounded.of 1814 in Holland, action at Merxem, operations before Antwerp, and attack on 10 [For this and other notes, see next page.] 51 ls£ (or the Royal) Regiment of Foot. Years’ Serv. Full Half Pay. Pay. Lieutenants. LIEUT. 0 2 James Richardson 14 .. 7 April 20 3 Nov. 25 1 John Wells Butt p 16 Jan. 16 2 Mar. 26 0 10 1 John Mullen 13 July 20 3 Mar. 26 ously11 Capt. to entering Blacklin, the previ-regu- 0 2 Aug. H. Ormsby 15 .... 29 June 24 22 Mar. 26 lar army, was an Ensign in 0 1 Tyrrell M. Byrne the West York Militia, from 30 June 24 23 Mar. 26 servewhich inhe the volunteered expedition to 0 1 Charles Curtis 10 Feb. 25 19 Feb. 27 Flanders, and was soon af- 0 1 Geo. Had. Dalrymple.. P 5 Nov. 25 6 Dec. 27 ter gazetted to an Ensigney 0 2 William Webster...... 20 Feb. 27 p 24 Aug. 32 inhaving the 3rd been Battalion present Royals, in the 17& 1 Geo. Rich. Campsie.... 5 Nov. 12 14 July 14 andactions 18th ofJune, the at 16th, Waterloo, 17th, 0 2 Fred. Nicholson ...... 13 June 30 p 24 April 35 where he was wounded. He 0 1 John Money Carter.... 18 May 32 p 7 Aug. 35 theafterwards East Indies, embarked and joined for 0 2 Lord Charles Beauclerk P 14 Dec. 82 p 5 Feb. 36 Hislopthe army in theof Deccan,Sir Thomas with 0 1 Henry R. Marindin.... p 11 Jan. 33 p 18 Mar. 36 which he served the cam- 0 1 Arch. C. Sanderson.... P 15 Feb. 33 P 25 Mar. 36 andpaigns was of present1817, 18, with and the19, 0 2 Don G. Angus Darroch p 22 Mar. 33 p 26 Aug. 36 force under Sir John Dove- 0 1 Thomas Scott Hawkins p 29 Mar. 33 ton at the siege, and com- p 17 Sept. 36 panymanded at thethe leadingstorming com* of 0 1 William Little Stewart P 12 April 33 13 Jan. 87 Asseerghur in 1819. Also 0 2 Henry Draper Neville P 16 Aug. 33 p 20 Jan. 37 served with the 1st Bat- 0 2 .fftm.C. Dawson Plunkett P 11 Oct. 33 p 10 Mar. 37 talion in the West Indies. 0 2 Frederick R. Mein 22 Oct. 33 p 14 April37 12 Cai>t. Nicholson was 0 2 Edw. Robert Wetherall present in the actions of p 27 June 34 p 22 Aug. 37 andthe Nivelie,Toulouse, Nive, and Orthes,served 0 2 Daniel Lysons P 26 Dec. 34 p 23 Aug. 37 the campaign in Ava, in- 0 2 David Green p 30 Dec. 34 p 2 Feb. 38 cluding the engagements of 0 2 John Edward Sharp P 24 April 35 p 9 Feb. 38 Nov.the 20th,1825. 25tb, and 26th 0 1 212E John Johnson 16 8 May 34 11 Mar. 38 0 1 Fra. L. Whitmore ... P 7 Aug. 35 10 May 39 Ensigns. 0 1 Arthur C. Hawkins.. p 5 Feb. 36 Tuscany,13 Capt. and Sampson was in servedthe action the beforecampaign Genoa, in 0 2 James P. Gore p 6 Feb. 36 and at the capture of that city in 1814. Served 0 1 Thomas J. Parker .. p 18 Mar. 36 in thethe actionexpedition of Bladensburgh, to the Chesapeak, and at andthe cap-was 0 2 Ninian Craig P 25 Mar. 36 ture of Washington, 24th Aug. 1814. Present 0 1 Edward C. Mullen .. P 26 Aug, 36 Servedin the iu’Florida,action before and wasBaltimore in the action Sept. before 1814. 0 2 W. H. Courtenay.. .. p 17 Sept. 86 New14 Lieut.Orleans Richardson 8th Jan. 1816. served in the Burmese 0 2 Walter Mitchelson .. P 20 Jan. 37 0 2 J. D. Windham .... p 10 Mar. 37 from15 Lieut.Sept. Ormsby1824 to Jan.served 1826, in theand Burmesewas present war 0 1 Frederick Moor .... p 14 April 37 at the siege and capture of Aracan, and in the 0 2 Edward V. Keane ... p 23 Aug. 37 Talacktherall's expedition.despatch for Mentioned distinguished in Col.gallantry We- 0 1 Charles Y. Edgcombe p 2 Feb. 88 inSt. actionBenoit, with in Canada, the rebels 14th at Dec. St. Eustache1837* and 0 2 Edward S. Claremont p 9 Feb. 38 which16 Quarter-Master, date the period of14th service Dec. has 1826,been com-from 0 1 Alexander£ Gordon .. 6 April 38 puted. 0 1 John M Court 13 July 88 ment17 Paymaster to the Cape Milchell of Good accompanied Hope, Montevideo, his regi- 0 2 Andrew Anderson .. p 19 Oct. 38 Portugal, Spain, Sicily, Holland, Flanders, 0 Cha. Evered Poole .... p 10 May 39 and Waterloo. m 10 S William Mitchell,17 13 Aug. 12; Assist.-Paym. 05. 0 Paymasters. • \ Wm. Granville Sharp, 1 April, 27. 0 E R 0 AOQumms.Adhdnvts _ 5| John- - MWetherall,

Majors. 0 John Algeo, Ensign, p 18 June, 05; Lieut. 1 Jan. 06; Capt. p28 Feb. 12; Major, p 26 June, 23; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. 0 H. Bennet Everest,3 Ensign, 22 Dec. 04; Lieut. 1 March, 07; Capt. P22 June, 20; Major, 23 Dec. 31. Captains. CAPTAIN. |BHEV.-MAJ. T2 John Crawfurd 4 .... 14 May 12 P 17 Sept. 13 p 17 May 21 10 Jan. 37 6 'P George H. E. Murphy5 Nov. 05 2 July 07 25 Oct. 14 10 Jan. 37 24.’*12 fj John Bonamy 6 .. . 19 Dec. 11 10 Feb. 14 p 24 Jan. 23 28 June 38 0 John Thomas Griffiths .. 6 Sept. 14 p 17 May 21 1 Sept. 31 0 William Pottinger 15 Dec. 17 9 April 25 p 31 Oct. 34 0 John Crofton 18 Dec.- 24 P29 Aug. 26 P 17 July 35 0 John Lumley p31 Dec. 25 p 20 Mar. 29 P 8 April 37 0 Henry Caulfeild 11 Dec. 23 p 14 July 25 p 8 June 30 0 Maurice G. Dennis..... 9 May 26 5 July 27 p 15 Dec. 37 0 Robert Maurice Beebee. P 25 May 26 p 20 Sept. 27 P21 June 39 Lieutenants. 3 Major Everest’s services :—Battle* 11 George Alexander Gordon 6 April 20 20 Dec. 24 of Roleia, Vi mi era, and Corunna; expedition to Walcheren ; in the 0 Charles Davers Allen.. 17 Sept. 12 20 May 13 Peninsula from Nov. 1812 to May 0 John Belshes Home ... p 17 April 28 P 8 June 30 1814, including battles of Vittoria, 0 Joseph Ralph the Pyrenees 25th 26th, 27th, and p 1 Jan. 26 11 June 30 28th of July ; attackt on the Heights 0 John Gray Wilson p 1 Aug. 26 10 Dec. 29 of Echellar(wounded); Nivelle, Nive 0 William Frederic Jekyll p 28 Aug. 28 1 Sept. 31 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th Dec., Orthes, and affair near Fort Blaye. 17^ $ 3121 F. Bree Muller . 3 Mar. 12 1 Apr. 14 Served in the American war, and wa§ 0 Frederick Bristow 4 8 June 30 9 May 33 present at the. siege of Fort Erie, 0 Francis Lucas p 1 Oct. 25 24 Oct. 27 Oct. 1814. 0 4 Major Crawfurd served in the John C. Mansergh. 26 Nov. 30 11 July 34 Peninsula from Jan. 1812 to July 1814, 15t! Richard Henry Tighe . 14 Dec. 09 12 Aug. 13 including operations of the covering 0 Edward Staunton 17 May 31 4 Dec. 34 army during the siege of Badajoz, 1812, as volunteer 79th regt. ; battle Robt. W. M. L. Fraser , 5 July 33 P 17 July 35 of Salamanca; capture of Madrid ; Morris Flail ..... p 15 Mar. 33 7 Jan. 36 battles of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Henry Augustus Sullivan p 21 Feb. 34 p 1 July 36 and Orthes (severe gun-shot wound.) 5 Major Murphy served in the Francis Dyke P 17 Jan. 34 9 Sept. 36 Peninsula from Dec 1808 until the William Reed • • . ■ p 5 June 35 p 15 Dec. 37 end of the war, including actions at Albeigana and Grijo ; passage of Edward James Blanckley 22 May 35 17 Jan. 38 the Douro ; capture of Coimbra; George Hughes Messiter 15 June 30 29 Sept. 34 siege and capture of San Sebastian ; Richard Sweet Cole .... p 12 Aug. 36 p 25 Dec. 38 passage of the Bidassoa; action at Bidort (wounded) ; Nivelle, Nive Chas. Napier North 20 May 36 p 28 Dec. 38 9th 10th (wounded) 11th 12th and Edward Montagu 7 April 37 14 June 39 13th Dec. : blockade of Bayonne ; Jas. Elphinst. Robertson P 8 April 37 P21 June 39 action at St Ellemo, and battle of Toulouse. Medal for Toulouse. Ensigns. 6 Major Bonamy served in the Peninsula from Sept. William T. Hall 28 April 37 1813 to June 1814, including battles of Nivelle, Nive Henry Milham Johnson.. P15 Dec. 37 8th 9th 10th and 11th Dec. and Orthes. 7 Paymaster Blakeman’s services : battles of Roleia, George Finlay...... p 17 Nov. 37 Vimiera, and Corunna; expedition to Walcheren ; in John Rees Croker p 25 Dec. 38 the Peninsula from Nov. 1812 to May 1814 including battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Heights of Echellar, David Ogilvy 28 Dec. 38 Nivelle, Nive 9th to 13th Dec., Orthes and Toulouse. Fred. Lussan Loins worth P 14 June 39 Served in the American War, and was at Fort Erie, Edw. F. Crowder 15 June 39 Oct. 1814. Thomas Rishton P21 June 39 Paymaster. tl John Blakemah,7 24 Jan. 05. Adjutant.—George Alexander Gordon, {Lieut.) 10 March, 30. Quarter-Master.—John Sheahan, 30 April, 27. Surgeon.—^ William Thompson, M.D. 19 Jan. 38; Assist.-Surg. 18 Oct. 10. Assist.-Surgs.—John Murtagh, M.D. 11 Feb. 30; Hosp.-Assist. 5 Dec. 26. Jas. Jackson, M.D. 29 July, 30 ; Hosp.-Assist. 27 Sept. 27. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox and Co. 1 Sir G. Nugent served in the first American war, and in Flanders, &c. 2 Col. Sullivan was employed during the Dutch and CafTre insurrection. Present at the action at Botus, and defeat of La Preneute French frigate in Algoa Bay in 1800. Present at the battle of Maida, and siege of Scilla. Naval action off Cape St, Mary’s on board H.M.S. Halcyon, with a Spanish squadron, 13th Dec. 1806. Served in the Pindarree war, and at the assault and capture of the Boria, Isle of Celebes. Suppressed three insurrections while commanding the Kandian provinces in Ceylon 57 h 1th Regime id of Foot, (or Royal Fusiliers.') In the centre of the colours, The “ Hose” within the Garter and the Crown oyer it. And in the corners of the second Colour, The u White Horse” wMartinique” — “Talavera” — “Albuhera” — “ Badajoz” — “ Salamanca” —“ Yittoria” — “ Pyrenees”—“ Orthes”—“ Toulouse”—“ Peninsula.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 46 {£) Rt. Hon. Sir Edw. Blakeney,1 K.C.B. & G.C.H. Cornet 28 Feb. 1794; Lieut. 24 Sept. 94; Capt. 24 Dec. 94; Major, 17 Sept. 1801; Lieut.-Col. 25 April, Full Half 08: Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Pay. Pay. Col. 7th Fusiliers, 20 Sept. 32. Lieut.-Colonel. lie Frederic Farquharson, JEns. 17 Sept. 13; Lieut. 25 May, 14; Capt. P23 Sept. 19; Major, p 29 June, 30 ; Lieut.-Col. p 7 Sept. 32. Majors. John Stuart, Ens. 22 Jan. 20; Lieut. 26 March, 23; Capt. P13 Aug. 25; Major, P 6 May, 36. Thos. Rich. Baker, Cornet, P9 Dec. 19; Lieut. PI April, 24; Capt. p 18 Feb. 26; Major, p 31 Aug. 38. ENSIGNS. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. William Hope 4 Nov. 24 P 27 Oct. 25 p 14 Feb. 28 William Guard p 6 Nov. 24 P31 Oct. 26 p10 Jan. 28 Lacy Walter Yea p 6 Oct. 25 p 19 Dee. 26 p 30 Dec. 36 M. R. S. Whitmore .... 26 June 27 p 5 Aug. 28' P16 Feb. 38 W. B. Ponsonby 13 Dec. 27 p 31 May 31 P23 Feb. 38 Ralph Bernal p 8 June 30 P 21 June 33 P27 July 38 Catesby Paget 8 Nov. 27 P31 Aug. 30 p 9 Mar. 39 Richard Wilbraham .... P 25 Mar. 28 25 May 33 p22 July 36 Rich. Mordesley Best .. P 20 April 32 p16 Jan. 35 p 7 June 39 (Sir’William O’Malley, Bt. p 28 Dec. 32 P 2 Oct. 35 P12 July 39 Lieutenants. Ralph Tho. Brandling .. p 31 May 33 p 6 Miay 36 T. St. P. H. C. Troubridge P 24 Jan. 34 P30 Dec. 36 Hon. Henry C. Boyle . P20 Sept. 33 p 17 Feb. 37 Thomas Butler P 9 May 34 p 7 April37 Hon. W. M. P. Talbot . 19 Dec. 34 p 15 Sept. 37 Geo. David Donkin ... P15 Aug. 34 p 1 Dec. 37 Chas. Lennox Wyke ... 6 Feb. 35 P 9 Jan. 38 Lord James Butler ... p 7 Nov. 34 P16 Feb. 38 Robert Stuart P23 May 34 11 June 37 Hon. T. H. H. Thurlow P 26 Feb. 36 p 9 June 38 Murdoc Maclaine ..... P29 Nov. 33 p 15 Dec. 37 Arthur John Pack ..... p 9 Aug. 33 p 5 May 37 Charles Stewart Cochrane p 8 April 36 p 17 Aug. 38 Aubrey F. Beauclerk.. never p 7 Aug. 35 Hon. Wm. Packenham P25 Aug. 37 P31 Aug. 38 Hon. Cha. Luke Hare p 18 Mar. 36 p 7 Dec. 38 David Dobbie never 28 Dec. 38 George Grogan p 16 Jan. 35 p 5 Oct. 38 Richard Maunseil .... p 24 April 35 p 9 Mar. 39 Hon. J. W. Fortescue p 14 July 37 p 5 June 39 Alexander Fraser .... Pll Aug. 37 p 12 July 39 9 0 Paymaster.—Thomas Gil ley, 11 May, 38; Lieut. & Adj.Q Nov. 30. 1 0 Adjutant.—David Dobbie, (Lieut.) 28 Dec. 38. 14 0 Quarter-Master.—John Ledsam, 20 April, 26. J7 0 Surgeon.—p Robert Shean,2 M.D. 26 Oct. 30; Assist.-Surg. 28 Jan. 13. 13 0 Assistant Surgeon.—J. O’Brien, 18 Oct. 27 ; Hasp.-Assist. 1 Feb. 27. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough & Co. [Returned from the Mediterranean, April, 1836.] 1 Sir Edward Blakeney has received a cross and one clasp for Martinique, Albuhera (severely wounded), Badajos (severely wounded), Vittoria, and Pyrenees. 2 L>r. Shean was present at the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, and the Nive. 58 Emb. for Foreign"] Service, 1830. J 8 th (or The King’s) Regiment of Foot. F ^mufca ” The “ White Horse” “ Nee aspera terrent,” “ The Sphinx,” with the words “ EGYPT”—“ MARTINIQUE”—“ NIAGARA.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 57 P Sir Henry Bayly,1 G.C.H. Ens. 12 April, 1783; Lieut. & Capt. 28 Aug. 93 ; Full Half Capt. k. Lieut.-Col. 6 Sept. 99; Col. 25 Oct. 09 ; Major-Gen. \ Jan. 12; Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Col, 8th Regt. 13 Sept. 25. Lieut.-Colonel. 13 Thos. Gerrard Ball,2 Ens, 17 Sept. 07 ; Lieut, p 1 Dec. 08; Capt. p 7 April, 14; Major, P 24 June, 24; Lieut.-Col. P 2 Oct. 35. Majors. Simcoe Baynes, Ens. 24 June, 12; Lieut. 28 Dec. 15; Capt. p 24 June, 24; Major, p 2 Oct. 35. Charles St. Lo Malet, Cornet, p6 Jan. 19; Lieut, p 26 May 25 ; Capt. p 25 Feb. 26 ;’ Major, p 10 Jan. 38. BBEVET- ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. Captains. MAJOR. H. Winch. Hartley .... 10 Sept. 18 1 Oct. 20 p 1 Oct. 25 28 June 38 Thomas Kenyon...!..'. p 23 Feb. 25 p 24 Nov. 25 P 14 Apr. 29 Jaimes Byron ...... p 13 Sept. 21. p 17 Dec. 25 p 10 May 33 John Longfield P 23 June 25 p 26 Sept. 26 P 30 Jan. 35 William Chearnley P 26 Nov. 25 p 15 Oct. 29 p 7 Aug. 35 H. Welladvice Roper.... p 21 Nov. 28 P21 Dec. 32 p 23 June 37 13 David Gardiner 3 . ... 27 June 11 24 Nov. 14 22 Nov. 37 Walter Ogilvy P 15 Oct. 29 p 8 Mar. 33 P10 Jan. 38 E. H. Greathed ...... P 22 June 32 p 10 May 33 p 27 Apr. 38 John Terry Liston p 27 July 32 p 7 Feb. 34 p 20 Nov. 38 Lieutenants. Cyrus Plaistow Trapaud p 9 June 25 p 18 Dec. 28 Fra. Saunderson Holmes p 8 Feb. 33 6 July 35 Stephenson Browne .... p 8 Mar. 33 P 4 Sept. 35 John Eldridge West ..,, p 7 Feb. 34 p 3 Feb. 37 Henry Capadose...... 26 Feb. 28 17 May 34 Alfred A. Malet P 30 Jan. 35 30 Apr. 37 John Hinde ...... , p 28 Feb. 35 P30 June 37 Mark P. Seward -...... p 30 Oct. 35 p 1 Sept. 37 F. Douglas Lumley . . . p 22 Oct. 33 8 Jan. 38 Coulthurst Holder ...... p 22 Jan. 36 p 10 Jan. 38 Hugh Hill . p 24 Nov. 35 p 27 Apr. 38 Ernest Lavie ...... , p 3 Feb. 37 p 20 Nov. 38 John Long Marsden p 17 Feb. 37 p 7 June 39 Ensigns; Robt. Fred. Turner ... p 30 June 37 W. M. G. M‘Murdo . .. 1 July 37 Thomas Clowes ...... p 1 Sept. 37 William Seymour ..... p 20 Oct. 37 C. F. B. G. Dickenson .. P10 Jan. 38 P. A. Iremonger p 27 Apr. 38 Arthur Leslie ...... p 20 Nov. 38 James Johnston ...... p 7 June 39 Paymaster.—Wm. Russell Lucas, 10 March, 37; 2nd Eieut. 18 March, 25 ; Lieut. 3 Jan. 28. * 7 0 Adjutant.—Fras. Saunderson Holmes, {Lieut.) 10 March, 37. 3 0 Quarter-Master.—Job Aldridge, 10 Feb. 37; Ens. 4 Feb. 37. 15 12 Surg.—Peter Fraser,46 Dec. 36; Asst.-Surg. 10 Dec. 12; Hosp.-Asst. 16 July, 12. 4 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—John Cha. Graham Tice, 15 Jan. 36. 2 0 Isidore Anthony Blake, 15 Sept. 37. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Henry Bayly served in Flanders: was present at the battle of Famars; the siege of Valenciennes, and was wounded at Lincelles. Sir Henry also served in Holland in 1799. Served in the Peninsula in 1814. 2 Col. Ball served in the Peninsula from June 1809 to Nov. 1818, including Busaco, Albuhera, Arroyo de Molino, Almaraz, Vittoria (wounded in the head), Maya (severely wounded in the left leg), in the Pyrenees, and siege of Badajoz in May 1811. 8 Captain Gardiner served the campaigns of 1812 and 18 in the Peninsula. 4 Dr. Fraser served in the American war, and was at the capture of Oswego. 59 Emb. for Foreign "| Service, 1882. J 9 th (or the East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot, si • The figure of “ Britannia,”- VIMIERA”—“ BTJSACO”—“ SALAMANCA”— VITTORIA”—“ ST. SEBASTIAN”—“ NIVE”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. P Sir Jolin Cameron,1 K.C.B. Ens. 25 Sept. 1787 ; Lieut. 30 Sept. 90; Capt. 11 July, 94; Major,. 9 Oct. 1800; Lieut.-Col. 28 May, 07 ; Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 9th Regt. 31 May, 33. Lieut.-Colonels.—John M‘Caskill,2 K.H. Ens. 10 March, 97; Lieut. 14 May, 1801; Capt. 6 March, 06; Brevet-Major, 12 Aug. 19; Regtl.-Major, p 11 March, 24 ; Lieut.-Col. P17 Feb. 25; Col. 28 June, 38. P Sir Edm. Keynton Williams,3 K.C.B. Ens. 30 Aug. 99; Lieut, p 18 April, 1800; Capt. 25th Sept. 07; Brevet-Major, 8 Oct. 12; Brevet-Lieut-Col, 21 June, 13; Begtl.-Major, 25 Oct. 14; Begtl.-Lieut.-Col. 1 June, 26; CoZ. 22 July,30. Majors.—Abra. Beresford Taylor,4 K.H. Ens. 14 Feb. 11; Lieut. 24 Dec. 12; Capt. 22 April, 25 ; Major, p 19 April, 33. P George Lennox Davis,5 Ens. 15 Sept. 08; Lieut. 15 Oct. 11; Capt. 7 April, 25; Major. P17 Oct. 37. Captains. CAPTAIN. IBREV.-MAJ. a -t P Charles Barnwell .. ., 30 July 07 30 Mar. 09 19 May 14 10 Jan. 37 0 Arthur Ogle P 1 Apr. 24 p 8 Sept. 25 p 16 July 29 0 Chas. Douglas never 19 May 14 p 16 June 25 28 June 38 17 P Wm. Hen. Hartman ., 9 July 03 28 Mar. 05 30 Oct. 12 22 July 30 0 John Donnelly p 17 May 27 p 16 July 29 p 30 Jan. 35 T5 Joseph Hammill 4 Jan. 10 13 May 12 28 Nov. 34 A Matthew Smith 16 Sept. 16 31 Dec. 23 8 Feb. 34 0 Studholme Wm. Metcalf p 24 July 28 p 19 Apr. 31 p 28 Aug. 38 0 Franklin Lushington .. .. p 16 July 29 10 Oct. 33 p 30 Oct. 38 0 John Charles Campbell.. p 15 May 28 p 7 Jan. 30 p 4 May 38 Lieutenants. 0 Thomas Sandes 20 May 19 2 June 25 Walter Foster Kerr .... p 23 Jan. 12 p 14 Oct. 13 m 4 Major Taylor served in the TJ John Hosken :. Pll June 30 p 28 Feb. 34 American war, including the battles 0 John W. Robinson 16 June 30 p 1 Aug. 34 of Chrystler’s Farm, and Niagara Arthur Borton p 13 July 32 P 3 Apr. 35 (severely wounded through the right 0 leg), siege of Fort Erie, Sept. 1814 ; 13^ 212E Wm. Broom Farrant p 1 Sept. 08 29 Jan. 12 present at the capture of Forts Log- 0 Robt. Joseph IMmonds.. p 30 Dec. 26 10 Jan. 31 hur, Koarree, and Ryghur in the ames Dunne p 27 Apr. 29 p 17 Nov. 32 East Indies in 1818 ; also assault 0 and capture of Roree in 1819. Served 0 John F. Field P 28 June 27 21 Feb. 34 the campaigns in Ava, including the 0 Studholme Brownrigg .. P 20 July 32 9 May 35 action at Dalla (wounded), attack on Panlang, Yangavehong, and 0 Wm. W. Powell p 16 Nov. 32 9 May 35 Donebew. 0 Edmund F. A. Hartman 22 Nov. 33 p 29 Dec. 35 5 Major Davis served in the 0 Voland Yashon Ballard .. p 7 Mar. 34 p 16 Sept. 36 Peninsula the latter part of 1808, until taken prisoner at Lugo, 9 Jan. 0 Charles Myers Creagh .. p 14 Mar. 34 8 Nov. 36 1809, where he was left dangerously 0 George Alex. Tytler .... p 28 Oct. 31 P 13 Mar. 35 ill; prisoner of war in France until Charles Elmhirst p 14 Aug. 35 p 17 Oct. 37 April 1814. 0 6 Quarter- Master Scott was at the 0 Duncan Munro Bethune 17 Apr. 35 21 Mar. 38 battle of Vimiera, capture of Oporto, 0 Rich. Gibbons Morgan .. p 29 Dec. 35 p 25 May 38 battle of Vittoria, siege of San Se- 0 Duncan Pirie P 18 Mar. 36 p 28 Aug. 38 bastian, battles of the Nive9th, 10th, 0 William Shelton 22 May 35 p 30 Oct. 38 and 11th Dec. 1813. 0 Fred. D. Lister 16 Sept. 86 p 22 Feb. 39 0 James Slator Gumming.. p 22 July 36 21 Nov. 38 0 George Cubitt 1 July 36 P26 Apr. 39 Ensigns. Archibald Bluntish 7 Dec. 38 0 George Pearson p 24 Apr. 38 Donald B. Macleod .... p 22 Feb. 39 1 0 Geo. J. Thomas p 25 May 38 Arthur Layard p 1 Mar. 39 1 0 Blayney Walshe p 28 Aug. 38 Samuel Jordan Palmer .. P26 April39 1 0 Chas. Spencer Gaynor .. 9 Nov. 38 Alex. Taylor 21 June 39 12 17j§j Paymaster.—Robert Bluntish, 14 Dec. 09. 7 0 Adjutant.—Studholme Brownrigg, {Lieut.) 25 May, 35. 32 0 Quarter-Master.—^ Joseph Scott,6 17 Dec. 07. 19 7 Surg.—Y. Sievwright, M.D. 25 Sept. 35 ; Asst.-Simg. 13 Mar. 17 ; Hosp.-Asst. 6 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—William Harvey, 28 March, 34. [7 June, 13. 0 Robert Harthill, 29 Dec. 37. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir John Cameron was at the taking of Martinique, St. Lucia, and Guadaloupe, where he was severely wounded and taken prisoner. Sir John has received a cross and three clasps for Vimiera, Corunna, Busaco, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian (wounded) and Nive. 2 Col. M^askill was at the landing at Porto Rico, and siege of St. Juan, May, 1797. On passage to India when the fleet under convoy of Sir T. Trowbridge was attacked by the French Admiral Linois in the Marengo 84, a heavy frigate, and another ship, Aug. 1805 ; present at the sieges and captures of Forts Sattarah, Singhur, Woossotah, and a great many others. Also at the reduction of the strong fortress of Sholappre, and the attack and dispersion of 5,000 of the Peshwa’s choicest troops strongly posted with their guns, 15 of which were captured under the walls of the fort, 11th May, 1818. 3 Sir Edm. Williams served the campaign of 1799 in Holland, including the actions of the 2nd and 6th Oct. (wounded) ; present at the battle qf Mai da in 1806, and the taking of Ischia in 1809. Served throughout the war in the Peninsula, in- cluding the following battles, sieges, &c., viz. Busaco (wounded), Badajoz, 1811, Salamanca (twice wounded, once severely), Burgos, Vittoria, Tolosa, St. Sebastian 1st, 2nd (wounded) and 3rd assaults, Bidassoa, Nivelle, Nive, Adour, and wounded at the investment of Bayonne. 60 10th (or the North Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot. The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT”—“ PENINSULA.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 49 P ©2E Sir John Lambert,1 G.C.B. JEns. 27 Jan. 1791 ; Lieut. & Capt. 9 Oct. Full Half 93; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 14 May, 01 ; Col. 25 July, 10; Mqj.-Gen. 4 June, Pay. Pay. 13 ; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25 : Col. 10th Regt. 18 Jan. 24. Lieut.-Colonel. 4t?t P Holman Custance,2 Ens. 20 Oct. 08; Lieut. 22 Feb. 10; Capt. P 26 May, 14; Maj. p 2 Sept. 24; Lieut.-Col. p 12 Dec. 26. Majors. Gervas Power, 2nd Lieut. 12 Sept. 16; Lieut. 7 April, 25; Cant, p 8 April, 26; Maj. p 4 Sept. 35. Saville Broom,3 Ens. P28 Dec. 15; Lieut. 15 Jan. 20; Capt. p 10 March, 25; Maj. 16 Sept. 36.

CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. 0 Thos. L. L. Galloway 14 April 13 14 Nov. 22 p 26 May 25 28 June 38 0 Wm. Henry Adams 1 Feb. 21 p 11 Mar. 24 p 18 July 26 lil Francis Dunne .... P29 May 23 p 23 June 25 p 30 Dec. 26 0 John Wilmot P 23 June 25 p 19 Sept. 26 p15 Feb. 31 19 Wm. M. Wetenhall P23 Sept. 24 p 16 Mar. 26 p 31 Aug. 30 0 Chris. L. Strickland P31 Mar. 25 p 8 April 26 p 24 May 33 0 p John K. Jauncey4 12 Mar. 07 10 Feb. 08 5 June 27 H3 Henry Onslow .... P24 Nov. 25 p 27 Mar. 27 4 Sept. 35 0 Tho. Harte Franks. . p 7 July 25 p 26 Sept, 26 1 Mar. 39 0 George Staunton .. p 5 Oct. 26 P15 Feb. 31 p 7 June 39 Lieutenants. 4 Capt. Jauncey, expedition 0 Wm. Hen. Goode .. . 21 May 18 P31 July 23 toWalcheren. Peninsula from Henry C. Powell . .. 9 April 25 p 17 July 26 July 1812 to June 1814, includ- 0 ing battle of Castalla, siege of 0 George Wright ..... P10 Nov. 25 P27 April 27 Tarragona, retreat from ditto, 0 Edward Shanlv® 1 June 26 10 Sept. 30 and second siege; retreat from 0 W. G. D. Nesbitt ... P27 April 27 P24 May 33 Villa Franca after the battle of the Pass of Ordal; investment 0 John Green Paley ... P26 June 27 p 29 Nov. 33 of Barcelona in 1814. Expedi- 0 Fred. Wm. Hill P27 Dec. 27 p 13 Dec.- 33 tion to Naples in 1815. 0 James Horsburgh ... p 6 Aug. 29 26 Dec. 84 5 Lieut. Shanly served the 0 Edw. Rich. White ... p 8 June 30 p 6 Mar. 35 campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15, in Upper Canada, and was pre- 0 Charles Harford p 15 Feb. 31 p 4 Sept. 35 sent at the battles of Chippewa 0 Arthur B. Cane 11 Jan. 33 16 Sept. 36 and Lundy’s Lane (wounded). 0 R. Lloyd Thomas ... P13 Dee. 33 p 1 Mar. 39 6 Quarter-Master Blenkinsop William Fenwick ... was present at the action before 0 26 Dec. 34 p 7 June 39 Alcoy in Spain. Ensigns. 7 Dr. Regan served in the expedition against 0 John Garvock p 4 Sept. 35 New Orleans. 0 John Hen. Grant 2 April 36 0 Hen. E. Longden 16 Sept. 36 0 Sam. Goold Adams .... p 8 Dec. 37 0 J. W. E. Penrose p 17 Aug. 38 0 Geo. J. Thomas P25 May 38 0 John James Bull p 7 June 39 0 Herb. Wat. Wms. Wynn p 5 July 39 3^ Paymaster.—Robert Uniacke, 6 July, 26; Em. 14 May, 12; Lieut. 9 Sept. 13 0 Adjutant.—Edward Shanly, {Lieut.) 1 June, 26. 0 Quarter-Master.—13 Wm. Blenkinsop,6 13 Aug. 29. 2 Surgeon.—J. Regan,7 2 Nov. 30; Assist.-Surg. 1 Sept. 14; Hasp.-A. 7 Oct. 09. Assistant-Surgeon.—Stephenson Teevan, M.D. 23 Nov. 26 :• Hosp.-Assist. 16 June, 25. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returnedfrom Corfu, 28 Jan. 38.] 1 Sir John Lambert served in Flanders, and was at Lincelles and the sieges of Valenciennes, and Dunkirk; has received a Cross for Niveile, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. 2 Col. Custance was severely wounded at the passage of the Nive, and again in France. 3 Major Broom was at the siege and capture of Malligaum in the East Indies in 1818. 61 Emb. for For."] Service, 1827. J ll£/i (or North Devonshire) Regiment of Foot. T Canada'" “Salamaitca”—“ Pyrenees”—“Nivelle”—“ Nive”—“Orthes”—“ Toulouse”—“ Peninsula.” Colonel. 62 P Sir Rufane Shawe Donkin,1 K.C.B. & G.C.H. JEns. 21 Mar. 1778 ; Lieut. 9 Full Half Sept. 79; Capt. 31 May, 93; Major, 1 Sept. 95; Lieut.-Col. 24 May, 98; Pay. Pay. Col. 25 April, 08; Maior-Gen. 4 June, 11; Lieut.-Gen. 19 July, 21; Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. lith Regt. 15 March,2 37. 1A Lieut.-Colonel.—George Leigh Goldie, C.B. Cornet, 3 Sept. 03; Lieut. 14 Mar.05; Capt. 4 Dec.06; Brev.-Maj.20 June, 11; Brev.-Lt.-Col. 12 Aug. 19; Begtl.-Major, 4 May, 26; Begtl.-Lieut.-Col. 13 Aug. 30; : Col. 10 Jan. 37. Majors.—B. Vigors Derinzy,3 K.H. Em. 26 May, 06; Lieut: 16 Mar. 08; Capt. 25 Oct. 14; Major, 4 Jan. 83. $ Cecil Bisshopp,4 C.B. Cornet, 10 Dec. 1799; Lieut. P14 Oct. 00; Capt. 23 June, 08; Brevet-Major,<21 May, 25; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. lQ Jan.26; Regtl.- Major, 6 Sept.. 34. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. -ENSIGN. - MAJOR. Wm. Chambre 9 July 11 27 May 12 P10 Jan. 22 10 Jan. 37 03E H. Keane Bloomfield 30 Sept. 13 p 7 Aug. 17 p 1 Apr. 24 28 June 38 ^ Isaac Richardson5.... 5 Aug. 07 I Oct. 08 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 Edward Sterling Farmar 2 Jan. 17 p 10 Jan. 22 p 18 Oct. 33 John Taylor Winnington p 2 Dec. 31 p 24 July 35 p 1 Sept. 37 John Fordyce p 18 Dec. 28 Pll May 32 p 5 Aug. 36 Edward Moore • ’ 21 May 18 7 Apr. 25 7 Feb. 39 John Singleton P17 June 26 P31 Dec. 27 P15 Feb. 39 Hen. Blankley H. Rogers P 17 Jan. 28 P12 Apr. 33 p 14 Oct. 36 John Lee 31 Aug. 30 P19 June 35 p 26 Apr. 39 Lieutenants. 1 Sir Rufane Donkin was at the John Tobin p 28 Dec. 25 p 16 Aug. 27 taking of Martinique, Guadeloupe, James Goold p 15 Sept. 25 21 May 29 and St. Lucie ; wounded at Ostend ; accompanied the last expedition to Bertram Charles Mitford p27 April 27 p 3 May 31 Copenhagen, and has received a me-r Arthur Kennedy P24 May 27 p 17 Feb. 32 dal for Talavera. Edward Lionel Wolley .. p 29 Dec. 25 4 Jan. 33 2 Col. Goldie served in the Penin- sula from March 1809 to Nov. 1813, Gerald George Dunlevie 26 Mar. 29 P18 Oct. 83 including the passage of the Douro, Lewis Alex. Boyd 21 May 29 p 9 Oct. 35 battles of Talavera, Busaco, Albu-; Alexander Cockburn.... hera, Vittoria, and the , Pyrenees,; P 4 Dec. 32 P27 May 36 besides many other minor actions, James Forbes P 1 Nov. 33 P10 July 37 skirmishes, &e. Severely wounded Edw. Lynch Blosse •. • • p 15 Nov. 33 p 25 Jan. 39 in the Pyrenees, 30th July, 1813, by a musket-ball (long considered mor- R. Brown T. Boyd P20 Feb. 35 P15 Feb. 39 tal) which is still lodged in the William Browne. p 18 Oct. 88 16 Feb. 39 lungs. Medal for Albuhera. Aug. Fred. Jenner p 9 Oct. 35 P21 June 39 3 (See bottom of page.) Ensigns. 4 Col. Bisshopp’s services :—Campaign and battle of Corunna i expedition to Walcheren ; campaign in the v Sam. Symes Cox ...... p 13 Nov. 35 south of France; capture of Bhurtpore in 1826. Valentine F. Story p 25 Nov. 36 5 Major Richardson served in the Peninsula from Aug. Geo. F. A. Tobin p 30 Dec. 36 1809 to Oct. 18X4, includ. bat. of Busaco; the subsequent retreat of the army to the lines before Lisbon ; the 'adv. & Walter F. Clark Pll May 38 purs, ofthe en. when they broke up from Santarem, Mar. Simon Fitzh. Jacson .... p 25 Jan. 39 4,1811 ; block, of Almeida ;and bat. of Fuentes d’Onor. 6 Paymaster Boyd accompanied the expedition to Alex. S. G. Jauncey .... p 15 Feb. 39 Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing. Jas. Talbot Stanley .... p 4 Jan. 39 7 Dr. Leonard served in the Peninsula from May Jas. Hamilton Ross .... p 21 June 39 1811 to Sept. 1814. Paymaster.—^ AlexanderBoyd,6 8 Feb. 21; Ens. 14 Sept 08; Lieut. 9 Aug. 09 • j Adjutant.—R. B. T. Boyd, {Lieut.) 15 Feb. 39. Quarter-Master.—J. J. Grant;15 Oct. 38. Surgeon.—p Daniel Leonard,7 2 Aug. 33; Assist-Surg. 11 May, 15; Hosp.- Assist. 12 Mar. 11. Assistant-Surgeons.—James Stewart, 17 April, 38. Patrick Brodie, 20 April, 26; Hosp.-Assist. 16 June, 25. Facings, Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 3 Major Derinzy’s services :—Campaign and battle of Corunna (severely wounded in both knees;) expedition to Walcheren ; siege and capture of Flushing (wounded in left arm.) In the Peninsula, from Dec. 1810 until the end of the war, including affairs of Redinha and Pombal ; re-capture of Campo Mayor ; capture of Olivenqa; 1st siege of Badajoz ; battle of Albuhera ; siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo ; siege and capture of Badajoz ; battle of Salamanca ; affair of Aldea de Ponte ; retreat from Madrid ; affairs of Osma and Jocauna; battle of Vittoria ; blockade of Pampeluna ; affairs of Roncesvalles, Zubisi, &c. ; battles of Pampeluna, 28th July, and of the Pyrenees, 30th July ; affairs of Echallar, St. Estevan, &c ; capture of San Sebas- tian ; passage of the Bidassoa ; battles of the Nivelle, (dangerously wounded (reported killed)'through the body) ; and.Nive ; affairs of Baslide de la Clarence, and Gave d’Oleron. Twice wounded, musket ball in left arm, and by a splinter of a shell in the chest at the battle of Toulouse, but did not quit the field. 62 Emb. for Foreign"! PSerring at the Service, 1837. J \2th (or the East Suffolk) Regt. of Foot |_ Mauritius. “ MINDEN”—“ GIBRALTAR”—with the Castle and Key—11 Montis Insignia Years’ Serv. Calpe”—“ SERINGAPATAM”—“ INDIA.” 52 Colonel. Hon. Robert Meade, Em. 7 Nov. 1787 ; Lieut. 15 May, 93 ; Capt. 23 Sept. 93; Full Half Major, 30 Oct. 94; Lieut.-Col. 10 Mar. 95; Cot. 29 April, 02 ; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 25 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. I2th Regt. 9 Oct. 23. Lieut.- Colonel. 49 Joseph Jones,1 Em. 31 Jan. 11; Lieut. 5 Feb. 14; Capt. p 25 Sept. 23; Major, p 8 Oct. 30; Lieut.-Col. P28 Aug. 35. Majors. John Patton, Ens. 18 Sept. 17 ; Lieut, p 1 Mar. 21; Capt. p 10 Sept. 25; Major, p 31 Oct. 34. H. Arthur O’Neill, Cornet, p 11 Oct. 21; Lieut. 10 Sept. 24; Capt. p 4 Feb. 26; Major, p 28 Aug. 35. LIEUT. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. 15 Sir R. A. Douglas, Bt... 20 Dec. 24 p 17 Sept. 25 P 17 Jan. 28 29 Sterling Freeman Glover 21 Feb. 11 25 Nov. 13 p 31 May 33 13 Richard England p 14 Sept. 26 18 Dec. 28 p 31 Oct. 34 13 William Bell ... p 3 April 27 p 8 Oct. 30 p 3 July 35 12 Gerald Steph. FitzGerald 26 April 28 p 15 Feb. 31 p 24 Mar. 37 10 Henry Darley...... ' p 24 Sept. 29 26 Oct. 32 p 25 July 37 24 Julius Henry Stirke .. 4 Aug. 14 p 25 Sept. 23 22 Nov. 36 9 Edward Walhouse .... p 8 Oct. 30 p 31 Oct. 34 p 11 Aug. 37 28 Francis Marsh...... 5 Mar. 12 30 Dec. 19 4 Jan. 33 6 J. M. Perceval p 21 June 33 p 18 Mar. 36 p 18 May 38 Lieutenants. 20 49 William Dunne2 .... 16 July 12 21 Sept. 15 2 Lieut. Dunne served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1812 5 Thomas Brooke ...... p 31 Oct. 34 p 29 July 36 to Sept. 1814, including the 9 John Francis Kempt .... p 16 June 30 19 May 37 battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees 4 Francis Gilbert Hamley p 7 Aug. 35 p 25 July 37 (wounded), Nivelle and Nive 4 from 9th to 13th Dec. James Boyd p 28 Aug. 35 p 22 Aug. 37 3 Quarter-Master Swift serv- 4 Rich. John Allen Philipps p 18 Mar. 36 p 1 Sept. 37 ed at Travancore in the East 9 Charles Robert Storey p 16 June 30 29 Jan. 36 Indies in 1809, and at the at- 3 Charles Simeon p 13 May 36 p 18 May 38 tack and capture of the Isle of France in 1810. 5 Hew Dalrymple Fanshawe 4 July 34 p 25 May 38 4 Dr. Cotton was at the 3 Rob. Geo. Duff ...... p 29 July 36 p 26 June 38 siege and capture of Bhurtpore 9 Samuel Reed 15 June 30 26 July 33 in 1825 and 26. 3 Perrott Thornton .... P 13 Jan. 37 P 22 Mar. 39 Ensigns. 3 John Arthur O’Toole... p 30 July 36 4 Henry D. Persse 22 April 36 2 Francis Grey Tidy 30 June 37 2 William Wilson P 22 Aug. 37 2 Bennett W. Gillman... p 23 Aug. 37 2 Richard Bourne p 1 Sept. 37 1 John Marcon ...... p 18 May 38 1 Augustus Fred. Braham . p 26 June 38 1 William Longfield p 22 Mar. 39 28 Paymaster.—J. Wadeson,9 Aug. 27; Ens. 27 June, 11; Lieut. 13 Oct. 12. 4 Adjutant.—Henry D. Persse, (Em.) 22 Nov. 36. 10 Quarter-Master.—B. Swift,3 21 May, 29. 26 Surgeon.—Thomas F. Cotton,4 13 Mar. 35; Assist.-Surg. 17 Aug. 15; Hosp.- Assist. 4 Oct. 13. 4 Assistant-Surgeom.—John Booth, 17 July, 35. 11 William Robertson, 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 8 May, 28. Facings Yellow—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. I Col. Jones served in the Peninsula from March 1812 to March 1814, including battle of Castalla; siege of Tarragona; battle of Villa Franca and retreat; taking of the forts in the Pass of Ballaguer, and blockade of Barcelona. 63 Emb. for Foreign"] S n Service, 1823. J 13th (or ls£ Somersetshire) Foot.—Light Infantry. [ Bengai! Years’ Serv The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT” MARTINIQUE”—“ AVA.” Colonel. 63 Edw. Morrison, Ens. 20 Jan. 1777 ; Lieut. &c. Capt. 15 Sept. 80; Capt. & Lieut.- Full Half Col. 13 Jan. 90; Col._26 Feb. 95; Major-Gen. 1 Jan. 98; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. Pay. Pay. 05 ; Gen. 4 June, 14; Col. 13th Light Infantry, 15 Feb. 13. Lieut.-Colonels.—R. H. Sale,1 C.B. Ens. 24 Sept. 95; Lieut. 12 April, 97 ; Capt. 23 March, 06 ; Major, 30 Dec. 13; Lieut.-Col. 2 June, 25; Col. 28 June, 38. 0 William H. Dennie,2 C.B. Ens. 1 Jan. 00; Lieut. P4 Aug. 04; Capt. p4 Oct 10; Major, p 19 April, 21; Lieut.-Col. p 6 July, 32. 33 0 Majors.—Edward T. Tronson,3 Ens. 28 Nov. 06; Lieut. 26 Jan. 08; Capt. p 2 Sept. 19 ; Major, p 27 March, 35. 30 Tristram C. Squire,4 Ens. 24 April, 09; Lieut, p 31 Jan. 10; Capt. p 18 Oct. 21; Major, 10 Jan. 37 ; IIegtal.-Major, 21 April, 39. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 0 Robert Joseph Debnam5 25 June 03 10 June 04 p 1 April 10 22 July 30 7 George Fothergill p 25 Sept. 17 P 20 Jan. 25 p 29 Aug. 26 *129U Wm. Sutherland6 ...... 29 July 13 26 May 14 p 27 Oct. 28 0 James Kershaw7 18 Feb. 17 2 Dec. 24 p 11 Aug. 29 0 Robert Pattison8 31 Mar. 08 4 Jan. 10 30 Oct. 31 0 J. G. Dalhousie Taylor .. 1 July 25 25 Oct. 27 p 6 July 32 0 Horatio Nelson Vigors .. p 12 April 27 p 11 Aug. 29 p 27 Mar. 35 i! Henry Havelock9 ...... 20 July 15 p 24 Oct. 21 5 June 38 $ Rich. M. Meredith10 .. 1 April 13 26 Jan. 15 2 Sept. 38 Fra. Wm. Stehelin11 .... 8 Oct. 12 8 Feb. 16 21 April 39 Lieutenants. 12 0 A. P. Savage Wilkinson 25 Dec. 22 16 Dec. 24 4 Major Squire iserved the cam* . 0 Hamlet Wade...... p 22 Feb. 27 9 Aug. 30 paigns of 1810, 11, and 13, in the Peninsula; served the Burmese 0 James H. Fenwick.. .. 25 Oct. 27 30 Oct. 31 war in 1824. 13& John Foulston 1 Feb. 07 29 Sept. 08 5 Maj. Debnam’s services Cam 0 Peter Raym. Jennings p 5 Aug. 28 p 22 June 32 paign of 1804, including capture of Indore ; siege of Bhurtpore 1805; 0 Robert George Hughes P -29 June 30 p 6 July 32 campaigns of 1812, 15, 16, and 17, in 0 Alex. Essex F. Holcombe p 3 Dec. 30 12 Septi 34 India ; capture of Rangoon and 0 George King ...... 13 April 31 p 16 Jan. 35 Burmese war. 6 Capt. Sutherland served through- 0 Rollo Gillespie Burslem 13 April 32 p 27 Mar. 35 out the Burmese war, including the 0 John Steward Wood .. 12 April 31 p 21 Aug. 35 capture of Cheduba : operations in 0 front of Rangoon, Kokaign, Napadie, Frederick Holder .... p 27 April 32 p 22 July 36 Melloon, and Pagam-Mew. 0 Wm. Alex. Sinclair .. p 23 June 32 2 Aug. 36 7 Capt. Kershaw served throughout 0 Hon. E. J. W. Forester p 28 Dec. 32 5 June 38 the Burmese war, and was wounded at the capture of the island of Cheduba. 0 Fred. Gordon Christie 8 April 34 20 July 38 8 Capt. Pattison was at cap. of Mar- 0 Thomas Oxley 18 July 34 p 3 Aug. 38 tinique 1809, and Guadaloupe 1810 ; 0 J. Byron Hobhouse .. p 27 June 34 p 4 Aug. 38 served camps, of 1813 & 14 in Canada; served through, the Bur. war, includ. 0 David Rattray p 27 May 35 2 Sept. 38 cap. of Rangoon, and storm, the fol- 0 Edward King p 22 May 35 29 Jan. 39 lowing stockades Kemaroot, Ko- 0 kaign (sev. wounded), Pagoda Hill, George Mein 19 June 35 21 April 39 Napadee, Melloon, & Pagam-Mew. 0 Richard Edward Frere p 22 July 36 14 June 39 9 Capt. Havelock served through- 0 Francis Levett Bennett p 25 July 37 p 5 July 39 out the Burmese war. Ensigns. 10 Capt. Meredith served in the Peninsula from Nov, 1813 to June 1814, and was actively employed from the 0 George Wade 27 May 36 Pyrenees to the battle of Toulouse, at which he was 0 Henry Penny...... p 9 Mar. 38 present. Served in Canada in 1814 and 15 ; present 0 John Wm. Cox 26 June 38 at cap. of Rangoon May 1824. 11 Captain Stehelin served the campaigns of 1813 0 William Williams .... p 3 Aug. 38 and 14 in Canada. Served throughout the Burmese war, 0 F. Van Straubenzee .. p 17 Aug. 38 including capture of Cheduba and Kemaroot; opera 0 tions before Rangoon, and attack of Pagoda Point. Thos. Beckwith Speedy 15 Mar. 39 12 Lt. Wilkinson served throughout the Burmese war. 0 T. F. P. C. Scott .... p 26 Apr. 39 13 Quart.-Master Sheridan served at the Ferrol, and 0 Q. G. C. Stapylton .. 14 June 39 throughout thecampaign of 1801 in Egypt; present at 0 Edward B. Cureton .. 21 June 39 the capture of Martinique 1809 ; served throughout the 0 Rob. S. Parker 5 July 39 Burmese war. 7& Pay master.-r-U.axry Carew, 1 Feb. 31; Ens. 1 Jan. 11; Lieut. 19 March, 14 0 Adjutant.—Hamlet Wade {Lieut.) 5 June, 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—Mark Sheridan,13 18 Feb. 13. Surgeon.—13 512il Denis Murray, M.D. 23 Nov. 32 ; Assist.-Surgeon, 22 June, 15; Hosp.-Assist. 9 Nov. 12. 14 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—J. Robertson, M.D. 13 Mar. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 29 Dec. 25. 4 0 George West Barnes, M.D. 8 April, 36. Facings Yellow—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Col. Sale was at the battle of Mallavelly 27th March, 1799 siege and storm of Seringapatam (medal) ; campaign of 1804 in the Weynaud country ; storming of the Travipicore lines in 1809 ; capture of the Isle of France in 1810 ; present at the cap- ture of Rangoon, and served throughout the Burmese war ; wounded severely on the head 15th Dec. 24; and again at Mallown. 2 Col. Dennie served the campaign of 1805 and 6 in India under Lord Lake ; present at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810 ; also at the capture of Rangoon, and throughout the Burmese war ; wounded in the head 15th Dec. 1824. 3 Major Tronson was at the capture of Martinique 1809 and Guadaloupe 1810 ; served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Ca. n&da ; served throughout the Burmese war, and was severely wounded at Pagaume 9th Feb. 1826. 64 Erab. for Foreign"] ["Serving in the Service, 1886. J 14£A (or Buckinghamshire) Regiment of Foot. L West Indies. The Royal Tiger, superscribed “ INDIA.”—On the Bear-skin Caps of the Grenadiers and Drummers,' the White Horse, “Nec aspera terrent.”~“TOURNAY”—“CORUNNA”—“ JAVA”—“WATERLOO” —“BHURTPORE.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 56 James Watson,1 C.B., Ens. 24 June, 1783; Lieut. 18 April, 92; Capt. 11 Mar. Full Half 95; Major, 3 Dec. 02; Lieut.-Col. 15 May, 06; Col. 4 June, 14; Major- Pay. Pay. Gen. 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 14th Regt. 24 May, 37. Lieut.-Colonel.—$ Mathias Everard,2 C.B. & K.H. Ens. 28 Sep. t04; Lieut. 21 33 March, 05; Capt. 23 April, 07 ; Brevet-Major, 19 July, 21; Itegtl.-Major, 11 Nov. 25; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 19 Jan. 26; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. 4 Aug. 29. 25 X Majors.—Maurice Barlow, Ens. P21 July, 14; Lieut. 23 March, 15 ; Capt. P20 Dec. 21; Major, p 12 June,3 28. 27 0 !? 5121 Benjamin Whitney, Ens. 25 Feb. 13; Lieut. 20 Nov. 17; Capt. 28 April, 25; Major, p 25 Nov. 36. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. 0 f) Martin C. Lynch4 .... 11 Feb. 08 31 May 09 22 June 26 0 Cha. Rayner Newman8.. 28 Sept. 09 15 Aug. 11 p 1 May 28 0 Dickens M. Hazlewood6 10 May 09 P13 Dec. 10 10 July 31 0 James Watson 22 Mar. 21 p 25 Dec. 22 p 14 Dec. 32 6 Bingley Broadhead .... p 22 Oct. 25 p 20 Sept. 26 P 5 July 33 0 George Douglas 8 Oct. 25 p 5 April 27 P26 June 35 0 Tho. Holmes Tidy7 14 April 25 p 28 Sept. 26 p 2 Oct. 35 14 Joseph Smith 16 Feb. 08 14 Mar. 11 13 Mar. 27 0 John Watson7. 20 July 26 P17 May 27 Pll Aug. 37 0 Geo. A. Wilson ...... P29 Sept. 29 p 21 Dec. 32 p 26 April 39 Lieutenants. 0 Robert Daly8 8 Aug. 22 6 Jan. 26 0 Ralph Budd 10 Mar. 25 p 16 Mar. 26 0 Hen. M. F. Stirke 31 July 28 6 Sept. 34 0 Rob. Spread Grady .... p 3 Feb. 32 p 3 April 35 4 Captain Lynch was at the 0 John Dwyer p 19 July 31 21 Nov. 34 siege of Flushing. Served at 0 Malta and the Ionian Islands Collett Leventhorpe .... p 28 Sept. 32 P 2 Oct. 35 under Lord Wm. Bentinck. 0 Arth. W. Campbell .... 15 Mar. 33 25 Dec. 35 At Genoa and in the South of BA John Mellis p 10 June 26 p 3 April 28 France in 1814. Present at 0 Edward Archdall 6 Sept. 34 the siege and capture ofBhurt- 2 P25 Nov. 36 pore, wounded at the assault B Henry Pigott ; P 9 July 29 14 June 33 18th Jan. 1826. 0 William Douglas ...... p 23 May 34 1 Aug. 38 5 Captain Newman was at 0 Edward Prothero p 2 Oct. 35 P 26 April 39 the siege and storming of Bhurtpore. Ensigns. 6 Captain Hazlewood,was at the siege and 0 Edm. P. Mackie P 3 April 35 capture of Flushing, 1809. Present at the siege 0 p 30 Oct. 35 and capture' of Bhurtpore, 1826. William Blundell 7 Captains Tidy and Watson were at the siege 0 Richard Ellerton p 29 Jan. 36 and capture of Bhurtpore. 0 John Spence 22 April 36 8 Lieut. Daly lost a leg at Bhurtpore. 0 Rob. Wm. Romer p 30 Sept. 36 9 Quarter - Master Goddard was at Water- loo, 18th June, and storming of Cambray, 24th 0 Arthur H. Elton 28 Oct. 36 June, 1815. Present at the Siege of Hattrass. 0 James Jerningham p 25 Nov. 36 Served the campaign of 1817 and 18, in the 0 T. Edmond Holmes ... P28 Dec. 38 Deccan. Present at the siege and storming 0 John Peter Hall p 26 April 39 of Bhurtpore, 1826. 29 Paymaster.—Peter Valentine Wood, 2 Aug. 31; Ens. 17 Sept. 071 Lieut. 3 Jan. 11; Capt. 13 Feb. 28. Adjutant.—John Spence, (Ens.) 28 Oct. 36. Quarter-Master.—5123. Samuel Goddard,9 20 March, 23. Surgeon.—Richard Dowse, 8 Jan. 36; Assist.-Surg. 25 Jan. 15. Assist.-Surgs.—Henry Drummond, M.D. 28 Nov. 34. John Thomson Teller, 17 July, 35. Facings Buff.—Agent, Mr. Charles Downes, 14, Warwick-street, Charing-cross. 1 General Watson has received a medal for Java, and has performed most distinguished service in the various wars in the East Indies. 2 Colonel Everard’s services :—Expedition to South America, including talcing of Maldonado; actions previous to, and assault of Monte Video, where he commanded the Forlorn Hope. Campaign and battle of Corunna. Expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Flushing. Commanded 14th Regt. at the siege of Hatrass, 1816. Commanded Flank Battalion in the campaigns of 1817 and 18, under Lord Hastings. Commanded 14th Regt. at the siege and assault of Bhurtpore, 1826. 8 Major Whitney served in the Peninsula in 1818, and in Holland in 1814, including both actions at Merxem ; bombardment of French fleet at Antwerp; storming of Bergen-op-Zoom. Wounded on crossing the Mondego in Spain. Severely wounded and taken prisoner at Bergen-op-Zoom. Severely wounded at Quatre Bras, and slightly at Waterloo. 65 i Emb. for For."] Service, 1827.J \5th (or the Yorkshire E. li.) Regiment of Foot. [Canada" “ MARTINIQUE”—“ GUADALOUPE.”

Colonel. 9 Sir Moore Disney,1 K.C.B., Ens. 17 April, 1783 ; Lieut. & Capt. 3 June, 91; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 12 June, 95; Col. 29 April, 02; Major-Gen. 25 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 15th Regt. 23 July, 14. Lieut.-Colonel. Lord Charles Wellesley, Ens. p 16 Jan. 24; Lieut, p 21 Nov. 28; Capt. P26 Feb. 30; Brevet-Major, 8 Sept. 31; Regtl.-Major, p4 Oct. 33; Lieut.-Col. p 29 Dec. 37. Majors. Thomas A. Drought, Ens. 11 Nov. 13; Lieut, p 16 Oct. 17 ; Capt. p 10 Oct. 22 ; Major, P31 Dec. 30. Wm. Robert Brudenell Smith, Ens. 29 July, 24; Lieut, p 28 Jan. 26; Capt. P20 Mar. 27 ; Major, p 21 June, 39. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. ENSIGN. Geo. Dennis Colman .. 29 Dec. 04 21 May 06 18 May 15 10 Jan. 37 Robert A. Cuthbert .. P25 Sept. 23 P 7 July 25 p 28 May 29 James R. Brunker .... 9 April 25 9 Sept. 28 P14 Sept. 32 T. Halifax Western .. 2 Jan. ,26 p 5 June 27 p 29 April 36 0 George Pinder P 24 Aug. 26 p 31 Dec. 30 P 21 Oct. 36 0 R. H. J. B. M^Ctymmin P16 Dec. 24 p 6 Oct. 25 p 26 Nov. 30 0 John A. Cole 14 Jan. 30 26 May 33 p 14 Dec. 38 0 John Hope Wingfield p 17 May 31 p 4 Oct. 33 p18 Jan. 39 0 Fitz William Walker.. p 31 Dec. 30 p 17 June 36 P21 June 39 0 Charles Horrocks .... P 4 Jan. 33 p 21 Oct. 36 P22 June 39 Lieutenants. «6UT2 F. Lennox Ingall .... 8 April 13 14 Mar. 16 0 Jas. Roy. Norton .... 9 April 25 17 Dec. 30 0 James Hay 16 Feb. 21 Dec. 32 Robert Mac Gregor .. 6 Oct. 8 Aug. 27 0 Hen. Scott Colman .. p 19 Nov p29 April 36 0 H. B. F. Dickinson .. 5 July p 23 Dec. 36 0 Henry Grierson P 9 Aug P 24 Feb. 37 2 Captain Walker was at the 0 John Hen. Ashhurst .. p 13 Dec. 33 p 16 Feb. 38 siege of Flushing and taking of 0 Hon. C. R. West .... p 30 Aug. 33 p 5 June 35 Tervere, in the island of Wal- 0 Daniel Capel p 29 April 36 p 14 Dec. 38 cheren. Present at the crossing 0 Francis Colborne .... P 1 Oct. 36 p 18 Jan. 39 of the Bidassoa, and action be- 0 Henry Broad Head .. p 23 Dec. 36 P 21 June 39 fore Bayonne. 0 Chas. Edw. Astell .... p 24 Feb. 37 p 22 June 39 Ensigns. 0 J. Allix Wilkinson.... 10 Mar. 37 0 Alger R. Sewell p 16 Feb. 38 0 William Boyle ...... 6 Dec. 38 0 J. R. Barry P14 Dec. 38 0 Edward Pardoe p18 Jan. 39 0 James Hutton p21 June 39 0 John Smith p 12 July 39 0 Ch. Thedore de Montenach p 13 July 39 2 711*T2 Paymaster.—Charles Walker, 1 July, 24; Ens. 24 Mar. 03; Lieut. 5 Dec. 04 ; Capt. 21 Oct. 13. 0 Adjutant.—James Hay, {Lieut.) 16 Feb. 26. 0 QvMrter-Master.—J. Cartmail, 12 July, 39; Ens. 7 Dec. 38. Surgeon.—Wm. Dobson, 29 Mar. 39; Assist.-Surg. 22 Sept. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 6 May, 15. Assist.-Surgs.—Wm. Wallace, M.D. 8 Mar. 27 ; Hosp.-Assist. 17 Aug. 26. Henry Franklin, 29 Dec. 37. Facings Yellow—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. ' I Sir Moore Disney served under the Duke of York in Flanders; has received a Medal for Corunna; and commanded a brigade in the Expedition to Walcheren. 66 Emb. for For.'l S n_ in Serv. 1819. J 16 if A (or the Bedfordshire') Regiment of Foot. [ BenBengal.;

1 Colonel. 54 Wm. Carr, Vise. Beresford, G.C.B. & G.C.H. Ens. 27 Aug. 1785 ; Lieut. 25 Full Half June, 89 ; Capt. 24 Jan. 91 •, Major, 1 March, 94 ; Lieut.-Col. 11 Aug. 94; Pay. Pay. Col. 1 Jan. 00; Major-Gen. 25 April, 08; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. 12; Gen. 27 May, 25: Col. 16 Regt. 15 March, 23. Lieut.-Colonels.—53 Adam Gordon Campbell,2 Ens. 22 Nov. 98; Lieut. 14 Oct. 00; Capt. 29 Sept. 04; Brevet-Major, 4 June, 14; Eegtl.-Major, 13 July, 26; Lieut.-Col. 8 Feb. 34. 53 George Macdonald,3 Ens. 5 Sept. 05; Lieut. 25 July, 06; Capt. 17 Aug.> 15 ; Major, P13 Aug. 30; Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37. Majors.—S. G. Carter, Ens. 23 Mar. 04; Lieut. 27 March, 05 ; Capt. 25 Dec. 14; Major, 8 Feb. 34. 53 Henry Clements,4 Ens. 7 April, 05; Lieut. 26 Aug. 07; Capt. 1 Sept. 13; Major, 10 Jan. 37. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. 0 Robert Browne ...... 12 May 08 8 June 09 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 0 John Dalzell 1 Mar. 09 10 Sept. 12 1 Sept. 25 28 June 38 0 Henry M'Manus 18 July 16 16 Apr. 20 25 Oct. 27 re James Brand 11 Mar. 13 17 Aug. 20 25 Apr. 28 0 Robt. Luxmoore 1 June 20 11 June 24 P31 Aug. 30 7 53 31SE Charles Mudie5 .. 4 Nov. 13 4 Oct. 15 p 26 Mar. 29 0 Charles Murray 1 Sept. 15 13 Oct. 21 5 May 35 re1 Arthur Chas. Chichester p 12 Dec. 26 p 10 Nov. 29 p 3 Apr. 35 0 Chas. Fred. Thompson .. 17 Aug. 20 7 Apr. 25 10 Jan. 37 0 Alex. Dick Colley p 11 Feb. 26 p 22 Nov. 27 p 25 Dec. 35 Lieutenants. 0 Thomas Jones...... 24 Aug. 20 1 Sept. 25 2 Colonel Campbell’s Ser- 0 William Ashmore ...... p 18 Feb. 26 P27 Apr. 27 vices : Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the surrender Alexander Munro 6 Oct. 15 26 Apr. 28 of, and action to the westward && William Bell ... •, 30 Nov. 15 26 Apr. 28 of Alexandria, campaign and 0 John Willett P. Audain... 14 Dec. 26 2 Oct. battle of Corunna, siege and 0 25 Nov. 24 I May 26 capture of Flushing. H. H. F. Clarke 8 Colonel Macdonald ac- 0 Francis Fairtlough p 13 Mar. 27 21 Aug. 30 companied the expedition to lTre Henry Copinger 28 Apr. 25 6 Mar. 28 Hanover in 1805, joined the 0 John Bruce 31 July 28 p 12 Apr. 31 army in Sicily in 1806, and was employed with it in its 0 Francis Cassidy p 25 Nov. 28 13 Dec. 31 various operations from 1806 0 Chas. Jeffries Carter .... 18 June 30 28 Dec. 31 to 1810; in 1810 went with 0 Charles Hawker 22 Feb. 31 p 20 July 32 the expedition to Naples, and p 4 May 32 was present at the capture of 0 John Macdonald...... 31 July 28 Ischia and Procida; returned 0 Wm. Robt. Lyon Bennett p 12 Apr. 31 p 24 Dec. 33 to Sicily and employed against 0 Wm. Alphonso Kirk .... 30 Dec. 31 8 Feb. 34 the French army in 1811; in 0 John Henderson P20 Jan. 32 28 Nov. 34 1812 was employed in Spain, including the battle of Castella, 0 Geo. Harris Wallace .... p 20 July 32 5 May 35 and siege of Tarragona; em- 0 Crofton Ham. Fitzgerald p14 Dec. 32 27 July 35 barked for Canada in 1814, and re2 Hen. Durham Gibbs .... p 30 Apr. 28 23 Mar. 33 was present at the operations 0 p 24 Dec. 33 10 Mar. 37 before Plattsburgh; received H. Anthony O’Molony . three wounds at Waterloo, viz., 0 Morris F. Ximenes...... 6 June 34 II Sept. 37 in the leg, in the neck, and 0 Lionel Hook 5 Sept. 34 4 Dec. 38 through the body, wounding 0 George Stoney p 13 May 36 p11 Jan. 39 the lungs. 4 Major Clement’s services : Capture of the Ensigns. Cape of Good Hope in 1806; expedition to 0 Stephen Lawson 26 Dec. 34 South America; campaign and battle of 0 Gilliam Maclaine Ross .. 8 May 35 Corunna; expedition to Walcheren; Penin- 0 H. G. Miln Ximenes .... p 11 Mar. 36 sula from 1810 to 1814, including Cavares and p Merida, Salamanca, Begar, Vittoria, Valley of 0 Jas. And. Campbell . — p 3 June 36 Bastian, and the Pyrenees. 0 Wm. Scott Carter 7 Apr. 37 5 Captain Mudie served in the Peninsula 0 Felix Ashpitel p 28 Apr. 37 from Nov. 1818, to the end of the war, including 0 Thomal Garratt 9 Mar. 38 the blockade of, and battle near Bayonne; 0 Chas. Lorenzo Wilkins .. p 15 Feb. 39 received a severe bodily injury at Waterloo, 0 Paymaster.—J. Grant, 24 March, 29; Cornet, 28 March, 10; Lieut. 24 July, 11. 0 Adjutant.—John Bruce, {Lieut.) 3 March, 37. m Quarter-Mast.—Robert Douglas, 14 June, 33; Ens. 12 Oct. 15; Lieut. 10 Aug. 26. Surgeon.—William Steele, 29 May, 35; Assist.-Surg. 18 May, 12. Assistant-Surgeons.—Duncan Menzies, 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 1 Nov. 27. 13 0 Samuel Ingram, 25 March, 28 ; Hosp.-Assist. 15 June,26. Facings Yellow—Agent, Sir John Kirkland, No. 80, Pall Mall. 1 Lord Beresford has received a Cross and seven Clasps for Corunna, Busaco, Albuhera, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. 67 Embarked for Foreign”! Service, 1880 & 1881, J nth (or the Leicestershire) Regt. of Foot, [^s^indies^ Years’ Serv The Royal Tiger, superscribed “ HINDOOSTAN.” Colonel. 65 Sir Josiah Champagn6, G.C.H. JEns. 28 Jan. 1775 ; Lieut. 1 June, 77; Capt. Full Half 17 Oct. 83; Major, 13 Sept. 93; Lieut.-Col. 19 Dec. 93; Col. 26 Jan. 97 ; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 25 Sept. 03; Lieut.-Gen. 25 July, 10; Gen. 19 July, 21; Col. 17th Regt. 14 June, 19. 37 Lieut.-Colonels.—Wxn.Croker,1 Ens. P27 Mar. 03; Lieut. P2 June, 04; Capt. p20 Nov. 06; Brevet-Major, 12 Aug. 19; Regtl.-Major, P16 June, 25; Lieut.- Col. 1 April, 36. 33 Thomas Hall,2 Em. 26 Sept. 06; Lieut. 29 Aug. 07; Capt. p 16 Sept. 13 ; Brevet-Major,Y'dian. 26; Regtl.-Major,24 July,27; Lieut.-Col. P23 June,38. 28 Majors.—John Pennycuick,3 K.H. Em. 31 Aug. 07; Lieut. 15 Jan. 12; Capt. p 14 June, 21; Major, p 25 April, 34. Chas. John Deshon, Em. P18 Sept. 17 ; Lieut. p6 Oct. 25; Capt. P22 April, 26; Major, p 16 June, 37. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BB.EV.-MAJ. George Deedes p 2 Sept. 24 p 17 Sept. 25 p 13 Aug. 29 Philip McPherson4.... 2 Nov. 09 13 June 11 13 Mar. 27 0 Archibald Lockhart .... p 19 May 25 p 1 Aug. 26 Pll Oct. 33 0 John Darley p 16 June 25 p 3 Oct. 26 p 19 Dec. 34 0 Isaac Blackburne ...... p 25 May 26 p 19 July 27 p 12 Feb. 36 0 Croker Miller ^. p29 Jan. 29 5 Apr. 33 p 19 Aug. 36 0 John Erskine Pll Feb. 30 p 19 Dec. 34 p 10 Feb. 37 0 Wellington Hackett .... p 30 Dec. 31 p 20 Nov. 35 p 27 Oct. 37 0 Legendre Chas. Bourchier p 5 Apr. 33 p 12 Feb. 36 p 20 July 38 0 Lawrence Fyfe ...... p 16 Oct. 17 10 Apr. 25 p 14 Sept. 32 4 Capt. M*Pherson served in the Lieutenants.. Peninsula from Nov. 1809 to J uly 1814, B2 John Thomas Nagel .... 28 June 17 10 July 20 including the followingbattles,sieges 0 $ David Cooper5.... II Aug. 25 1 May 28 &c., viz., Coa, Mortiagoa, skirmish near and battle of Busaco, Coimbra, 0 Wm. Fred. Harvey .... Pll Apr. 26 p 13 Aug. 29 Alen&uer, Pombal, Redinha, Miran- 0 Edw. Barry Owen ...... 26 Apr. 28 P21 Sept. 32 da do Corvo, Sabugal, Puentes d’jO-* Arth. Hyde Lucas 8 Mar. 33 Pll Dec. 35 nor, Soiba,Ciudad Rodrigo, Jan. 1812, 0 6 Badajoz,Mar. and Apr. 1812, Carvel- 114 $ Rob.Gudgeon Johnston 25 Oct. 10 20 Jan. 14 Jejo, Petiegua, Salamanca, Nivelle, 0 Archibald Dickson 2 Apr. 28 8 Mar. 31 Bayonne, Nive, Tarbes, Tourne- Fred. Augustus Wetherall p 14 Dec. 32 feuille and Toulouse. 0 10 Dec. 29 5 Lieut. Cooper served in the 0 Fra. Ferd. Mathews .... p 20 Sept. 33 p 19 Feb. 35 Peninsula from Sept. 1810 to July 0 Eric Mackay Clarke .... 20 Oct. 30 6 June 35 1813, including battles of Puentes d’Onor and Salamanca; sieges of 0 Js. Fitz Herbert de Tessier p 13 Sept. 33 1 Apr. 36 Ciudad Rodrigo and Burgos, Pre- 0 Sep. Barty W. Wynyard 13 June 30 2 Apr. 36 sent at Waterloo. 0 Savage Hall Corry p 19 Dec. 34 p 29 Apr. 36 6 Lieut. Johnston served in the Peninsula, from Sept. 1811 to June 0 Wm. Dunlop Baird .... p 29 Nov. 33 p 29 July 36 1814, including the battles of Vitto- 0 Henry Fane p 1 Aug. 34 p 30 July 36 ria, the Pyrenees from 25th July to Jas. Thomas Mauleverer p 19 Aug. 36 1st Aug., Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, 0 p 18 Apr. 34 Aire and Toulouse. 0 Oliver Paget Bourke.... Pll Dec. 35 p 27 Oct. 37 7 Captain Moore was at the cap- 0 John Brady 9 Apr. 25 p 12 Dec. 33 ture of various places in the West Jas. Willington Kyffin .. 23 Sept. 36 Indies, in 1801. Served in the Pen- 0 25 Sept. 28 insula, including the battles of Ni- 0 Thos. Ormsby Ruttledge p 29 Apr. 36 p 23 Apr. 38 velle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, 0 Harv. Well. Pole Welman 2 Apr. 36 28 Dec. 38 Wounded in Ireland, during the Edw. Hen. Cormick .... p 22 Feb. 39 Rebellion in 1798, when a Militia 0 P29 July 36 1 Officer. 0 John Fra. Jones p 21 Oct. 36 p 12 Apr. 39 8 Quart.-Mast. Sarson served the Ensigns. Mahratta campaign of 1817 and 18. 0 John P. Perceval 17 Feb. 37 Wm. Gordon p 20 July 38 0 John L. Croker 18 Mar. 37 T. P. G. Fitz-Mayer .... 28 Dec. 38 0 Edward Croker p 27 Oct. 37 Alex. M'Kinstry P22 Feb. 39 0 Edwin Colville Moore .. 1 June 38 Rich. J. Ross O’Conor .. p 12 Apr. 39 Paymaster.—Joseph Moore,75 April, 33; Em. July, 1813; Lieut. 22 July, 13 ; Capt. 15 June, 32. 14 0 Adjutant.—313E David Cooper, {Lieut.) 21 May, 26. 16 0 Quarter-Master.—John Sarson,® 14 Aug. 23. 19 7^ SWgr.—W.Milligan,M.D. 1 March,39; A.-S. 10Feb. 14.; LT.-Assw#. 19 July 13. 1 0 Assist.-Surgeom.—Arthur S. Thomson, M.D. 19 Oct. 38. John Bathurst Thomson, M.D. 11 Jan. 39. Facings White.—Agents, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Colonel Croker’s services :—Siege of Gunnowri, East Indies, 1807 ; campaign of 1808 and 9 against the Sieks ; campaign of 1814 and 15 against the Nepaul States ; Mahratta and Pindarree campaign of 1817 and 18. 2 Colonel Hall’s services :—Capture of the Isle of France 1810 ; expedition to Java, 1811, including the actions at Batavia and Weldevrieden ; storming the entrenched lines at Fort Comelis ; storming the heights of Serandole, and capture of the Fort of Samarang ; present at the siege and storming of Bhurtpore, 1826. 3 Major P.ennicuick’s services:—Expedition to Java, including the actions at Weldevrieden, Fort Cornelis, Djocjo- carta, Probolings. Capture of Balli and Macassar in 1814. Served in the Burmese War in 1825 and 6. Wounded in the breast in an attack upon the enemy’s field artillery, within the lines of Cornelis, 26th Aug. 1811, 68 ^Service Fi837g11] 18^/i {or Royal Irish') Regiment of Foot. Pe”!"indi^ On the three corners of the second Colour, the Lion of Nassau, 11 Virtutis Namurcensis Prcemium.” The Sphinx, with the word, “ EGYPT.” Colonel. P Matthew Lord Aylmer,1 G.C.B. Ens. 19 Oct. 87 ; Lieut. 26 Oct. 91; Capt. 8 Aug. 94; Major, 9 Oct. 00; Lieut.-Col. 25 March, 02; Col. 25 July, 10; Full Half Major-Gen. 4 June, 13 ; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Col. 18th Kegt. 23 July 32 ; Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonel.—George Burrell,3 Ens. 4 Feb. 97 ; Lieut, p 3 May, 97 ; Capt. 15 Aug. 05; Major, p 30 April, 07; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 4 June, 13; Regtl.- Lieut.-Col. & Col. in the Army, 22 July, 30. Majors.—Henry Pratt/ Ens. 17 April, 00.; Lieut. P30 June, 01; Capt. 12 Oct. 09; Major, 22 July, 30 Hen. Wm. Adams,31 July, 23; Lieut, p 31 Dec. 25; Capt. P 10 June, 26; Major, p 18 Jan 39. LIEUT. BREVET- Captains. ENSIGN. MAJOR. 141T2 Robert Hammill 3 Dec. 03 22 Jan. 06 29 July 11 22 July 30 0 Jeremiah Cowper ....4 21 Nov. 05 25 Dec. 06 4 Sept. 23 28 June 38 0 Francis Wm. Dillon .. 5 Dec. 05 6 Mar. 07 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 4 P Thomas Moore5 ... 25 Oct. 07 8 Mar. 10 p 18 Feb. 26 0 Nicholas R. Tomlinson p 22 Mar. 21 P 21 July 25 p 8 Feb. 33 0 Rich. Aylmer Haly .. 9 Apr. 25 P 19 Dec. 26 p 28 Nov. 34 John Grattan ...... P 8 July 13 4 Sept. 23 4 Mar. 36 2& John J. Sargent...... 26 Oct. 09 13 Oct. 10 p 13 May 26 0 Francis Wigston p 16 Mar. 26 p 1 June 32 p 18 Jan. 39 0 Chas. J. Russell Collinson P25 May 26 p 4 Jan. 33 p 12 July 39 Lieutenants. Qy 3 Thomas Moyle 8 July 13 24 Nov. 14 1 Lord Aylmer has received a T2 cross and one clasp for Tala- 0 John Gra. Buchanan .... 15 Feb. 16 9 Apr. 25 vera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, 0 Wm. Aug. Towns. Payne P 23 May 29 p 7 June 33 Vittoria, and Nive. 0 John Philip Mitford .... P 4 June 29 p 16 May 34 2 Col. Burrell was at the Clement Alex. Edwards capture of Guadaloupe in 1810. 0 11 June 29 P28 Nov. 34 Served the campaign of 1814 0 Charles Dunne 30 Apr. 29 p 20 Mar. 35 in Upper Canada. 0 Sir Harry Darell, Bart. P 1 June 32 p 12 June 35 8 Major Pratt served the Arthur Wilson p 4 Jan. 33 26 June 35 campaign of 1801 in Egypt, and 0 that of 1809 in St. Domingo. 0 Hon. Chas. Hen. Stratford p 8 Feb. 33 p 18 Mar. 36 4 Major Dillon served in the 0 Geo. Wm. Dayis. p 16 May 34 20 July 38 expedition to St. Domingo in 0 Standish Haly p 28 Nov. 34 p 18 Jan. 39 1809. Sir Wm. Macgregor, Bt. 5 Capt. Moore served in the 0 p 20 Mar. 35 p 29 Mar. 39 Peninsula from 1808 to 1818, 0 Edward Jodrell p 5 June 35 p 12 July 39 and was present at the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and both sieges of Badajoz. Ensigns. Severely wounded at the storming of Badajoz 0 Geo. Fred. Call ...... p 7 Apr. 37 on the night of the 6th April, 1812. 0 Francis Swinbourne .... 20 July 38 0 David Edwards 23 Nov. 38 0 Hen. Felix Vavasour .... p 7 Dec. 38 0 Scroope Bernard P18 Jan. 39 0 John Cochrane p 12 Apr. 39 0 Anth. W. S. F- Armstrong p 21 June 39 0 Isaac Henry Hewitt .... cP12 July 39 21^ Paymaster.—George Isaa Call, 7 Dec. 36; Cornet, 4 March, 02; Lieut. 1 July, 04; Capt. 26 Dec. 11. 0 Adjutant.—Arthur Wilson, {Lieut.) 16 May, 34. 0 Quarter-Master.—James Carroll, 4 June, 29. 74 Surgeon.—ijj) Don. M£Kinlay, M.D. 14 Oct. 26 ; Assist.-Surg. 5 Oct. 15; Hosp.- 'B Assistant, 20 Sept. 13. Assistant-Surgeons.—Charles Cowen, 27 March, 35. John Baker, 15 Feb. 39. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 69 19th (or the Isif Yorkshire North Riding) Regiment of Foot. Colonel. 58 Sir Hilgrove Turner,1 G.C.H. K.C. Ens. 20 Feb. 1782; Lieut. & Capt. 13 Oct. 89; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 12 Nov. 94; Col. 1 Jan. 01; Major-Gen. 25 Apr; Full Half 08; Lieut-Gen. 4 June 13; Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 19th Regt. 27 Apr. 11. Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonel. Thos. Hamilton, Ens. 15 July, 13; Lieut. 9 June, 14; Capt. 3 Nov. 25 ; Major, 23 Jan. 37 ; Lieut.-Col. v 2% Dec. 38. Majors. Chas. Craufurd Hay, Ens. 27 June, 24; Lieut, p 24 Dec. 25 ; Capt. p 19 Sept. 26; Major, p 16 June, 37. Studholme John Hodgson, Ens. 30 Dec. 19; Lieut. 3 Feb. 25; Capt. p 30 Dec, 26; Major, p 28 Dec. 38. BREVET- Captains. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. 0 John Stirling 6 June 16 p 22 July 24 p 13 May 26 3^ Chas. Highmore Potts .. 8 Feb. 16 p 13 Nov. 17 p 31 Dec. 25 28 June 38 David Burns 17 Oct. 11 25 Jan. 16 20 July 30 Thomas Beckham 2.... 7 May 11 23 Feb. 13 p 8 June 30 Francis Price p 12 May 25 p 18 Feb. 26 p 7 Sept. 34 John Semple p 20 July 26 p 28 Sept. 30 P 5 Sept. 34 Alexander Scott 17 Aug. 15 7 Apr. 25 23 Jan. 37 Robert Lovelace 9 Apr. 25 12 Apr. 32 p 16 June 37 Thomas Hilton 3 Mar. 32 29 July 36 p 30 Mar. 38 John Duke Simpson ..., p 31 May 33 P 26 May 37 p 28 Dec. 38 Lieutenants. 0 William Bernard 17 Nov. 25 25 Jan. 28 Frederick Deacon p 8 Oct. 25 P 27 Jan. 32 0 Mark Anthony H. Tuite p 2 Nov. 30 p 21 Feb. 34 0 Rich. A. M. Franklin .. p 28 Sept. 30 17 Apr. 35 0 Anthony Walshe ...... p 2 Nov. 32 23 Jan. 37 0 Francis Seymour P 2 May 34 p 16 June 37 m Geo. Rich. Langley .... 24 Nov. 12 7 Jan. 14 8^ Geo. Adamson Stanley .. 17 Feb. 14 25 May 15 0 Jas. Temple Bowdoin ., p 12 Sept. 34 P 30 Mar. 38 2& Thomas Byrne p 15 Mar. 21 18 Sept. 28 0 James Cochrane 5 June 35 p 28 Dec. 38 0 Henry Galley 29 July 36 p 2 Feb. 39 0 George Tuite p 7 Feb. 34 31 May 39 ' Ensigns. Edw. J. Ellerman .. p 10 Feb. 37 H. Butler Stoney .. p 5 May 37 Robert Sanders .... p 26 May 37 Fred. Aug. Jeffreys p 16 June 37 James Ker p 30 Mar. 38 R. J. S. Mansergh .. p 14 Sept. 38 John Phillips p 2 Feb. 39 Hugh J. M. Campbell 31 May 39 Paymaster.—Thos. R. Travers, 23 Nov. 38; Ens. 7 April, 25; Lieut. 10 June, 26. Adjutant.—Rich. A. M. Franklin, {Lieut.) 29 July, 36. Quarter-Master.—Richard Barrett, 30 Oct. 35. Surgeon.—John Wyer, 13 April, 32; Assist.-Surg. 9 Sept. 13. Assistant-Surgeon.—Thos Williams, M.D. 28 Sept. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 3 Nov. 25. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—^Irish Agent, Cane & Co. {Returned from Barbadoes, 27 Aug. 1836.] 1 Sir Hilgrove Turner served in Flanders, and was present at the battles of St. Amand and Famars; siege of Valenciennes; action at Lincelles ; investment of Dunkirk; actions at Lannoi andVaux; Gateau, Basieu, Mouvais, and Templeuve, Toumay, and capture of Fort St. Andre. Reserved also in Egypt, and was at the battles of the 8th, 18th, and 21st March, 1801, &c. 2 Capt. Beckham served the campaigns of 1812, IS, and 14 in the Peninsula. 70 20£A (or the East Devonshire') Regiment of Foot. 1MINDEN”—“ EGMONT-OP-ZEE”—The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“ MAID A”—“ VITTORI A” “ PYRENEES”—“ORTHES”—“ TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.”

1 Colonel. 58 $ Sir William Houstoun, Bt. G.C.B. G.C.H. Ens. 18 July, 17811 Lieut. 2 April, 82; Copt. 13 Mar. 83 ; Major, 1 Mar. 94 ; Lieut.-Col. 18 Mar. 95 ; Full Half Col. 29 April, 1802 } Major-Gen. 25 Oct. 09 j Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. Pay. Pay. 10 Jan. 37 f Col. 20th Regt. 5 April, 15. Lieut.-Colonel. 41 'P Henry Thomas,2 C.B. Lieut, p 29 Dec. 98 ; Capt. 10 Sept. 05; Brevet-Major, 26 Aug. 13; Brevei-Lieut.-Col. 12 Aug. 19; Begtl.-Major, P16 Dec. 24; Ltegtl.-Lieut.-Col. p 26 Nov. 25; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Majors. William Nelson Hutchinson, Ens. 24 Feb. 20; Lieut. 25 Oct. 23; Capt. P17 June, 26 ; Major, p 4 Dec. 32. John Maclean,3 Ens. 2 May, 11; Lieut. 10 Dec. 12; Capt. 25 Dec. 30; Major, P12 April, 39. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains: MAJOR. Hen. Duncan Dodgin 24 Mar. 14 p 31 Aug. 15 22 July 30 Frederick Croad 20 July 15 15 Dec. 18 p 27 Sept. 31 Wm. Huntly Campbell P 27 Aug. 25 P 30 Dec. 26 p 19 July 31 Fred. Contart Barlow 2 July 24 25 Oct. 27 p 18 Dec. 29 |3 Robert Barker4 .... 16 Sept. 13 p 20 Feb. 17 3 June 35 Frederick Horn p 26 Jan. 26 p 17 April 28 p 16 June 37 Fra. Michael Fraser .. 12 April 27 p 17 Aug. 29 p 3 Nov. 37 Charles Smith p 20 Oct. 13 21 April 14 p 31 Dec. 25 28 June 38 R. Sherhourne Murray P 21 June 27 p 29 Mar. 33 p 19 June 35 Benjamin Newsman .. p 23 Nov. 32 p 3 Nov. 37 p 12 April 39 Lieutenants. 2 Oct. 16 Matthew Day...... 5 Oct. 15 4 Captain Barker served the Patrick Hennessey ..... 24 April 20 19 May 25 campaign of 1814 in the South Scrope Reynett Berdmore 25 Jan. 25 11 Oct. 27 of France. Severely wounded Eugene Brock 31 July 28 P 18 Aug. 29 on the head at New Orleans 8th January, 1815. Henry Crawley 11 Oct. 27 11 June 30 5 Dr. Griffith served in the William Frith. p 12 Feb. 29 P 12 July 31 Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the Hugh Dennis Crofton.. p 13 Mar. 35 29 Dec. 37 end of the war,including the bat- P 25 July 34 p 27 July 38 tles of Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor; Lachlan Duff Gordon.. siege and assault of Ciudad John C. W. Vivian p 12 Feb. 36 P 15 Dec. 37 Rodrigo, Jan. 1812 ; siege Lord Mark Kerr...... 19 June 35 14 Sept. 38 and assault of Badajoz, Apr. Fred. Charles Evelegh p 1 July 36 p 10 Nov. 37 1812; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria,Pyrenees, Nivelle,Nive, James B. Sharp 27 Nov. 35 p 12 April 39 Orthes, and Toulouse. Wound- Geo. B. C. Crespigny p 29 Jan. 36 p 19 July 39 ed at the affair of Vic Bigorre, Ensigns. 19th Jan. 1814. Served in India, Arabia, and Richard Leigh Lye.... P 3 Nov. 37 the Burmese empire, from May, 1818, including sieges of Asserghur, Ras-el-Kyma, and Zaia; P. H. Crampton...... p 24 Feb. 37 siege and assault of Dwarka; affair of Beniaboo George Steevens P 3 Aug. 38 Ali ; assault of a fortress on the banks of the H. Wilkes Masterson.. p 6 July 38 Pegu river; assault of Syrian Pagoda; siege H. Otho de Crespigny P 27 July 38 of Donabew, and battle near Prome. William Baring ...... p 15 Feb. 39 Robert Daly p 12 April 39 Sir Rich. Gethin, Bart. p 19 July 39 Paymaster.—Charles South, 23 Aug. 27; Ens. 9 Dec. 13; Lieut. 17 Dec. 18. Adjutant.—Henry Crawley, {Lieut.) 26 Jan. 38. Quarter-Master.—Patrick Conolly, 19 April, 27. Surgeon.—M. Griffith,5 8Feb. 27 ; Asst.-Sur. 24Oct. 11; Hosp.-A. 4 Nov. 09. Assistant-Surgeon.—Andrew Foulis, 4 June, 29; 5 Dec. 26. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [^Returned from Bombay, May, 1837.] 1 Sir W. Houstoun was at the taking of Minorca ; served in the expeditions to Egypt and to Walcheren : and has received a medal for Fuentes d’Onor. 2 Col. Thomas has received a Medal and two Clasps for Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 3 Major Maclean served in the Peninsula, from 1812 to July, 1814, including the action of the 14th Nov. 1812, on the retreat from Salamanca, battles of Vittoria, Nivelle (wounded), Nive, and Toulouse. Present in the action before New Orleans, 8th Jan. 1815. 71 [Serving in the Sei’vi'ce°i&j2—iiT] 21s# Foot, {or Royal North British Fusiliers.) East Indies.

1 Colonel. 58 James, Lord Forbes, Ens. 13 June, 1781; Lieut. & Capt. 21 April, 86; Copt. Half &c Lieut.-Col. 23 Aug. 93; Col. 3 May, 96; Major-Gen. 29 April, 1802; Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Gen. 25 April, 08; Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Col. 21st Fusiliefs, 1 June, 16. Lieut.-Colonels—George Warren Walker,2 Cornet, 17 May, 99; Lieut, p 18 June, 40 0 01; Capt. 5 April, 09; Major, 15 April, 17 : Brevet-Lieut.-Col. & Mar. 18; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. 14 Feb. 22; Col. 10 Jan. 37. 22 0 George Deare, Ens. 30 Oct. 17; Lieut. 8 July, 22; Capt. p 30 Dec. 24; Major, p 26 Oct. 32; Lieut.-Col. 28 Dec. 38. 19 0 Majors.—John Picton Beete, Second-Lieut. 7 20; Lieut, p 16 Sept. 24; Capt. p6 Nov. 27 ; Major, P26 June, 38. 5il ^jl (Mil John Luard,3 Cornet, P25 May, 09; Lieut. P3 June, 11; Capt. p 13 Dec. 21; Major, P17 Oct. 34; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. Captains. 2d LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. William Jas. Sutherland 3 May 14 p 22 Sept. 14 p 29 June 20 10 Jan. 37 John Crofton Peddie... 4 May 14 p 29 June 20 p 26 Nov. 25 28 June 38 Charles O’Hara Booth . 1 Aug. 16 15 July 24 p 10 Sept. 30 Wm. Henry Armstrong. p 16 Sept. 24 p 26 Sept. 26 p 2 Mar. 32 Angus Wm. Mackay 4 . P 24 July 02 p 30 June 08 27 July 32 Alexander Mackenzie . 25 Oct. 13 5 Oct. 15 9 Aug. 35 ^ Charles Lonsdale5 ... 4 Feb. 14 27 April 20 11 Dec. 35 Fred. Geo. Ainslie ..... P 24 April 28 P 5 Oct. 32 p 26 June 38 Arthur L’Estrange 30 Dec. 24 25 June 29 P 11 May 38 5123. William Thain 13 May 13 15 Aug. 15 17 Nov. 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. P Nicholas Wrixon 6 ... P 4 April 11 13 May 13 7 8 Colonel Luard served in the William John King ... p 1 Mar. 17 29 Jan. 20 Peninsula, from Jan. 1811, until Malcolm Mac Gregor... 6 Sept. 31 p 12 Dec. 34 the end of the war, including John Ramsay Stuart... P 20 Jan. 32 9 Aug. 35 battles of Pombal, Redinha, Condeira, Campo Mayor, Los Bonham Faunce p 15 May 28 11 Dec. 35 Santos, Usagne, siege of Ciudad Chas. Fred. Armstrong. p 2 Mar. 32 P 22 July 36 Rodrigo, siege of Burgos, siege Thos. Bythesea Mortimer p 16 Nov. 32 2 July 37 of forts at, and battle of Sala- manca, blockade of Pampeluna, Alexander Seton P 23 Nov. 32 P 2 Mar. 38 and battle of Toulouse. Present William Macknight .... p 19 April 33 p 26 June 38 at Waterloo 18th June, 1815. Alfred Andrews p 12 Dec. 34 p 17 Aug. 38 Siege of Bhurtpore 1825 and 0. William Domvile p 24 April 35 P 18 Aug. 38 4 Capt. Mackay served the campaign of 1807 in Egypt. Peter Craufurd p 19 Sept. 26 p 31 Aug. 30 Made prisoner of war in an en- Wm. Alexander Dely... 31 July 28 21 April 33 gagement with the enemy in And. Dav. A. Stewart . p 26 April 31 P 9 Aug. 33 Calabria 16th June, 1809, and detained as such until 14th George Hutchinson ... p 17 April 28 25 April 34 May, 1814. Present at New Wm. Francis Ring 28 Oct. 31 8 May 35 Orleans, 8 Jan. 1815. Thomas Green p 23 Mar. 32 P 10 July 35 5 Capt. Lonsdale’s services :— Walter Murray p 28 May 33 P 10 July 35 campaigns in Germany in 1805 and 6; attack on Copenhagen Samuel Burges Lamb . p 14 Dec. 32 P 5 Feb. 36 and capture of the Danish fleet Henry Wm. Bace 15 Feb. 33 27 July 38 in 1807; campaign and battle B. Chichester Crookshan] 25 Mar. 36 29 Dec. 38 of Corunna; expedition to Wal- Arthur Lake Johnston . p 22 July 36 30 Dec. 38 cheren ; campaign of 1814 in George Deare p 15 Dec. 37 p 1 Feb. 39 Holland. Second Lieuts. 0 6 Lieut. Wrixon served in Spain from April J. L. Mortimer 9 Jan. 38 1812 to May, 1813, including the siege of Tar- 0 H. W. Martin p 2 Mar. 38 ragona and battle of Castalla. Present at the 0 Frederic Holland p 26 June 38 siege and capture of Genoa. 0 John Watson p 18 Aug. 38 7 Lieut. King served the campaigns of 1818 and 19 in Concan, in India. Served in the 0 Robert Nicholson p 7 Sept. 38 Burmese war in 1824 and 5, and received a severe 0 J. R. Carnac p 27 April 38 contusion when leading the attack on the White 0 Patrick Stuart 30 Dec. 38 Pagoda, an outwork of the stockade of Donabew. 0 Cha. Geo. Brabazon ... p 1 Feb. 39 16|g Paymaster.—Philip Jean, 1 Oct. 12. Adjutant. Malcolm Mac Gregor, {Lieut.) 30 Oct. 38. Quarter-Master.—John Yale, 10 May, 39. Surgeon.—E. Pilkington, 30 Aug. 27; Assist.-Surgeon, 16 May, 11. Assistant-Surgeons.—J. Davidson, 30 June, 25; Hospital-Assist. 24 June, 15. 0 Robert Smith, 26 Sept. 34. Facings Blue.—A gent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Lord Forbes served in Flanders, and was present at the following battles and sieges: viz. Famars, Valenciennes, Dunkirk, Lincelles, Mouveaux, Tournay, Vaux, Cateau, Nimeguen, Fort St. Andre, &c. Lord Forbes afterwards accompanied the expedition to the Helder, and was present in every action but one which took place in that campaign. 2 Col. Walker’s services:—siege of Agra and battle of Laswarree 1808; siege of Bhurtpore 1805, and campaigns of Lord Lake; siege of Hattrass j siege of Kaloonga under Major-Gen. Gillespie, who was killed. 72 22wc? (or the Cheshire') Regt. of Foot.

1 Colonel. 61 Hon. Edw. Pinch, Cornet, 27 Dec. 1778; Lieut. 7 Oct. 79; Capt. 5 Feb. 83; Lieut.-Col. 3 Oct. 92; Col. 3 May, 96; Major-Gen. 1 Jan. 1891; Lieut.-Gen. Full Half 25 April, 08; Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Col. 22nd Regt. 18 Sept. 09. Pay. Pay. 2 Lieut,-Colonel. 41 3^ ChesboroughGrant Falconar, K.H. Em. PI Sept. 95; Lieut. 1 Nov. 99; Capt. 26 Dec. 05; Brevet-Major, 12 Aug. 19; Regtl.-Mqjor, P26 June, 23; Lieut,.- Col. ^22 Oct. 25; Col. 28 June, 38. Majors, J. Lysaght Pennefather, Cornet, P14 Jan. 18; Lieut. P20 Feb. 23; Capt. P5 Nov. 25; Major, p22 March. 31. Samuel Brendram Boileau, Ens. P4 Oct. 21; Lieut. Pi Aug. 26; Capt. P25 Nov. 28; Major, p9 Dec. 36. BKEVET- Captains. MAJOR. 0 Thomas Keappock 13 Sept. 06 1 Oct. 08 30 Sept. 19 10 Jan. 37 0 William Raban ...... 3 Jan. 11 2 June 13 14 Feb. 28 0 Arthur Myers 12 June 17 p 3 Feb. 20 p 24 June 24 28 June 38 0 John H. Poole 24 Mar. 14 30 Sept. 19 1 Nov. 30 0 David Rea Smith p 3 Nov. 25 13 Feb. 28 P26 April 31 0 Fred. Darley George .... p 24 Mar. 25 P30 April 27 P30 Aug. 33 John M£Mahon Kidd.... p 21 July 25 p 8 Nov. 27 P28 Dec. 32 0 Thos. Sydenham Conway 14 Feb. 28 p26 April 31 p 9 Dec. 36 Archibald Campbell .... 7 Max. 11 5 Mar. 12 P27 Oct. 37 T52 Joseph McLeod Tew .... 10 Feb. 14 24 Mar. 26 6 April 38 Lieutenants. 1 General Finch served in 0 Gerald Yilliers Butler .. p 22 Oct. 18 p26 June 23 Flanders; and, in 1799, com- George Munro ...... 20 Jan. 14 29 Mar. 21 manded the first battalion of his 3ft regt. (the Coldstream Guards) 6ft Rob. Willington Kyffin .. 14 May 12 23 Dec. 13 in the expedition to the Helder; 0 Wm. R. Preston:. P24 Sept. 29 P22 Feb. 33 and a brigade of Light Cavalry, 0 John Chalmers p 3 Dec. 29 p 20 June 34 and afterwards of Infantry in 9.L Nathan Smith Gardiner . p 23 June 25 the campaign to Egypt. He ■*12 18 July 34 also accompanied the expedition 0 And. Hamilton Russell .. 18 Jan. 28 23 July 34 to Copenhagen in 1807. 0 Thomas Chute P24 Feb. 32 p 9 Dec. 36 2 Col. Falconar’s services:— 0 Waldron Barrs Kelly.... P29 Aug. 34 p 1 April 36 first Egyptian campaign; cam- paigns of 1805-6 in Italy, in- 0 Chas. Thos. Powell...... P20 Nov. 35 p 10 Feb. 37 cluding battle of Maida, siege of 0 Chesboro’ C. Macdonald . 23 Jan. 35 p 16 Mar. 38 Scylla, and capture of Catrone. 0 Mark W. Goldie ,.. P29 Mar. 35 8 Sept. 38 Second Egyptian campaign, in- Robert Carew ;... 20 July 15 cluding the siege of Rosetta, 10ft 8 Apr. 25 and action at El Hamet. Cam- Ensigns. paign of 1814, in Holland, including action at Merxem and bombardment of Antwerp. Cam- 0 M. G. D. Hall 22 April 36 paign of 1815, in Flanders. Besides the above, 0 Hen. J. Coote P23 Sept. 36 various other desultory services and skirmishes. 0 Thomas Gaisford P23 Dec. 36 Medal for services in Egypt. 0 W. Nepean Smith 20 Jan. 37 8 Mty'or Keappock was at the capture of the 0 Thos. L. P. Moore ...... Pll Aug. 37 Isle of France in 1810. 0 Edward Dunbar P27 Oct. 37 0 Fra. Pym. Harding .... P16 Mar. 38 0 O H. Montresor Smith .. 15 Mar. 39 0 Paymaster.—John Mackenzie Kennedy, 30 Oct. 28; Ens. 24 Feb. 14; Lieut. 6 Feb. 23. 0 Adjutant.—W. Barrs Kelly (Lieut.), 24 April, 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—Robert Harker, 6 Jan. 32. Surgeon.—J. S. Huston, M.D. 14 Dec. 38; Assist.-Surg. 31 Aug. 15. 13 Assist.-Surg.—R. J. G. Grant, 14 Feb. 28; Hosp.-Assist. 7 Sept. 26. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit, & Co. [Returned from Jamaica, 24 April, 1837.] 73 k f Serving in fervice0ri838'] 23r

The King's Crest in two corners of the Colour, “ In Veritate Religionis confido.” The'' Arms of Edinburgh, “ Nisi Dominus frustra; ” with the White Horse in the third corner of the Colour. u ]Sfec aspera terrent.” “ MINDEN”—“ EGrMONT-OP-ZEE.” The Sphinx, with the word “ EGYPT.”—Flank Companies, “ MARTINIQUE.”

Colonel. Sir Henry Fred. Campbell,1 K.C.B. & G.C.H. Ens, 20 Sept. 86; Lieut. & Full Half Capt. 25 April, 93; Capt.k, Lieut.-Col. 6 April, 96; Col. 2b Sept. 03; Major- Pay. Pay. Gen. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 25th Regt. 20th Oct. 31. Lieut.-Colonel. Courtnay Chambers,2 Ens. 10 June, 13; Lieut. & Capt. 6 July 15; Major, P29 Oct. 25 ; Lieut.-Col. p81 Aug. 30. Majors. James Rob. Young, Ens. 27 July, 15 ; Lieut. 14 Dec. 18 ; Capt. p 13 May, 26 r Major, p 31 Dec. 33. Wm. James D’Urban, Cornet, 7 Oct. 19; Lieut. P25 Sept. 23; Capt. P8 April,. 26; Major, p 16 Oct. 35. LIEUT. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. B6 John J. Hollis 9 July 03 1 Dec. 04 30 Mar. 09 22 July 30 0 Wm. O’Connor 9 Apr. 25 p 22 Dec. 25 p 14 Aug. 28 0 A. Armstrong Barnes 21 July 25 28 May 29 p 1 July 36 0 Richard Jenkins p 1 Feb. 27 p 4 June 28 p 16 June 37 0 Samuel Wells 9 Apr. 25 p 8 Oct. 29 p 15 Sept. 37 0 John Andros Guille .. P20 Apr. 29 31 Oct. 34 p 3 Nov. 37 0 C. R. Knight 5 Apr. 31 P16 Oct. 35 p 17 Nov. 37 12^ 13 John Henry Cooke3 15 Mar. 09 19 Apr. 10 31 Dec. 23 28 June SB 0 Wm. Angus Devaynes p 18 Oct. 33 p 2 Oct. 35 Pll Jan. 39 0 Samuel B. Hamilton.. 20 Sept. 33 p 14 July 37 p 12 Jan. 39 Lieutenants. 1 Sir H. F. Campbell has re- ceived a medal and one clasp Wm. M‘Donald p 5 Apr. 27 P 31 Aug. 30 for Talavera and Salamanca. Henry Pinder p 6 Dec. 27 P30 Oct. 34 In the former battle he received Skeffington Bristow .... p 31 Aug. 30 P22 May 35 a severe wound in the face. Stephen Pons. Peacocke p 25 Oct. 33 p 15 Sept. 37 2 Col. Chambers served the campaign of 1814 in Holland'. Edm. Bentley Frith .... p 31 Oct. 34 p 3 Nov. 37 3 Major Cooke served four W. C. E. Napier 28 A ug. 35 p 17 Nov. 37 years in the 1st West York Cha. C. Brooke p 16 Oct. 35 p 1 Dec. 37 Militia prior to entering the 43rd Light Infantry, with which Edw. R. Priestley 27 Nov. 35 p 13 Jan. 38 he served at Walcheren in 1809; Harry Gough p 1 July 36 p 30 Mar. 38 in Portugal, 1811; siege and Stanhope M. Gildea .... P29 Apr. 37 Pll May 38 storming of Ciudad Rodrigo; P21 Mar. 34 26 June 38 siege and storming of Badajoz James Colborne (wounded at the assault); battle Thomas R. Conolly .. .. p 15 Sept. 37 Pll Jan. 39 of Salamanca; affairof San Mu- William Peel p 3 Nov. 37 p12 Jan. 39 noz ; battle of Yittoria (wound- ed); battles of the Pyrenees; San Sebastian; Ensigns. the attack on the heights of Yera, 7th Oct., N. H. Harenc p 17 Nov. 37 when the left wing of the army crossed the Bi- C. G. Smith p 1 Dec. 37 dassoa; battles of the Nivelle and the Nive ; affair at Tarbes ; battle of Toulouse ; battle in R. H. Lindsell p 13 Jan. 38 front of New Orleans, 8th Jan. 1815; served four H. F. Cust p 30 Mar. 38 years with the army of occupation in France. James Ogilvy p 31 Mar. 38 Employed on a special mission at Constantino- 2 Mar. 38 ple in 1836. F. J. B. Priestley 4 Paymaster Dean served in the Peninsula R. Mas. Taylor Pll Jan. 39 from April 1809 until the end of the war. Pre- Stewart Nor they P18 Jan. 39 sent at Waterloo. Paymaster.—Wm. Dean,410 Dec. 29; Cornet, 9 Feb. 09; Lieut. 14 Aug. 11. Adjutant.—Edward R. Priestley, {Lieut.) 13 Jan. 38. Quarter-Master.—John Potts, 10 Jan. 22. Surgeon.—Alex. Sinclair, M.D. 28 Aug. 35; Assist.-Surg. 9 May, 16. Assistant-Surgeon.—James Sidey, M.D. 12 Jan. 26; Hasp.-Assist. 1 Dec. 25. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. {Returned from Barbadoes, 28th April, 1836.] 76 Emi). for Foreignlgn Service, 1828 ] 2§th (or the Gameroniari) Regiment of Foot. [^Benai* Years’ Serv The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“CORUNNA.” Colonel. 45 19 312& Sir John Colborae,1 G.C.B. G.C.H., Bns. 10 July, 1794 ; Lieut. 4 Sept. 95; Capt. 12 Jan. 00; Major, 21 Jan. 08; Lieut.-Col. 2 Feb. 09; Col. 4 June, 14 ; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38 ; Col. of the Cameronians, 28 March, 38. Lieut.-Colonels.—13 Hen. Oglander,2 C.B., Bns. P20 Aug. 06; Lieut. 8 Sept. 08; Capt. p 2 April, 12; Brevet-Major, 14 Oct. 13; Begtl.-Major, 27 Oct. 14; Lieut.-Col. p 14 Dec. 15 ; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Wm. James,3 Bns. P8 Dec. 03 ; Lieut. 23 Nov. 04; Capt. 5 Nov. 12; Major, 25 April, 28 ; Lieut.-Col. p 25 Dec. 35. Majors.—Armine S. H. Mountain, Ens. 20 July, 15; Lieut. PS Dec. 18; Capt. p 26 May, 25; Major, p 30 Dec. 26. Thos. Simson Pratt,4 Ens. 2 Feb. 14; Lieut. p20 April, 20 ; Capt. P17 Sept. 25; Major, p 25 Dec. 35. BREVET- Captains. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. 0 13 William Johnstone5 .. 191 25 Feb. 08 30 Mar. 09 P30 April 20 10 Jan. 37 l2 George Hogarth...... P22 May 17 p 13 Sept. 21 P -12 Nov. 25 28 June 38 1 Hen. Fra. Strange 23 May 15 7 April 25 p 19 June 26 0 Michael Pointon6 4 Oct. 10 2 July 12 13 Mar. 29 0 William Cain7 6 July 14 12 June 19 9 Dec. 27 0 James Paterson p 17 May 21 p 4 Dec. 23 p 5 April 31 James Piggott 6 April 15 9 April 25 14 Feb. 34 o Dobson Young8- 3 Dec. 07 1 Aug. 10 30 May 34 o George Mylius 17 Oct. 24 p 28 Jan. 26 p 30 Aug. 31 0 John Shum p 19 Aug. 28 3 Oct. 32 p 22 Feb. 39 Lieutenants. 4 Major Pratt served the cam- 0 John Maule paign of 1814, in Holland, including 9 April 25 p 30 Aug. 26 the attack on Merxem, 2d Feb. and 0 Thomas Ffrench 4 Dec. 17 26 April 28 bombardment of Antwerp. 0 Richard Thompson .... p 1 Jan. 19 8 Nov. 27 5 Major Johnstone was present 0 at the battle of Corunna. W. B. Staff 4 Dec. 24 10 Mar. 27 6 Captain Pointon served the 0 Edw. Regan Gregg .... 6 April 26 28 Sept. 27 Egyptian campaign of 1801, and was 0 Thomas Seccombe P 6 July 26 31 Jan. 29 wounded in the right leg when en * 0 9 gaging the French picquets in front E. W. Sibley 27 Nov. 24 16 Oct. 26 of Alexandria. 0 Alex. McDonald 13 Mar. 29 12 Oct. 32 7 Captain Cain served in the 0 Edm. Pomeroy Gilbert.. p 28 Sept. 26 p 27 Sept. 31 East Indies from Nov. 1813 to Dec. 1827, including the Nepaul and 0 Henry Edgar p 27 Sept. 33 p 24 Nov. 35 Deccan campaigns; also the siege m Donald Robertson 24 Nov. 14 11 Dec. 35 and assault of Bhurtpore. Wounded 0 in the left foot by a grape shot at John M. Daniell 14 Feb. 34 P 25 Dec. 35 the assault, 18th Jan. 1826. 0 John Wm. Johnstone .. p 31 May 33 25 Feb. 37 8 Captain Young was at the 0 Charles Cameron 16 May 34 1 July 37 storming and capture of Forts 0 Comona (led the Forlorn Hope), James Willyams Grylls.. P29 Aug. 34 p 29 April 37 Genowrie, and Ownona, in India, 0 Hon. Wm. Godol. Osborn Pll Sept. 35 p 4 Aug. 37 in 1807. Served the campaigns 0 John Rogers p 31 Mar. 37 p 18 May 38 against Nepaul and the Mahrattas. 9 Lieut. Sibley served in the 0 George Sweeny p 25 Nov. 36 p 26 June 38 Burmese war. Alex. G. Moorhead ... 26 May 22 p 3 Dec. 25 10 Quarter-Master Goodfellow 0 H. J. W. Postlethwaite. Pll Aug. 37 was at the capture of Hattras. P 5 April 39 Served the Mahratta campaigns of 0 Wm. Le Poer Trench . P14 Nov. 34 P14 June 39 1817-18. Present at the siege and 0 Wal. B. Park 26 Dec. 34 15 June 39 capture of Bhurtpore. Ensigns. 0 Wm. Thos. Betts...... 24 Nov. 35 Hen. B. Phipps 17 Aug. 38 0 John Gumming .. • • P23 Sept. 37 Alex. Miller 15 Mar. 39 0 R. Palmer Sharp p 18 May 38 Albany F. Wallace p 5 April 39 Alf. R. Margary p 26 June 38 Colin Dakers 29 Mar. 39 0 Paymaster.—R. H. Strong, 1 June, 37 ; Ens. 7 Aug. 27 ; Lieut. 9 Dec. 31. 0 Adjutant.—Alex. McDonald, {Lieut.) 13 March, 29. 0 Quarter-Master.—Joseph Goodfellow,10 21 Feb. 28. 0 Surgeon.—W. Bell, M.D. 15 March, 31; Assist.-Surg. 4 March, 13; Hosp.- Assist. 24 Aug. 12. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Chilley Pine, 2 Aug. 33. 0 W. Godfrey Bace, M.D. 27 Dec. 33. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir J. Colbome has received a cross and three clasps for Corunna, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, (where he was severely wounded), Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. 2 Colonel Oglander's services }—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807; Corunna campaign ; expedition to Walcheren ; Penin- sula, from Aug. 1810, including the battles of the Coa, Almeida, Busaco, Redinha, Foz d’Aronce, Sabugal, Fuentes d’Onor; siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo ; siege and capture of Badajoz ; battle of Vittoria ; Siege and capture of San Sebastian ; and blockade of Bayonne. Lost left arm at the assault of Badajoz, and also wounded in the arm, thigh, and body, lost first finger of the right hand, and wounded in the body at the assault of San Sebastian. 3 Colonel James was at the capture of Martinique in 1809, and Guadaloupe in 1810. 77 Emb. for Foreign"] I" Serving at the Service, 1835. J 21th (or Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot. |_Cape of Good Hope. A Castle with Three Turrets; St. George’s colours flying in a blue Field. “ST. LUCIA.” The Sphinx, with the words “EGYPT”—“ MAIDA”—“ BADAJOZ”—“ SALAMANCA ”—“ VTTTOR1A PYRE- NEES “ NIVELLE “ ORTHES “ TOULOUSE “ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Colonel. 53 $ Hon. Sir G. Lowry Cole,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 31 March, 1787; Lieut. 31 May, Full Half 91; Capt. 30 Nov. 92; Major, 31 Oct. 93; Lieut.-Col. 26 Nov. 94; Col. Pay. Pay. 1 Jan. 1801; Major-Gen. 25 April, 08; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 13 ; Gen. 22 July, 30 ; Col. 27th Regt. 16 Dec. 26. 40 Lieut.-Colonel.—John Hare,2 C.B. K.H., JEns. 29 Oct. 99; Lieut. 17 May, 00; Capt. 9 Sept. 05; Brevet-Major, 17 June, 13 ; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 18 June, 15; Regtl.-Major, P30 June, 18; Lieut.-Col. P31 March, 25; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Majors. |j) Duncan M‘Pherson,3 Ens. 19 Sept. 05; Lieut. 10 Nov. 06; Capt. 25 March, 24; Major, 27 Dec. 34. Mont. Cholm. Johnstone, Ens. p 27 Feb. 23; Lieut, p 16 Dec. 24; Capt. p 19 Sept. 26; Major, p 27 July, 38. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. William Amsinck 1 Mar. 21 p 7 July 25 p 12 April 26 William Sleator .. 20 April 14 7 April 25 Pll Nov. 31 John Maclean.... 8 April 25 p 30 Mar. 26 p 10 May 33 Sam. E. Goodman 7 July 25 P 8 April 26 p 4 Oct. 33 P Arthur Byrne4 17 July 11 25 Aug. 13 5 Dec. 34 Richard Fawkes .. p 1 Mar. 27 P 22 May 29 P 16 Jan. 35 P 51011T. Charlton Smith 24 June 13 5 Aug. 19 27 Mar. 35 James Faunce Lonsdale 27 May 24 21 Dec. 26 p 27 July 38 Charles Yereker 9 April 25 p 27 Mar. 27 p 17 Aug. 38 Geo. Anthony Durnford 3 Mar. 25 p 15 Dec. 25 6 Nov. 38 Lieutenants. Walter Butler P.15 Dec. 25 p 16 Sept. 26 4 Captain Byrne’s services:— Ex- Usher Williamson .... p 29 Aug. 26 Pll Nov. 31 pedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Henry Butler p 15 May 27 7 Sept. 32 Capture of Martinique in 1809. Rawdon S. E. Neynoe 10 June 29 p 10 May 33 Peninsula from June 1810, to the end of the war, including the battles of Thos. Percival Touzel 10 Sept. 29 p 4 Oct. 33 Busaco and Albuhera; siege and Henry D. Cholmeley.. p 13 July 31 p 13 Dec. 33 storming of Badajoz, 1812 ; affair p 30 Dec. 26 with the Advanced Guard of the Francis Smith p 19 May 33 French near Carazal ; battles of Hon. C. T. Skeff Foster p 22 June 32 p 4 Aug. 37 Salamanca, Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Andrew Vincent Watson P 21 Dec. 32 p 18 May 38 Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. Severely wounded in the Pyrenees, John Lewes p 4 Oct. 33 p 27 July 38 26th July, 1813, and at Toulouse. Frederick King p 13 Dec. 33 p 17 Aug. 38 Served also in the American war, Thomas Hare 27 Mar. 35 6 Nov. 38 including the battle at Plattsburgh. Ensigns. 6 Captain Smith, previously to entering the army, served for a short period in the navy, and was three 0 Lewis C. Irwin p 10 April 35 times wounded. Served in the Peninsula from June 0 Herman Stapylton p 4 Aug. 37 1813 to the end of the war, and was present at the affair 0 E. N. Molesworth P 1 Dec. 37 of Ordal. Severely wounded at Waterloo. E. N. Molesworth 6 Dr. Mostyn served in the Peninsula, from Jan. 0 Ben. Midgley 11 Dec. 37 1811 until the end of the war, including the siege of 2 0 Barth. Tunnard p 26 Dec. 37 Badajoz, April 1812 ; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees; storming of San Sebastian with the 2 0 J. Thring Coxe p 18 May 38 Volunteer party; battles of Orthes and Toulouse. 1 0 G. L. Thomson p 27 July 38 Served in the American war, including the action at 1 0 James Somerville p 17 Aug. 38 Plattsburgh. Present on the 18th June at Waterloo. 1 0 John Sam. Manly 15 Feb. 39 31 4 Paymaster.—Victor Raymond, 9 March, 26; Ens. 11 Feb. 08; Lieut. 16 Nov. 09 ; Capt. 7 April, 25. 2 0 Adjutant.—Benj. Midgley, (Ens.) 11 Dec. 37. 8 0 Quarter-Master.—Geo. Thompson, 13 Sept. 31 29 0 Surgeon.—0109. Thos. Mostyn,6 6 Oct. 25; Assist.-Surg. 19 Dec. 11; Hosp.- Assist. 7 Nov. 10. 13 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—P. O’Callaghan, 21 Feb. 28 ; Hosp.-Assist. 18 July, 26. 4 0 Col. C. J. Delmege, M.D., 15 May, 35. Facings Buif.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Lowry Cole commanded a brigade at the battle of Maida, and a division in the Peninsula and in France ; he has re- ceived a Cross and four Clasps for Maida, Albuhera (wounded), Salamanca (severely wounded), Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 2 Colonel Hare, previously to entering the 27th Regt. served in the Tarbert Fencibles, from which he volunteered to serve in the expedition to Holland in 1799, and was present at the landing at the Helder, and the landing and advance upon Ferrol. Served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, for which he has received a medal. Present at the capture of Ischia and Procida. Served in the Peninsula from August 1812 until the end of the war, including the taking of Alcoy ; battles of Biar and Castalla ; siege of, and operations before Tarragona, and blockade of Barcelona. Wounded at Waterloo. 3 Major M'Pherson served in Calabria in 1806. Present at the capture of Ischia in 1809. Served the campaigns of 1813 and 14, in the Peninsula, including the battles Biar and Castalla ; siege of Tarragona; affair at Ordell (severely wounded through the body and left arm) ; and blockade of Barcelona. Served also in the American war, including the battle of Platts- burgh. 78 Emb. for, Foreign S V T Service, 1885, J 2&th (or North Gloucestershire) Regt. of Foot. [ so uTifwaies' The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT ” — “ CORUNNA ” — “ BARROSA ” — “ ALBUHEItA ’ “ VITTOR.IA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE”—“ NIVE”—“ ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA” WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 48 Hon. Sir E. Paget,1 G.C.B. Cornet & Sub-Lieut.‘US Mar. 1792; Capt. 7 Dec. Full Half 92; Major, 14 Nov. 93; Lieut.-Col. 30 April, 94; Col. 1 Jan. 98; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 1 Jan. 1805;iieM£.-(Tett.4June,ll; Gen.til May, 25; Col. 28th Regt. 26 Dec.15. Lieut.-Colonel. Cudbert French,2 K.H. 2nd Lieut. P3 Sept. 12; Lieut. PI April, 14; Capt. p 10 June, 24; Major, p 22 June, 32; Lieut.-Col. p 19 Dec. 34. Majors. J. Messiter, Ens. 18 July, 15; Lieut. p3 July, 23; Capt. P19 Sept. 26; Major, P 27 Sept. 33. Sydney John Cotton,3 Cornet, 19 April, 10 ; Lieut. 13 Feb. 12 ; Capt. p 1 Jan. 20; Major 18 Jan. 28. ENSIGN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. Wm. Irwin4 .... p 10 Nov. 07 20 July 09 p 9 May 16 10 Jan. 37 Thomas Wheeler ...... 24 May 14 p 18 Dec. 17 28 Sept. 32 Wanley Elias Sawbridge p 23 Oct. 23 28 Apr. 25 p 30 June 29 F. Wimbleton P. Parker p 10 June 26 P 3 Apr. 27 P12 July 33 Frank Adams .. p 30 Dec. 26 23 Mar. 32 p 31 Dec. 33 ij|) Wm. Hunter 5 13 May 12 28 Apr. 13 p 27 Nov. 28 Clias. Ferd. Ham Smith 18 June 29 P 27 Sept. 33 p 26 Dec. 37 Maurice Chas. O’Connell p 25 Mar. 28 25 Nov. 31 p 22 June 38 George Minter 14 Nov. 11 15 Jan. 18 29 Apr. 32 8 Major Cotton served in the Lieutenants. Pindarree campaigns in 1816-17. George War dell 2 Jan. 17 9 Apr. 25 4 M^jor Irwin served in the Mottram Andrews 9 April 25 p 24 July 28 Peninsula from the beginning William Russell 3 Feb. 25 6 Nov. 26 of 1809, to the end of the war, including the passage of the Fred. Browne Russell .. 2 Nov. 26 18 Feb. 30 Douro; battles of Talavera Robt. Baumgartner .. .. p 27 Sept. 33 p 30 June 37 (wounded), Busaco, and Campo Henry Dalton Smart.. .. p 31 Dec. 33 p 25 Aug. 37 Mayor; first siege of Badajoz; p 6 Oct. 37 battles of Albuhera, Aroyo de 19f Chas. Henry Nicholetts p 19 Dec. 34 Molino, Almarez, Yittoria (se- P 51SE Donald M‘Phee.. 15 Dec. 08 29 Nov. 10 verely wounded), Nivelle, Nive, Fra. Durell Yignoles .. .. p 10 May 33 p 26 Dec. 37 Orthes, and Toulouse. Present Edw. M. Love p 23 June 37 p 17 Aug. 38 on the 16th, (severely wounded) and 18th June, at Waterloo. John Edw. H Pryce .. .. p 30 June 37 p 1 Mar. 39 5 Capt. Hunter served in the W. G. Cormick P 10 July 37 p 24 May 39 Peninsula from Feb. 1818 to the G. Gravatt p 25 Aug. 37 p31 May 39 end of the war, including the crossing of the Bidassoa (severely wounded by Ensigns. a musket shot through the body); battles of the W. A. Gwynne P 11 July 34 Nive 10th, (wounded) 11th, and 12th December, George Hilliard p 13 Feb. 35 Orthes, and Toulouse. J. G. R. Aplin p 7 Oct. 37 6 Paymaster Benson served in the Peninsula, from July, 1812, to the end of the war, includ- H. Halsey Lake p 15 Dec. 37 ing the battles of Yittoria, the Pyrenees, (wound- Donald McGregor 4 May 38 ed in the arm), Pampeluna, Nivelle, Nive, Or- Percy Archer Butler.... p 1 Mar. 39 thes, and Toulouse. Served also in the Ameri- Henry Mostyn Owen.. .. p 24 May 39 can war, and was severely wounded in the Samuel Rawson P31 May 39 right breast by a rifle ball at Plattsburgh. Paymaster.- George Thos. Benson,6 2o May, 36 ; Ens. 13 Feb. 12; Lieut. 25 Aug. 13. 1 0 Adjutant.—Donald M‘Gregor, (Ens.) 17 Aug. 38. 2 0 Quarter-Master. —512E William Kerr, 1 July, 38; Ens. 7 July, 37. Surgeon. —James Campbell, 19 June, 35; Assist.-Surg. 25 Oct. 25 ; Hosp.- Assist. 24 Feb. 20. Assist.-Surgs.—A. S. Macdonell, 29 July 30; Hosp.-Assist. 15 Nov. 27. 0 Archibald Alexander, 20 Feb. 35. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Edward Paget served in the campaign in Flanders and Holland in 94. He was present in the naval action off Cape St. Vincent, 14 Feb- 97; in the actions of the 8th, 13th, and 21st March, in Egypt (in the latter he was wounded), the investment of Cairo and Alexandria. , Sir Edward lost his right arm in the action at Oporto, 12th May 09, and has received a Medal for Corunna. 2 Colonel French served the campaigns of 1818-14, in the Peninsula, including the battles of Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. - 79 29th (or the Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot. “ ROLEIA”—“ YIMIERA’ TALAYERA’1 ALBUHERA”—“ PENINSULA/ Years* Serv Colonel. 46 P ffiH John Lord Strafford,1 G.C.B. & G.C.U. Ens. 30Sept. 1793; Lieut. 1 Dec. 93; Capt. 24 May, 94; Lieut.-Col. M March, 1800 ; Col. 25 July, 10; .P.ulL Half Major-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Col. 29th Regt. 23 Jan. 28. Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonel. Hon. C. A. Wrottesley,2 Cornet, 21 Dec. 15; Lieut, p 5 July, 21; Capt. p 16 4A June, 25; Major, p 5 April, 31; Lieut.-Col. 3 July, 39. Majors. T. Bennett Hickin,3 Ens. 2 May, 05; Lieut, p 31 Oct. 05; Capt. 9 May, 16 ;j Brev.-Major, 10 Jan. 37; Regtl.-Major, P31 May, 39. P Richard Lucas, Ens. 5 Apr. 10; Lieut. 24 Oct. 11; Capt. P 22 Apr. 26; Major, 3 July, 39. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. Alex. Sharrock .... 7 Aug. 06 30 June 08 27 Apr. 27 Rob. Percy Douglas 16 Mar. 20 p 19 Feb. 24 p 11 June 28 George Congreve .. 8 Apr. 25 p 12 Jan. 26 p 12 June 28 Christ. Edw. Eaton p 28 Apr. 25 p 20 May 26 p 30 Dec. 31 Henry Phillpotts .. p 23 June 25 Pll July 26 p 27 June 34 W. Wickham Drake p 25 Feb. 26 p 20 Aug. 29 p 14 July 37 W. Gemmell Alves p 20 May 26 p 10 Sept.. 30 p 10 Nov. 37 John George Weir .. p 16 Aug. 27 P 30 Dec. 31 P31 May 39 Andrew T. Hemphill 7 Apr. 25 16 Apr. 29 3 July 39 Hon. W. F. Byng .. never p 31 Dec. 30 p 12 July 39 Lieutenants. Septimus Hen. Palairet.. p 28 Oct. 29 p 16 May 34 John Owen Lucas p 15 June 30 p 27 June 34 W. Hemphill 13 June 30 p 9 Oct. 35 Gregory Lewis Way .... p 17 Feb. 32 30 July 36 Edmund Geo. Nicolay .. p 3 May 31 p 5 May 37 George Brown p 31 Dec. 33 P 14 July 37 Arth. St. Geo. H. Stepney p 16 May 34 p 10 Nov. 37 H. Mont. Cuninghame . p 5 Apr. 33 p 21 Apr. 37 Thomas A. Gerard.. ... p 15 May 35 Pll Aug. 37 Edmund Durbin P 9 Oct. 35 p 8 Mar. 39 George Molle 22 Nov. 36 p 31 May 39 John M‘Neale Walter.. . p 31 July 35 3 July 39 g Col. Wrottesley was at John Power ...... p 5 May 37 P 12 July 39 the siege of Bhurtpore. 8 Major Bennett Hickin served in the Pen- Ensigns. insula, from April, 1809, to the end of the war, Lewis Coker ...... 11 Aug. 37 including the capture of Oporto, battles of Ta- H. P. L’Estrange .... p 28 Dec. 38 lavera, Busaco, Albuhera, (wounded), Vittoria, Kenneth Murchison .. 1 Feb. 39 Roncesvalles, Pyrenees (severely wounded at Pampeluna), Nivelle, Nive, Bayonne, Aire, Thos. Edw. Wilbraham p 8 Mar. 39 Heights of Garris, Orthes, and Toulouse. Frederick Coventry .. p 31 May 39 4 Dr. Ingham served in the American war, James Halkett p 7 June 39 including the battles at Fort-George, Chippewa, Sir A. K. Macdonald, Bt p 12 July 39 and at the Falls of Niagara. George H. M. Jones 13 July 39 0 Paymaster.—James Espinasse, 8 Feb. 39; Ens. 8 Feb. 21; Lieut. 7 April, 25; Capt. 11 July, 37. Adjutant.—John Owen Lucas, (Lieut.) 3 July, 39. Quarter-Master.—Thomas Kneebone, 15 July, 24. Surgeon.—Charles Thomas Ingham,4 M.D. 25 June 26; Assist.-Surg. 16 Aug. 10; Hosp.-Assist. 24 May, 10. 0 Assist.-Surgeon.—John Hawkey, M.D. 16 June, 25; Hosp.-Assist. 23 Dec. 24, Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. (Returned from the Mauritius, March, 1838.] 1 Lord Strafford served in Flanders, Holland, and in the expeditions to Hanover, Copenhagen, and Wal- cheren, and has received a cross and one clasp for Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes. 80 Emb. for For.'] ["Serving in Service, 1884. J 30^A (or the Cambridgeshire} Regiment of Foot. L Bermuda. Years’ Serv The Sphinx, with the words “EGYPT”—“ BADAJOZ”—“SALAMANCA”- “ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” 46 Colonel. Full Half 1 Pay. Pay. ^ Sir Thomas Bradford, G.C.B. & G.C.H. Ens. 20 Oct. 1793; Lieut. 9 Dec. 93; Capt. 15 April, 94; Major, 9 Sept. 95; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan, 1801; Col. 25 July, 10; Major-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 30th Regt. 18 April, 29. Lieut.-Colonel.—$ Henry Edward Robinson,2 Ens. 28 May, 06 ; Lieut. 9 Feb. 08; Capt. p 26 July, 22; Major, P 20 Sept. 27 ; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 34. Majors.—Harry Smith Ormond,3 Ens. 8 Nov. 99; Lieut. 28 Aug. 01; Capt. 24 Sept. 12 •,Major, 10 June, 29. John Tongue,4 Ens. 9 July, 03; Lieut. P24 May, 04; Capt. 7 March, 11; Brevet-Major, 22 July, 30 ; Begtl.-Major, 1 Jan. 34. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. $ John Procter5 3 Dec. 03 8 June 04 4 May 09 22 July 30 John Gordon Geddes.... 8 Nov. 15 27 Mar. 25 p 8 Apr. 26 P James Poyntz6 14 Apr. 14 19 July 15 28 Dec. 28 2133-Edw.Nevil Macready7 8 Sept. 14 20 July 15 p 16 July 29 Rob. Alex. Andrews .... 18 Aug. 14 27 Mar. 24 p 20 Aug. 29 $ Wm. Baxter8 9 May 11 10 June 13 1 Jan. 34 Hen. Jenkins Pogson.... p 15 Nov. 27 p 11 June 30 P17 Oct. 34 $ Samuel Waymouth9 18 May 12 28 Mar. 13 13 Oct. 25 28 June 38 John Moore p 15 June 30 p 9 May 34 p 1 Mar. 39 Charles Sillery 24 Nov. 28 20 July 30 p 15 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. 8 Captain Baxter served in C. H. Marechaux 9 Dec. 20 6 Apr. 26 the Peninsula from July, 1811, Wm. Armstrong Steele.. 16 May 27 8 Apr. 32 to January, 1813, including the 10 Dec. 33 siege of the Forts at, and bat- Wm. Hodder Heard .... 16 Sept. 27 tle of Salamanca, where he was Edwin Godwin Pilsworth P31 Aug. 30 P 18 July 34 wounded; served also in the Edw. John Grant ...... p 9 Dec. 31 P 17 Oct. 34 South of France in 1814. p 3 May 33 p 19 Dec. 34 9 Major Waymouth served Alex. John H. Lumsden in the Peninsula with the 2nd Jas. C. Ellard D’Esterre 16 Dec. 31 22 Apr. 38 Life Guards; was severely Sam. John Luke Nicoll.. P 27 Apr. 32 p 8 June 38 wounded and taken prisoner Hon. J. Harlstonge Pery P 9 May 34 p 30 Oct. 38 (reported “ supposed to be 31 Oct. 38 killed”) at Waterloo, in charg- Alex. Macdonald 18 July 34 ing the Cuirassiers. The ef- P. C. Cavan p 19 Dec. 34 p 1 Mar. 39 fects of this wound were so. Henry Shum p 12 June 35 p 16 Mar. 39 severe that he was a year R. Bring O’Grady P30 July 36 p 26 Apr. 39 upon crutches in a state of excessive suffering,' and it was six years Ensigns. before he could put on a boot. He was conse- John Tongue p 2 Dec. 36 quently compelled to make the sacrifice of his Henry Broome ...... p 8 Dec. 37 professional prospects by an exchange to half- pay when his name stood first for promotion by D. J. B. Edwardes P 8 June 38 purchase. Edward Edwards P30 Oct. 38 10 Quarter-Master Ward served in the Penin- Charles H. White 11 Jan. 39 sula from March, 1809, to June, 1813, including Paget Bagly p 8 Mar. 39 the siege of Cadiz, battle of Fuentes d’Onor, Rob. Wm. Smith p 15 Mar. 39 siege of Badajoz ; and affair at Villa Murial; Campbell Hunter P 26 Apr 39 j servec* a's0 u* the Netherlands. Paymaster.—R. Ch. Macdonald, 8 May, 35; Ens. 10 April, 25; Lieut. Dec. 27. Adjutant.—Alexander Macdonald, {Lieut.) 18 July, 34. 15 0 Quarter-Master.—P John Ward,10 21 Oct. 24. Surgeon.—Joseph Trigance, 5 Dec. 34; Assist.-Surg. 9 Nov. 20 ; Hosp.-Assist. 7 March, 14. Assist.-Surgeons.—Joseph Edmondson, 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 20 Dec. 26. 0 James Cockburn, 15 April, 36. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Thomas Bradford was present at the siege of Monte Video, and attack on Buenos Ayres. He has received a cross and one clasp for Corunna, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian, and the passage of the Nive. 2 Colonel Robinson served in the Peninsula from June, 1809, to October, 1813, including the battles of Talavera, Busaco; lines at Torres Vedras; pursuit-of Massena; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz (shot through the left arm at the assault 6th April, 1812); battle of Salamanca; retreat from Madrid; bat- tles of Vittoria and the Pyrenees, (severely wounded, left leg fractured) 28th July, 1813. 3 Major Ormond’s services :—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1801; Canadian campaigns of 1812, 13, and 14, including the battles of Fort George, Stoney Creek, and Chrystler’s Farm. 4 Major Tongue served the campaign of 1815 at Toombudra in the East Indies, and commanded the left wing of the 30th Regiment at the siege of Asseerghur. 5 Major Procter’s services:—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807; Corunna campaign ; Peninsula from 1812 until 1814; served also in the American War. 6 Captain Poyntz served in Portugal as a volunteer from February to November, 1811, including the sortie of the French from Almissa, and subsequent skirmish at Barber del Puesco, and battle at Fuentes d’Onor. 7 Captain Macready served the campaigns of 1814 in Holland, and was engaged at Fort Frederick Hendrick; present on the 16th, 17th, and 18th June at Waterloo; also at the siege of Asseerghur March and April, 1819. 81 L Emb. for For. fServing ia Service, 1825'/] 315^ (or the Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot. L Bengal. “ TALAVERA” — “ ALBUHERA ” — “ VITTORIA >’ — “ PYRENEES” — “ NIVELLE Years’ Serv “ NIVE “PENINSULA.” 37 1 Colonel. Full Half P 0H Sir Colin Halkett, K.C.B. & G.C.H. Lt.-Col. 17 Nov. 1803; Col. 1 Jan. Pay. Pay. 12; Major-Gen. 4 June, 14 ; Lt.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 31st Regt. 28 Mar. 38. Lieut.-Colonels.—P ®2E C. Horace Churchill, C.B. Ens. 19 June, 06; Lieut. & 33 Capt. P27 Aug. 12; Brevet-Major, 22 Nov. 13; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 18 June, 15 ; Begtl.-Major, 27 July, 26; Lieut.-Col. 16 July, 30; Col. 10 Jan. 37. P Samuel Bolton,2 Ens. 5 Feb. 07 ; Lieut. 6 April, 09; Capt.p24Oct.22; Major, 14 June, 33; Lieut.-Col. P24 Nov. 35. 27 Majors.—-P Wm. Henry Sewell, C.B. Ens. 27 March, 06; Lieut. p26 Feb. 07 ; Capt. P12 March, 12; Brevet-Major, 3 March, 14; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 21 June, 17 ; Begtl.-Major, 11 Aug. 29; Col. 10 Jan. 37. 23 Thomas Skinner, Ens. 25 Jan. 16; Lieut. p6 Aug. 19; Capt. P9 Oct. 23; Major, P24 Nov. 35. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. H. Clinton Van Cortlandt3 8 May 01 1 Nov. 03 5 July 14 11 Jan. 37 Edward Wm. Bray4 12 Jan. 05 20 Apr. 08 6 Apr. 19 10 Jan. 37 John Byrne. 5 1 Oct. 08 21 Dec. 09 P19 Apr. 21 26 Feb. 36 0 James Spence 6 26 Nov. 08 p 20 Dec. 10 10 Feb. 25 28 June 38 0 p Charles Shaw 7 13 May 11 13 Apr. 20 30 July 26 “T2510 P Lambert B. Urmston . 1 Apr. 13 11 May 15 P12 Feb. 28 0 Geo. Cuthbert Marshall.. 25 Aug. 25 11 June 29 P24 Aug. 32 9 2 02E George Baldwin8.... 2 June08 9 Nov. 14 14 June 33 Holland Leckie M‘Ghee.. 18 June 12 3 May 14 P24 Nov. 35 11 George Ogilvy Jan. 07 5 Nov. 07 8 Apr. 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. 4 Major Bray served the Mah- Dan. Ben. T. Dodgin.... 21 Sept. 15 16 Jan. 23 ratta campaigns of 1817, 18, Wm. Gibson Willes .... 9 Sept. 13 p 19 Dec. 16 and 19, and was present at the siege and capture of Ryghur, Thomas Bulkeley never. 5 May 14 Amulnair, and Asseerghur. Geo. Dobson Young .... 6 Apr. 19 25 Aug. 25 5 Capt. Spence was present Geo. Francis White .... 27 Jan. 25 3 Apr. 28 in the action of Stuola, near John Cassidy Stock .... 23 Mar. 26 1 Feb. 29 Genoa, 13th April, 18] 4, and subsequent attacks upon the Robert Norman p 7 Sept. 26 2 Sept. 29 city of Genoa until its surren- Thomas Pender 13 Sept. 26 1 Aug. 30 der. Capt. Spence was one of Thos. Conyngham Kelly 3 Apr. 28 P31 Aug. 30 the sufferers in that lamentable catastrophe the burning of the Edward Lugard 31 July 28 P31 Oct. 31 Kent, East Indiaman, in the Frederick Spence 24 Dec. 29 p 1 Nov. 31 Bay of Biscay, 1st March, 1825. Robt. John Eagar 11 June 30 p 25 Jan. 33 6 Captain Shaw was present James Croft Brooke .... P31 Oct. 31 2 Sept. 33 at the battle of Albuhera. Also at the attack and surrender of John Snowden Scott .... p 1 Nov. 31 p 6 Mar. 35 Genoa in. 1814, and, subse- Arthur Du Bourdieu .... P 25 Jan. 33 27 Mar. 36 quently, at the surrender of Philip Le Couteur p 8 Dec. 25 1 Apr. 36 Corsica. 7 Capt. Urmston served the Francis J. Thomas 5 July 33 20 May 36 campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Edw. Smith Mercer .... p 6 Mar. 35 p 11 June 36 the Peninsula, including the Charles Dunbar ...... p 3 Aug. 26 9 Nov. 32 battles of the Nive, Orthes, and Hon. Geo. A. F. C. Graves p 15 Mar. 33 p 30 Dec. 36 Toulouse. Served throughout the Burmese war, including the George Frend P 24 Nov. 35 p 14 July 37 capture of Rangoon ; storm and Hen. Knight Sayers .... p 17 Oct. 34 7 July 37 capture of the stockades of Dalway MHlveen P22 Jan. 36 P 12 July 39 Kemwandirie and Kummerute; battles of Rangoon, Kokain, and Pagam-Mew ; Ensigns. attack and capture of Donahew, Prome, and T. J. Bourke 10 May 35 Maloom ; actions of Simbike and Napadee. J. iEneas Duncan P 7 Aug. 35 8 Capt. Baldwin accompanied the expedition J. Greenwood p 6 May 36 to Walcheren, and was at the siege of Flushing. Present on the 18th June at Waterloo, apd the George Douglas 20 May 36 storming of Cambray. George B. Shaw p 14 July 37 9 Paymaster Matthews served in the Nepaul Thos. Hen. Flasket P21 Oct. 36 war in 1814 and 15; at the capture of Hattrass; William Bray 21 June 39 in the Mahratta war in 1817 and 18; and at J. D. Carmichael Smyth p 12 July 39 the capture of Bhurtpore. Paymaster.—John Henry Matthews,9 21 Oct. 13. Adjutant.—Dan. Ben. T. Dodgin, {Lieut.) 18 Dec. 35. Quarter-Master.—Samuel Palmer, 8 May, 26. Surgeon.—Henry Hart, M.D. 21 Sept. 30 ; Assist.-Surg. 31 Jan. 11. 18 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—T. Eames Ayre, 2 Nov. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 17 July, 26. 7 0 Charles Hugh James, 5 Oct. 32. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Price & Son. 1 Sir Colin Halkett has received a cross for Albuhera, Salamanca, Vittoria, and the passage of the Nive, and was severely wounded at Waterloo. 2 Col. Bolton served in the Peninsula, from 1808 to the end of the war, including the battles of Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera (wounded), Aroya de Molina, Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nive, Orthes, Aire, and Toulouse. 8 Major Van Cortlandt was engaged at the following battles, sieges, &c. in the East Indies; viz. Lasna, Begaghur, Ruthowra, Agra, Deig, Bhurtpore, Allyghur, Coel, Delhi, Laswarrie, and Fallyghur, capture of Holkar. Also several skirmishes during the campaigns of 1808, 4, 5, and 6. Present at the sieges of Ko-. mona and Gunowrje in 1808, and at Kalunga in 1814. Served the campaigns against the Pindarrees in 1817 and 18. , 82 32d (or the Cornwall) Regiment of Foot. [Canada." I ROLEIA” — “ YIMIERA”—“ SALAMANCA”—“ PYREISTEES ” — “ NIYELLE” — ^ “ NIYE”—“ ORTHES ”—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Colonel* Years’Serv Sir Robert Macfarlane,1 K.C.B. G.C.H. Ens. 26 May, 1789; Lieut. 22 May, 93; 50 Capt. 25 Sept. 93; Major, 12 Nov. 94; Lieut.-Col. 19 Sept. 94; Col. 1 Jan. Full Half 1800; Major-Gen. 25 April, 08; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 13; Gen. 22 July, 30; Pay. Pay. Col. 32nd Regt. 26 Sept. 37. Lieut.Colonel. 26 Thos. Henry Wingfield, Lieut. 7th Fusiliers, 11 Nov. 13; Capt. P12 Sept. 22 ; Major, P3 June 28; Lieut.-Col. 19 Jan. 39. 2 Majors. p 31 IP Henry Reid, Em. 17 March, 08; Lieut. 26 July, 09; Capt. 26 July, 21; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; liegtl.-Major, 5 Oct. 38. 27 0 IP 5123 JohnBirtwhistle,3Eras. 14 April, 13; Lieut. p14 Jan. 19; Capt. p13 May, 24; Brevet-Major, 28 June, 38; Begtl.-Major, 19 Jan. 39. 1 Captains. CAPTAIN. iBREV.-MAJ. IP John Swinburn4 28 Aug. 04 16 May 05 15 Aug. 10 22 July 30 Frederick Markham5.... p 13 May 24 P 22 Oct. 25 p 16 April 29 2123 George Browne6.. .. 10 June 13 30 Sept. 19 10 Feb. 32 15 June 38 Thomas Calder 15 July 19 7 April 25 16 Feb. 33 John Thos. Hill p 13 Mar. 27 p 16 April 29 p 13 Feb. 35 Hen. Yaughan Brooke .. p 12 July 27 p 11 June 30 p 22 May 35 John Hen. Evelegh .... 8 April 25 P 28 Jan. 26 p 20 Jan. 32 Thomas White ...... 7 Dec. 15 25 Aug. 24 5 Oct. 38 Osborne Markham p 27 Sept. 31 p 9 Mar. 34 p 3 Nov. 37 Alexander Gardiner7 15 July 13 20 July 15 19 Jan. 39 Lieutenants. 6 Major Browne served at Fra. John Griffin ...... 13 Oct. 25 12 June 28 Waterlooon 16th and 18th June. 5123 George Oke8 ...... 8 Dec. 25 26 June 28 7 Capt. Gardiner served in p p the American war in 1815. Edw. Osborne Broadley.. 15 Aug. 26 29 Sept. 29 8 Lieut. Oke sowed at Wa- Cuthbert A. Baines .... p 12 June 28 8 Oct. 30 terloo on the 16th and 18th John Dillon...... 26 June 28 10 Feb. 32 June. John Grogan p 25 Nov. 28 P 20 April 32 ' 9 Paymaster Moore served the campaign of 1814 in Hol- Robert Campbell ...... p 2 Feb. 30 P 2 Aug. 33 land, including the action at Thomas Forsyth...... p 15 June 30 p 22 May 35 Merxem, and bombardment of William Case 10 Feb. 32 9 Feb. 38 Antwerp. Present at Waterloo. 12 April 33 10 Feb. 38 10 Quarter-Master Healey’s Thos. Daniel Kelly services:—siege of Copenhagen John Erule Money p 18 April 33 5 Oct. 38 in. 1807; battles of Roleia, J. E. W. Inglis p 2 Aug. 33 19 Jan. 39 Vimiera, and Corunna ; expe- William Dillon ...... p 13 Feb. 35 p15 Feb. 39 dition to Walcheren and siege of Flushin Peninsula from June, 1811 to Ensigns. the end of the war,, including the battles of S. A. Dickson p 22 May 35 Salamanca, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Rhys Jones p 2 Sept. 36 Orthes. Served at Waterloo 16th, and 18th Thomas Robyns p 7 Oct. 36 June. E. W. D. Lowe ...... 20 May 37 11 Dr. Bampfield was at the battles of Maida Geo. Sam. Moore 9 Feb. 38 and Castalla; sieges of Tarragona and Barcelona. John P. Pigott • p 15 Feb. 39 Wm. Bellingham 8 Mar. 39 Cha. Davers Rushbrooke p 24 May 39 Paymaster, ■am G. Moore,9 19 Oct. 26; Ens. 1 Oct. 12; Lieut. 6 Dec. 13. Adjutant.—Thos. Daniel Kelly, {Lieut j 12 April, 33. Quarter-Master.—|j3 512E Thomas Healey,10 29 Nov. 27. Surgeon.—1[) Wm. Bampfield,11 21 Jan. 13; Ass'ist.-Surg. 28 Jan. 08; Hosp.- Assist. 26 Dee. 04. 7 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Duncan M£Gregor, 4 Jan. 33. 6 0 Alex. M‘Grigor, 31 May, 33. Facings White—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Lrish Agent, Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Robert Macfarlane accompanied the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. He served subsequently in Sicily as second in command under Lord William Bentinck. 2 Major Reid served at the siege of Cadiz, from March 1813 to Feb. 1814. Served also in the American war, including the affair at Hampden. 3 Major Birtwhistle served the campaign of 1814 in the South of France. Present on the 16th (severely wounded) 17th, and 18th June, at Waterloo. 4 Major Swinburn’s services:—siege of Copenhagen in 1807; campaign of 1808 in Portugal; (wounded in the head on the retreat to Vigo.) Present at the battles of the Coa, Fuentes d’Onor, Redinha (wounded in the hip), Sabugal, and Busaco. Joined the army at Toulouse in 1814. Present at New Orleans, Jan. 1815, 5 Capt. Markham was severely wounded in Canada, 23 Nov. 1837. 83 Emb. for Foreign"] Service, 1837. J 33c? (or 1st Yorkshire, W. Riding) Regt. of Foot. [aZitar/ Years’ Serv SERINGAPATAM ’ WATERLOO.”

60 1 Colonel. (Sir Charles Wale, K.C.B. Em. June, 1779; Lieut. 13 April, 80; Capt. 25 June, FulJ Half 83; Major, 1 Mar. 94; Lieut-Col. 1 Jan. 98; Col. 25 April, 1808; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay 4 June, 11; Lieut.-Gen. 19 July, 21; Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 33d Regt. 25 Feb. 31. Lieut.-Colonel. 35 2Ii23 Charles Knight,2 Em. August 06; Lieut. 25 Jan. 07; Capt. p 30 Aug. 10; Brevet-Major, 21 Jan. 19; Itegtl.-Major, 25 Nov. 21; Lieut.Col. p 10 Sept. 80. Majors. 3211 Joseph Mark Harty,3 K.H. Ens. 23 April, 07; Lieut. Pi May, 07; Capt. Pll Mar. 13; Major, P 20 Dec. 27. 32E Thomas Reid,4 Ens. 2 July, 05; Lieut, p 20 June, 06; Capt. 16 June, 15; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; Eegtl.-Major, 10 Nov. 38. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 0 32E Richard Westmore5 28 May 12 p 1 April 13 23 June 25 28 June 38 0 George Whannell6 1 Mar. 11 16 Mar. 14 3 Nov. 25 28 June 38 T5n Thos. Jas. Galloway ... p 13 Sept. 21 2 June 25 P27 Dec. 27 0 Fred. Rudolph Blake... P30 June 25 p 14 Aug. 27 p 23 Aug. 31 0 Archibald Robertson ... p 4 Dec. 23 P31 Aug. 26 Pll Dec. 28 0 John Johnston p 15 Aug. 27 16 Mar. 30 p 19 Oct. 38 0 Thos. Bunbury Gough . p 27 Dec. 27 P25 Jan. 31 p 23 Nov. 38 0 George Aug. Vernon ... 2 July 29 P 12 April 31 p 28 Dec. 38 P Chas.Rob.Shuckburgh 25 July 11 5 Aug. 13 21 June 39 0 Henry Wm. Banbury...., p 29 June 30 p 30 Aug. 33 p 18 Aug. 38 4 Major Reid was at the capture Lieutenants. of Bourbon and the Isle of France 0 John Williamson p 30 Dec. 26 p 16 July 30 in 1810; served the campaigns of 0 Thos. Jacob Smith. p 13 Dec. 27 P10 Sept. 30 1813 and 14 in Germany and Hol- land, including both attacks on 0 Warren Maude P20 Mar. 29 p 13 April 32 Merxem, and the assault on Bergen- 0 Francis Todd p 16 July 30 p 15 Mar. 33 op-Zoom $ served at Waterloo on 0 Thomas Plunkett 15 Nov. 27 P 5 April 33 the 16th, and 18th June, and was se- verely wounded. 0 William T. Nixon ...... 3 Aug. 30 p 22 Jan. 36 5 Major Westmore served the 0 Hen. Knight Erskine.... 6 Jan. 32 P27 Feb. 36 campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Ger- 0 George Erskine I 17 Aug. 32 p 3 June 36 many and Holland, including both attacks on Merxem, and the assault 0 James Knight...... p 28 Dec. 32 p 19 Oct. 38 on . Bergen-op-Zoom ; served at 0 John Stuart 7 Mar. 34 p 23 Nov. 38 Waterloo on the 16tb, and 18th June, and was severely wounded. 0 E. Aug. Milman p 27 Nov. 35 P28 Dec. 38 6 Major Whannell served the 0 Edw. Winnington p 22 Jan. 36 4 Jan. 39 campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Ger- 0 Chas. P. B. Walker ... p 27 Feb. 36 21 June 39 many and Holland, including the attacks on Merxem, bombardment of the French fleet at Ensigns. Antwerp, and the attack on Bergen-up- Zoom. 0 M. A. Obert p 12 Mar. 36 7 Capt. Shuckburgh served in the Peninsula from 0 Edmund Peel p 18 Mar. 36 1811 to the end of the war, including the battle of Vit- toria; blockade of Pampeluna; battles of the Pyre- 0 Charles Mills p 3 June 36 nees, 25th, 26th, 28th, and 30th July; actions of Irun 0 Jas. Bruce Neil p 19 Oct. 38 31st Aug., Vera Heights ; battles of Nivelle, Orthes, 0 Nich. Pelham Giveen... p 23 Nov. 38 and Toulouse, besides various other minor actions and 0 Rob. Gregory Wale ... 30 Oct. 38 skirmishes. 0 P. G. H. Somerset p 29 Mar. 39 0 John E. Collings. 21 June 39 14^ Paymaster.—Patrick M‘Grath, 4 Oct. 31; Em. 7 Feb. 11; Lieut. 14 Jan. 13. 0 Adjutant.—John Williamson {Lieut.) 12 Mar. 31. 14^ Quarter-Master.—Henry Oldershaw, 3 Aug. 32; Ens. 10 June, 12; Lieut. 3 Feb. 14. Ife Surgeon.—John Hall,8 Nov.27; A ssist.-Surg.12 Sept.22; Hasp.-Assist. 24 JunelS. 0 Assist.-Surgs.—Denis Joseph Magrath,M.D. 29 June,30; Hosp.-Assist. 1 Feb. 27. 0 J. M. C. M‘Donald, 11 Jan. 33. Facings Red—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Charles Wale served in the campaign of 1799 in Holland, and was present at the battles of the 10th and 19th Sept., and 2nd and 6th Oct. He has received a medal for Guadaloupe, where he was wounded in storming the heights of Matauba, 3 Feb. 10. 2 Col. Knight was at the capture of Bourbon and the Isle of France in 1810; served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, in- cluding the operations before Antwerp ; served at Waterloo on the 16th, and 18th June, and received a severe contusion ; suc- ceeded to the command of the 33rd regiment during the action on the 18th June, and marched it out of the field. 3 Major Harty was at the capture of Bourbon and the Isle of France in 1810 ; served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Ger- many and Holland, including botli attacks on Merxem, and the assault on Bergen-op-Zoom: served at Waterloo on the 16th, and 18th June, and was slightly wounded. 84 tewct'iS:] Mth the Cumberland) Regi. of Foot. PggjE* (< ALBUHERA”—“ VITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE”—“ NIYE”— i ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. |j) Sir Thos. Makdougall Brisbane,1 Bart. G.C.B. and G.C.H. Ens. 10 Jafl. 1782 j 58 Lieut. 30 July, 91; Capt. 12 April, 93; Major, 5 Aug. 95; Lieut.-Col. 4 Full Half April, 1800; Col. 25 July, 10;Af ajor.-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, Pay Pay. 25; Col. 34th Regt. 16 Dec. 26. Lieut-Colonel. Rich. Airey, Ens. 15 March 21; Lieut.v^ Dec. 23; Capt. P22 Oct. 25; Major, P9 May, 34; Lieut.-Col. P10 Feb. 38. Majors. George Ruxton, Ens. p? Nov. 22; Lieut. 24 Jan. 25; Capt. P4 March, 26; Major, P4 Aug. 37. Henry Deedes, Ens. p23 Dec. 19; Lieut. 2 Oct. 23; Capt. P19 Nov. 25; Major, P23 Feb. 33. Captains. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Chas. Baillie Brisbane . 21 Mar. 16 20 May 19 p 9 June 25 28 June 38 Edward Broderick 11 Mar. 24 p 7 Nov. 26 R 9 May 34 James John Best 6 Feb. 29 P29 June 30 p 10 April 35 R. Willoughby Byron . p 27 Aug. 29 2 Aug. 33 P18 Sept. 35 Philip Hamond p 9 Dec. 31 P24 Dec. 33 p 30 July 36 Nicholas R. Brown ... 22 Mar. 21 2 June 25 2 May 37 Joseph Hen. Mathews . p 4 Mar. 26 P21 Feb. 34 P 4 Aug. 37 John Style Norris Pll May 32 P28 Mar. 34 P22 Sept. 37 Eustace Heathcote Pjll May 33 P13 Mar. 35 P23 Feb. 38 Robert Bradfute 9 Nov. 09 p 20 Feb. 12 27 Mar. 28 Lieutenants. Fred. Philip Glubb ... 2 Oct. 28 P10 May 33 Charles F. Hervey - ..,. 2 Nov. 32 P30 Dec. -34 William E. James 2 Aug. 33 p 10 April 35 Hen. John Hutton P24 Dec. 33 P18 Sept. 35 Rich. D. Kelly 7 Mar. 34 P30 July 36 Arth. Cyril Goodenough P 8 April 34 P25 Nov. 36 Thomas Bourke p 9 May 34 2 May 37 Frederick H. Lang 11 July 34 P 4 Aug. 37 Folliott Duff P30 Dec. 34 P29 Sept. 37 John Simpson p 13 Mar. 35 p 3 Nov. 37 Chas. Alfred Schreiber . P10 April 35 P23 Feb. 38 Edw. P. A. Talbot P30 July 36 P 1 June 38 John Gwilt P25 Nov. 36 P10 Aug. 38 Ensigns. Bonfoy Rooper P26 May 37 Alex. C. Robertson P15 Sept. 37 Fra. Chas. Harvey P29 Sept. 37 Wm. Bailey Money ... p 3 Nov. 37 H. Radford Nonnan ... P23 Feb. 38 J. Fryon Still 11 May 38 Hen. Beckett Bertles... p 1 June 38 Joshua Hen. Kirby P10 Aug. 38 Paymaster.—Chas. Boyse Roche, 30 Nov. 38; Ens. 18 Jan. 28; Lieut. 21June, 32. Adjutant.—William E. James, {Lieut.) 20 Nov. 36. Quarter-Master.—Jones Duke, 10 Jan. 37. Surgeon.—William Bain, M.D. 29 Dec. 37 ; Assist.-Surg. 30 June, 25; Hosp.- Assist. 24 June, 15. Assist.-Surg.—Alexander Smith, 16 Nov. 33. James Gordon, 13 Jan. 37. Faeings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Thomas Brisbane joined the Duke of York’s army in the beginning of the war, and was present in every action except that of the 22nd May 03, when he was confined from a wound received in the action of the 18th of the same month. He was subsequently present at the taking of various islands, forts, &c. in the West Indies. Sir Thomas has received a cross and one clasp for Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, Where he was wounded. 85 . Servi’ce0ri837’] 35th (or Royal Sussex) Regiment of Foot. [SeMauriuusthe “ MAIDA.” Colonel. P Sir John Oswald,1 G.C.B. & G.C.M.G. Second Lieut. 1 Feb. 1788; Lieut. 29 Jan. 89; Capt. 24_Jan. 91; Major, 1 Sept. 95; Lieut.-Col. 30 Mar. 97; Col. Full Half 30 Ocfc. 1805; Major-Gen. 4 June, 11; Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen. 10 Jan. Puy. Pay. 37; Col. 35th Regt. 9 Oct. 19. Lieut.-Colonel. Edward KentS. Butler, Ens. 27 Aug. 18; Lieut. 7 April, 25; Capt. P 8 April, 26; Major, p 29 March, 33; Lieut.-Col. p 17 June, 36. Majors. Aralander Tennant,2 -EVM. P20 Oct. 08; Lieut. 10 June, 13 yCapt. P10 June, 26; Major, p 1 Aug. 34. Benjamin F. Dalton Wilson, Lins. p27 Aug. 25; Lieut. P10 June, 26; Capt. P20 April, 32; Major, p 17 June, 36. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. ENSIGN. Edward Goate ...... 9 May 05 8 Jan. 07 27 June 11 22 July 30 John Rowley Heyland 8 Jan. 24 p 7 Jan. 26 P12 Apr. 31 John Gordon p 14 June 27 p 5 Apr. 31 P 5 Apr. 33 J. H. Oakes Moore .. 25 Oct. 27 P26 Apr. 31 P31 Dec. 33 John Oliver Munton .. 30 June 25 17 Aug. 32 P20 Mar. 35 James Fraser p 5 April 31 P 1 Aug. 34 p17 June 36 Edward H. Hutchinson P20 Mar. 27 P10 Sept. 29 p 8 June 38 James.Tedlie ...... P19 May 25 p 5 June 27 23 July 38 Henry Cooper3 3 Oct. 05 18 June 07 25 Mar. 13 10 Jan. 37 Wm. Drummond Steuart p 12 Dec. 26 p 20 Sept. 33 p 29 July 36 Lieutenants.. George Carnie 26 July 21 4 Oct. 27 William Ward 18 Aug. 25 1 May 28 Theophilus Faris ...... P 8 Apr. 26 p 25 Aug. 29 George Bayley 10 Feb. 25 17 Apr. 30 Thomas J. G. Chatterton p 25 Aug. 29 P31 Dec. 33 Charles Forrest 6 Dec. 27 19 Dec. 34 Charles Beamish P26 Apr. 31 P20 Mar. 35 Frederick English p 22 Mar. 33 P17 June 36 Oliver Nicolls Chatterton P26 July 33 p 5 Aug. 36 Thomas Goldie Harding . P31 July 34 P26 Aug. 36 Geo. Granville Baker.... P 1 Aug. 34 23 July 38 Fred. Hugh Henry P20 Mar. 35 7 Aug, 38 Ensigns. Wm. H. Carrol P24 July 35 H. Wheatstone 17 June 36 Jas. Farq. Gordon P 6 Aug. 36 J. Talbot Crosbie p26 Aug. 36 Rob. Otho Travers p 15 Sept. 37 Thomas Teulon P29 Dec. 37 John A. Ewart 27 July 38 James Moore 28 Aug. 38 Jas. T. Oswald Pll Jan. 39 Paymaster.—Jas Gust. Ham. Holmes, 24 Feb. 37; Ens. 11 June, 30; Lieut. 2 Aug. 33. Adjutant.—Hen. Wheatstone, (Lins.) 5 Aug. 36. Quarter-Master.—John Connon, 11 Sept. 28. Surgeon.—Robert Sillery, M.D. 4 Jan. 39; Assist.-Surg. 18 April, 22; Hosp.- Assist. 24 May, 15. Assistant-Surgeons.—Thomas Coke Gaulter, M.D. 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist 22 March, 27. Arch. Gordon, M.D. 28 June, 36. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir John Oswald was at the capture of Martinique, St. Lucia, and Guadeloupe. He was severely wounded in Holland, 19 Sept. 1799, and has received a medal and two clasps for Maida, Viltoria, and St. Sebastian. 2 Miyor Tennant served at the siege of Flushing in 1809. 3 Major Cooper served at Walcheren in 1809, and subsequently in the American War. 86 E b F r n 36th or er S se;v[ce) i°8 3of ] ( Herefordshire) Regt. of Foot. [ Ne® Btn8wick. : Firm.”—“ HINDOOSTAN”—“ ROLEIA”—“ VIMIERA”—“ CORUNNA”—“ SALA- MANCA”—“ PYRENEES”—a NIVELLE”—“ NIVE”—“ ORTHES”-r- « TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 61 Sir Roger H. Sheaffe, Bart. JEns. 1 May, 1778; Lieut. 27 Dec. 80; Capt. 6 Full Half May, 95; Major, 13 Dec. 97; Lieut.-Col. 22 March, 98; Col. 25 April 1808 ; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 4 June, 11; Lieut.Gen. 19 July, 21; Col. 36 Regt. 21 Dec. 29. Lieut.-Colonel. Arch. M. Maxwell, K.H. 2wHenry Downes p 8 June 32 21 May 35 out the Burmese war, including the 14 Sept. 35 capture of Rangoon ; attack on 6 0 Alex. Crie Meik p 10 May 33 Kimindine and Pagoda Point; cap- 6 0 Andrew Carden P 14 Mar. 34 P 4 Dec. 35 ture of Fort Syriam ; engagements 6 0 Arth. Robt. Whittell.. .. P25 Oct. 33 23 May 36 in front of Rangoon ; capture of Tantabain ; siege and capture of 6 0 Wm. H. H. Anderson .. 20 Sept, 33 28 Aug. 36 Denobew; engagements near Prome ; 8 John Diddep 27 July 15 18 Oct. 36 capture of Maloonand Pagam-Mew. 4 0 Thomas Burgh p 8 May 35 5 June |37 10 Lieut. Deere served at Water- loo as a Volunteer, with the 91st 4 0 Walter Lawrence p 18 Dec. 35 22 Aug. 37 Regt. Served also in the Burmese 5 0 John Wallace p 6 Mar. 35 p 10 Feb. 38 war. 4 0 James Eman 25 Mar. 36 16 Aug. 38 11 Lieut. Stoddard and Dickson 3 0 J. De Blaquiere p 30 Sept. 36 7 May 39 (Paymaster), served in the Burmese 3 0 Robert Pratt p 16 June 37 p 27 June 39 12 Dr. Wilkins served the cam- 3 0 Cha. Anderson Morshead 11 July 37 p 28 June 39 paign of 1814 in the Peninsula. Ensigns. 3 T. Owen Evans 30 Dec. 36 Hen. F. Marston 8 Mar. 39 John Mannin 22 Aug. 37 Tho. M. L. Farmer .... 7 June 39 Anth. Sadlier P17 Aug. 38 Geo. Wm. Flessing p27 June 39 Arth. W. Smith 25 Jan. 39 Chas. Timothy Tucker .. P 28 June 39 Paymaster.—F. Dickson,11 26 July, 27 Ens. 12 Mar. 12; Lieut. 27 Jan. 14. Adjutant.—Eugene Jas. Vaughan {Lieut.) 18 Sept. 32. Quarter-Master.—Wm. Burns, 16 Aug. 38; Ens. 16 Feb. 38. Surgeon.—|j) Wm. Mortimer Wilkins,12 23 Dec. 36; Assist.-Surg. 22 June, .25 ; Hosp.-Assist. 10 Jan., 14. Assist.-Surgs.—Thomas Hogg, M.D. 21 Feb. 34. Henry Fra. Minster, 29 May, 35. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Ralph Darling was present at the surrender of various islands in the West Indies; at the siege and surrender of Flushing, in August 1809; and has received a Medal for Corunna. 2 Colonel England served at the siege of Flushing and campaign to Antwerp ; subsequently at Tarrifa and in Sicily in 1810. 3 Colonel Booth’s services:—Siege of Callinger (wounded at the assault). Nepaul war in 1814, including the sieges of Kolunga, Nahu, and Jetuck. Mahratta war in 1817-18, including the sieges of Singhur, Lattarak, Pourunder, and Wursetta. Burmese war in 1824-5, wounded at the storming of Martaban. 4 Major Simmons served in the Peninsula, from Sept. 1811 to the end of the war, including the storming of the Fort at Almarez ; afluir at San Munos; checking the French on the retreat from Madrid ; cut off their Rear-Guard from Burgos; battle of Vittoria ; skirmishing with the Rear-Guard, and driving the French into Pampeluna. 22d, 23d, and 24th June » storming the heights of Centra Barbera ; storming of Eschelah ; storming Vera Bridge and Heights ; crossing the Bidassoa; 92 42c? (or the Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot. St. Andrew,11 Nemo me vnvpune lacessit.”—The Sphinx, with the words “EGYPT”— “ CORUNNA “ PUENTES D’ONOR “ PYRENEES “ NIVELLE “ NIVE1 —“ ORTHES “ TOULOUSE “ PENINSULA “ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv, Colonel. 51 Rt. Hon. Sir George Murray,1 G.C.B. & G.C.H. Ens. 12 March, 1789: Capt, Full Half 16 Jan. 94; Lieut.-Col. 5 Aug. 99; Col. 9 March, 1809; Major-Gen. \ Jan. Pay. Pay. 12; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 42nd Highlanders 6 Sept. 23. Lieut. Colonel. William Middleton,2 Ens. P18 Jan. 02; Lieut. 23 June, 04; Capt. 13 May, 12; Major, P15 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. 23 Oct 35. Majors. George Johnstone, Come#, P5Aug. 19; Lieut. p9 Nov. 21; Capt. PP7 Nov. 25; Major, p 3 Oct. 26. ||3 James Macdougall,3 Second Lieut. 11 June, 12; Lieut. 8 Sept. 13; Capt. P10 Sept. 25; Major, 23 Oct. 35. Captains. captain, brev.-maj 26 Daniel Frazer 31 Oct. 11 13 June 16 p 5 Nov. 25 28 June 38 15 Duncan A. Cameron 8 Apr. 25 P 15 Aug. 26 p 21 June 33 15 Charles Dunsmure.. 9 Apr. 25 p 7 Nov. 26 P 30 Jan. 35 14 William Guthrie p 22 Apr. 26 P 20 Mar. 27 p 24 Feb. 37 14 Archibald Campbell p 26 Nov. 25 p 25 Dec. 28 p 10 Mar. 38 15 Geo. Burrell Cumberland 11 Apr. 25 31 Dec. 28 p 30 Mar. 38 25 Wm. Beales 24 June 13 13 Dec. 21 12 Aug. 36 13 Thomas Tulloch... p 25 June 26 23 Oct. 28 p 12 July 33 15 Lord Cecil Gordon. p 8 July 24 p 17 June 26 p 22 July 36 18 George Montagu . 8 Dec. 14 p 31 Oct. 22 p 22 Oct. 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. 2 Colonel Middleton’s ser- 14 Colin Campbell p 8 Apr. 26 3 Dec. 29 vices :—Campaign and battle 12 R. Williamson Ramsay .. p 10 Jan. 28 12 June 30 of Corunna. Expedition to 9 J. Cameron Macpherson p 10 Sept. 30 p 21 June 33 Walcheren. Campaign of 1812, 8 Alexander Cameron .... 24 Feb. 32 p 30 Jan. 35 including the battle of Sala- manca, and subsequent opera- 7 Hon. Robert Rollo P 10 Aug. 32 p 25 Sept. 35 tions. Dangerously wounded 7 Thomas Kinlock P 14 Sept. 32 p 24 Feb. 37 in the abdomen, slightly in the 9 Lord Chas. Lennox Kerr p 5 Apr. 31 P 2 May 34 left leg, and contusion on the left thigh, at Corunna. 7 H. Maurice Drummond.. p 4 Dec. 32 p 15 Dec. 37 8 Major Macdougall served 6 Geo. Duncan Robertson.. p 14 June 33 P 10 Mar. 38 the campaigns of 1813 and 14, 6 Charles Murray p 21 June 33 p 30 Mar. 38 in the Peninsula, including the 6 Atholl W. Macdonald .. p 9 Aug. 33 P 24 Apr. 38 affair of San Marcial; battles of Nivelle, Nive, 9th, 10th, 4 G. W. Macquarie p 25 Sept. 35 p 31 May 39 11th, 12th, and 18th Dec., 4 Duncan Cameron 23 Oct. 35 1 June 39 Orthes, and Toulouse. Ensigns. 3 0 A. C. Campbell P24 Feb. 37 4 Quarter-Master King served in the Penin- 2 0 James Hunter p 17 Nov. 37 sula, from July, 1809, to August, 1812, includ- 2 0 Robert Murray p 15 Dec. 37 ing the battles of Busaco and Fuentes 4’Onor. Present on 16th and 18th June, at Waterloo. 0 W. J. H. Johnstone .... p 16 Mar. 38 5 Dr. Paterson served in the Peninsula from 0 James Grant P 30 Mar. 38 Sept. 1810 to Dec. 1811. Served also in the 0 Sir F. W. Dunbar, Bt... p 24 Apr. 38 Burmese war. 1 0 Farquhard Campbell.... p 30 Nov. 38 7 0 Paymaster.—John Wheately, 12 Oct. 38; Ens. & Adjt. 20 July, 32; Lieut. 3 April, 35. 4 0 Adjutant.—Duncan Cameron (Ens.), 30 Oct. 38. 21 0 Quarter-Master.—$ 31SE Finley King,4 31 Dec. 18. 0 Surgeon.—Jp James Paterson,3 M.D., 25 May, 26; Assist.-Surg. 22 Aug. 11; Hosp.-Assist. 7 June, 10. 14 | 0 Assistant-Surgeon.—James McGregor, 12 April, 26; IIosp.-Assist. 5 Jan. 26. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough & Co. {Returned from Corfu, August, 1836.] 1 Sir George Murray served the Campaign in Flanders in 1793 and 94; was wounded in Holland in 1799; took part in the different battles, &c. in Egypt in 1801, and accompanied the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Sir George has received a cross and five clasps for Corunna, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. storming Petets la Rhine ; battles of Nivelle and Nive, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th Dec, Served throughout the Burmese war, including the storming of Rangoon and Syneham Pagoda j capture of Kimmadine ; led the head of the left column in storm- ing the trenches in front of the Dagon Pagoda ; storming a strong stockade in front of the Dagon Pagoda. Commanded the left wing of the 4lst Regt. in the field against the Kolampore Rajah. 5 Capt. Cochran served the campaigns of 1813-14 in Canada, including the action at Moravian Town ; the campaign of 1824-5 in Ava, including the capture of Rangoon and Martaban ; siege and capture of Damelne ; battles of Prome and Pagam-Mew. 93 Emb. for Foreign- ^Serving in Service, 1885. _ 43/y7 (or Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot _ Canada. Infantry i) : VIMIERA “ CORUNNA ” — “ BUSACO “ FUENTES D’ONOR ” — « CIUDAD RODRIGO“ BADAJOZ“ SALAMANCA” —11VITTORIA“ NIVELLE”— rt NIVE “ TOULOUSE “ PENINSULA.” Y ears’ Serv Colonel. 62 J. Francis, Lord Howden,1 G.C.B. & K.C. Cornet, 15 Dec. 1777; Capt. 12 Full Half Dec. 81; Major, 25 June, 85; Lieut.-Col. 16 June, 89; Col. 26 Feb. 95; Pay. Pay. ■Mayor-Gen. 1 Jan. 98; Lieut.-Gen. I Jan. 1805; Gen.4 June, 14; Col. 43rd Light Infantry 7 Jan. 09. Lieut.-Colonel. ^ H. Booth,2 K.H. Ens. p 6 Mar. 06; Lieut. 11 June, 07 ; Capt. p 25 June, 12; Major P29 Aug. 22; Lieut.-Col. 29 June, 30. Majors. M. Jas. Forlong,3 K.H. Ens. Pll Mar. 13; Lieut, p22 Dec. 14; Capt. p20 Sept. 21; Major, p 1 July, 28. Jas. Bucknall B. Estcourt, Ens. p 13 July, 20; Lieut. P9 Dec. 24; Capt. p5 Nov. 25; Major, P21 Oct. 36; Erevet-Lieut.-Col. 29 March, 39. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. William Fraser4 8 Apr. 13 19 Jan. 14 9 Dec. 24 28 June 38 0 Chas. Ravenhill Wright5 25 Dec. 13 p 26 July 21 Pll July 26 0 Samuel Tryon P 23 Jan. 23 p 10 Sept. 25 p 19 Feb. 28 0 Wilbraham Eger ton .... P 4 Nov. 24 Pll July 26 p 1 July 28 0 Hon. A. Almoric Spencer 8 Apr. 25 P 5 July 27 p 6 Apr. 31 0 Godfrey Chas. Mundy 25 Nov. 21 P28 Aug. 23 p 13 May 26 0 William Bell p 5 Nov. 25 P 1 July 28 P 23 Dec. 31 0 Henry Bruere p 1 Sept. 25 p 19 Feb. 28 p 8 Apr. 34 0 George Talbot 2 Feb. 26 p 9 Sept. 28 p 3 Apr. 35 0 Johnson Ford p 7 Sept. 26 P25 June 29 P 21 Oct. 36 Lieutenants. 3& James Thomas p 5 Dec. 16 9 Apr. 25 0 Dan. Gardner Freer .. 20 Nov. 23 p 8 Apr. 26 0 Fred. Paris Sanders .. p 19 Feb. 28 16 July 30 0 Thos. Aylmer Pearson 28 Feb. 28 P23 Dec. 31 0 Rich. Geo. Aug. Levinge P25 Nov. 28 p 8 Apr. 34 3 Major Forlong”served the campaigns of 1813 and 14, in 0 John Meade p 15 May 29 P22 Aug. 34 Germany and Holland, includ- 0 John Thos. Wm. Jones 16 July 30 p 6 Mar. 35 ing the actions at Merxem, 0 Henry W. Paget .... 14 Dec. 32 p 1 May 35 bombardment of Antwerp, and 0 John Chidley Coote .. P 4 July 34 p 15 Sept. 37 storming of Bergen-op-Zoom. Severely wounded at Quatre- 0 Arth. Lowry Cole .... P 22 Aug. 34 p 20 Nov. 38 Bras, 16th June, 1815, right 0 Henry Skipwith p 24 Oct. 34 p 25 Jan. 39 collar bone fractured and ball 0 Wm. Rob. Herries.... p 6 Mar. 35 p 12 April 39 lodged in the right breast. ENSIGNS. 4 Major Fraser was severely wounded at the 0 Hon. T. G. Cholmondeley p 3 Apr. 35 battle of the Nive. 0 Robert Lambert p 1 May 35 5 Captain Wright served in the American 0 Hon. C. H. Lindsay .. p 5 June 35 war. 0 Albert S. Bruere .... P21 Oct. 36 6 Paymaster Hood served the campaign of 0 Jas. M. Primrose .... 6 Jan. 37 1814, in the Peninsula. Present in the attack 0 Lord F. G. C. G. Lennox p 15 Sept. 37 on New Orleans, 8th January, 1815. 0 P20 Nov. 38 7 Dr. Millar served the campaigns of 1813 O. A. O. Gore . and 14, in the Peninsula, and the expedition 0 Hon. John Kennedy .. . p 25 Jan. 39 to New Orleans. 0 C. W. A. H. Wood ... p 12 6Apr. 39 fj2 Paymaster.—George Hood, 25 Oct. 28; Ens. 21 Feb. 11; Lieut. 28 May, 12. 0 Adjutant.—D. G. Freer (Lieut.), 8 March, 39. 0 Quarter-Master.—Samuel Rand, 8 Oct. 30. Surgeon.—^j) John Millar,7 5 Nov. 29; A .-Surg. 8 Feb. 21; H.-Assist. 24 May, 13. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—T. D. Hume, 11 Oct. 27; Hosp.-Assist. 26 Oct. 26. 0 George N. Foaker, 1 May, 35. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough & Co. 1 Lord Howden was at the reduction of Martinique (where he was wounded), at St. Lucia, Guadaloupe, and at the siege of Fort Bourbon. He was severely wounded at Ballynahinch, in the action with the French and rebel force. Served the campaign in Egypt in 1801. 2 Colonel Booth served at the battle of Vimiera and Corunna; passage of the River Coa near Almeida; battles of Busaco, Salamanca, and Vittoria; attack on the heights of Vera. 94 lTrvice,ri822l] 44^/i (or the East Essex) Regiment of Foot. [SBengai.m The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT”—“ BADAJOZ”—“ SALAMANCA”—“ PENINSULA”— Years’ Serv. “ BLADENSBURGH”—“WATERLOO”—“ AYA.” 59 1 Colonel. Full Half Gore Browne, Ens. 5 July, 1780 j Lieut. 3 March, 89; Capt. 8 June, 93 •, Major, Pay. Pay. 15 June,94; Lieut.-Col.30 Nov.96; Col. 1 Jan. 1805; Major-Gen. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 44th Regt. 29 Jan. 20. 32 Lieut.-Colonels.—$1 John Shelton,2 Ens. 21 Nov. 05; Lieut. 26 Aug. 07; Capt. 17 June, 13; Major, 6 Feb. 25; Lieut.-Col. 6 Sept. 27. 35 Thomas Mackrell, Ens. 19 Sept. 04; Lieut. 25 May, 07; Capt. 11 June, 18; Major, 12 Nov. 25; Lieut.-Col. P25 June, 30. 23 Majors.—Day Hort Macdowall,3 Ens. 15 April, 13; Lieut, p 10 March, 14; Capt. 11 Sept. 17 ; Major, p 18 July, 26. 33 Jos. Bancroft Ainsworth,4 Ens. 6 Nov. 06; Lieut. 18 Aug. 08; Capt. P25 Dec1 22; Major, p 11 June, 36. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MA.T Charles O’Neill .... 18 May 15 p 27 June 16 P31 May 21 10 Jan. 37 John Kitson 25 Apr. 06 15 Jan. 07 3 Oct. 11 22 July 30 James Johnston5 .. 3 Dec. 03 5 Aug. 04 7 Mar. 11 22 July 30 Benjamin Half hide6 28 Oct. 99 7 Apr. 04 25 Aug. 09 22 July 30 Wm, Boxell Scott7 2 Apr. 12 15 Apr. 13 12 Apr. 31 Arthur Horne p 19 Nov. 25 p 27 Nov. 28 p 21 Feb. 34 Thomas Swayne8 . 24 Dec. 12 9 Aug. 14 30 Jan. 36 Rob. Bradford M‘Crea9 16 Jan. 24 6 Dec. 25 P 11 June 36 Willoughby Cotton p 2 Sept. 24 p 6 Nov. 24 P 21 Nov. 28 Alured Wm. Gray10 2 Feb. 13 23 Mar. 19 14 June 39 Lieutenants. 3 Major Macdowall served the Thomas Robinson11 2 Mar. 20 10 Feb. 25 campaign of 1814 in Holland, in- cluding the action at Merxem 2d 0 Edward C. Mathias 22 July 19 16 Aug. 25 Jan,, and Antwerp 2d Feb. 0 James Douglas De Wend 29 Apr. 24 17 Dec. 25 4 Major Ainsworth served at the 10 capture of the Isle of France in 1810 ; P Henry Wotton ... p 7 Oct. 13 8 June 26 and of Java in 1811, including the 0 J. D. Young ...... 16 Aug. 25 P 7 Jan. 27 actions of the 10th and 22d Aug.; Edward Woolhouse . p 5 Oct. 15 p 26 June 17 storming of Cornelis, the fortified heights of Syrundell and Yatty Alla, 0 Wm. Henry Dodgin . 16 Jan. 23 29 May 28 fort of Onavang and Djocjocarta ; 0 Thomas Collins ..... P 6 Jan. 20 p 7 July 25 served in the Nepaul war in 1815, and Cha. Ernest Turner12 17 May 13 12 Oct. 15 at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 13^ 5 Major Johnston served at the 0 Tho. Rich. Leighton . 29 May 28 p 1 June 32 taking of Madeira in 1807 ; capture 0 Geo. Haddon Smith . 21 Apr. 27 22 Oct. 33 of Guadaloupe and dependencies, St. 0 Wm. Evans 29 June 30 23 Oct. 33 Martins, and St. Eustatius in 1810 ; also 1 campaign against the Burmese. 0 Wm. George White . 12 Apr. 31 29 Aug. 34 6 Major Half hide served the Ne- 4* Tho. Alex. Souter ... 30 June 24 8 May 35 paul campaigns of 1814, 15, and 16; 0 Fra. Montresor Wade p 20 Sept. 31 P26 June 35 also in Aracan in 1824. 7 Captain Scott served in the 0 Arthur Hogg . p 1 June 32 30 Jan. 36 Burmese war. 0 Duncan Trevor Grant p 5 July 33 1 Apr. 36 8 Capt. Swayne served the cam- paigns of 1813 and 14 in Canada, in- 0 C. K. Macan 19 Oct. 24 18 Apr. 27 cluding the action of Chippewa, and 0 J. Chilton L. Carter . 28 May 34 P23 Sept. 36 Fall of Niagara; siege and storm of 0 Aug. Halifax Ferryman P27 June 34 30 June 37 Fort Erie, Aug. and Sept. 1814 ; served in the Burmese war, including 0 Edw. S. Cumberland.. p 17 Apr. 35 p 18 May 38 the capture of several stockades in the neighbourhood of Rangoon, and on Ensigns. the advance of the army to Prome. 9 Capt. M*Crae served in the Burmese war, includ- Fred. Jenkins p 26 June 35 ing the capture of Aracan, Ramree, and Chaudier. Wm. MacMahon . p 6 Nov. 35 10 Capt. Gray served in the actions of Jeetghur 3rd Geo. H. Skipton .. . p 11 June 36 Jan. 1815, and Jubbulpore 19th Dec. 1817; and the campaign of 1825 in Aracan. Wm. G. Raban .. . 23 Sept. 36 11 Lt. Robinson served the campaign of 1825 in Aracan Robert Kipling .. . 30 June 37 including the actions at Padona, Mahatee, and Aracan. 12 Lieut. Turner served the campaign of 1814 in Hol- Henry Cadett 28 Nov. 37 land, including attack on Merxem & Bergen-op-Zoom. Edw. T. Roberts ... p 18 May 38 13 Lieut. (Quarter-Master) Halahan served at the F. J. Camp. Fortye 1 June 38 taking of Aracan in 1825. Samuel Swinton p 9 Nov. 38 14 Dr. Harcourt served in the Peninsula from June Paymaster.—Thos. Bourke, 12 Oct. 04. 1813 until the end of the war. Adjutant.—Robert Kipling, (Ens.) 27 Dec. 37. Quarter-Master.—Robertus Rich. Halahan,13 14 Feb. 22 ; Ens. 23 July, 12; Lieut. 25 Aug. 15. 26 0 Surg.—IjJ John Harcourt,14 7 May, 34; Assist.-Surg. 26 May, 14; Hosp.-Assist. 10 May, 13. Assistant-Surgeons.—Wm. Balfour, 4 March, 36. James Mouat, 14 Dec. 38. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs Cox & Co. 1 Gen. Browne served in Holland, and was present in the battles of the 10th and 19th Sept,, and 2nd Oct. 1799. He com* manded the brigade that carried the town and fortress of Monte Video by assault, and was afterwards wounded at Walcheren. 2 Col. Shelton lost an arm at St. Sebastian. 95 45^A (or the Nottinghamshire') Regiment of Foot. ‘ RotEiA”—“ViMiERA.”—“Talavera”—“Busaco”—“Puentes D’Onor”—“Ciudad Rodrigo” “ Badaioz”—“ Salamanca”—“ Vittoria”—“ Pyrenees”—“ Nivelle”—“ Orthes”— “ Toulouse”—“ Peninsula”—“ Ava.” Colonel. 48 ^ Sir Wm. Hen. Pringle,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 6 July, 1792; Lieut. 24 Feb. 98 ; Full Half Capt. 15 Oct. 94; Major, 19 Sept. 94 ; Lieut.-Col. 5 Dec. 99; Col. 25 Oct. Pay. Pay. 1809; Major-Gen. 1 Jan. 12; Lt.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 45th Regt. 29 Nov. 37. Lieut.-Colonel.—P Edw. French Boys,2 JEns. p 17 Nov. 08; Lt. 3 Apr. 10; Capt. P8 June 15 ; Major, 3 Feb. 29; Lieut.-Col. 21 June, 32. Majors.—Elliott Armstrong, Cornet, P25 March, 23; Lieut. P23 June, 25; Capt. p 10 June, 26; Major, P20 Feb. 35. St. Lawrence Webb,3 JEns. 7 April, 08; Lieut. P22 Nov. 09; Capt. 26 May, 25; Major, 22 April, 35. CAPTAIN'S. ENSIGN. EIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Richard Stack4 24 Jan. 09 3 Mar. 11 12 Nov. 27 Wm. Henry Butler5 ... 10 Aug. 15 3 Nov. 18 5 Apr. 31 John Macintire 6...... 19 Aug. 15 25 Mar. 25 21 June 32 Fra. Oct. Montgomery . p 13 Apr. 26 P 28 Apr. 27 p 15 Nov. 33 Archibald Erskine .. .. . p 24 June 24 16 Sept. 26 P16 Nov. 32 Henry Cooper p 26 Feb. 29 5 Apr. 31 p 13 Nov. 35 Edm. Wilson Lascelles6. 23 Dec. 24 18 May 26 6 July 37 Magens Mello p 22 May 28 P26 Apr. 31 P31 May 39 Charles Hind p 8 Oct. 29 p 7 Feb. 34 P22 Feb. 39 Hallam D’Arcy Kyle . p 12 July 33 p 23 June 37 p 24 May 39 Lieutenants.7 Thomas Prendergast . 17 Oct. 20 22 Apr. 25 8 Lieut. Hine served in the Fras. Percy Nott 23 June 25 10 May 26 Peninsula from April, 1809, to Charles Seagram 22 June 26 5 Mar. 31 the end of the war, including the battles of Oporto, Talavera, Hen. Wemyss Magee... 15 Dec. 26 26 Nov. 30 Albuhera (twice wounded); as- Donald Wm. Tench ... 31 July 28 p 2 Dec. 31 sault and capture of Ciudad Ip John Hine8 1 Aug. 27 30 Apr. 32 Rodrigo, and Badajoz ; battles of Salamanca (wounded), Vit- Basil Gray 30 July 28 31 Jan. 34 toria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Jocelyn Ing. Oakley .. . p 26 Apr. 31 P20 Feb. 35 Orthes and Toulouse. Wm. Rob. Lewis p 21 Feb. 34 26 June 38 9 Ens. Smith served in the Robert Bates 6 June 34 P25 Dec. 38 Burmese war. 10 PaymasterO’Meara served Jonas Stawell Pll Oct. 33 1 Apr. 36 in Western Africa, under Go- G. A. L. Blenkinsopp . p 4 Sept. 35 P31 May 39 vernor McCarthy, and in Caf- Hen. J. Shaw p 23 Mar. 38 p 7 June 39 fraria in 1819 and 20. Ensigns. 9 11 Quarter-Master Shoolbraid served theKan- Wm. Smith 26 June 38 dian campaigns of 1817 and 18, and captured one Edw. L. Tickell P16 Feb. 38 of the principal rebel chiefs, for which gallant Hen. Thomas Vialls ... p 25 Dec. 38 conduct he was noticed by the general com- Henry W. Parish p 9 Mar. 39 manding in chief in the orders of the day. 12 Dr. Ferguson served the campaigns of Jas. Butler Fellowes .. . p 31 May 39 1818 and 14 in Canada; was engaged in an Fred. Rich. Stack .. .., 1 June 39 action on Lake Ontario and Lake Huron; also Stephen B. Gorgon 7 June 39 in the action of Michilinachnar. R. J. Garden | 21 June 3 Paymaster.—Daniel O’Meara,10 20 Oct. 25; Ens. 25 Aug. 14; Lieut. 11 Jan. 16. Adjutant.—John Hine, {Lieut.) 1 Aug. 27. Quarter-Master.—Thomas Shoolbraid,11 11 July, 22. Surgeon.—J. Ferguson,12 8 Mar. 39; Ass.-Surg. 3 Mar. 14.; Hosp.-Ass. 7 Mar. 13. Assist.-Surgeon.—Peter Baird, M.D. 29 July, 30 ; Hosp.-Assist. 13 June, 27. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. {Returned from Madras, March, 1838.] 1 Sir Wm. Henry Pringle has received a Cross for Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive,’and was se- verely wounded in France, Feb. 1814. 2 Col. Boys served in the Peninsula from 1809 to 1811, and again from 1813 to the end of the war, includ- ing the action at Sabugal, and battles of Fuentes d’Onor (wounded), Orthes, and Toulouse (wounded). Served also in the Burmese war. 8 Major Webb served in the Mahratta war in 1817. 4 Capt. Stack’s services: Campaign and battle of Corunna. Actions in the Bay of Bengal in Nov, 1809, between the French frigates. La Venus, La Manche, and Creole sloop-of-war, and the Hon. Company’s ships WyniViam, United Kingdom, and Charlton, for his conduct on which occasion he received a gratuity from the Hon. Company. Capture of the Isle of France in 1810. Capture of Java in 1811, including the actions of the 10th, and 22nd; storming of Fort Cornelius, 26th Aug. (wounded); and storming of the Heights Of Serondole, Sept. 1811. Relinquished the command of Amboynese corps at Samarang to go on service with his Regt. (the 14th), and was present at the capture of the piratical defences at Sambas, on the island of Borneo, July, 1818. Capture of the Fort of Hat trass. Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18. Wounded at the storming of Bhurtpore, 18th January, 1826. Served 28 years in the East Indies, without once returning to England during that long period. 6 Capt. Butler served in the Kandian campaigns of 1817 and 18, and was personally engaged,' on various occasions, in affairs with the enemy. 6 Captains Macintire and Lascelles served in the Burmese war in 1825. 7 Lieut. Prendergast served throughout the Burmese war, including the taking of Prome, storming the enemy’s works on the 1st, 2nd, and 5th Dec. 1825, and 19th Jan. 26, battle of Pagam-Mew, &c. 96 Emb. for For."] 1 Service, 1887. J 46M. {or South Devonshire) Regt. of Foot. [albraftar DOMINICA.’ Colonel. 47 || Sir John Keane,1 K.C.B. & G.C.H. JEns. 1793; Lieut. 29 April, 93; Capt. 12 Full Half Nov. 94; Major, 27 May, 1802; Lieut.-Col. 20 Aug, 03; Col. 1 Jan. 12; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 46 Regt. 6 Apr. 38. Lieut.-Colonel. 0 II Archibald Campbell,2 C.B. Ens. 9 Nov. 97 ; Lieut, p 20 June, 98; Capt. 22 Dec. 03 ; Major, 3 Sept. 12; Lieut.-Col. 17 Feb. 14; Col. 6 May, 31. 0 Majors.—Andrew Clarke,3 K.H. Ens. 22 Aug. 06; Lieut. 29 July, 08; Capt.p 4 Feb. 13; Major, p 15 Dec. 25; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. || Robert Garrett,4 K.H. Ens. 6 March, 11; 3 Sept. 12; Capt. 7 July, 14; Major, 19 Sept. 26. ^ Captains. ensign. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ« United States 0 Wm. Lacy 20 Apr. 26 30 Aug. 27 of North America, including the 0 William Peacock P28 May 29 p 12 Dec. 34 taking of Costeen and its de- 0 Geo. Heneage L. Wharton p 1 June 32 p 19 June 35 pendencies on the River Pe- nobscot. 0 Eustace A. T. d’Eyncourt P19 Sept. 34 p 29 Jan. 36 6 Capt. Stuart served at the 0 Wm. Glutton Marshall .. P28 Nov. 34 P21 Oct. 36 siege and capture of Kittoor in 0 John Eger ton Carrol .... 8 May 35 p10 Feb. 37 the East Indies in Dec. 1824. 0 Geb. Martin Atkins .... P17 July 35 p 8 Apr. 37 7 Capt. Campbell was em- ployed on field service in In- 0 Arthur Geo. Vesey...... P29 May 35 P25 Aug. 37 dia from Aug. 1820 to March 0 Alex. Maxwell P19 June 35 P28 Dec. 38 1825, including the siege of 0 Henry Mordaunt P29 Jan. 36 p 5 April 39 Kittoor. Ensigns. 8 Major Handcock served on the Eastern 0 Thomas Martin 27 May 36 coast of Spain during 1812 & 18, including the 0 Joseph F. Brome P10 Feb. 37 battle of Castalla, siege of Tarragona, and affair 0 Eustace J. D. MofFatt .. P25 Aug. 37 at Villa Franca. Severely wounded at Waterloo. 0 Hen. F. Sullivan ...... p 6 July 38 0 David Fyffe Pll June 36 0 William Fitz Gerald .... P28 Dec. 38 0 Arthur Wombwell p 5 Apr. 39 0 H. B. Whittingham 31 May 39 14£ Paymaster.—William Iveson, 25 Aug. 08. 0 Adjutant.—William Lacy, {Lieut.) 26 May, 37. 0 Quarter-Master.—John Allan, 3 June, 30. 0 Surgeon.—Michael Galeani,M.D. 7 Nov. 34; Assist.-Surg. 16 June. 25; Hosp.- Assist. 8 Aug. 15. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Francis Burnett, M.D. 19 Dec. 34. 13 0 AugustusH. Cowen, 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 2 Nov. 26. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Hopkinson, Barton & Knyvett. 1 Sir John Keane served in the campaign in Egypt, in 1801, and has received a cross and two clasps for Martinique, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. Sir John was severely wounded at New Orleans. 2 Colonel Campbell served at Dominica when it was attacked by the French, 22d Feb. 1805. Served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1811 to 1814, including the battles of Salamanca and Vittoria (severely wounded); capture of San Sebastian; crossing the Bidassoa; forcing the enemy’s lines 10th Nov.; actions of the Nive 9th, 10th, and 11th Dec. for which he has received a medal. 8 Colonel Clarke served at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1810. 4 Major Garrett received two wounds at the attack of the Forts at Salamanca, on which occasion the com- mand of the Light Company of the Queen’s and some Artillery devolved upon him, he being the only sur- viving officer of the column he attacked with. He was also severely wounded in the Pyrenees. 97 N Emb. for>r For.'For.- ] 8 at Service. 1884. J 4:1th (or the Lancashire') Regt. of Foot,- £ jlraUa “ TARIFA”—“ VITTORIA”—“ ST. SEBASTIAN”—“ PENINSULA”—" AVA.” Colonel. 50 Sir Wm. Anson,1 JBt. K.C.B. Ens, 13 June, 1789; Lieut. & Capt.25 April, 93; Full Half Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 28 Sept. 97; Col. 30 Oct. 05; Major-Gen. 4 June, 11; Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 47th Regt. 25 March, 35. Lieut.-Colonel.—Rich. Goodall Elrington,2 C.B. Ens. 4 Dec. 90; Lieut. 19 Feb. 94; Capt. 1 June, 95; Brevet-Major, 25 April, 08; Begtl.-Major, P3 May, 10; 4 June, 13; Col. 22 July, 30. Majors.—Philip Dundas,3 Ens. 22 Aug. 05; Lieut. 25 Aug. 07 ; Capt. 16 Nov. 20; Major, P28 June, 31. 14 John Gordon,4 Ens. 12 April 25; Lieut. P28 Jan. 26; Capt. P25 Nov. 31; Major, p 24 March, 38. Captains. ENSIGN. I LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MA.T. P Edward Dundee* never Sept. 14 p 8 Oct. 29 John Gordon 28 Sept. 13 13 Apr. 20 p 11 June 30 H. W. Egerton Warburton P19 Jan. 26 p 25 Mar. 28 P 9 Mar. 32 0 George Newcomhe ...... 26 May 25 P 6 July 26 p 14 June 33 0 Wm. O’Grady Haly .... P17 June 28 p 19 July 31 P25 Apr. 34 0 William Ship with p 19 June 28 P18 Jan. 31 P26 Feb. 36 0 John Sutton Pll June 30 P22 Oct. 33 P17 Feb. 37 0 John Brice Blake p 15 June 30 10 Dec. 33 P 24 Mar. 38 0 Wm. Cha. Caldwell .... p 8 Oct. 30 P 25 Apr. 34 p 9 Oct. 38 0 Alexander Mitchell .... p 5 July 31 P27 June 34 p 14 June 39 Lieutenants. 8 Lieutenant (Quarter Master) 8A William Sihorn ...... 9 Sept. 13 8 Nov. 15 Nagle served in the Peninsula 0 John Lardner® 7 5 Sept. 22 12 July 25 from May 1811, to the end of 0 IP Henry M‘Nally 12 Jan. 25 20 May 26 the war, including the action 0 William Wise P21 Feb. at Aldea de Ponte; siege- of 17 May 31 Ciudad Rodrigo ; siege of the 0 James Watson p 16 July p 9 Mar. 32 forts at and battle of Sala- 0 James Wm. Crowdy .... P28 Mar. p 8 Apr. 36 manca ; siege of Burgos (se- 0 Henry Bridges 19 July p 17 Feb.. 37 verely wounded); the whole of the skirmish in the Pyrenees, 0 Desaguiliers West ...... p 25 Apr. p 24 Mar. 38 and near Pampeluna; engaged 0 Alan James Gulston .... P27 June 34 P28 Sept. 38 with the enemy 1st and 2d 0 William W. Rooke 5 Sept. 34 p 19 Oct. 38 Aug. during their retreat; car- 0 Geo. Jas. Vernon ...... p 10 Dec. 35 P 2 Mar. 39 rying their position 7th and 8th Aug.; action in front of 0 Tho. W. Elrington P17 Feb. 37 P 14 June 39 San Sebastian; battles of Ni- Ensigns. velle and Toulouse; besides a great many skir- 0 Richard T. Farren 30 May 34 mishes. Served in the Burmese war. 0 Wm. Armstrong p 2 June 37 0 John Sinnott 25 July 37 0 R. J. Elrington P24 Mar. 38 2 0 Cha. F. Fordyce 17 Feb. 38 1 0 W.D.P.W. D. P. Patton ...... ^ . P28 Sept. 38 1 0 Rob. S. Torrens P19 Oct. 38 1 0 J. F. R. De Courcy .... P28 Dec. 38 1 0 John Wentworth Austen P14 June 39 32 0 Paymaster.—JamesPaymaster. Clarke, 27 Sept. 30; Ens. 12 Aug. 07; Lieut. 5 Nov. 07 Capt. 19 Mar. 24. 2 0 Adjutant.—John Sinnott, (Ens.) 25 July, 37. 24 4-^ Quarter-Master.—Mic. Nagle,8 4 Nov. 27; Ens. 9 April, 12; Lieut. 25 Dec. 14 80 0 Surg.—H. T. Mostyn, M.D. 20 Oct. 25; Assist.-S- 4 Jan. 10; Hosp.-A. 8 July, 09. 14 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Robert Battersby, 28 Sept. 26; Hasp.-Assist. 22 Dec. 25. 13 0 Thomas Fox, M.D. 29 July, 30 ; Hosp.-Assist. 15 Mar. 27. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir. Wm. Anson |has received a cross and three clasps for Corunna, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 2 Col. Elrington’s services:—Campaigns in Holland from 1793 to Feb. 1795, including the attack on Famars, and siege of Vallenciennes. Carribean war of 1795 and 6 in the West Indies ; siege and storming of Monte Video and attack on Buenos Ayres. Attack and capture of Ras-el-Kimah in the Persian Gulf in 1809. Commanded a field force at the reduction of Palampore, Dresa, Kirjah, and Virampore in 1817 ; and a brigade during the Pindarree war. Commanded a brigade up the Persian Gulf in 1819, and from Bee. 1824, throuahout the Burmese war. Shot through the body before Dunkirk, Sept. 1793, and through the thigh at the island of St. Vincent in July, 1796. 8 Major Dundas’s services:—expedition to South America, including the taking of Maldonado, several skirmishes, and storming of Monte Video. Several skirmishes in the East Indies in 1811. Burmese war from Jan. 1826 until peace was proclaimed. 4 Capt. Gordon served the campaigns of 1816, 17, and 18, in Malwa; in the Persian Gulf in 1819 and 20; and in Ava in 1825 and 6. Wounded at Donabew 26th March, and on the Heights near Prome, 2d Dec. 1825. 5 Capt. Dundee served in the Peninsula in 1814; and in the Persian Gulf in 1819 and 20. 6 Lieut. Lardner served in the Burmese war from Dec. 1824 until peace was proclaimed. 7 Lieut. McNally served in the Peninsula, from May, 1808, until the end of the war, including Tarifa and Barrosa (wounded in the right leg); siege of Tarrifa; attack of Bohea ; siege of Cadiz-; attack of Arringuay bridge; retreat from Salamanca (wounded in the head 19th Nov. 1812); battle of Vittoria; siege of San Sebas- tian ; capture of the island near St. Jean de Luz; battles of the Nive, 9th, 10th, 11th and Dec. and blockade of Bayonne. Served the campaigns of 1817 and 18 in Malwa; in the Persian Gulf in 1819 and 20, and in the Burmese war, including the siege of Donabew and Prome. Wounded through the body at Prome 2 Dec. 25. 98 E serVkie Fi888Sn] 48^A (or Northamptonshire) Regt of Foot. [ Gibraltar : DOURO”—“ TALAVERA “ ALBUHERA”—“ BADAJOZ’ SALAMANCA”- “ YITTORIA”—PYRENEES ”—“ NIVELLE”—“ ORTHES’ TOULOUSE”— “ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 61 Sir Thos. Hislop,1 Bart. G.C.B. Ens. 28 Dec. 1778 ; Lieut. 28 Jan. 83; Capt. Full Half 28 Jan. 85 ; Major, 16 Aug. 94 ; Lieut.-Col. 25 March, 95; Col. 29 Jan. 1802; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 26 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 48th Regt. 25 Dec. 29; Lieut.-Colonel. T. Bell,2 C.B. Ens. P13 Nov. m) Lieut. P17 Jan. 01; Capt. 12 Sept. 05; Brev.-Maj. 26 Aug. 13; Begtl.-Maj. 25 Mar. 24; Lieut.-Col. P20 Sept. 27. Majors. Patrick MacDougall, Ens. 2 Mar. 08; Lieut. 16 Feb. 11; Capt. p 28 July, 14; Major, p 19 Dec. 26. 5JP Peter J. Willats,3 Ens. 31 Aug. 09 ; Lieut. 2 June, 11; Capt. 22 Dec. 14; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37 ; Regtl.-Major, 4 Nov. 38. ENSIGN. LIEUT. BKEVET- Captains. MAJOR. 0 Hon. Arth. Alex. Dalzell 29 Apr. 19 p 5 Feb. p 26 June 27 0 William A. M‘Cleverty.. 26 Mar. 24 26 Aug. p 21 May 29 0 William Codd 2 Mar. 20 25 Mar. 23 Mar. 33 5 Robert Cole ...... 21 Nov. 16 p 26 Dec. p 14 Aug. 27 3 Hunter Ward p 9 Sept. 19 p 31 Dec. P10 Sept. 25 28 June 38 P 5123- Edward Duncan4 3 Sept. 08 28 Feb. p 24 July 17 10 Jan. 37 JL- p 31 12 Chas. Allen Young.5 23 Mar. 19 p 20 Apr. Dec. 27 1211 Jas. Webber Smith .... p 11 July 26 p 25 Dec. p 7 Sept. 38 0 Benjamin Riky ...... P 9 Nov. 30 30 May p 8 Sept. 38 Hender Mountsteven6 .. 30 Dec. 12 6 Jan. 30 Nov. 38 8 Major Willats served in the Lieutenants. Peninsula from 1812 to the end Anthony Donelan ...... 9 Apr. 25 7 Nov. 27 of the war, including the siege Gordon Skelly Tidy .... 15 May 28 P 3 Dec. 29 and storming of Ciudad Ro- Rob. Chas. Hamilton.... p 3 Aug. 26 28 Apr. 31 drigo, siege and storming of Badajoz from 19th January to George Mowbray Lys .. 2 Mar. 28 20 Dec. 31 6th April, 1812; operations John Massy p 3 Dec. 29 p 16 Sept. 36 near, and blockade of Bayonne. John Moore Ross p 9 Aug. 33 p 13 Jan. 37 4 Major Buncan served at 27 Jan. 37 the siege of Flushing in 1809, Henry Wheeler 11 Feb. 34 and in the Peninsula from Aug. Maurice Emmett p 19 Apr. 33 p 1 Dec. 37 1812 to Oct. 1813, including John Edw. Hall P 21 Aug. 35 p 15 June 38 the battle of Vittoria, and siege Henry Bromley P 4 Sept. 35 p 7 Sept. 38 of San Sebastian, where he was severely wounded 81st August, Cavendish S. Boyle .... p 23 Oct. 35 p 8 Sept. 38 1818 ; present at Waterloo, the Clifford Felix Henry.... P 25 Dec. 35 30 Nov. 38 storming of Cambray, and cap- Henry W. Tobin p 12 Apr. 33 1 Feb. 39 ture of Paris. 5 Captain Smith was wounded in action at Ensigns. Coorg, Madras, April, 1884. Andrew Green ...... 12 Jan. 38 6 Captain Mountsteven served at the attack Fred. B. Hulton...... 16 Mar. 38 of various posts, &c. on the Frontiers of Canada, David Fullerton p 15 June 38 and within the United States in 1813,14, and 15. Robert Bateman p 7 Sept. 38 Robert Warburton...... p 8 Sept. 38 John Minchin...... p 14 Sept. 38 Alexis Corcoran ...... 30 Nov. 38 Clement W. Strong .... 18 Jan. 39 Paymaster.—Bartholomew Hartley, 30 Oct. 35; Ens. 15 Jan. 13; Lieut. 26 May, 14; Capt. 17 April, 35. Adjutant.—Henry Wheeler, {Lieut.), 11 Feb. 34. Quarter-Master.—James Earlsman Richardson, 9 Mar. 38. Surgeon.—Edward MHver, 18 Mar. 36; Assist.-Surg. 3 June, 13. Assist.-Surgs.—Jas. T. O. Johnston, M.D. 3 Aug. 38. Edward Wm. Stone, M.D. 5 Oct. 38. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit, & Co. 1 Sir Thomas Hislop served at Gibraltar during its bombardment and siege; was present at the surrender of various islands in the West Indies; and has received a medal for Guadaloupe. Sir Thomas performed distinguished service in the Pindarree and Mahratta war. 2 Colonel Bell served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, including the passage of the Bouro; battle of Albuhera (wounded); action at Aldea de Ponte; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; siege and assault Jof Badajoz (severely wounded); battles of Salamanca, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Tpulouse. Col. B. has received a cross for the four battles last named. 99 Emb. for Porelgn*] [Serving in Service, 1821. J 4:9th (or Princess Charlotte!s> or Herts!) Foot Bengal. “ EGMONT-OP-ZEE”—COPENHAGEN”—“ QUEENSTOWN.” Colonel. SO Sir Gordon Drummond,1 G.C.B. JBris. 21 Sept. 1789; Lt. 31 Mar. 9i ; Capt. 31 Full Half Jan. 92; Maj. 28 Feb. 94; Lt.-Col. 22 April, 94; Col. 1 Jan. 98; Maj-Gen. Pay. Pay. 1 Jan. 1805; Lt.-Gen. 4 June, 11; Gen. 27 May,25; Col. 49th Regt. 21 Sept. 29. Lieut.-Colonels.—R. Bartley,2 Ens. 28 Feb. 06; Lieut. P 12 Feb. 07 ; Capt. 10 Aug. 15; Major, p 5 Feb. 24; Lieut.-Col. 25 April, 28. Edmund Morris,3 Ens. 21 June, 10; Lieut. 21 April, 13; Capt. 1 Dec. 25; Major, Sept. 33; Lieut.-Col. P22 Nov. 36. 31 U Majors.—$ Thomas Stephens,4 Ens. 28 Nov. 06; Lieut. 18 Aug. 08; Capt. 23 Dec. 13; Major, 4 June, 33. 29 Samuel Blyth, Ens. 21 Feb. 11; Lieut. 28 April, 13; Capt. 25 April, 28; Major, p 22 Nov. 36. Captains. CAETAIN. BUEV.-MAJ. 0 Joseph Stean® J 5 July 12 9 May 13 1 Apr. 29 0 Gilbert Pasley6 26 Jan. 14 10 June 20 p 2 June 28 0 Thos. Scott Reignolds . 23 June 25 25 Apr. 28 p 26 Apr. 31 14^ P William Wilkinson7 . 12 Dec. 99 4 Mar. 01 1 Sept. 08 27 May 25 Richard Halpin 8 July 15 26 Apr. 28 p 13 Sept. 33 16ft Charles Gregory 27 Feb. 05 2 Aug. 05 8 Dec. 13 10 Jan. 37 0 Wm. Raikes Faber . p 10 Apr. 26 p 28 Aug. 28 P 22 May 35 ft Mitchell Geo. Sparks... 4 Nov. 19 26 Dec. 23 28 June 36 11JLlift $ David Mac Andrew 8 15 Mar. 13 20 Apr. 15 18 Nov. 36 0 William Johnston p 7 Jan. 26 p 6 Nov. 27 P 22 Nov. 36 Lieutenants. Oft Robert Campbell ..... 21 Sept. 15 26 Apr. 28 0 Jas, Patrick Meik p 10 Oct. 27 p 26 June 26 5 Capt. Stean’s services : — cam- 0 John Leslie Dennis ... 25 Apr. 28 22 Sept. 30 paign of 1799 in Holland, including 0 John Thornton Grant . 28 Apr. 28 12 Nov. 30 the action at the landing, and battle 9 of Egmont-op-Zee. Expedition to 4ft $ Thomas Gibbons ... 9 Sept. 12 7 Apr. 25 Copenhagen in 1801. Served during 1ft Cornelius O’Callaghan . p 28 Sept. 26 p 23 Dec. 31 the war in North America in 1812, 0 Henry George Hart .. . 1 Apr. 29 19 July 32 13, and 14, and was wounded at Stoney Creek. 0 J. Myers Montgomery . 24 Dec. 29 2 Jan. 33 6 Capt. Pasley served at the siege .0 Wm. Painter K. Browne 31 Dec. 29 4 Jan. 33 of Hattras in 1817, and siege of 0 Henry Garner Rainey .. 12 Apr. 31 8 June 33 Asseerghur in 1819. 7 Col. Wilkinson served at the .0 Arthur Sheil 6 July 20 25 Dec. 22 capture of the Cape of Good Hope 0 John Heatley 20 Sept. 31 28 Mar. 34 in 1806, and in the Peninsula from 0 James Ramsay ...... 18 May 32 p 9 May 34 Aug. 1812 to Dec. 1813, including the battle of the Nive, where he was 0 Geo. Francis Bartley.... P 12 July 33 P 19 Dec. 34 severely wounded, and for which 0 Hugh Pearson p 13 July 33 p 22 May 35 battle he has received a medal. 8 Capt. Mac Andrew served in 0 Sam. Baxter D. Anderson 11 July 29 23 May 35 the Peninsula and France, in the 0 John Hinton Daniell.... p 14 Mar. 34 11 Nov. 36 27th regt. including the battles of 0 Rich. Aug. Seymour .... 2 May 34 P 19 Jan. 38 the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, besides various affairs of 0 Arthur Robt. Shakespear p 19 Dec. 34 p 17 Aug. 38 outposts, &c. 0 Lachlan H. G. Maclean.. 26 Dec. 34 31 Aug. 38 9 Lieut. Gibbons served in the 0 Sydney L. Horton p 13 Feb. 35 22 Mar. 39 Peninsula from Sept. 1811, until the end of the war, including the battle 0 H. S. Mitchell P 22 May 35 14 June 39 of Salamanca ; capture of the 0 Thos. P. Gibbons p 8 July 36 15 June 39 French rear - guard, 23rd July, Ensigns. I 1812;ur os capture of Madrid and Valadolid ; siege of 0 J. Brockman p Nov 36 I ^u f> » battles of the Pyrenees, 28th, 29th, and 30th 0 David M‘Adam Oft/OO Apr.A * 610(7 I JDec.ly, ; blockadeMaya Pass; of Bayonne battle of ; battlethe Nive, of Orthes 8tb and; affairs 9th 0 Robert Blackall P 19 Jail. 38 of Vic and Tarbes. 0 Walter Tyler Bartley.... 20 TulvJ 1812,19 toDr. the French end ofserved the war,in the including Peninsula the frombattles May, of 0 Joseph Hely lo JPcb. 0*7 Salamanca and Vittoria; siege of San Sebastian, and 0 George Rand 8 Mar. 39 battleBladensburgh, of the Nive. Washington, Served inBaltimore, the American and warNew at 0 Robt. Sampson Halfhide 21 June 39 Orleans. 0 John M'Culloch O’Toole 22 June 39 2ft Paymaster.—R. Ware, 28 June, 31; Ens. 25 Oct. 12; Lieut. 25 Sept. 13 1ft Adjutant.—C. O’Callaghau, {Lieut.) 31 Aug. 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—Henry Mayne, 23 June, 37. ft Surgeon.—13 James French,10 M.D. 9 Dec. 24; Assist.-Surg. 8 Feb. 10. 0 Assist.-Surgs.—C. Flyter, 28 Aug. 35. 0 R. H. Garrett, M.D. 23 Nov. 38. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Gordon Drummond served in Holland in 1794, and 95, and was present in Nimeguen during the siege, and at the sortie ; embarked from Minorca in 1800, on the expedition to Egypt, and was present in the engagements of the 13th and 21st March ; in the battle of Rhamania, and at the surrender of Grand Cairo and Alexandria. Sir Got don commanded in the action near the Falls of Niagara, where he was severely wounded. 2 Col. Bartley served in the American war, including the action at Fort Erie ; Fort George, 25th and 27th May ; JStoney Creek ; Fort George, 25th Aug. 13 ; and Crystier’s Farm, where he was severely wounded. 3 Colonel Morris served in the American war, including the action at Stoney Creek. 4 Major Stephens accompanied the expedition to Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing. Served in the Peninsula from March 1810 to the end of the war, including the battle of Busaco ; siege of Almeida; battle of Fuentes d’Onor ; storming the Forts at, and battle of Salamanca (severely wounded through the thigh) ; siege of Burgos ; action of Cabecon ; battle of Vittoria ; blockade of P&mpeluna ; battles of the'Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes and Toulouse, besides many other minor actions and skirmishes. 100 Emb. for For.r [Serving hi New Service, 1834 ; ] 50th (or the Queen's own) Regt. of Foot. South Wales. I The Sphinx with the words “ EGYPT “ VI MI ERA CORUNNA “ ALMAREZ ‘ VITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIVE”- ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. Full Hah Sir James Duff, JEns. 18 Apr. 1769; Lieut. & Capt. 26 Apri. 75; Capt. & Lieut.- Pay. Pay. Col. 18 July, 80; Col. 18 Nov. 90; Major.-Gen. 3 Oct. 94; Lieut.-Gen. 1 Jan. 1801; Gen. 25 Oct. 09; Col. 50th Regiment, 31 Aug. 98. 33 Lieut.-Colonel.—$3 Nicholas Wodehouse,1 Ens. 3 Jan. 07 ; Lieut. 31 Aug. 07; Capt. P26 Sept. 11; Major, p 18 Oct. 21; Lieut.-Col. P2 Sept. 24; Col. 28 June, 38; 2 32 Majors.—$ Joseph Anderson, K.H. Ens. 27 June, 05; Lieut. 6 Oct. 08; Capt. 20 Jan. 14; Major,3 P16 Feb. 26. 34 P Thomas Ryan, K.H. Ens. 10 Oct. 05; Lieut. 28 April, 08; Capt. 30 Sept. 19 ; Major, 13 Aug. 30. Captains. CAPTAIN. I BREV.-MA.T William Turner4 • 9 Apr. 07 26 Aug. 08 4 Nov. 19 10 Jan. 37 James H. Seijeantson... .• P16 May 16 2 Nov. 19 p 2 Sept. 24 28 June 38 P Fred. C. Montgomery 5 18 Mar. 07 P14 July 08 8 Apr. 25 28June 38 William Fothergill p 15 Nov. 21 25 Aug. 25 P20 Sept. 27 Peter John Petit p 19 May 25 12 Feb; 28 P28 May 33 George M£Leod Tew...... 19 Aug. 13 30 Sept. 19 12 Jan. 34 Hon. John Charles Best.. P21June 27 p 29 Oct. 29 P15 Aug. 34 Henry Gunton 28 June 27 18 Jan. 33 P27 Jan. 37 J. Brathwaite Bonham .. p 1 Oct. 29 P28 May 33 p 20 July 38 P James Weir6 13 May 13 30 Dec. 19 27 Nov. 38 Lieutenants. William Sheaffe 4 Nov. 19 1 Aug. 22 Wm. Langley Tudor 9 Apr. 25 P26 Nov. 29 Alex. C. D. Bentley 9 Apr. 25 17 Aug. 32 4 Major Turner’s services Battles of Roleia, Vimiera, Andrew Baxter p 8 Feb. 31 P 9 Aug. 33 and Corunna; siege of Flush- Cha. Francis Gregg p 16 Dec. 31 P14 Feb. 34 ing ; battle of Fuentes d’Onor, Richard Waddy...... 17 Aug. 32 4 May 36 Arroyo de Molino, Almarez, Henry Stapleton p 2 Aug. 33 Albadetarmos, Baighar, and p27 Jan. 37 Yittoria, where he was severely William Knowles p 9 Aug. 33 p 20 July 38 wounded; right arm amputated. Geo. G. M. Cobban P16 Aug. 33 P27 July 38 5 Major Montgomery's ser- Sam. Hood Murray. P22 June 32 p 8 Dec. 37 vices :—Campaign and battle of Corunna; expedition to Henry Needham 16 Sept. 36 . 27 Nov. 38 Walcheren and siege of Flush- James John Enoch 16 Dec. 36 p 9 Feb. 39 ing; campaigns of 1811 and 12 Henry Hill P27Jan. 37 p 17 May 39 in the Peninsula. Ensigns. 6 Captain Weir served in the Peninsula from November, 1812, to October, 1814, including the 2 0 Cha. R. Grimes P16 Mar. 38 battles of Nivelle and Orthes. 1 0 Harry W. Hough P20 July 38 7 Captain Bartley served the Corunna cam- 3 0 Jas. G. Smyth P 4 June 36 paign, and subsequently in the Peninsula from 3 0 Charles Green p 23 June 37 March, 1811, to the end of the war, and was engaged at Almarez, Alba de Tormes, Baighar, 0 William Wakefield 1 Feb. 38 Vittoria, Pyrenees 25th, 26th, and 27th July, 0 Arthur Bernard p 8 Feb. 39 Pampeluna 28th and 30th July. 0 Jos. John Grimes p 9 Feb. 39 0 James Russell 31 May 39 ^ Paymaster.—George Bartley,7 23 June 25; Ens. 25 Oct. 07; Lieut. 13 April, 09; Capt. Q Dec.'2,1. Adjutant.—Wm. Langley Tudor, (Lieut?) 18 Jan. 33. Quarter-Master.—Joseph Moore, 28 Aug. 38. Surgeon.—John Reid, 5 July 39; Assist.-Surg. 6 Oct. 14. Assist.-Surg.—Robt. Ellson, 20 Oct. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 14 April 25. Alexander Graydon, M.D., 15 May, 35. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Colonel Wodehouse served in Portugal from May, 1808, to December, 1811, including the battle of Vimiera, campaign from Lisbon to Oporto, and battles of Busaco and Fuentes d’Onor; served the campaign of 1814 in the South of France, including the affair at Tarbes and battle of Toulouse. 2 Major Anderson’s servicesExpedition to Calabria, including the battle of Maida and subsequent operations, and capture of the fortress of Catrone; expedition to Egypt in 1807; Peninsula from April, 1809, to January, 1812, including the battles of Talavera (wounded), and Busaco; retreat to the lines of Torres Yedras, and various affairs there; with the advance at Espenilli; battle of Fuentes d’Onor; besides many other affairs and skirmishes; served at the capture of Guadeloupe in 1815. 3 Major Ryan accompanied the expedition to Walcheren in 1809; served in the Peninsula and received t severe sabre wound in the head, and several other wounds at Fuentes d’Onor. 101 Erab. for For.-! [Serving in Tan Serv. 1888. J 51s£ (or the 2nd Yorhsh. W. Riding') or Dieinan’s Land. The King's Own Light Inf. Regt. “ MINDEJV “ CORUNNA ” —“ SALAMANCA ” — “ YITTORIA “ PYRENEES ’ _ , “NIVELLE”—“ORTHES”—“PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” Colonel. 46 Sir Benj. D’Urban,1 K.C.B. &K.C.H., Cornet, A^vx\, 1794; Lieut. 1 July, 94; Full Hall Cwpt. 2 July,94; Major21 Nov. 99; lAeui.-Col. 1. Jan. 1805; Col. 4 June, 13; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 51st Light Infantry, Dec. 29. 30 0 Lieut.-Colonel.—$ W. H. Elliott,2 K.H. Ens. p6 Dec. 09; Lieut. P13 Aug. 12; Capt. p9 Nov. 20; Major P12 July, 31; Lieut.-Col. P27 June 38. 24 0 Majors.—Edw. St. Maur, Ens. P22 June, 15; Lieut, p 16 Nov. 20 ; Capt. P29 May, 23; Major p 1 July, 37. 30 0 P 2151 Fred. Mainwaring,3 Ens. 5 April, 10; Lieut. 15 April, 13; Capt. 4 Dec. 28;; Major p 27 June, 38. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-M A.T , 0 P IffiJOli ver D .Ainsworth4 11 April 09 26 July 10 14 Aug. 28 5-ft p 21SE William Austin5... 5 Sept. 11 6 April 13 26 Sept. 34 1 Seth Nuttall Fisher p 12 Feb. 24 p 13 May 26 p 3 April 35 0 Edward Parker p 14 April 25 4 Dec. 28 P16 Dec. 36 0 Arnold Chas. Errington.. p 4 Feb. 26 13 Sept. 31 p 14 July 37 0 Harry Rolles p 30 Dec. 26 p 11 Oct. 31 p 15 July 37 0 Percy Rice 14 Aug. 28 P28 Nov. 34 p 2 Sept. 37 m Charles Holden P 8 June 26 p 22 May 35 p 7 Oct; ,’37 0 Wm. Henry Hare p 9 Aug, 31 P25 Dec. 35 P27 June 38 lT2 Edward Forman...... 31 Aug. 15 8 April 25 7 Sept. 38 Lieutenants. 4 Capt. Ainsworth served at 0 Rich. D. Baker 13 Sept. 31 p 16 Dec. 36 the siege of Flushing, and sub- sequently in the Peninsula, in- 0 Augustus Thomas Rice... p 11 Oct. 31 P10 Mar. 37 cluding the battle of Fuehtes 0 Edmund Isham. p 31 Aug. 32 P 1 July 37 d’Onor, and 2d siege of Badajoz. 0 Hen.Chas. Capel Somerset p 4 Oct. 33 P14 July 37 Present at Waterloo. 0 Henry M‘Far lane. P28 Nov. 34 p 15 July 37 5 Capt. Austin served in the Peninsula, from Oct. 1811 to 0 James Gates 11 July 31 27 Feb. 35 April, 1812, including the siege 0 Francis Carey p 22 May 35 p 2 Sept. 37 and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo. 0 George Bagot 26 June 35 p 7 Oct. .37 Served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the taking 0 Mark F. A. C. Ker...... P 3 April 35 P24 June 38 of the fortified village of Mer- 0 Hon. David Erskine .... P31 July 35 P27 June 38 xem. Present on the 18th 0 Edward Corbett. P10 Mar. 37 P 21 June 39 June at Waterloo. Ensigns. 6 Paymaster Gibbs served in the Peninsula 0 Car. A. H. Rumbold p 1 July 37 from Jan. 1811 until the end of thq war, and 0 Aug. J. W. Northey P14 July 37 was severely wounded in the advance on Lle- 0 Aug. Hen. Irby P15 July 37 rena 26 March, 1812. Present at Waterloo. 0 Fra. C. Doveton P2 Sept. 37 7 Quarter.-Master Kenny served at the taking 0 Francis Chas. Skurray... p 7 Oct. 37 of Castine in North America in 1814. 0 Walter Kirby P22 June 38 0 W. Douglas Scott P27 June 38 0 Edw. Hen. Kelly P14 Sept. 38 0 G. E. E. Warburton 6 Oct. 37 0 Arthur S. Otway 21 June 39 0 Paymaster. P 2M John Gibbs,6 16 Feb. 10. 0 Adjutant.' Francis Carey {Lieut.) 16 March, 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—William Kenny,7 10 June, 13. Surgeon.—1|) James Dickie Millar, 1 Sept. 25; Assist.-Surg. 25 Jan. 21; Hosp.- Assist. 20 Dec. 13. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Wm. John Power, 14 July, 37. 0 Thomas Bartlett, 4 Aug. 37. Facings Blue.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland, No. 80 Pall-Mall. 1 Sir Benjamin D’Urban has received a cross and five clasps for Busaco, Albuhera, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. 2 Col. Elliott served at the battle of Fuentes d’Onor; sieges of Badajoz, and Ciudad Rodrigo ; affair near. Moresco ; battle of Salamanca ; capture of Madrid and Retiro ; siege and retreat from Burgos ; battles of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes. Present at Waterloo, and capture of Cambray. 8 Major Mainwaring served in the Peninsula, from March, 1811 to Jan. 1814, including the battle of Fuentes d’Onor; 2d siege of Badajoz; Val Moresco ; Salamanca; retreat from Burgos; capture of,Retirb, Madrid ; battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivelle. Present on the 18th June at Waterloo. 102 52(1 or v a ^e'rvtee,^?"] ( Oxfordshire) Regtof Foot {IA. Infantry). [®fr bX 8‘ “ HINDOOSTAN”—“ VIMIERA”—“ CORUNNA”—BUSACO”—“ FUENTES D’ONOR” “CIUDAD RODRIGO” —“RADAJOZ”—“ SALAMANCA”—“ VITTORIA” — “ NIVELLE”—“ NIYE”—“ ORTHES”—“ TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA”— “ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 58 P Sir Geo. Townshend Walker,1 Bt. G.C.B. ‘ind Lieut. 4 Mar. 1782; Lieut. 13 Full Halt Mar. 83; Capt. 13 Mar. 89; Major, 28 Aug. 94 ; Lieut-Col. 6 Sept 98; Col. Pay. Pay. 25 Apr. 1808; Major-Gen. 4 June, 11 ; Lieut.-Gen. 19 July, 21; Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 52nd Light Infantry, 9 Sept. 22. Lieut.- Colonel.—Wm. Blois, Em. p 3 May, 15; Lieut, p 30 Aug. 21; Capt. p 14 July, 25; Major, p 12 Aug. 34; Lieut.-Col. p 11 May, 39. Majors.—Richard French, Ens. p9 June, 25; Lieut. P30 Dec. 26; Capt. p 2 Mar. 32; Major, p 11 May, 39. Sidney Rob. Streatfeild, Ens. p 8 Apr. 26; Lieut, p 10 Feb. 29 ; Capt. p 13 Mar. 35 ; Major, P31 May, 39. Captains. ENSIGNS. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. psm Edgar Gibson2 5 Dec. 12 26 Mar. 14 p 24 May 31 Henry Sam. Davis.... 13 Apr. 27 p 8 Oct. 30 p 17 July 35 Cecil Wm. Forester . . p 1 Aug. 26 14 May 29 p 4 Dec. 35 Hon. Harry Cav. Grey p 9 Nov. 30 p 5 Apr. 33 p 25 Dec. 35 Joshua Allen Vigors .. p 19 Sept. 26 p 17 Sept. 29 p 19 Oct. 38 Wm. Amherst Hale .. p 30 Dec. 26 p 25 June 30 p 2 Nov. 38 Fred. G. Bull 25 Oct. 27 p 8 Feb. 31 p 23 Nov. 38 Hon. R. Le Poer Trench p 15 Jan. 29 p 2 Mar. 32 Pll May 39 Evelyn H. F. Pocklington p 10 Feb. 29 p 30 Aug. 33 P24 May 39 Richard Twopeny ...... p 26 Feb. 29 p 11 Oct. 33 p 31 May 39 Lieutenants. George Hall 14 May 29 p 18 July 34 George Murray p 25 June 30 p 12 Aug. 34 Bryan Palmes , P 8 Oct. 30 p 13 Mar. 35 Hon. Walter Arbuthnott P 3 Aug. 30 p 4 Dec. 35 John George Jervis .... p 30 Aug. 33 p 2 Nov. 38 George Campbell p 13 Mar. 35 21 Dec. 38 W. H. F. Cavendish p 17 July 35 p 22 Feb. 39 Chas. Jas. Conway Mills p 26 Dec. 34 P 28 Aug. 38 C. Albert Denison p 22 Sept. 37 p 11 May 39 Hen. M. Brownrigg .... p 1 Dec. 37 P 24 May 39 J. H. Alleyne p 25 May 38 p 31 May 39 Ensigns. Fred. Carden .... p 27 July 38 Chas. G. Fountaine .... P21 Sept. 38 Loftus W. Peacocke .... p 19 Oct. 88 F. G. Leapold Keane.... p 2 Nov. 38 Wm. Corbett p 23 Nov. 38 Rich. D. Wilkins 18 Jan. 39 Rob. Octavius Gumming 22 Feb. 39 Rob. B. Arthur Purvis .. Pll May 39 Cha. Fra. Wedderbume.. p 31 May 39 Fred. J. Wilson p 1 June 39 Paymaster.—T. Miller Creagh, 21 June, 39 ; Ens. 23 Feb. 25; Lieut. 6 Mar. 26- 0 Adjutant.—Evelyn H. F. Pocklington,. (LieMtf.) 23 Nov. 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—P. Clune, 29 Dec. 37. 1A Surgeon.—Wm. Brown,3 M.D. 18 Jan. 27; Assist.-Surg. 2 Apr. 12; Hosp.- Assist. 9 Feb. 12. 4 0 Assistant.-Surgeons.—Andrew Skeene, 25 March, 36. 10 William Robinson, M.D. 11 Jan. 39. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir George Walker served in Flanders in 1793, and was in the action of the 10th May, near Toumay; served in the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807, and subsequently in the expedition to the Scheldt. Sir George has received a cross and two clasps for Vimiera, Badajoz (severely wounded), and Orthes. 2 Capt. Gibson served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1813 to the end of the war, including the battles of the Pyrenees; siege of San Sebastian; crossing the Bidassoa (wounded), and the subsequent actions in which the left wing of the army were engaged. Present at Waterloo. 8' Dr. Brown served at the siege of Hattrass; in the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18; and in the Bur- mese war in 1823 and 6. 103 E service ] 53rc/ (or the Shropshire') Regt. of Foot. £ cephaioni" NIEUPORT”- TOURNAY”—“ST. LUCIA”—“TALAYERA”—“SALAMANCA”— “ VITTORIA”- 1 PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE”—“ TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 35 P Lord Fitz Roy Jas. Hen Somerset,1 K.C.B. Cornet, 9 June, 04; Lieut. Full Half 30 May, 05 ; Cwpt. 5 May, 08; Major, 9 June, 11; Lieut.-Col. 27 Apr. 12; Pay. Pay. Col. 28 Aug. 15; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38 ; Col. 53rd Regt. 19 Nov. 30. 20 Lieut .-Colonel.—Rich. Fred. Hill, Ens. P24 June, 19; Lieut, p 12 June, 23; Capt. P27 Aug. 25; Major, p 11 June, 30; Lieut.-Col. p 13 May, 86. 16 Majors.—Philip Hill, Ens. Pll Mar, 24; Lieut, p 17 Sept. 25; Capt. P29 Aug. 26; Major, p 13 May, 36. 15 Harry Shakespear Phillips, Cornet, p 8 Jan. 24; Lieut, p 12 May, 25; Capt. p 14 Feb. 28; Major, p 31 Aug. 38. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 21© John Lewis Black2 22 Apr. 13 10 Mar. 14 p 16 June 25 28 June 38 Rich. Fallowes Walond .. p 26 July 21 p 9 June 25 p 11 July 26 Thomas Carnegy P 17 Sept. 25 P 24 July 28 Pll June 30 Wm. George Gold ...... 7 Apr. 25 26 June 28 P 29 June 32 Edward Bond p 8 Mar. 27 P 16 Sept. 29 p 26 Feb. 36 William O’Brien 18 Jan. 26 P 8 June 30 p 13 May 36 C. Edw. Dawson Warren p 5 June 27 Pll June 30 p 1 Dec. 37 Richard Dyott ...... p 11 Oct. 27 p 14 June 31 p 31 Aug. 38 Adolphus Fred. Bond .. 3 Apr. 28 p 29 June 32 p 12 Oct. 38 Thomas Smart p 24 July 28 p 14 Sept. 32 p 12 Apr. 39 Lieutenants. J. Butler Wheatstone .. 1 May 21 31 Mar. 26 John H. Allez p 29 Aug. 26 p 26 Nov. 29 Charles Inge p 7 Jan. 30 p 26 Feb. 36 Wellington Stewart .... Pll June 30 p 13 May 36 Hon. St. G. Gerald Foley p 29 June 32 p 27 May 36 William Follows 13 Sept. 32 28 May 36 Marley Hutchinson .... p 14 Sept. 32 p 10 Mar. 37 Rich. Butler Low p 8 Nov. 33 p 1 Dec. 37 Robert Spring p 14 Feb. 34 p 4 Dec. 35 Wm. R. Mansfield 27 Nov. 35 P 31 Aug. 38 Charles Lempriere...... p 4 Dec. 35 p 12 Oct. 38 Wm. Rich. O. Gore .... p 29 Dec. 35 p 12 Apr. 39 Chas. Hope Kerr 3 Oct. 35 p 22 Apr. 89 Ensigns. G. P. Mansel P13 May 36 R. Newton Phillips .... p 27 May 36 T. Harvey Bathurst .... P 1 Dec. 37 Wm. J. Vemer 6 Apr. 38 Hen. Martin Atkins .... p 31 Aug. 38 John Geo. Cooke p 12 Oct. 38 Cha. Hamilton Fenton .. p 12 Apr. 39 Edward Fellowes P 22 Apr. 39 Paymaster. IP John Quin Pardey, 12 Feb. 36; Ens. 18 July, 11; Lieut. 17 Dec. 12; Capt. 31 Dec. 28. Adjutant.—William Follows (Lieut.) 13 Sept. 32. Quarter-Master.—William Fair, 15 Apr. 13; Ens. 14 Dec. 20. Surgeon.—|j) Charles Maclean,3 M.D. 14 July, 25; Assist.-Surg. 27 Dec. 10; Hosp.-Assist. 8 July, 09. Assistant.-Surgeons.—Michael Bardin, 3 Aug. 26 ; Hosp.-Assist. 24 Nov. 25. Thos. Galbraith Logan, M.D. 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 8 May 28. Facings Red.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Lord Fitz Roy Somerset performed the arduous and responsible duty of Aide-de-Camp and Military Secre- tary to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, throughout the campaigns in Spain, Portugal, France, and Flanders, and has received a cross and five clasps for Fuentes d’Onor, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. His Lordship was wounded at Busaco, and lost his right arm at Waterloo. 2 Major Black served at Waterloo on the 16th and 18th June, and was slightly wounded on the 18th. 8 Dr Maclean served at Walcheren in 1809; and in the Peninsula from Feb. 1810 to the end of the war, including the battles of Busaco, Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees; crossing the Bidassoa; battles of Nivelle and Toulouse. 104 [This Regiment is in possession of a small brass piece of ordnance, taken by the Light Company, at Fort Marabout, in Egypt.] Emb. forForeign] fraria in 1820 and 21. O 105 the fortifiedheightsatAracan, andwasseverelywoundedintheneck,arm, andleftside’ paigns of1824and5inAva,includingthetaking ofRangoon,Kimendine,Kamaroot,andMahattee.Ledtheattackupon action atandheightsaboveMoresco;battleof Salamanca ;captureofMadridandRetiroactionatOlmas,battle nose and jaw-bone. Servedin theBurmese war,andwas severely woundedat Dalla,near Rangoon,9th Dec.1824. of SanSebastian,andbattlestheNiveon9 13Dec.13.ServedatWaterlooonthe16th(severelywounded),&18June. Pay. Caffraria in1820and21. Also intheBurmesewar,includingtaking ofMahattee,andAracan. Vittoria, wherehewasseverelywoundedinthe right shoulder. Severely wounded atthestormingof Rarreein1819,having sustained thetotallossof sightoftherighteye, a portionofthe Pyrenees. He hassinceserved15years inIndia. Mouvaix toRobaix. Full > 5;MajorCoxservedat Travancore in1809,andAva1825. 23 Service, 1819.J 9 Capt. Clarkwas engagedon the17thand 18thJuneat Waterloo, andsubsequent taking ofCambray. Servedin Caf- 8 Capt.Dowdall servedtheMahratta campaignof1818, includingthetaking of Loghur,Kooance, and Ryghur. 6 Capt.Hillwasengaged onthe17thand18thJune,atWaterloo, thesubsequenttakingofCambray.Served in 4 MajorClarkwasengagedatWaterlooonthe 18th June,andstormingofCambray,24th1815.Servedthecam- 3 Col.ReedservedatthesiegeofFlushingin1809, andinthePeninsulafromJune,1811,toMarch,1814,including 2 Col.FaneservedinthePeninsulafromDec. 1812 toMarch1814,includingthebattleofVittoria;assaultandcapture 1 Gen.Gascpyneserved.thecampaignsinFlanders, andwasseverelywoundedatLincelles,againontheretreatfrom 7 Capt.Normanwaspresent atthebattleofVittoria,andseverelywounded andtakenprisonerintheMayaPass, 61 11£ Pay. Half 3 2 5 4 ; 9 13 12 8 < 10 6 14 15 $ JohnReed,_Ens.P26March,99;Lieut.2100Capt.12,May,08• Lieut.-Cols.—5p 02EMildmayFane,Ens.11June,12;Lt.25Sept.13;Capt. William Coxi...... 512E CharlesHill® W. Beetham,En.5Oct.04;Lt.18July,05;Capt.16Ja.12;Maj.P8Apr.26. Majors.—John Clark,K.H.Ens.2June,14;Lieut.27Nov.21;;Capt. Wm. YorkeMoore..... tf&l PryceClark J. TwisletonBayley.... John Stoddard John BeachDodd.... George Holt.■ Aylmer Dowdali.. Isaac Gascoyne,'Ens.8Feb.1779;Lieut,k.Capt.18Aug.84;&Lieut.- John RossWheeler...... Garnet Man Robert Parr...... Frederick Parr...... Assistant-Surgeons.—BicYiaLTd HoustounEyerard,M.D.19June,35. J. BrettChalk...... Uriah Boyd...,..;i;... ' »28July,14•Maj'.yiLMarch,20;LL-CW.p12'June,23Col.fl8. R. TyrrellRob.Pattoun Surgeon.—Thomas GordonStephenson,'M.D.8April,36;Assistant-Surg. Launcelot EdwardWood Donald M'Donald Henry Brown...... Adjutant.—George Holt,(Lieut.)2Sept.34. John ArthurSkurray.. Rowland Moffat Henry DavidWilliams.. Paymaster.—P CuthbertBarlow,3Jan.28;Ens.710;Lieut.13 Jan14. Quarter-Master.—James Willox,27Sept.27. Geo. GummingMiller.... George Poulett Thomas Mostyn Charles FadeHeatley.. George FrederickLong.. Charles LygonCocks.. Seton LionelSmith.... Pat. L.C.Paget Henry J.Warre i 7 April, 08;Gen.12Aug.19;Col.54thRegiment,1June,16. p 29Aug.26;Major,25Dec.29. Brevet-Major, 27May,25;Begtl.-Major,2June,25;Lieut.-Col.p20July,30. Col. 5Dec.92-;3May,96Major-Gen.1Jan.1801;Lieut—Gen.25 2 July,18;Hasp.-Assist.21Feb.14. John Norman...... Lieutenants. ; Edward Wells".. Captains. Ensigns. '> 54dh {ortheWestNorfolk)RegimentofFoot.[®f£i2? r l'\\e Sphinx,withthewords“EGyPT”—“AVA.’ Facings Green.—Agent,Messrs.Cox &Co. i Edward Mbckler,25Sept.35. p 20April26 p 15Dec.25 p 12July27 p 10June26 p 28Feb. p 21May29 p 22June32 p 27Sept.33 p 25Dec.29 p 19July39 p 22Mar.39 p 3Aug.38 p 28July38 24 May 12 May14 30 July28 13 Jan.25 26 June16 20 May13 20 April29 11 Jan.16 14 Aug.28 16 Aug.25 10 Aug.23 12 Feb.36 19 April33 11 Aug.37 2 July12 2 Mar.15 3 Jan.17 1 May06 3 Feb.37 8 July36 Colonel. p 12April27 p 12Dec.26 , 2Mar.17 p 8Aug.07 P 21May29 P 22June32 p 15June30 p 31Dec.29 p 25Dec.29 Jubblepore inthe P 17June37 p 7Aug.35 P 19July39 26th Oct.1817. and 18,wasseverelywoundedintheleftthigh cluding theactionsatMahatteeandAracan. of Cambray.ServedalsointheBurmesewar,in- 17th and18thJuneatWaterloo,subsequenttaking 1814 inHolland,includingtheactionatMerxem2d Ceylon in1815;alsotheKandyanRebellion1817 Feb. andbombardmentofAntwerp.Presentonthe 25 Dec.23 23 Feb.31 29 July28 31 Oct.25 10 Aug.23 27 June22 26 Nov.21 15 Mar.27 12 Sept.25 7 April25 9 Nov.15 15 QuartermasterWilloxservedthecampaignof 9 July32 2 Jan.32 16 Dr.StephensonservedatthetakingofKandyin 7 July37 EGyPT”- East Indies,19thDec.1817. P 22Mar.39 p 19July33 P 7Aug.35 marez, Vittoria,Pyrenees,Orthes, ment betweenCampoMayorand war, includingthecavalryengage- from Feb.1810totheendof gun-shot woundonthe18thJuneat and Toulouse.Legbrokenbya of the26th,27th,and29thMarch, 13th DragoonsinthePeninsula, Barsa Town,RiverGambia,in1818. Irqrn inRioPongas1817,and the Burmesewar,including 1825. Badajoz tbattlesofAlbuhera,Al- CAPTAIN. actions atMahatteeandAracan. Burmese war,includingtheactions Waterloo. Mahratta campaignof1818;alsoin 1812. Presentatthebattleof Peninsula fromAug.1810toApril, 21 Sept.15 16 July33 9 July32 11 Capt.Wellsservedwiththe 12 Lieut.Doddservedinthe 5 Jan.26 13 Lieut.Stoddardservedinthe 2 Sept.34 1 July36 2 May29 14 PaymasterBarlowservedinthe served at.the storm andcapture lung captureof of FortBanga- BKEV.-MAJ. the townofLight- 10 Capt.Pattoun 10 Jan.37 Emb. for For, Service, 1821, ] 55th (or the Westmoreland) Regt. of Foot. [ SEast1indies!ie Colonel. ^3 Sir William Henry Clinton,1 G.C.B. Cornet, 22 Dec. 1784; Lieut. 7 Mar. Full Half 87; Capt. 9 June, 90; Lieut.-Col. 29 Dec. 94; Col. 1 Jan. 1801; Major- Pay. Pav. Gen. 25 April, 08; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 13; Gen. 22 July, 30: Col. 55th Regiment, 25 April, 14. 2 37 1iTn 2 Lieut.-Cols.—fl James Holmes Schoedde, JEns. May, 00; Lieut. 8 Oct. 01; ■ Capt. P19 Sept. 05; Brev.-Mqj. 21 June, 13; Bejtl.-Maj. P20 Jan. 25; Lieut.Col. P20 Mar. 29. 25 Peter Edmonstone Craigie,3 Ens. P3 June, 13; Lieut. P29 Sept. 14; Capt. P24 Oct. 21; Major, P10 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. 21 Nov. 34. Majors.— 25 Charles Warren,4 Ens. 24 Nov. 14; Lieut. 13 Nov. 18; Capt. PI Aug. 22; Major, 21 Nov. 34. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. LIEUT. 1 Norman Maclean 17 Sept. 07 23 Feb. 09 29 Mar. 27 0 Colin Campbell 3 Oct. 15 23 June 21 p 20 Jan. 32 °TJr, 6 Archdale Sharpin5 1 Jan. 07 23 Jan. 12 11 July 34 0 David Lynar Fawcett .. p 6 Apr. 26 P21 Nov. 28 21 Nov. 34 0 John Horner ,... p 3 June 28 p 5 Apr. 31 p 7 Aug. 35 P Arthur O’Leary6 18 Apr. 11 25 Jan. 14 27 Nov. 35 0 Mackenzie Wilson p 9 Aug. 26 p 5 Mar. 29 p 29 Jan. 36 718' T2 Fred. Wm. Edw. Barrell.. 17 Feb. 20 13 June 30 p 5 Feb. 36 0 Hen. Chas. B. Daubeney 12 Mar. 29 9 Aug. 31 P28 Oct. 36 0 Aug. H. S. Young 6 Dec. 27 p 18 Nov. 31 p 7 June 39 Lieutenants. 3 Col. Craigie served the cam- 0 Aug. Hen. Chaproniere.. p 14 Dec. 26 12 June 30 paign of 1814 in Holland, including 11113 Wm. Thos. Colman .... 7 Sept. 15 13 June 30 the attacks on Merxem, and bom- HS bardment of Antwerp. 0 Fred. Boardman Codd .. 13 Oct. 25 22 Nov. 27 4 Major Warren and Lieut. 0 John Baillie Rose p 8 Apr. 26 18 May 32 Brook were wounded in action at 0 John Coats p 2 Nov. 30 3 June 32 Coorg, Madras, April, 1834. 5 Capt. Sharpin served in the 0 Hector M'Casldll 29 Nov. 27 4 June 32 Mahratta war, and was present at 0 Thomas De Havilland .. P 5 Apr. 31 15 Feb. 33 the siege of Hattras. 0 Thos. Ancrum Heriot7 .. P21 Nov. 28 p 2 Feb. 34 6 Capt. O’Leary , served the cam- 0 11 July 34 paigns of 1811, 12, and 13, in the Edward Warren 4 p 26 Apr. 32 Peninsula, including the siege of 0 Gus. Travers Brook .... P 22 June 32 20 Apr. 35 Ciudad Rodrigo, battle of Sala- 0 Hume Edwards P 26 July 33 P 7 Aug. 35 manca, siege of Burgos, and re- treat therefrom. Served in the 0 W. Holland L. D. Cuddy P31 May 33 27 Nov. 35 Nepaul war, and was severely 0 Henry Thomas Butler .. p 1 Nov. 33 p 18 Mar. 36 wounded in an attack on the 22 July 36 heights of Harriapore, 1st March, 0 George Hamilton P16 June 30 1816. Served also in the Mahratta 0 Joseph Rogers Magrath p 7 Aug. 35 p 9 Dec. 36 war in 1817 and 18. 0 Albert Frend 31 J an. 34 25 Aug. 37 7 Lieut. Heriot was very severely wounded at Coorg. 0 Wm. Peregrine Taylor .. p 10 July 35 29 Mar. 38 8 Paymaster Daniell’s services : 0 Edwin Gream Daniell .. p 2 Oct. 85 p 7 Sept. 38 Part of the campaign in Spain under 0 Montague Barbauld .... 23 May 34 28 Dec. 38 Sir John Moore. Siege of Flush- ing. Peninsula, from July, 1813 to 0 W. Haviland Fairtlough P12 Aug. 36 29 Dec. 38 Feb. 1814, including the battle of 0 Henry H. Warren p 9 Dec. 86 P31 May 39 the 31st Aug. in the Pyrenees . 0 Wm. Charles Pinder .. .. p 3 June 36 passage of the Bidassoa; battle of p 13 Dec. 33 Nivelle, and operations front of St. Jean de Luz • Ensigns. and battles of the Nh 9th, 10th, and 13th Dec Edmund Pitman P27 Jan. 37 1813. 9 Dr. Shanks served the campaign of 1814 in Daniel M‘Coy 25 May 38 Holland, including the attacks on Merxem, and John Frend p 7 Sept. 38 bombardment of Antwerp. George King p 19 Oct. 38 John Wilton 29 Dec. 38 Chas. Augustus Daniell.. p18 Jan. 39 Timothy Crowe 1 June 88 George Schaw p 14 June 39 Paymaster.- 13 Cyrus Daniell,8 14 March, 22; %id Lieut. 8 Nov. 21. Adjutant.- Joseph Rogers Magrath, {Lieut.) 19 Sept. 37. Quarter-Master.—Alexander Crozier, 24 Oct. 31. Surgeon.—Archibald Shanks,9 M.D. 20 March, 35; Assist.-Surg. 17 March, 14; Hosp.-Assist. 9 Nov. 13. 24 0 Assist.-Surgs.—Alex. Braithwaite Morgan, 27 Oct. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 21 Dec. 15. J. Hartley Sinclair, M.D. 21 Dec. 26; Hosp.-Assist. 14 Apr. 26. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir William Henry Clinton embarked with the Guards for Holland, and served the campaign of 1793 and 1794, and was present at the following battles, sieges, &c. viz. :—Famars, Valenciennes, Dunkirk, Lannoi, Premon, Cateau Cambresis, Fleurus, and the actions of the 10th, 17th, 18th, and 22d May, 1794. 2 Col. Shoedde served the Egyptian campaign of 1801. Served also in the Peninsula from 1808 to the end of the war, in- cluding the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, Talavera, Fuentes d’Onor, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz ; battles of Sala- manca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, besides numerous minor actions and skirmishes. Medal for Nivelle. 106 Iervice°ri83i! ] 56^A (or the West Essex} Regiment of Foot. [ Jamaica!1 : MORO”—“ GIBRALTAR”—With the Castle and Key, “ Montis Insignia Calpe.’ Colonel. Sir Hudson Lowe,1 K. C. B. and G. C. M. G. Kns. 25 Sept. 1787; Lieut. 16 Full Half Nov. 91; Capt. 6 Sept. 95; Major, 5 July, 1800; Lieut.-Col. 25 June, 04; Col. Pay. Pay. 1 Jan. 12 ; Major-Gen. 4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 56th Regt. 23 July, 32. Lieut.-Colonel. 33 1^ Robert O’Hara,2 Kns. 29 Aug. 05; Lieut, p 3 Dec. 07 ; Capt. p 4 Apr. 11; Major, 14 May, 29; Lieut.-Col. 10 Nov. 37. 25 Majors.—Forrester Owen Leighton, Ens. 30 Dec. 13; Lieut. 7 April, 25 ; Capt. p 29 March, 27; Major, p 20 May, 36. 36 Peter Shadwell Norman, Ens. 9 July, 03 ; Lieut. 2 June, 04; Capt. 8 March, 10; Brevet-Major. 22 July, 30; Begtl.-Major, 15 July, 37. Captains. ENSIGN. BREV.-MAJ. Wm. Hen. Arthure 19 Feb. 07 P21 Jan. 08 8 Apr. 25 28 June 38 Nicholas Palmer3 11 Nov. 13 3 May 21 P26 May 25 28 June 38 Rob. Shaft© Vicars...... 10 Dec. 13 P 9 Aug. 21 p22 Apr. 26 Cha. O’Conor Higgins.. 31 Dec. 06 14 July 08 6 Mar. 27 Cha. John Henry 26 Aug. 24 Pll July 26 P26 Apr. 31 Warburton Grey4 10 Aug'. 09 13 May 12 11 Mar. 33 John Wegg P18 Dec. 28 10 Mar. 33 P20 May 36 Ed. Wm. Wilton Pawsey 8 Apr. 25 P30 Dec. 26 P23 Sept. 36 Ralph Piggott Ince 28 Sept. 15 8 Apr. 25 25 June 37 Benjamin Walmsley 30 May 16 10 Apr. 25 15 July 37 Lieutenants. Alex. Daniel Cuddy...... 10 Oct. 22 18 May 26 4 Capf. Grey served the cam- P William Telford 5 Dec. 11 25 Aug. 13 paigns of 1815 and 18 in the Ed. Elmore Nicolls 7 Aug. 24 12 Apr. 27 Deccan. 5 Lieut. Hollinsworth served John Charlewood P23 Apr. 29 p 1 Aug. 34 the campaign of 1799 in Hol- Hen. Bruce Barclay£ 13 June 30 28 Oct. 34 land, including the actions of Thos. G. B. M Neill P25 Jan. 31 P25 Dec. 35 the 10th Sept. 2nd and 6th Oct. Wm. Adam Conran Pll Oct. 31 Egyptian campaign of 1801, in- P20 May 36 cluding the actions of the 17th Edmund Fosbrooke p 6 Sept. 33 P28 June 36 and 25th Aug. Present at the John Turner 15 Mar. 33 3 Jan. 37 battle of Maida in 1806; also at Thos. Johnes Smith P 1 Aug. 34 P24 Feb. 37 the battles of Vimiera and Co- Rich. Walter Lacy...... 23 Mar. 32 runna. Expedition to Wal- 5 15 Sept. 37 cheren in 1809; and subse- Henry Hollinsworth 3 Dec. 25 29 May 28 quently in the Peninsula, in- James Waddell p 5 Feb. 36 2 May 38 cluding the battle of Vittoria; Ensigns. action at Roncesvalles ; the Pyrenees; affairs on entering France, and battle of Orthes, where he Rob. W. Hunter P10 June 36 was severely wounded in the right thigh. Sould Oakeley P28 June 36 6 Dr. Neill served the campaign of 1814 in the Eardley Norton Pl6 Sept. 36 Peninsula. Lewis Cha. Conran...... P17 Mar. 37 Arth. W. Byles 17 Nov. 37 F. G. T. Deshon 29 Dec. 37 Alex. Macpherson 9 Oct. 35 R. H. Macdonnell | 6 July 38 Paymaster.—G. Burgoyne Sutherland, 19 Aug. 36; Ens. 8 Dec. 14; Lieut. 15 June, 20; Capt. 10 Oct. 26. 8 0 Adjutant.—Rich. Walter Lacy, {Lieut.) 29 Dec. 37. 0 Quarter-Master.—Thomas Debenham, 17 Feb. 35. 26 0 Surgeon.—p Matthew Neill,6 29 Dec. 37 ; Assist.-Surg. 6 Nov. 23; Hosp.-Assist. 10 Jan. 14. 13 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Edw. Bradford, 20 March, 28; Hosp.-Assist. 5 Dec. 26. 0 Neil Stewart Campbell, M. D. 20 Feb. 35. Facings Purple.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Hudson Lowe was present at the attack of Martello Tower, storming of Convention Redoubt, and the sieges of Bastia and Calvi; served in the expedition to Egypt, and was present in the principal occurrences of that campaign ; accompanied the expedition to the Bay of Naples, and commanded the first line of the advance. He was present at the attack and capitulation of Ischia; and subsequently at the attack and capitulation of Zante and Cephalonia. 2 Colonel O ’Hara served in Spain and Portugal from 1808 to 1811, including the battle of Vimiera, and re- treat to Corunna ; battle of Talavera ; action of the Coa ; battle of Busuco ; action of Sabugal; affairs of Redinha, Miranda de Corvo, and Foz de Arronce ; battle of Fuentes d’Onor, and siege of Badajoz. 3 Major Palmer served the campaigns of 1814 in Holland, including the actions at Merxem, and bom- bardment of the French fleet in the Scheldt. 107 Emb. for For. Serving in the Service^isss! ] 0th (or West Middlesex') Regiment of Foot. [ East Indies. “ ALBITHERA YITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIYELLE”—“ NIY3 ' PENINSULA.7 Years’ Serv Colonel. $ 3123. Right Hon. Sir Fred. Adam,1 K. C. B. & G. C. M. G. Ens. 4 Nov. 17951 44 Lieut. 2 Feb. 96 ; Capt. 30 Aug. 991 Major, 9 July, 1803 ; Lieut.-Col. 28 Full Hall Aug. 04; Col. 20 Feb. 12; Major-Gen. 4 June 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30 ; Pay. Pay Col. 54th Regt. 4 Dec. 35. Lieut.-Colonels. James Allan,2 C. B. Ens. P1 Jan. 95 ; Lieut, p 18 Mar. 95 ; Capt. p 10 Sept. 39 6t| 99 ) Major, p 20 July 09 ; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 4 June, 14 ; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. 29 June, 26 •, Col. 10 Jan. 37. 33 George E. Jones,3 K.H. Ens. 16 June, 06 ; Lieut. 16 April, 07; Capt. P8 Oct. 12 j Brev.-Maj.22 July, 30; Regt.-Maj. p4 Dec. 32; Lieut.-Col. p8 Nov. 33. Majors.—jp Robert Hunt,4 Ens. P25, Jan. 98; Lieut. 6 Nov. 99; Capt. 11 May, 09 ; Brevet-Major, 22 July, 30; Regtl.-Major, 28 Sept. 30. 29 P Philip Aubin,5 Ens. p 14 Feb. 11; Lieut. 29 April, 13; Capt. 22 June, 26; Major, p 12 April, 31. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 53 Vance Y. Donaldson6.. 14 Sept. 04 25 Dec. 05 24 June 13 10 Jan. 37 53 James Jackson7 2 Mar. 09 19 June 11 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 53 Harvey Welman8 p 5 Aug. 02 18 Feb. 04 2 Nov. 09 22 July 30 James Brown p 15 June 15 5 Oct. 20 28 Sept. 30 Thomas Shadforth 8 Apr. 25 p 10 Oct. 26 p 12 Apr. 31 Clark Maries Caldwell.... 12 Jan. 26 P27 Apr. 27 P25 Jan. 4 Maj. Hunt’s William John Saunders.. 9 Apr. 25 p12 Feb. 30 p 12 Apr. 33 services: Expe- Thomas Bainbrigge 24 May 15 p 3 Apr. 23 1 Aug. 35 dition to Hano- 9 ver inl805,and to 53 Mars Morphett 1 Oct. 12 29 June 15 29 Jan. 36 Madeira in 1808. 53 John Ovens10 2 July 12 5 July 14 9 Sept, 37 Campaign and battle of Corunna. Peninsula, Lieutenants. from Feb. 1812 to the end of the William Bate 2 Apr. 12 14 June 13 and subsequently in the Ame- Henry Hill 31 July 23 3 Aug. 26 5 Major Aubin served in the George Edwards P 1 Apr. 19 25 Oct. 27 Peninsula, from Nov. 1811 to the W. Welbore FI. Benson.. p 7 July 25 Pll Dec. 28 end of the war, including the bat- 11 tles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, 25th, Leonard Smith 10 Aug. 26 22 Nov. 27 28th, 30th, and 31st July; Nivelle, Edmond Lockyer 3 Aug. 26 29 Sept. 30 Nive, 9th, 11th and 13th Dec. 1813, Wm. Justin Mac Carthy.. 15 June 15 30 Sept. 30 besides many other minor actions and skirmishes. Severely wound- William Tranter Pll Dec. 28 p 12 Apr. 31 ed through the left side, in action Thos. Fred. Richardson.. 25 Dec. 17 26 Apr. 28 at Couchez, 18th March, 1814. Henry Gahan p 13 June 30 P15 June 32 6 Major Donaldson served in the Peninsula, from June, 1809 to the A. T. Allan 29 Sept. 30 P28 Dec. 32 end of the war, including the siege Fred. Hall Jackson...... p10 Feb. 32 P13 June 34 of Badajoz in April, 1811; battles John Mockler 25 May 32 P12 Sept. 34 of Albuhera, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees Wm. Bridger Goodrich.. p 15 June 32 P20 Feb. 35 7 Major Jackson served in the Henry Montagu Smyth.. 7 June 31 P20 Mar. 35 Peninsula, from Dec. 1809 to 1814, and was severely wounded through James Allan P13 June 34 p 20 Jan. 37 the left breast and in both arms at William Jones P13 Aug. 30 27 Oct. 36 the battle of Albuhera, 16th May, Langford Frost 12 Aug. 34 9 Sept. 37 1811. Served subsequently in the American war. Elphingston Junor p 20 Feb. 35 p 9 Feb. 38 8 Major Welman served at the Edward A. Thos. Lynch.. P20 Mar. 35 6 May 38 battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Edward Stanley 8 May 35 10 June 38 Corunna. With the expedition to Walcheren in 1809 ; & subsequent- Geo. Henry Hunt p 8 Jan. 36 P29 Nov. 38 ly in the Peninsula, including the H. Clare Cardew P 8 July 36 p 14 Dec. 38 siege of Tarragona in 1811, and Ensigns. San Sebastian in Sept. 1813. 9 Capt. Morphett served the campaign of 1812 in John M'Namee 20 Jan. 37 the Peninsula, and received two slight and one severe F. C. W. Fitzpatrick .... 20 Oct. 37 wound at Salamanca. Present at the capture of Fort Jeytuch, East Indies, May, 1815. John Ahmuty 17 Nov. 37 10 Capt. Ovens served in the Peninsula, from Nov. Warren Ahmuty P16 Feb. 38 1812 to the end of the war, including the battles of Vit- Fred. Thornton Raikes... 1 Apr. 36 toria, Pampeluna (wounded), Nivelle, Orthes & Tou- louse. Served subsequently in the American war, in- Loftus Cassidy 9 Nov. 38 cluding the action at Plattsburgh. David Edw. Armstrong.. 5 Dec. 38 11 Lieut. L. Smith served in the Burmese war. Paymaster.—James Moore, 18 Aug. 37 ; Ens. 6 Feb. 27; Lieut. 20 Aug. 31. Adjutant.—Henry Hill, {Lieut.) 3 Aug. 26. Quarter-Master.—James E. Langford, 21 Nov. 34. Surgeon.—Alexander Hamilton, M. D. 25 Sept. 14. Assistant-Surgeons.—Robert Henry Neville, 26 July 34. 5 George Robert Fraser, M. D., 27 July, 38. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie, Charles-street, St. James’s. 1 Sir Fredeiick Adam served in Holland, and was present in the actions of the 27th August, 19th September, and 2nd October, 1799; took part in the actions of the 8th, 13th, and 21st March, 1801, in Egypt. Sir Frederick was severely wounded near Alicant, 12th April, 1813 ; at the pass of Ordall he received two wounds, one which broke his left arm, and another which shattered his left hand; and he was also severely wounded at Waterloo. 2 Col. Allen was present at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1795, and subsequently in 1806, including the battle of Blueberg. Served the whole of the Mysore campaign of 1799, including the battle of Mallavelly ; siege and storm of Se- ringapatam, for which he has received a medal. Engaged in the pursuit and dispersion of the Rebel Dundeah, and all his forces ; the reduction and occupation of Tranquebar j and the whole of the southern Polygar war in 1800. Served in the Peninsula from 1810 to the end of the war. Medal for Toulouse. 3 Col. Jones served with the expedition to South AmeiMcaAlLJMZ-—M-lb£-£illllllI£-OLlbfLAsle of France in 1810. Com- 58 th (or the Rutlandshire) Regiment of Foot. ' GIBRALTAR”—with the Castle and Key, “ Montis Insignia Calpe.”—The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT” —“MAIDA”—“ SALAMANCA”—“ YITTORIA”— “ PYRENEES ”—“ NIYELLE”—“ ORTHES ”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 60 Frederick Maitland,1 Ens. 1 Sept. 1779; Lieut. 19 Sept. 82; Capt. 2 Dec. 89; Fifir Half Major, 21 Aug. 93; Lieut.-Col. 2 July, 94; Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 30 Oct. 05; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 11; Gen. 25 May, 25; Col. 58th Regiment, 11 Dec. 33. Lieut.-Colonel. John Wharton Frith,2 Ens. p 17 July, 04; Lieut. 27 Feb. 05; Capt. 29 Jan. 12; Major, 22 July, 30 ; Lieut.-Col. P16 Dec. 36. Majors.—William Firehrace,3 Ens. 28 July, 14; Lieut. 20 June, 17; Capt. P28 Mar. 22; Major, P16 Dec. 36. Henry Houghton Irving, Ens. 1 Feb. 14; Lieut. 26 Dec. 16; Capt. P3 June, 24; Major, 11 July, 37. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Rob. Henry Wynyard 25 Feb. 19 p 17 July 23 p 20 May 26 Thomas John Grant . 28 Mar. 24 p 21 July 25 p 18 Oct. 27 Adam Beverhoudt4 . 21 Oct. 13 9 Apr. 16 29 Apr. 36 Cyprian Bridge 8 Apr. 25 p 31 Jan. 28 p 16 Dec. 36 Wm. Fleming Bell4 . 7 Apr. 14 2 May 15 4 Feb. 38 John Blaquiere Mann 10 Feb. 25 p 17 Nov. 25 2 June 38 Cha. Aug. Arney ... p 5 Not. 25 p 9 Aug. 31 p 1 July 37 Alex. Boddam p 5 Jan. 26 P28 Sept. 30 Pll Nov. 39 Wm. Edward Grant . p 23 Dec. 31 p 13 May 36 p 23 Apr. 39 F. J. Taggart Hutchinson p 18 Dec. 27 P17 May 31 P17 Mar. 38 Lieutenants. Jonas Paisley Hardy.. 29 Sept. 25 3 Nov. 26 10} Robert Hutton4 7 Mar. 10 30 July 12 John Hill Rowan .... p 15 Nov. 27 8 July 32 Geo. Ponsonby Hume P28 June 33 p 16 Dec 36 Joseph Hen. Laye .... p 2 May 34 1 Dec. 37 Dav. Elliott M‘Kirdy.. p 5 Apr. 33 p 30 Dec. 36 Cha. Lavallin Nugent p 21 Aug. 35 4 Feb. 38 Charles Dresing p 19 Feb. 36 2 June 38 Moore Hill P26 Feb. 36 p 20 July 38 Richard Denny P13 May 361 p 12 Oct. 38 Wm. Dixwell Oxenden 6 Apr. 31 3 Apr. 35 John Perkins Mayers 29 July 36 p 23 Apr. 39 Chas. Wm. Thompson P23 Dec. 36 p 3 May 39 Ensigns. Michael King.../.... 15 Dec. 37 Cha. C. Master ...... p 6 July 38 Hen. C. Balneavis .... 7 July 38 John S. Flack 26 June 38 J. A. C. Petley P 12 Oct. 38 J. M'Lerie 28 Dec. 38 Isaac Rhodes Cooper p 23 Apr. 39 John Wm. Saunders .. p 3 May 39 Paymaster.—EdA\ Fugion,5 23 Dec. 19; Ens. 4 May, 09; Lieut. 25 July,11. Adjutant.—John M‘Lerie, (Ens.) 28 Dec. 38. Quarter-Master.—Richard Timbrell, 19 Nov. 30. Surgeon—John Munro, 8 Feb. 39; Assist.-Surg. 26 May, 14. Assist.-Surgeons.—Geo. Kincaird Pitcairn, M.D. 23 Nov. 32. Patrick Davidson, M.D. 12 Jan. 38. Facings Black.—A gent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from Ceylon, June, 1839.] 1 Gen. Maitland was at the relief of Gibraltar in 1787 ; and subsequently at the reduction of various islands, &c. in the West Indies. General Maitland has received a medal for Martinique. 2 Col. Frith was present in several affairs consequent upon the operations carried on by the division of the army under Col. Chambers in the Travancore war, particularly on the. 15th January and 21st Feb. 1809. Served also at the capture of the Isle of Bourbon, and the Isle of France in 1810, 3 Major Firebrace served at the capture of Les Saintes, and Guadaloupe in 1815. 4 Capt. Beverhoudt, Capt. Bell, and Lieut. Hutton served at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1815. 5 Paymaster Fugion served in the Peninsula from July, 1809 to the end of the war, including the battle of Salamanca; siege of Burgos ; and battle of Orthes. 109 E F e sn Se n at serv^ce) i83 i ] (or 2nd Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot. ^ ^1 t| CAPE OF GOOD HOPE”— “ CORUNNA”— “ JAVA” — “VITTOBIA” —“ ST. SEBASTIAN”—“ NIVE “ PENINSULA”—“ BHURTPORE.” Colonel. 61 $3 Sir Fred. Philipse Robinson,1 G.C.B. Ens. 11 Sept. 1778 ; Lieut. 1 Sept. Full Half 79; Capt. 3 July, 94; Major, 1 Sept. 94; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Col. 25 Pay. Pay. July, 10; Major-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 59th Regiment, 1 Dec. 27. Lieut.-Colonel. Francis Fuller,2 Ens. 16 Jan. 06; Lieut. 11 Oct. 07; Capt. p 13 Feb. 12; Brevet- Major, 22 July, 30; liegtl.-Major, 4 Aug. 30; Lieut.-Col. P22 Aug. 34. Majors.—Duncan Gordon,3 Ens. 30 July, 07; Lieut. 9 June, 08 ; Capt. 20 April, 15; Major, p 4 July, 34. P 2I2E Nicholas Hovenden,4 Ens. 6 April, 09; Lieut. 12 Dec. 11; Capt. 19 Jan. 26; Major, p 22 Aug. 34. Captains. ENSIGN. •CAPTAIN. BKEV.-MAJ. P Richard Manners3.... 13 Apr. 09 P- 8 Feb. 10 22 May 23 28 June 38 15 Wm. Fuller. 25 May 24 6 Jan. 26 p 9 July 29 0 Richard Floyer p 1 May 21 P17 Sept. 25 P17 Jan. 28 0 Geo. Netherton Harward p 3 Nov. 25 P24 Aug. 26 p 2 Nov. 30 0 Henry Hope Graham.... p 15 Oct. 29 p 7 Sept. 32 p 7 Nov. 34 ‘15 John Levick 8 Oct. 12 24 Jan. 25 31 July 37 0 Arnold E. Burmester.... 31 Aug. 30 p 7 Mar. 34 p 16 Mar. 38 0 Geo. F. F. Boughey .... p 1 Nov. 31 Pll July 34 P 1 June 38 0 Rob. Spencer Boland.. .. 15 Dec. 31 P 1 Feb' 33 P17 Nov. 37 2 P Wm. Graham6 13 July 09 12 May 12 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. 6 Major Graham served at the 0 James Mockler 22 Feb. 27 1 Nov. 31 siege of Flushing in 1809, and sub- 0 Adam J. Laing Peebles.. 12 Apr. 31 p 13 June 34 sequently in the Peninsula, in- cluding the blockade of Bayonne. 0 Thomas Smith P13 Sept. 31 p 4 July 34 Served also in the American war, 0 Edward Hen. Poyntz .. p 7 Sept. 32 P22 Aug. 34 including the action at Bladens- Geo. Nares Heard 26 Apr. 33 p 10 Apr. 35 burgh and capture of Washington ; 0 action near Baltimore, and those in 0 Wm. Wynne Lodder .... p 7 Mar. 34 p 5 June 35 front of New Orleans on the 20th 0 Edw. Berkeley Napier .. P 4 July 34 P29 Dec. 35 Dec 1814, and 7th Jan. 1815. Also 0 William Foulis Pll July 34 p 17 Mar. 37 at the taking of Fort Boyer. 7 Lieut. Taylor served in the 0 Jas. Pierce Maxwell ....7 p 6 June 34 p 5 May 37 Peninsula, and was present at the 18ft P Edw. James Taylor .. 31 Dec. 12 28 Sept. 14 battles of Nivelle and Orthes, be- 0 H. Wedderburn Gumming sides several skirmishes. - p 22 Aug. 34 p 16 Mar 38 8 Quarter-master Ellary served 0 Henry Perrott P 7 Nov. 34 p 1 June 38 at the capture of the Cape of Good. 13 John Matcham Isaac.... 4 Nov. 26 3 Sept. 29 Hope in 1806; in the Travancore the East Indies in 1809 ; capture of the Isle Ensigns. of France in 1810 ; storming of Fort Cornelius and Wm. Fulton p 10 Apr. 35 capture of Java in 1811 ; Balli and Macassar in Hen. W. Gordon 28 Aug. 35 1814 ; Kandian campaign of 1818; and siege and assault of Bhurtpore in 1825 and 6. Eytre T. J. R. Nugent .. 12 Mar. 36 9 Dr. Hibbert served in the Peninsula from John Tomline p 4 June 36 1812 to 1814, including the affair at Vigue j battle Thomas Peebles p 17 Mar. 37 of Vittoria, and action of St. Jean de Luz. J. Herbert Clay p 5 May 37 Fra. Fuller P16 Mar. 38 Wm. Aug. Gaussen .... p 17 Aug. 38 Paymaster.—Chas. Roberts, 23 June, 37; Ens. 10 April, 25; Lieut. 29 Sept. 29. Adjutant.—A. J. L. Peebles, {Lieut.) 1 Feb. 39. Quarter-Master.—William Ellary,810 June, 21. Surgeon.—^jj John Gray Hibbert,9 M.D. 26 May, 14; Assist.-Surg. 12 Oct. 09; Hosp.-Assist. 6 May, 05. 0 Assist.-Surgs.—John Mair, M.D. 10 Nov. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 8 Nov. 21. 0 Frederic Roberts, 11 Aug. 37. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Fred. Robinson served in the first American war, and was subsequently at the taking of various islands in the West Indies. Sir Frederick has received a medal and two clasps for Vittoria, St. Sebastian (severely wounded), and the passage of the Nive, where he was again severely wounded. 2 Col. Fuller was at the taking of Macassar in the island of Celebes, 9th June, 1814, Served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1825 and 6. 3 Major Gordon served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810, and of June in 1811, and was wounded at the assault of Fort Cornelius. Served also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore. 4 Major Hovenden served in the Peninsula, from Aug. 1812 to Nov. 1813, including the battle of Vittoria and storming of San Sebastian, 31 Aug. 1813, where he was severely wounded. Present at Waterloo, storming of Cambray, and capture of Paris. Served the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18, and was engaged at the siege and storm of Bhurtpore. 5 Major Manners served in the Peninsula, from Aug. 1812 to May, 1814, including the battle of Vittoria; siege and storm of San Sebastian, Aug. 1813; battle of the Nive, 9th, 10th, and 11th Dec. 1813. Wounded at the storming of Bhurtpore, 18th January, 1826. no QQth (or the King's Royal Rifle Corps.') “ Celer et audax.” “ Roleia”—“ Yimiera Martinique”—“ Talayera”—“ Fuentes d’Oitor”—^ “ Albuhera”—“ Ciudad Rodrigo”—“ Badajoz”—“ Salamanca —“ Yittoria” “ Pyrenees”—“ Niyells”—“ Nive”—“ Orthes”—“ Toulouse”— : Peninsula.” Years’ Serv. Colonel-in-Chief. His Royal Highness A. F. Duke of Cambridge. {See Coldstream Guards.) Colonels Commandant. 46 |3 Sir John Maclean,1 K.C.B. Ens. 30 April, 1794; Lieut. 1 May, 94; Capt. 15 June, 97; Major, 17 Jan. 99; Lieut.-Col. 2 Aug. 1804; Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 60th Rifles, 7 Jan. 35. 46 Hon. Patrick Stuart, Corned & Sub-Lieut. 26 Sept. 93; Lieut. 6 June, 94; Full Half Capt. 12 April, 96; Major, 1 Feb. 03; Lieut.-Col. s25 Sept. 06; Col. 4 June, Pay. Pay. 14; Major-Gen. 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 60th Rifles, 26 Sept. 37. Lieut.-Colonels. Hon. Aug. Fred. Ellis, Comet, P10 April, 17; Lieut. P17 Dec. 18; Capt. P24 Oct. 21; Major, p 12 Nov. 25; Lieut.-Col. p 18 Dec. 28. Hon. Hen. Rich. Molyneux, Ens. P22 May, 17; Lieut. p24 Oct. 21; Capt. p9 May, 23; Major, P29 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. p9 April, 29. Majors.—^jj J. Clavell Sladdon Slyfield,2 K.H. Ens. 15 Oct. 12; Lieut. 30 Mar. 14; Capt. P26 May, 25; Major, P12 April, 31. Walter Trevelyan, 2nd Lieut. 18 Nov. 17; Lieut. 25 Sept. 25; Capt. P19 Sept. 26; Major, p 28 Dec. 32. Charles Markham, Cornet, p 28 June, 21; Lieut. P23 June, 25 ; Capt. P29 Aug. 26; Major, p 31 May, 33. Wemyss Thos. Cockburn, Cornet, p 22 May, 17; Lieut. P10 Dec. 18; Capt. P26 Dec. 22; Major, P25 Nov. 28. 2d lieut. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. 0 Melville Glenie3 23 Oct. 00 30 June 03 4 July 08 27 May 25 0 Ambrose Spong 15 Aug. 13 p 26 April 14 p 18 Nov. 24 28 June 38 0 Cosby Lewis Nesbitt.... 27 Mar. 24 P 2 June 25 p 18 Dec. 28 0 Hon. Geo. Aug. Spencer p 12 Feb. 24 P16 June 25 p 19 Dec. 26 0 Edward Bagot 23 Oct. 23 p 10 Dec. 25 p 8 Nov. 27 0 John Sutton Wilford .. .. p 19 Nov. 24 P25 Dec. 25 p 2 Nov. 30 0 David Fitz Gerald p 23 Dec. 24 p 28 Jan. 26 p 12 July 31 Randal Rumley p 30 Dec. 24 p 8 Oct. 25 p 14 Aug. 27 0 Richard Gibbons p 18 Nov. 24 P 8 April 26 p 9 Aug. 32 m Fred. Wm. Hamilton.. ., 10 June 25 p 8 April 26 p 4 Jan. 31 0 Thomas Crombie p 12 Aug. 24 P 8 April 26 p 18 May 32 0 Freeman Murray p 24 Feb. 25 p 8 A pril 26 p 21 Dec. 32 0 George Bulman p 8 April 26 1 Nov. 30 p 29 May 35 0 Chas. Orgell Leman .... p 12 April 26 p 12 April 31 p 4 Sept. 35 122 Edward Carter Giffard .. 23 Nov. 26 P 8 Feb. 31 p 9 Oct. 35 0 Robert Atkins p 24 Aug. 26 P12 July 31 p 16 Sept. 36 0 George Stewart p 25 Nov. 28 Pll Oct. 31 p 8 July 36 0 Harrington Trevelyan .. p 16 April 29 p 24 Aug. 32 p 7 April 37 0 James St John Munro .. p 29 Mar. 27 p 9 Aug. 32 p 17 Nov. 37 John Temple p 14 May 18 P21 Oct. 24 p 28 Jan. 26 1 Sir John Maclean accompanied his regiment (the 92nd) to Holland, in 1799, and was present at the battle of the 27th August, the taking of the Helder, and the actions of the 10th and 19th September, and 2nd October, near Alkmar, where he was severely wounded in two places. Accompanied the expedition to Egypt in 1801, and was present at the landing at Aboukir Bay, 8th March; at the battle of Alexandria, 21st March; and at every action which took place in Egypt during that campaign. Served in the expedition to Hanover, 1805 and 06; also in the expedition to Sweden, 1808. Embarked for the Peninsula in 1808; was present at the battle of Busaco; the action near Redinha; siege of Olivenga; siege of Badajos, where he was severely wounded; the action near Canizal, where his battalion and the 40th regiment attacked a column of the enemy double their number, and put them to flight; the battles of Salartianca, Vittoria, the Pyre- nees, near Pampeluna (wounded), Nivelle, Bayonne,'Orthes, and Toulouse, where he was severely wounded, it being the fifth wound he received in the service of his country. Sir John has received a cross and two clasps. 2 Major Slyfield embarked with the 84th regiment, and joined the army near San Sebastian, 16th Sept. 1813. Present at the crossing of the Bidassoa; battles of Nivelle and Nive, (from 9th to 13th Dec.); and sortie from Bayonne. 3 Brevet-Lieut.-Coi. 28 June, 1838. Ill 60/A (or the King’s Royal Rifle Corpsi) Pay. Pay. 2ND LIEUT. Lieutenants. Chas. Howe Spence .... 20 April 25 p 28 Sept. 26 4 Capt. Coxen served at the p 30 April 27 siege of Flushing in 1809, and Henry Bingham ...... 28 Sept. 32 subsequently in the Peninsula,"* Thomas Bunhury 23 Jan. 28 P28 Dec. 32' including the lines of Torres John Jones p 12 June 28 2 Dec. 31 Vedras; actions at Pombal, Wm. Hen..-Fitzgerald .. 17 Jan., 28 p 31 May 33 Bedinha, Jdirandp de Corvo, Ponte do Rheux, Sabugal, Al- Thomas Townsend 24 Jan. 28 20 June 33 meida;’ battle of Euentes d’ Hon. Theod. D. G. Dillon 31 July 28 p 21 June 33 Onor; siege and storm of Ciu- Wm. Fanshaw Bedford.. P18 Dec. 28 p 28 June 33 dad Rodrigo ; siege and storm of Badajdz, 16 March, 1812 ; Hon. H. Lyttleton Powys 2 April 29 p 19 Sept. 34 battle of Salamanca; capture Henry Wm. Ellis p 14 May 29 P17 April 35 of Madrid ; actions at Zamar- Arth. A. T. Cunynghame 2 Nov. 30 p 22 May 35 nos and San Milan; battle of Robert Aldridge ...... 9 July 30 p 29 May 35 Vittoria; Lezacco, Vera bridge and heights; battles of Nivelle, Walling Everard p 7 Sept. 32 p 15 May 35 Nive, (from 9th to 18tb Dec.) Rich. Byrd Leyett...... p 12 April 31 p 4 Sept. 35 Orthes, and: affair at Taiibes. Richard Maxwell ...... p 16 July 30 p 8 Feb. 33 Severely vounded in the l|nee Fra. Roger Palmer .... p 15 Mar. 33 P 24 April 35 on the 18th June ait Water- Geo. Hen. Courtenay .. 9 Mar. 32 p 8 April 36 loo. J. Kenneth Mackenzie .. p 16 Dec. 31 p 16 Slept, 36 S Capt. O’Dell Served frith Charles Wm. Jebb...... p 12 Oct. 32 p 17 Nov. 37 the expedition to South Ainer rica in 1807, and subsequently, Sir Ross Mahon, Bart. P14 Dec. 32 p 23 Nov. 38. in the Peninsula, including tile S. George Bunbury .... P28 June 33 p 25 Dec. 38 battles of Busaco, Puentes d’ 2nd Lietjts. Onor; actions at-Sabugal and El. Bodon; first siege of Badajoz j siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; John S. Robinson ...... Pll April 34 siege and capture of Badajoz; battles of Edw. J. Yesey Brown .. p 12 Sept. 34 Salamanca (wounded), Vittbria, Nivelle, Or- Weble Butler...... p 19 Sept. 34 thes, and Toulouse. Thomas Mitchell ...... 27 Feb. 35 Hen. R. Beresford p 22 May 35 Henry Holbech P29 May 35 Hon. J. E. H. Thurlow.. p 4 Sept. 35 R. Ingram Dansey .... p 5 Sept. 35 Wm. Mark Wood p 22 July 36 Hon. Cornw. Maude.... P16 Sept. 36 John H. E. Ridley .... p 23 Sept. 36 Cha. Sedley Burdett.... p 21 Oct. 36 Wm. Lewis Grant p 7 April 37 Geo. Allan Hicks P27 Oct. 37 Thomas Bateson p 8 Dec. 3^ James Douglas P17 Aug. 38 Hon. Adrian Hope .... p 23 Nov. 38 Cha. W. H. Sotheby.... P25 Dec. 38 Hon. A. C. L. Fitz Roy p 17 May 39 Wm. Peter Cockburn .. p 21 June 39 Hon. Cha. Rob. Plunkett p 19 July 89 Paymasters. $ 3123 Edward Coxen,' 9 Feb. 26; '2/nd Lieut. 5 April, 09) Lieut. 28 June, 10) Capt. 8 April, 25. 27 $ Henry Edward O’Dell 10 July, 35; Ens. 8 July, 06) Lieut. 25 Feb. 08 Capt. 9 Jan. 22. Adjutants. 12 Thomas Townsend (Is# Lieut.) '24 Jan. 28. Thomas Mitchell (2nd Lieut.) 27 Feb. 35. Quarter-Masters. 2123 John Brannan, 18 Sept. 35) Ens. 5 Sept. 35. Alan Waterhouse, 27 July, 38. Surgeons. Hugh Fraser, 30 Oct. 84) Assist.-Surg. 26 Jan. 15. 23 Peter Lamond, M.D. 7 June,39) Ms.-^wry). 27 May,24 j Hasp.-Assist. 16 June, 15 Assistant-Surgeons. 0 David Morice, M.D. 29 May, 35. George Ferguson, 12 June, 28) Hosp.-Assist. 8 Nov. 26. Johnstone Thomson Richardson, M.D. 1 Feb. 39. Joshua Paynter, 11 Jan. 39. [Is# Battalion embarked for Foreign Service, 6 Oct. 30. Serving at Ficfo.] [2nd Battalion embarked for Foreign Service, 15 Dec. 35. Serving at Corfit.'] Regimentals Green—Facings Scarlet—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough 112 Armit & Co. Emb. for Foreign"] [Serving at Service, 1828. J Q\st(pr South Gloucestershire) Regt. of Foot, Ceylon. The Sphinx, with the words, “ EGYPT ” TALA VERA ” “ 8ALAMANCA “ PYRENEES “ NIYELLE u NT YE a ORTHES “ TOULOUSE PENINSULA ”—Flank Companies, “ MAID A.” Years’ Serv Colonel, 78 Rt. Hon. Sir George Hewett, lit. G.C.B. JEns. 27 April, 1762; Lieut. 20 April, Full Half 64; Capt. 2 June, 75; Major, 31 Dec. 81; Lieut.-Col. 12 Oct. 87; Col. Pay. Pay. 1 March, 94; Major-Gen. 3 May 96; Lieut.Gen. 25 Sept. 1803; Gen. 4 June, 13; Col. 61st Regt. 4 April, 1800. 25 Lieut.Colonel.—Charles Forbes, Ens. 16 July, 06; Lieut. 11 March, 10; Capt. P24 Oct. 21; Major, P15 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. 33 1& Majors.—P Henry Simmonds,1 Ens. 21 March, 05; Lieut. 28 Nov. 05; Capt. P31 March, 13; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; Regtl.-Major, 2 Dec. 37. 32 Henry Burnside,2 Ens. 8 Oct. 07; Lieut. 18 Feb. 08; Capt. P13 Nov. 17; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; Regtl.-Major, 28 June, 38. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Alex. M’Leod3 3 Aug. 09 P12 Dec. 11 p 31 Dec. 25 28 June 38 Rob. Norris Verner .... 9 Dec. 13 30 Dec. 19 p 8 Oct. 30 Frederick Barlow 8 Apr. 25 p 8 Apr. 26 p 12 Sept. 34 Alexander Grant p 2 Feb. 26 p 19 July 27 P 29 Aug. 34 William Jones ...... 10 Apr. 25 p 12 Dec. 26 P 24 Nov. 35 Peter Eason 5 Oct. 09 8 Oct. 10 21 June 33 J. Barry Thomas P30 Dec. 26 p 9 Sept. 28 P22 Nov. 36 $ Charles Campbell4.... 10 May 09 23 June 12 7 Nov. 27 Fran. J. Swayne Hepburn p 2 Apr. 18 p 12 May 25 28 June 38 James Campbell 22 Feb. 27 1 Apr. 31 P25 Dec. 38 Lieutenants. Richard Gloster. 5 Paymaster Toole served in p 17 Aug. 26 18 Feb. 30 the Peninsula from Feb. 1810 John Geo. Philipps .... P19 Sept. 26 p 8 Oct. 30 to March 1814, including the Henry Vicars p 26 Sept. 26 p 12 Apr. 31 battles of Busaco, and Fuentes William Ward p 18 July 26 p 4 Dec. 32 d’Onor; siege of Forts at, and battle of Salamanca (severely Chas. Fred. H. Mayne .. p 12 Apr. 31 p 13 Feb. 35 wounded in the left arm) ; Wm. Fra. Hoey p 28 Oct. 31 5 Sept. 35 battles of the Pyrenees (28 th, John Tho. Bligh p 28 Sept. 30 p 5 Feb. 36 29th, 30th and 31st July) and Nivelle, where he was severely James Mac Carthy 8 Apr. 25 8 Oct. 27 wounded in the right leg. Wm. M. de Butts ...... 24 Jan. 34 23 May 37 6 Quarter - Master Clarke Fra. John Stephens .... p 12 Sept. 34 24 May 37 served at the capture of Mar- Percival C. Fenwick .... p 13 Feb. 35 p 10 Nov. 37 tinique in 1809, and Guada- Cha. Clement Deacon .. p 28 Aug. 35 p 2 Dec. 37 loupe in 1810. John Binney Gib ...... p 6 Feb. 36 28 June 38 Ensigns. W.J.T. Walker P19 Aug. 36 Tho. W. Hudson p 16 June 37 Tho. N. Dalton 22 June 37 Wm. R. Browne 29 June 37 Edgar S. Smith p 10 Nov. 37 Geo. Edw. Coryton .... p 2 Dec. 37 Thomas Jones 9 Mar. 38 George Howell Pll May 38 Paymaster. $ Archer Toole,5 1 May, 28; Ens. 11 May, 09; Lieut. 80 Jan. 12. Adjutant. William Ward, {Lieut.) 26 Sept. 34. Quarter-Master.—William Clarke,® 16 Jan. 17. Surgeon.—James Smith, M.D. 15 Feb. 39; Assist.-Surg. 25 Sept. 12. Assist.-Surgeons.—John Molyneaux, 18 Jan. 27 ; Hasp.-Assist. 2 May, 26. 0 Fred. Shallis Saner, 27 May, 36. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit, & Co. 1 Major Simmonds served in the Peninsula from Feb. 1808 to Feb. 1813, including the battles of Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera; retreat from Madrid to Salamanca, and engaged every day during that retreat to Ciudad Rodrigo. 2 Major Burnside served at the capture of Martinique, and siege of Fort Deseix, March 1809; capture of Guadaloupe in 1810 ; and campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Canada. 3 Major M’Leod served the whole of the campaigns of 1810 and 11, first half of 1812, and the latter part of 1814, in the Peninsula, including the battles of Busaco, and Fuentes d’Onor, 3rd and 5th May 1811, and all the other operations. 4 Captain Charles Campbell served at the siege of Flushing in 1809; and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the battle of Castalla, and siege of Tarragona, under Sir J. Murray* 113 P Emb. for Foreign! r Serving in the Service, 1830. J Q'2nd (or Wiltshire) Regt. of Foot. L East Indies. 1 PENINSULA.” Colonel. 04 Sir Fred. Augustus Wetherall,1 G.C.H. Ens. 23 Aug. 1775; Lieut. 27 Aug. 76; Full Half Capt. 17 May, 81; Major, 1 Mar. 94; Lieut.-Col. 20 May, 95; Col. 29 Apr. Pay. Pay. 1802; Major-Gen. 25 Oct. 09; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37. Lieut.-Colonels.—513E Thomas Reed, Cornet, 26 Aug. 13; Lieut, p 2 May, 15; Capt. p 19 Feb. 24; Major, p 15' June, 26; Lieut.-Col. p 11 Aug. 29. 1AJ-TlJ $ 2123. George Hillier, Ens. 23 March, 09 ; Lieut. 10 May, 10 ; Capt. 9 July, 12; Brevet-Major, 21 June, 17; Begtl.-Major, 17 Oct. 26; JBrevet-Lieut.- Col. 24 July, 28; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. 27 Sept. 35. Majors.—Hon. George Upton, Ens. p 24 April, 23; Lieut, p 29 Oct. 25; Capt. p 12 Dec. 26; Major, p 16 June, 37. Francis J. Ellis, Ens. p 20 March, 27 ; Lieut, p 17 June, 29; Capt. p 10 May, 33 ; Major, p 16 March, 38. - Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BUEV.-MAI. Wm. T. Shortt 2 25 Mar. 25 P30 Dec. 26 P26 Feb. 29 *12 James Fraser Macdonell3 26 Dec. 11 23 Oct. 13 30 June 31 0 George James Bower .. 2 Nov. 13 3 Apr. 15 17 Aug. 32 0 JjJ Henry Astier4 26 Nov. 12 24 Jan. 25 20 May 36 0 George Herbert Clarke.. 8 Apr. 26 7 June 27 4 Sept. 35 0 William Ambrose Pender p 25 June 29 3 Mar. 33 p 12 Jan. 38 * Colin Buchanan 12 Nov. 12 7 Apr. 14 15 Jan. 38 0 Wm. Mathias p 8 Feb. 31 p 29 Mar. 33 p 16 Mar. 38 0^ Thos. Donaldson Price5.. P 8 Dec. 08 30 Apr. 12 28 Aug. 38 3$ John Geo. Rawstorne 6. 22 July 13 18 Auar. 14 10 Oct. 38 m Lieutenants. 0 Samuel Wood Graves.... p 5 Nov. 29 3 Aug. 33 2 Capt. Macdonell served at the 0 Henry Jackson P 5 Apr. 31 p 20 Sept. 33 taking of Genoa in 1814, George Evatt 80 Dec. 31 21 Sept. 33 3 Capt. Bower served at the 0 siege of Hattrass, and throughout 0 George Edward Olpherts. p 20 Jan. 32 12 Oct. 33 the Deccan campaigns in 1817 and 0 Henry Thos. Hutchins... 8 Nov. 26 8 Apr. 34 18. Also at the siege of Burtpore. p 2 Nov. 30 4 Capt. Astier served in the 0 George Augustus Hatton. p 13 Nov. 32 Peninsula from 1812 to the end of 0 Henry Wells p 8 Mar. 33 Pll July 34 the war, including the battles of 0 Alexander Macleod P10 Mar. 33 P13 Mar. 35 Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. 0 Robert Shearman p 20 Sept. 33 29 Aug. 35 5 Captain Price served in the 0 Frederick Edw. Scobell.. P20 June 34 Pll Mar. 36 American war, including the 0 Robert Gibson P23 Aug. 31 p 15 Apr. 36 actions of Fort George, Stoney Creek, Lundy’s Lane, Niagara, 0 Griffin Nicholas 8 Apr. 34 26 May 36 Chippewa ; storming of Snake 0 Charles Henry Gason.... p 10 Oct. 34 10 Mar. 37 Hill, and action of Fort Erie. 0 Thomas Knox Scott p 13 Mar. 35 P16 June 37 Slightly wounded in the shoulder in a sortie made by the enemy in 0 John Grant P 30 Oct. 35 P28 Nov. 37 front of Fort Erie. 0 Augustus Harris p 4 Mar. 36 p 12 Jan. 38 6 Captain Rawstorne served in P25 Mar. 36 the Peninsula, from Aug. 1813 to 0 George Mackay P23 Mar. 38 the end of the war, and was pre- 0 George James Fulton.... 13 Feb. 35 Pll May 38 sent at the battle of Orthes. 0 John F. Egar P16 June 37 p 14 Sept. 38 7 Mr. Gubbins served with con- P13 Nov. 35 siderable distinction during two 0 Arth. Maynard Herbert.. 14 Dec. 38 years in the Anglo-Spanish Legion, 0 William M‘Nair 2 Dec. 36 15 Dec. 38 and was engaged in the actions of 0 George Sims 10 Mar. 37 16 Dec. 38 the 5th May, 6th June, 11th July, and 1st October, 1836; 10th, 15th, 0 John Tho. Jos. English.. P 7 Aug. 33 21 June 39 and 16th March, and 17th May, Ensigns. 1837. He has received two Medals, and the Royal Charles Young p 28 Nov. 37 Military Order of St. Ferdinand of the 1st Class for James Elkingston p 12 Jan. 38 gallantry in action. Lennard Barrett Tyler.. P23 Mar. 38 8 Dr. Dempster served in the Burmese war. John Dane Pll May 38 Robert Gubbins 7...... p 14 Sept. 38 George E. Hillier 14 Dec. 38 Wm. F. Dickson 25 Jan. 39 James Keating 26 Apr. 39 Paymaster.—C. H. J. Lane, 24 Jan. 29; Ens. 26 Mar. 18; Lieut. 27 May, 24. Adjutant.—George Sims, (Lieut.) 23 Apr. 39. Quarter-Master.—Wm. Guy, 16 Aug. 36; Ens. 2 May, 34; Lieut. 27 May, 36. Surgeon.—John Demster,8M.D.4 March, 36 ; Assist.Surg. 1 Sept. 14 ; Hosp.- 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Kenneth M‘Caskill, 2 Aug. 33. [Assist. 4 Oct. 13. 0 George Carr, 24 July, 35. Facings Buff.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie, Charles-street, St James’s. 1 Sir Frederick Augustus Wetherall served in the American war, and was present at the siege of Boston, the battles of Brooklyn, Whiteplains, Fort Washington, Prince Town, Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, &c. &c. Served in H. M.’s ship Alfred, in the battles off Cape Finisterre and St. Vincent’s, previous to the relief of Gibraltar. He received two wounds at the taking of Martinique in 1794 as Aide-de-camp to the Duke of Kent; and was again wounded in action with a French frigate, and taken prisoner, on his passage from St. Domingo to Barbadoes with dispatches from Admiral Sir Wm. Parker and General Forbes, to Sir Ralph Abercrombie in 1795 ; he remained a close prisoner at Guadaloupe upwards of nine months, closely confined in a dungeon, in irons, without any other clothing than a shirt and a pair of trowsers, or any description of bedding ; and on a daily allowance of three biscuits and a quart of water. Served in the East Indies, and was second in command on the expedition to Java, for which he received the thanks of both Houses of Parliament, and a Medal. - His service abroad amounts to forty-one years. 114 Emb. for Foreign"! 16 Service, 1838. J 63rc? (or West Suffolk) Regiment of Foot. [^as^fndies! “ EGMONT-OP-ZEE”—“ MARTINIQUE”—“ GUADALOUPE.” Years’Serv. Colonel. 59 Wm. Dyott,1 Ens. 14 Mar. 1781; Lieut. 9 May, 82; Capt. 25 April, 93; Major, Full Half 19 May, 94; Lieut.-Col. 18 Sept. 94; Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Major-Gen. 25 April, Pay. Pav. 08; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 13 ; Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 63rd, 7 April, 25. 39 Lieut.-Colonels.—31211 Joseph Logan,2Ens. 20 Dec. 99; Lieut. % Aug. 01; Capt. 2 Feb. 09; Brevet-Major, 18 June, 15; Itegtl.-Major, 27 July, 26; Lieut.-Col. p 17 Dec. 29. 37 James W. Fairtlough,3 Ens. p 20 Aug. 02; Lieut, p 24 May, 04; Capt. p 14 Mar. 05; Brev.-Maj. 12 Aug. 19; Itegtl.-Major, p 26 May, 25; Lt.-Col. 17 Sept. 33. 35 Majors.—Pery Baylee,4 Ens. 25 April, 05; Lieut. P8 Aug. 05; Capt. 5 Nov. 12; Brevet-Major, 22 July, 30 ; Regtal.-Major, 17 Sept. 33. 13 Arthur Cunliffe Pole, Ens. p? Nov. 26; Lieut. 5 June, 30; Capt. P18 Oct. 33; Major, PI Dec. 37. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BB.EV.-MAJ. 29 2i- P Fred.Chid. Irwin,5 K.H. 25 Mar. 08 17 Aug. 09 27 Mar. 27 28 June 36 30 0 Richard Fry P26 Apr. 10 p 18 June 12 5 June 30 30 0 312E Park Per. Neville 6 29 Mar. 10 17 July 11 27 Nov. 35 19 % 13 3121 Anth. G. Sidley 7 1 Aug. 11 16 July 12 22 May 35 15 9t2 Wm. Marcus Carew .... 4 Oct. 15 16 Nov. 26 22 Aug. 36 23 8 13 Henry Croly8 27 Apr. 09 10 June 13 21 Apr. 37 12 0 John Hodson Fearon.... 10 Oct. 27 4 Feb. 32 p 3 Nov. 37 15 0 George Green ...... 7 Apr. 25 29 June 27 P10 Nov. 37 8 0 Alexander Edgar P 9 Dec. 31 P23 Nov. 33 p 29 Apr. 36 10 0 Exham S. T. Swyny .... P 1 Oct. 29 p 17 Oct. 33 p 8 Aug. 38 3 Col. Fairtlough served at the Lieutenants. • bombardment of Ter Vere, and siege 10 0 George Brookes Pratt .. 31 Dec. 29 p 19 July 33 and capture of Flushing in 1809, 24 Aug. 25 Also at the capture of Guadaloupe 17 0 Chas. D. C. O’Brien .... 26 Mar. 23 in 1815. 7 19& John Spier ...... 15 Nov. 12 10 Feb. 14 4 Major Baylee served at the 11 0 Wm. Jas. Darling 5 Feb. 29 19 Sept. 33 capture of Martinique in 1809, and Guadaloupe in 1810. 8 16 Cha. Higginbotham .... P 29 June 15 20 Sept. 33 5 Major Irwin served in the Pen- 11 12 Humphrey W. Coultman 1 Nov. 16 20 Sept. 33 insula, from April, 1809, to Feb, 13 0 Hen. Tho. Crompton.... P12 Apr. 27 p 16 Oct. 33 1814, including the capture of Oporto; battles of Talavera and 8 0 Hen. Jos. Swyny p 2 Dec. 31 p 18 Oct. 33 Fuentes d’Onor ; siege of Badajoz ; 7 0 Aug. Fred. Codd P21 Dec. 32 P21 Feb. 34 siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo ; 0 Thomas Harries ...... p 19 July 33 p 2 May 34 siege of Badajoz, and capture of the 6 castle by escalade, 7th April, 1812 ; 6 0 Hen. R. Seymour ...... 20 Sept. 33 p 20 Feb. 35 battle of Salamanca; capture of 6 0 John Thorp P27 Sept. 33 p 5 June 35 Madrid and Retira ; battles of Vit- p 7 Aug. 35 toria and the Pyrenees; besides va- 6 0 Rob. Ladbroke Day .... p 18 Oct. 33 rious affairs and skirmishes on the 6 0 Fra. Mostyn Owen p 1 Nov. 33 p 6 Nov. 35 advance and retreat of the army. 6 0 Patrick Lindesay p 21 Feb. 34 p 5 Feb. 36 Served also the Kandyan cam- paigns of 1817 and 18 in Ceylon. 0 Patrick Rob. Gordon.... p 2 May 34 20 June 36 6 Capt. Neville served in the 0 Vesey Bredmore 9 Jan. 35 22 Aug. 36 Peninsula, from July 1810, to May, 0 Giles Eyre p 30 July 18 18 Jan. 23 1813, including the siege of Cadiz ; battle of Fuentes d’Onor, 3rd and 0 Gust. Nicolls Harrison .. p 5 June 35 p 1 Dec. 37 5th May; sieges of Ciudad Rod- 0 Geo. Jas. Wheatstone .. 13 Mar. 28 24 Nov. 34 rigo and Badajoz (severely wounded P 6 July 38 in the head and leg) ; battle of Sala- 0 Jas. Rich. Lysaght 3 Feb. 37 manca, and siege of Burgos, where m 13 John Fowle ...... 19 Dec. 05 p 2 Apr. 07 he was severely wounded through 0 James B. Leatham p 5 Feb. 36 p 29 Mar. 39 the left shoulder in the storm of the first line of the castle, 4th Oct. 1812. Served the Ensigns. campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the bombard- 0 Theod. M. Haultain .... 27 June 34 ment of Antwerp, and assault on Bergen-op-Zoom. 0 Wm. Jas. Hutchins .... 2 Dec. 36 Present at Waterloo. Served also in the Deccan war, including the capture of Asseerghur. Attached to the 0 C. E. Fairtlough p 12 May 37 Nizam’s troops at the capture of a predatory force in 0 William Kenny ...... p 3 Nov. 37 the Deccan, 11th Dec. 1820. 0 Wm. Fred. Carter p 1 Dec. 37 For 7. 8. and 9, see next page. 0 Henry Lees P27 Dec. 37 0 S. F. C. Annesley p 6 July 38 0 John Hardie P29 Mar. 39 0 Paymaster.—Richard Lane, 29 Sept. 37; Ens. 23 June, 25; Lieut. 25 Oct. 27; Capt. 16 March, 32. 0 Adjutant.—W. J. Darling, {Lieut.') 8 Aug. 38. 11 Quarter-Master.—HJ Robt. Cart,911 Dec. 28; Ens. 24 Sept. 12; Lieut. 20 Jan. 14. O-fr0 6 Surgeon.—John W. Watson, M.D. 6 April, 26; Assist.-Surg. 4 March, 13; Hasp. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Henry Pilleau, 22 Jan. 36. [Assistant, 10 Dec. 12. John Samuel Charlton, 1 March, 39. Facings Green.—Agent, Mr. Collyer, Park-place, St. James’s. 1 Gen. Dyott served in the West Indies in 1796 ; in Egypt 1801 ; and at Walcheren. 2 Col. Logan served with the expedition to Hanover in 1805; to Copenhagen in 1807 ; the Corunna campaign, and subse- quently in the Peninsula, from 1812 to the end of the war. Wounded at Waterloo whilst in command of the 2d battalion Rifle Brigade. US Ksebr'vke,Fi083eign] 64^ (or 2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot. “ST. LUCIA”—“SURINAM.” Years’Serr. Colonel. $ Sir Rich. Bourke,1 K.C.B. JSns. 22 Nor. 1798; Lieut. &c Capt. 25 Nov. 99; 41 Major, 27 Aug. 1805; Lieut.-Col. 16 Sept. 06; Col. 4 June, 14; Major.-Gen. Full Half 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 64th Regt. 29 Nov. 37. Pay. Pay. Lieut. Colonel. Jas. Edward Freeth,2 Em. 19 May, 13; Lieut. 23 April, 14; Capt. P17 April, 26 17; Major, P24 Dec. 29; Lieut.-Col. p 1 Dec. 37. Majors. 27 j|jJ Severus Wm. Lynam Stretton,3 Lns. 11 June, 12; Lieut. 6 Jan. 14; Capt. P13 Aug. 25; Major, P2 Dec. 31. 19 Hon. Geo. Augustus Browne, JEns. p 27 April, 20; Lieut, p 28 Aug. 23; Capt. P31 Dec. 25; Major, Pi Dec. 37. Captain’s. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. James Draper 18 Dec. 23 P19 Nov. 25 P 24 Dec. 29 Digby Hen. Lawrell >28 Apr. 25 P12 Dec. 26 P 4 Oct. 31 Geo. Duberley .... P28 Jan. 26 P24 Dec. 29 p 23 Aug. 33 Maximilian J. Western p 10 June 26 p 8 June 30 P29 Dec. 35 Edw. Curtis Fownes . p 15 Feb. 27 p 8 June 30 p 4 Nov. 36 Edward Mandeville . 10 Apr. 25 P12 Dec. 26 22 Oct. 37 John Ayres Kingdom. P26 Nov. 18 10 Feb. 25 29 Nov. 37 Wm. John James ... P20 July 30 P 20 Apr. 32 p 1 Dec. 37 Francis Sealy p 19 Nov. 30 p 21 Dec. 32 p 5 Oct. 38 Charles Norris P25 Feb. 31 P23 Aug. 33 P23 Apr. 39 Lieutenants. 3 Major Stretton served the cam- G. C. Beresford Stirling p 16 Aug. 31 Pll July 34 paigns of 1812 and 13 in the Penin- sula, and was severely wounded by D’Oyly Wm. Battley.... 2 Apr. 29 22 Aug. 34 two gun-shots at the battle of Vit- John Canavan 22 July 30 23 Aug. 34 toria, Fred. Arthur Errington.. p 21 Feb. 34 P 1 July 36 4 Quarter - Master Carr’s ser- vices :—Campaign of 1799 in Hol- Stephen Henry Smyth .. Pll July 34 P 4 Nov. 36 land, including the actions of the Edw. Jones Coxe P16 June 35 22 Oct. 37 10th Sept, and 2d Oct. and at Eg- Ambrose Barcroft Parker p 13 Mar. 35 mont-op-Zee, 6th Oct. Campaign 29 Nov. 37 of 1801 in Egypt. Battle of Maida, H. Altham Cumberlege p 2 Dec. 31 22 Apr. 35 1806. Peninsula, from July, 1807 James Dutton Smyth .. P29 Dec. 35 p 30 Dec. 37 to 24 Jan. 1809, and from Oct. 1812 to the end of the war, including the Ramsay H. Smith p 1 July 36 P 6 July 38 battles of Vimiera, Corunna, and H. Redfeam Collinson .. p 4 Nov. 36 p 5 Oct. 38 Vittoria; actions at Roncesvalles W. W. Lyttleton P14 Apr. 37 P23 Apr. 39 Heights of Pampeluna, Vera ;( Wm. Henry Lys 16 Oct. 35 13 May 39 battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Ensigns. M. Edw. Smith p 3 Nov. 37 Hm. G. F. W. Yelverton p 1 Dec. 37 Wm. Baillie Jopp ...... p 6 July 38 F. H. Kilvington P20 July 38 N. T. Williams p 5. Oct. 38 Carey Handheld 14 Dec. 38 Thomas Stirling p 23 Apr. 39 - Webb 28 June 39 Paymaster.—John Ralston, 29 Dec. 25; Comet, 6 July, 04; Lieut. 10 July, 06 ; Capt. 26 May, 14. Adjutant.—Edw. Jones Coxe, (Lieut.) 12 May, 39. 13 Quarter-Master.—$ James Carr,4 2 Nov. 26. Surgeon.—Michael Fogarty, 27 Jan. 32; Assist.-Surg. 11 March, 11. Assistant-Surgeons.—Andrew Maclean, M.D. 4 Oct. 33. Rob. Keith Kynock, 4 Dec. 35. Facings Black.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Cane & Co. 1 Sir Richard Bourke served in Holland in 1799, and was present in the actions of the 27th Aug. 10th and 19th Sept. 2nd and 6th Oct. where he received a severe wound through both jaws. Served as Quarter-Master-General in South America, and was present in the actions of the 19th and 20th Jan. 1807» at the siege and storming of Monte Video, and in the expe- dition against Buenos Ayres. 2 Col. Freeth served in the American war. 7 Captain Sidley served in the Peninsula from March, 1812, to Dec. 1813, including the battle of Salamanca; actions at Asma, Sabuganna de Morrilla (severely wounded), and Pyrenees, 31st Aug. Wounded on the 18th June at Waterloo. Served also in the Burmese war. 8 Captain Croly served at the siege of Flushing in 1809 ; battery firing in the Straits of Messina in 1811; in the Peninsula, from June, 1812, to the end of the war, including the battle of Castalla ; siege of Tarragona^ ditto, 2nd investment; retreat from Villa Franca, and investment of Barcelona. Served subsequently in the American war. 9 Quarter-master Cart served in the Peninsula, from July, 1818, to the end of the war. Including the battle 6f the tiive; blockade of and sortie from Bayonne. 116 Emb. for For."| CServing in Service, 1829. J 65th (or 2d Yorksh. N. Riding) Regt. of Foot. Canada, The Royal Tiger, superscribed “ INDIA”—“ ARABIA.”

60 1 Colonel. Full Half Thomas Grosvenor, Ens. 1 Oct. 1779 ; Lieut. & Copt. 20 Oct. 84; Capt. & Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Col. 25 April, 93; Col. 3 May, 96; Major-Gen. 29 April, 1802; Lieut.- Gen. 25 April, 08; Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Col. 65 Regt. 8 Feb. 14. Lieut.-Colonel.—Henry Senior,2 Ens. 6 May, 13; Lieut. 28 Dec. 15 ; Capt. P24 April, 23; Major, P12 March, 29; Lieut.-Col. P19 Sept. 34. 0 Majors.—Peter Farquharson,3 Ens. 1 Sept. 07; Lieut, p 1 May, 10 ; Capt. 2 June, 25 ; Major, p 24 Aug. 32. Samuel Walker, Ens. p 10 Oct.22; Lieut. P 12 May, 52; Capt. p 1 Nov. 27 ; Major, P19 Sept. 34. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 0 Sam. Robinson Warren4. 21 Apr. 08 23 Oct. 09 p 1 May 23 28 June 38 P James Nokes* 9 June 08 22 Feb. 10 20 Mar. 27 10& John Thorne Weyland 6.. 31 July 06 1 Mar. 09 13 Mar. 27 0 Charles Wise p 7 July 25 p 22 Apr. 26 P23 Apr. 29 6^s George Smyth P27 Aug. 08 4 July 11 3 Apr. 27 7 James Patience 5 Apr. 10 24 Oct. 11 13 Nov. 27 0 Alfred Fran. W. Wyatt.. p 12 Dec. 26 p 23 Apr. 29 P19 Sept. 34 0 Cha. Emilius Gold P20 Mar. 28 P28 Oct. 31 p 5 Feb. 36 m William Snow 19 Dec. 15 19 Mar. 24 p 15 Dec. 25 28 June 38 0 Geo. Freeman Murray .. 26 Apr. 28 P29 June 32 p 5 J an. 39 Lieutenants. Tho. Lawrence Whitaker 13 May 12 27 July 15 5 Captain Nokes served in the 7 Peninsula, from May, 1809, to Feb. m P Richard O’Connell .. 12 May 12 15 July 13 1814, including the battles of Tala- 14^ John Tho. Westropp .... 8 Oct. 12 23 Sept. 13 vera, Fuentes d’Onor, Salamanca, Vittoria, the Pyrenees and Nive, 0 Jas. Lewit Smith P21 Sept. 28 P22 Oct. 33 from 9th to 13th Dec.; sieges of Ciu- 0 James Haining 27 Apr. 28 21 Feb. 34 dad Rodrigo and Burgos. Present 0 John Alex. Drought .... P25 Nov. 28 P19 Sept. 34 at the battle of Harriapore, in the Nepaul country, in 1816. 0 Wm. Pym Young P26 Oct. 30 p 27 Nov. 35 6 Captain Weyland served the 0 RichardNewenham .... 14 June 31 p 5 Feb. 36 campaigns of Upper Canada, from 0 John Sealy p 1 Nov. 31 p 2 Sept. 36 1812 to 1815, including the actions of Fort George, &c. Severely wounded 0 Francis Wise P29 June 32 p 12 Jan. 38 at Stoney Creek. 0 Patrick Day Stokes .... P22 Oct. 33 P13 Jan. 38 7 Lieut O’Connell served in the 0 P27 June 34 p 5 Jan. 39 Peninsula from April, 1812 to the Wm. Surtees Cook..,... end of the war, including the bat- 0 St. Leger Barry P27 Nov. 35 10 Jan. 39 tles of Salamanca and Vittoria. Ensigns. Severely "wounded at the capture of Badajoz on the P 5 Feb. 36 night of the 6th April, 1812, where he served as a volun- 0 Robert Haldane teer with the storming party. 0 Peter Wolfe p 22 July 36 8 Paymaster Blake served the campaigns of 1814 and 0 J. Wms. Marshall p 2 Sept. 36 15 in Upper Canada. 0 Cha. Guy Trafford p 12 Jan. 38 0 Oliver Nicolls p 13 Jan. 38 0 Cha. Wm. Sutton p 6 July 38 0 John Harvey p 5 Jan. 39 0 Christopher Rhatigan., 26 Apr. 39 2^5 Paymaster.- Stephen Blake,8 25 Feb. 22; Ens. 3 Feb. 14 ; Lieut. 3 Sept. 18 0 Adjutant. James Haining, {Lieut.) 21 Feb. 34. 0 Quarter-Master.—Thomas Paul, 26 Apr. 39; Ens. 25 Jan. 39. m Surgeon.—Copeland Grattan, M.D. 11 Sept. 28; Assist.-Surg. 14 June, 10. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—John Edward Nicoll, 11 Aug. 35. Geo. Roche Smith, 13 Sept. 33. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit & Co. 1 General Grosvenor accompanied his regiment (the 3rd Foot Guards) to Holland in 1793, and afterwards into Flanders. In 1799 he went with the expedition to the Helder, and was present in the affair at the lines of Zuype (wounded), the battle of Alkmaer, and the actions of the 17th Sept, and 6th and 9th Oct. Commanded the picquets and out-posts at the siege of Co- penhagen on the day of the sortie, when the Danes were repulsed. At the siege of Flushing, he was next in command to Sir Eyre Coote. 2 Col. Senior was severely wounded in the action between H. M. packet Lapwing, and the American privateer Fox, off Barbadoes, 30th Sept. 1813. 3 Major Farquharson served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810. Capture of the fort of Now Nuggar in Kallywar, Feb. 1814. On the borders of Scindia’s country in 1814 and 15. Capture of Forts of Joorin, Aug. 1815,jj[Anjar and Khun- coote, Feb., Dhingee and Dwarka, March, 1816. Action and capture of Poona, 17th March, 1817. At Ashtee, 21st Feb. 1818, the Mahratta General Gokla killed, and Satteria Reya captured. Storm of Kutch Booje Fort, March, 1819. Capture of the Forts of Rass-el-Kyma and Zama, 8th and 22d Dec. 1819. Served also in Arabia in 1821, and was present in the action of Beni-Boo-Ali, 2nd March. 4 Major Warren served in the expedition against pirates in the Persian Gulf in 1809, and was severely wounded in an attack on the fort of Luft. Capture of the Isle of France in 1810. Mahratta campaigns from 1815 to 1818, and again in an ex- pedition up the Persian Gulf in 1819. . 117 Servic0°r 1827'] 66^/i (or the Berkshire') Regiment of Foot. Pcanala'" “DOURO”—“ TA LAYER A”—M ALBUHERA”—“ YITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES”- « NIVELLE”—“ NIVE”—“ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA.”

53 1 Colonel. Full Half P Richard Blunt, Ens. 31 Jan. 1787; Lieut. 23 Feb. 91; Capt. 12 July, 93 ; Pay. 5ay. Major, 17 May, 96; Lieut.-Col. 23 Aug. 99; Col. 25 Oct. 1809; Major-Gen. 1 Jan. 12; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 66th Regt. 25 March, 35. Lieut.-Colonel.—Tho. Henry Johnston, Ens. p 21 Feb. 22; Lieut, p 1 Oct. 25; Capt. P24 Oct. 26 ; Major, p 20 May, 36; Lieut.-Col. P28 Dec. 38. Majors.—Clopton Lewis Wingfield,2 Ens. Pll Oct. 21; Lieut. 27 Nov. 24; Capt. p 10 June, 26; Major, p 2 Feb. 38. Tho. Leigh Goldie, Ens. p 13 June, 25; Lieut, p 10 Dec. 25; Capt. p 24 Nov. 28; Major, P 28 Dec. 38. ' '' i Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MA.T. 0 $ John Clarke3 p 14 July 08 3 Oct. 09 p13 Jan. 25 28 June 38 Mt Thos. He wit Bay lie4 .... p 14 Aug. 06 25 June 07 6 Apr. 15 10 Jan. 37 0 Herbert Chas. Jenner .. 7 July 25 P24 Oct. 26 p 9 Mar. 32 & Wm. Joshua Crompton.. p 10 Sept. 25 P12 Dec. 26 Pll Apr. 34 0 Wm. Longworth Dames . p 26 July 26 P24 Nov. 28 P27 June 34 0 Tho. W. Nesham 14 Apr. 25 p 29 Aug. 26 P24 May 33 TZJL William Gordon 5 June 28 p 27 Apr. 32 P12 May 37 0 Cha. Edw. Michel P25 Nov. 28 23 Nov. 33 p 2 Feb. 38 0 John Parker P26 Feb. 30 Pll Apr. 34 P28 Dec. 38 0 Geo. Longworth Dames , p 5 Apr. 31 p27 June 34 p22 Feb. 39 Lieutenants. 0 Thomas Rainsford 17 Feb. 19 7 Apr. 25 0 John Johnston P24 May 27 p 9 Mar. 32 0 Robert Steele5.... 23 Mar. 26 26 Sept. 33 0 George Maxwell P23 Feb. 26 29 May 28 0 Geo. Grattan Biscoe .... p 7 Apr. 32 p 12 Feb. 36 0 Le Marchant Carey .... P27 Sept. 33 10 Jan. 37 0 T. Barnes Lord Cochrane P27 Sept. 33 P12 May 37 0 Ralph A. Chas. Daniell.. Pll Apr. 34 p 2 Feb. 38 0 Hen. John Turner p 9 May 34 P22 Nov. 36 0 E. M. Davenport P24 Apr. 35 6 Aug. 38 0 Hon. E. A. F. H. Lambart P20 May 36 27 Dec. 38 0 Fred. Chas. Trench. P22 Nov. 36 P28 Dec. 38 0 Fred. John Trick , P23 Dec. 36 P15 Feb. 39 0 Geo. A. Taylor .. 10 Jan. 37 P22 Feb. 39 Ensigns. 0 Chas. Hen. Godby P12 May 37 0 J. H. B. Birch .., P15 Dec. 37 0 Hen. L. G. Scott P 2 Feb. 38 0 Edw. Berens Pratt 28 Aug. 38 0 Bennett Langton P28 Dec. 38 0 Henry Steele I 1 Feb. 39 0 Geo. Marshall Knipe .... | p 22 Feb. 39 Paymaster.—Kenneth Tolmie Ross, 11 Aug 25; Ens. 22 June, 09; Lieut. 8 Oct. 12. 0 Adjutant.—Hon. E. A. F. H. Lambart, {Lieut.) 27 June, 38. 1 Quarter-Master.—William Hornby, 1 Feb. 27. Surgeon.—J. Miller, M.D. 4 Jan. 39; Assist.-Surg. 8 Feb. 16. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—W. Linton, M.D. 18 Jan. 27 ; Hasp.-Assist. 9 Dec. 26. 0 Philip Anglin, M.D. 13 Dec. 27; Hosp.-Assist. 31 Aug. 26. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane & Co. 1 General Blunt served in Lord Moira’s expedition, and in Flanders in 1794 and 95, and was actively em- ployed in the West Indies, from 1795 until 1802. He has since served in Hanover and Madeira. 2 Major Wingfield served two campaigns in the Burmese territories, and was in every action in which the 18th Light Infantry was engaged. 8 Major Clarke served in the Peninsula, from March, 1809, to the end of the war, including the battles of Oporto and Talavera; Lines of Torres Vedras; actions of Arroya de Molina, and Campo Mayor; battle of Albuhera; siege of Badajoz; battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, (from 25th to 81st July, and 2d Aug.), Nivelle, Nive, (9th and 18th Dec.); action of St. Palais; battles of Orthes, Aire and Toulouse, besides numerous skirmishes. At the battle of Albuhera, when in the command of a company of flankers, was struck down by a Polish lancer, and taken prisoner, but made his escape in a charge of cavalry. 4 Major Baylie served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810; of Java in 1811, including the several engagements which took place in that island previous to its surrender. Served also at the capture of Hattras, and in the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18. 5 Lieut. Steele’s services Campaign and battle of Corunna, where he was slightly wounded in the neck. Expedition to Walcheren. Peninsula, April, 1810 to 1814, including the siege of Cadiz and blockade of Bayonne. 118 ES|3|fi ^th (°T South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot. [gSg Years’ Serv The Royal Tiger, superscribed, “ INDIA”—“ BARROSA”—“ PENINSULA.”

45 1 Colonel. Half IP Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B. Ens. — April, 1795; Lieut. 2 Feb. 96; Capt. \ Pay. Pav. 22 Oct. 1802; Major, 28 Feb. 05; Lieut-Col. 17 Mar. 08; Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut-Gen. 28 June, 38 ; Col. 67th Regt. 25 Aug. 28. Lieut.-Colonel.—ThoinasBunbury/K.H.JSVis.25 Mar.04; Lieut. 24 Dec.04; Capt. P3 Nov. 08; Major, 14 April, 14; Lieut.-Col. p 5 July, 21; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Majors.—Edward Basil Brooke, Znd Lieut. 15 Dec. 17 ; Lieut. 9 April, 25 ; Capt. p IT July 26; Major, P5 July, 31. William Nesbitt Orange,3 Ens. 5 Feb. 14; Lieut. 19 Jan. 19; Capt. p 24 Oct. 21; Major, p 15 Aug. 34. Captains CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. IP Geo. Cosby Harpour4.. 20 April 96 29 Dec. 08 9 Dec. 19 10 Jan. 37 IP Thomas James Adair5.. 25 May 09 20 Feb. 11 p 27 Mar. 23 28 June 38 Wm. White Warburton6.. 17 Aug. 09 2 April 12 5 May 26 Samuel Yorke Martin.... 8 April 25 p 28 Jan. 26 p 24 Feb. 29 Thomas Unett p 27 Sept. 21 p 22 July 24 p 6 July 26 Thos. Josephus Deverell.. 7 Nov. 22 25 June 29 p 30 Aug. 31 Chas. Christopher Davie.. p 11 Dec. 28 P 5 July 31 p 30 Dec. 37 Peter Brannan 1 Sept. 19 13 Nov. 22 18 Mar. 38 Thomas Byrne 4 Nov. 19 5 Mar. 23 22 Jan. 39 Hon. Arch. G. Stuart.... P 30 April 29 p 30 Aug. 31 p 25 May 39 Lieutenants. 8 Dr. Riach served the campaigns Chas. Woodcock James.. 27 Jan. 25 p 11 Dec. 28 of 1813 and 14 in Germany and Hol- George Alfred Currie.... 1 Sept. 25 16 Mar. 32 land, including the action at the Gust. William Nicolls.... p 4 Oct. 31 p 26 Aug. 36 Goerde in Hanover, 16th Sept. 1813; affair near Antwerp, Jan. 1814: Henry James Y. Kemble.. p 9 Mar. 32 p 5 Aug. 37 attack on Merxem, and subsequent John Elton M. Prower.... P 14 Dec. 32 28 Aug. 37 operations against the French fleet Ferdinand Whittingham.. 2 Nov. 32 p 19 Feb. 36 at Antwerp. Present at Waterloo Tristram Madox p 12 April 33 26 Dec. 37 on the 16th, 17th, and 18th June. John Porter P 28 Mar. 34 p 29 Dec. 37 Charles B. Hague p 5 Sept. 35 p 30 Dec. 37 William Pilsworth p 24 May 33 18 Mar. 38 Rodham C. D. Home.... p 16 Oct. 35 p 2 Nov. 38 Henry Collette p 26 Aug. 36 22 Jan. 39 Thomas P. Onslow 17 Nov. 37 P25 May 39 Ensigns. Alexander Dury P 5 Aug. 37 John Thomas Locke 26 Dec. 37 Capel Coape p 29 Dec. 37 Wm. Robert Adair p 30 Dec. 37 J. L. Campbell 30 Mar. 38 Edw. H. Westropp P 2 Nov. 38 George Crispin 22 Mar. 39 Walter Caulfield Pratt... p 25 May 39 Paymaster.—James Robinson,7 26 Dec. 37; Ens. 20 Nov. 17; Lieut. 24 April, 20. Adjutant.—Charles Woodcock James, {Lieut.) 26 Dec. 37. Quarter-Master.—William Mew, 16 Feb. 26. Surgeon.—5133- J. Riach,8 M. D. 19 Nov. 30 ; Assist.-Surg. 2 July, 12 ; Hosp.- Assist. 18 May, 12. Assistant-Surgeons.—Edward Hugh Blakeney, 17 Oct. 34. Thomas Honor Wheeler, 28 Dec. 38. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir John Macdonald served the campaign of 1801 in Egypt, and has received a Medal and one Clasp for Barrossa and the passage of the Nive. 2 Col. Bunbury led the storming at Fort Zelaina, in Surinam, in 1804. Served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, in- cluding the attacks on Merxem, and the bombardment of the French fleet at Antwerp. Served also in the American war. 3 Major Orange served on the frontiers of Niagara in 1814 and 15. Served also at the siege and capture of Roahry, Rhyghur, and other places in the Southern Concan country in India in 1818. 4 Major Harpour served in Spain from Sept. 1810 to 1814, including the siege of Cadiz ; battle of Barrosa ; actions at Bala- guere and Villa Franca ; sieges of Terragona and Barcelona. 5 Major Adair served in Spain from Sept. 1810 to the end of the war, including the siege of Cadiz, battle of Barrosa, Fort San Philip, Balaguere, Villa Franca, Tarragona and Barcelona. Served also the Nepaul campaigns of 1817 and 18, and subsequently in the Deccan, including the siege and reduction of Rhyghur, Amulnier, and Asseerghur. Twice severely wounded by matchlock balls in the left arm, and right side at the siege of Asseerghur on the evening of the 19th March, 1819, in repulsing a sortie made by the garrison of the fort into the town. 6 Capt. Warburton served the Nepaul campaigns of 1817 and 18, and subsequently in the Deccan, including the capture of the forts at Rhyghur and Asseerghur. 7 Paymaster Robinson served at the siege of Asseerghur, March and April, 1819. 119 E service,Fi834!n] 68^A {or Durham) Regt of Foot (Light Infantry), « S ALAM AN C A”—“ YITTORI A”—" PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE” “ ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 48 ^ Sir William Johnston,1 K.C.B. Ens. 3 June, 1791; Lieut. 7 Jan. 94; Copt. Full Half 4 April, 95 ; Major, 27 Feb. 1800; Lieut.-Col. 25 April, 08; Col. 4 June, 14; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 68th Light Infantry, 6 April 38. Lieut.-Colonel.—^jl 5C2E John Cross,8 K.H. Ens. 9 July, 05 ; Lieut. 29 May, 06; Capt. 31 Dec. 12 ; Major, p 23 June, 25; Lieut.-Col. p8 Feb. 31. Majors.—Lord Wm. Paulet, Ens. p 1 Feb. 21; Lieut. p 23 Aug. 22; Capt. p 12 Feb. 25; Major, p 10 Sept. 30. 0 Richardson Wm. Huey, Ens. 26 March, 25; Lieut. P19 Dec. 26; Capt. Pll June, 30; Major, p 13 Oct. 38. Captains. captain. BREV.-MAJT. Harry Smyth p 10 July 23 p 13 Aug. 25 p 15 Oct. 29 Donald H. A. Mackinnon p 10 Nov. 25 p 5 June 27 p 4 Dec. 32 Richard Leckenly Phipps 10 April 25 31 Dec. 28 p 3 May 33 George Witham p 20 Mar. 27 p 26 Oct. 30 p 11 July 34 Wm. Henry Gillman... p 1 July 28 14 May 31 p 13 May 36 Geo. M'Beath P 15 Oct. 29 p 31 May 33 p 28 Oct. 36 James Benners Parkinson p 11 June 30 p 28 June 33 p 15 Sept. 37 Alfred Edward Hill .. p 9 Aug. 31 p 11 July 34 p 18 May 38 Robert Hilaro Barlow p 17 Aug. 32 p 26 June 35 p 5 Oct. 38 Arthur Mainwaring .. p 3 May 33 p 13 May 36 p 13 Oct. 38 Lieutenants.3 3 Lieut. Duff accompanied the ^j) James Duff 15 May 23 20 July 25 expedition to Walcheren, and was twice wounded in the head in action Evan Macpherson .... 8 April 25 p 20 Mar. 27 with the enemy before Flushing, John Moore Napier .. p 31 May 33 p 20 May 36 5th Aug. 1809. Served in the Pen- Mascie Domville Taylor P 10 May 33 18 Dec. 35 insula, from June, 1811, to the end of the war, including the action of Henry Smyth p 28 June 33 p 28 Oct. 36 Moresco, 20th June; heights above Herbert Blount ...... p 8 Nov. 33 p 15 Sept. 37 Moresco, 21st June, 1812 ; battle of Henry Aime Ouvry ... p 17 Oct. 33 p 4 Sept. 35 Salamanca; capture of Madrid and Fort El-Retiro ; action at Olmas, William Cross p 29 Nov. 33 p 19 Jan. 38 near Burgos, 20th Oct., and at San John Johnston p 11 July 34 p 18 May 38 Munos, 17th Nov. 1812; battles of Vittoria, Pampeluna, Pyrenees, Percy Hill p 24 April 35 p 5 Oct. 38 Eschelar, Lazacco, Nivelle, Heneage G. Wynne .. P10 July 35 p 13 Oct. 38 (severely wounded through the left Ensigns. foot), near Bayonne 12th and 13th Feb. and Orthes, Lincoln C. Elwes .... p 20 May 36 besides minor actions and skirmishes. William W. Homer .. 22 July 36 Peter Chas. S. Grant.. p 15 Sept. 37 William B. Browne .. p 19 Jan. 38 William Rhodes p 18 May 38 Salway Browne P 25 May 38 Alfred Tipping p 22 June 38 Walter Y. Beale p 5 Oct. 38 Robert G. Jephson.... p 19 Oct. 38 Chas. Orlando Bridgeman p 8 Mar. 39 Paymaster. Lempster Bulkeley, 10 May, 39; Ens. 8 April, 25 ; Lieut, 29 May, 28; Capt. 9 Jan. 35. Adjutant.—John Johnston {Lieut.) 1 June, 38. Quarter-Master.—James Baxter, 15 July, 35. Surgeon.—John Collis Carter, M.D. 19 Oct. 38 ; Assist.-Surg. 2 June, 25, Hosp.-Assist. 10 Jan. 14. Assistant-Surgeons.—Alexander Leslie, 18 July, 34. Charles Irving, 12 June, 35. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough & Co. 1 Sir Wm. Johnston embarked for Toulon in 1793, and was present at several affairs of out-posts, and at the action of the heights, when Gen. O'Hara was made prisoner. Served in Corsica, and was present at the capture of Bastia and Calvi (wounded). Accompanied the expedition to Tuscany in 1797. Served in the expedition against the Danish West India Islands in 1801, and the expedition to Walcheren. Commanded the 68th at the siege of Flushing. Sir Wm. has received a medal and two clasps for Salamanca, Vittoria, (severely wounded), and Orthes. 2 Col. Cross served in the Peninsula from 1808 to the end of the war, with the exception of a short period in 1809, in- cluding the campaign and battle of Corunna ; action at Almeida on the Coa, 24 July, 1810 ; battle of Busaco. Actions at Pombal 11th March, Redinha 12th March (wounded), Miranda de Covo 14th March, Foz de Aronce 15th March, Sabugal 3d April, battle of Fuentes d'Onor 3rd and 5th May, 1811. Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, from 8th to 19th Jan. Actions of San Munoz, 17th Nov. 1812, San Millan 18th June, 1813; battle of Vittoria ; Lezacco bridge, Bidossoa, 30th Aug. ; Vera 7th Oct Nivelle, Nive (9th, 10th, and 11th Dec. 1813), Orthes, Tarbes, and Toulouse. Received a severe contusion on the 18th June at Waterloo. Col. Cross served in the Light Division as a volunteer, with the 1st battalion of the 52nd Light Infantry, when effective in the 2d battalion, from 31st Dec. 1812 to July, 1816. 120 Eservice,Fi88l?n] (or South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot [NoyaScotui. ! Years’ Serv. JAVA”—“ BOURBON”—“ WATERLOO”—“ INDIA.” Colonel. 58 John Vincent,1 Ens. 16 July, 1781; Lieut. 3 Aug. 82; Capt. 26 Oct. 86; Full Half Major, 6 May, 95; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Col. 25 July, 10; Major-Qen. Pay. Pay 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 69th Regiment, 2 Jan. 36. Lieut.- Colonel. 51SE Eaton Monins,2 Ens. p 1 Dec. 14; Lieut. p9 Sept. 19; Capt. P23 June, 25 a Major, P19 Nov. 30; Lieut.-Col. p2 Oct. 35. Majors. 1A P Robert Brookes,3 Ens. 16 May, 11; Lieut. 23 Aug. 13; Capt. P27 Aug. 25; Major,??, May,4 31. 3A Wm. Noel Hill, Ens. P13 Nov. 17; Lieut. P24 Oct. 21; Capt. p 14 Nov. 26; Major, p 4 Dec. 35. . Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV>MAXk Brooke Pigot5 .... 19 July 10 p 9 May 11 P 29 Aug. 26 Rich. Wheeler Hooper .. 28 Aug. 07 p 4 Jan. 10 p 8 Dec. 14 10 Jan. 37 iym. Blackburne P27 Apr. 27 p 19 Nov. 30 p 6 Feb. 35 Edm. Stephen Thomas .. p 25 Nov. 28 P28 Oct. 31 p 1 May 35 George B. Rose6 25 Dec. 10 26 June 12 c.d June 26 Edmund Garland ...... p 19 Nov. 30 p 22 Aug. 34 p 9 Oct. 35 Wm. Considine 23 Feb. 14 p 9 Sept. 19 p 25 June 29 Charles James Coote.... P21 June 31 p 19 Dec. 34 p 14 Apr. 37 Lawrence Groeme ...... 16 Mar. 15 13 Dec. 21 P16 June 25 28 June 38 Henry D. O’Halloran .. 1 Nov. 18 p 28 June 27 p 1 Sept. 38 Lieutenants. Henry Bridger Tudor .. 16 May 13 19 Oct. 20 6 Captain Rose commanded a section of the Forlorn Hope Charles Dutton 10 May 10 15 Oct. 12 at the storming of the Arum- St. John Mundell p 11 June 30 2? Mar. 33 booly lines in Travancore, East George Danvers Jenkins p 31 Aug. 30 p 18 July 34 Indies, 10th Feb. 09. ^Present in the engagement of Nagra William Walker...... 2 Aug. 33 p 1 May 35 Coil ; nd Kotar, and at the Edward Hemphill p 16 Aug. 33 p 24 July 35 Forts of Palanavarum and George Losack P11 May 32 p 9 Oct. 35 Woodagherry. Served also at W. J. B. M‘Leod Moore 1 Nov. 31 4 Jan. 36 the capture of Bourbon and Duval Knox O’Reilly.... p 18 July 34 p 7 Oct. 36 the Isle of France, in 1810, and Henry Wm. Knox Gore.. p 19 Dec. 34 12 May 37 of Java in 1811. Alex. Magnay...... p 1 May 35 p 1 Sept. 38 Jas. Handasyde Edgar,.. p 9 Oct. 35 p 28 June 39 Ensigns. Wm. Coates p 6 Feb. 35 Frederick Mundell p 24 July 35 Chas. Fred. Law P 7 Oct. 36 Thos. J. Kearney ...... 27 Jan. 37 Campbell Sawers p 14 Apr. 37 Pertival Fenwick P28 Sept. 38 Cha. W. Tuper 8 Feb. 39 Tho. Cochrane Inglis.... p 14 June 39 Tho. Geo. Lord Glamis.. P28 June 39 Paymaster. —Fred. Dalgety, 1 March, 39; Ens. 11 Jan. 21; Lieut. 23 Mar. 26. Adjutant. T. John Kearney, (Ens.) 30 March, 38. Quarter-Master.—James Hollis, 3 Nov. 37. Surgeon.—Francis O’Brien, 11 Jan. 39; Assist.-Surg. 27 Oct. 25; Hasp.-Asst. 12 July, 15. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Edward Robertson, M.D. 11 Aug. 37. 0 James Napper Irwin, 7 Oct. 36. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Mr. Atkinson. 1 General Vincent served in the West Indies, and was at the taking of St. Domingo. He served in the ex- pedition to the Helder, and subsequently in the expedition to Copenhagen, under Sir Hyde Parker. 2 Colonel Monins served at Waterloo on thie 18th June. 8 Major Brookes served in the Peninsula from July, 1811, to the end of the war, including the following battles, sieges, &c., viz.: Badajoz, Salamanca, Burgos, Palentia, Osma, Vittoria, San Sebastian, Aug. and Sept. 1818, Santa Clara (wounded), Bidassoa (wounded), Nivelle, Nive, 9th, 10th (wounded), and 11th Dec. and blockade of Bayonne. 4 Major Hill served in the Burmese War, including the actions of Prome and Tandwayn. 15 Captain Pigot served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the action at Merxem, 2d Feb., and bombardment of the French fleet before Antwerp. Severely wounded in the head at Quatre Bras. 121 Q Emb. for Foreign"! Serving in the Service, 1884. J 10th (or the Surrey} Regiment of Foot. West Indies. Years’Serv Colonel. 56 Gage John Hall, JEfas. 29 May, 1783; Lieut. 13 Dec. 83; Ca^t. 16 Dec. 94; Full Half Major, 23 Dec. 95; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 01; Col. 25 July, 10; Major-Gen. Fay. Pay. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 70th Kegiment, 30 Jan. 32. Lieut.-Colonel. 36 Joseph Kelsall, Ens. 17 Dec. 03; Lieut, p 21 Feb. 05; Capt. 11 Nov. 13; Major, 23 Nov. 32; Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. Majors. 31 1j3 Edw. James White,1 Ens. 30 Mar. 09; Lieut. 5 April, 10; Capt. 14 July, 25 ; Major, p 14 Dec. 32. 36 -ft Thomas Reed,2 Ens. 9 July, 03; Lieut. 25 Sept. 04; Capt. 27 May, 13; Brevet- Major, 10 Jan. 37 ; Itegtl.-Major, 28 June, 38. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. James Morphy3 .. .. 8 June 15 11 Apr. 25 p 27 Mar. 28 William Taylor p 7 Feb. 11 23 Apr. 12 1 Mar. 32 Samuel Whyte 1 July 13 2 Mar. 20 16 Mar. 32 John Brown 28 Apr, 14 7 Apr. 25 5 Sept. 33 Jas. John Graham ...... p 28 Oct. 24 P 8 Apr. 26 p 25 Feb. 30 John Doyle O’Brien .... 15 Mar. 21 p 16 June 25 p 4 Dec. k35 George Durnford p 17 Oct. 26 P 8 Feb. 31 P28 Nov. 37 $ Wi Thomas Lillie4.... 1 Oct. 12 17 July 15 7 Dec. 38 Edward Kelsall ...... p 10 Apr. 27 p 8 Mar. 31 23 Feb. 39 Wm. Matthew Bigge.. .. P19 Apr. 31 P26 Feb. 36 p 21 June 39 Lieutenants.. Henry Gerrard p 8 Feb. 31 P14 Dec. 32 John Johnston 1 Dec. 13 10 Apr. 16 Cha. Fred. Gibson 9 A^r. 25 20 Sept. 33 John Wm. Baird p 5 Apr. 33 Pll Nov. 36 Hen. Cha. Whalley .... p 14 June 31 13 Sept. 37 Tho. Cha. Timins 16 Mar. 32 p 28 Nov. 37 Jas. Palliser Costobadie.. P21 Sept. 32 28 June 38 John Morris Colston .... p 5 Feb. 36 23 Nov. 381 Wm. Rob. Brereton .... p 1 Dec. 37 p 7 June 39 Chas. Sheffield Dickson.. p 16 Dec. 36 p 2 Nov. 38 Edward F. Edwards .... Pll May 38 p 5 July 39 George Reynolds P30 Dec. 34 27 Dec. 38 Ensigns, John Hackett 17 Nov. 37 John A. Ambrose P22 June 38 Geo. Evatt 13 July 38 Joseph Webster 23 Nov. 38 Oswald Pilling 30 Nov. 38 Edw. Benj. Braddell.... p 1 Mar. 39 Leopold S. C. Fraser.... 17 May 39 Howell Hedd L. Clough.. p 7 June 39 Rob. Wilton Cooke p 28 June 39 Tho. Leonard Leader..., p 5 July 39 Paymaster.—George Alfred Goldfrapp, 1 March, 32; Ens. 1 March, 09; Lieut. 3 Oct. 11; Cdpt. 3 Sept. 29. 1 Adjutant.—George Evatt, (Ens.) 17 May, 39. Quarter-Master.—Robert Kaye, 12 Dec. 34. 21 Surgeon.—Wm. Kemlo,5 M.D. 3 Nov. 37; Assist.-Surg. 20 Jan. 25; Hosp.- Assist. 12 May, 15. Assist.-Surgs.—John Maharg, M.D. 21 Feb. 28; Hosp.-Assist. 9 Dec. 26. James Stuart, 5 July, 33. Facings Black.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane & Co. 1 Major White’s services :—Campaign and battle of Corunna, and expedition to Walcheren. 2 Major Reed served in the American War, including the actions at Baltimore, Bladensburgh, and capture of Washington. 8 Captain Morphy served at Waterloo on the 18th June. 4 Capt. Lillie served in the Peninsula from Dec. 1812 to the end of the war, including the crossing of the Zadino; battle of Vittoria; blockade of Pampeluna from 5th to 18th July; pass of Roncesvalles, 28th July, battle of Pampeluna, 28th July, Nivelle, Nive (9th to 18th Dec.), Orthes (severely wounded), and Tou- louse. Present at Waterloo on the 18th June, and at the storming of Cambray. 5 Dr. Kemlo served at the siege of Bhurtpore. 122 Se™ke?ri83^: ] 71^ {.Highland) Regt. of Foot (Lt. Infantry^ HINDOOSTAN ” -“CAPE OF GOOD HOPECORUNNA: ROLEIA « YIMIERA ” — ALMAREZ” — “ FUENTES D’ONOR” - VITTORIA ” - “ PYRENEES “ NIYE” — “ ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA”- “ WATERLOO. Colonel. 37 P Sir Sam. Ford Whittingham,1 K.C.B. & K.C.H. Ens. 20 Jan. 03; Lieut. 25 Feb. 03; Capt. 14 Feb. 05; Major, 12 March, 10; Lieut.-Col. 30 May, 11; Full Half Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 71st Pay Pay. Light Infantry, 28 March, 38. Lieut.-Colonel. 34 Hon. Charles Grey, %nd Lieut.- 16 Nov. 20; Lieut. P10 April, 23; Capt. p 16 June, 25; Major, $ 19 Feb. 28; Lieut.-Col. p 12 July, 31. Majors. William Denny, Ens. p 10 Jan. 22; Lieut, p 23 June, 25; Capt. p 27 Sept. 33 Major, p 24 April, 38. Lord Arthur Lennox, Ens. p 24 June, 23; Lieut, p 22 Oct. 25; Capt. p 1 Aug. 26 ; Major, P 6 July, 38. Captains. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. A. Rob. L’Estrange2. 7 Dec. 14 p 20 Dec. 21 P 7 Jan. 30 5123. John Impett2 14 Apr. 14 p 5 Oct. 20 30 Jan. 35 Wm. Jas. Myers P 9 June 25 p 7 Jan. 30 p 29 Dec. 35 Edward Foy 22 Nov. 27 P 15 June 30 p 18 Mar. 36 Hen. Tristram Beresford p 9 Feb. 26 P 26 Apr. 31 p 20 May 36 Hen. Edmund Austen .. p 10 June 26 p 27 Sept. 33 p 29 July 36 Ralph Cheney p 31 Dec. 27 P 22 June 32 p 8 Dec. 37 Wilhelm Speer p 26 Sept. 26 30 Jan. 35 p 24 Mar. 38 Sir Hew Dalrymple, Et. p 15 Feb. 31 p 4 Sept. 35 P 24 Apr. 38 Nath. Massey Stack .... p 25 Nov. 28 p 29 Dec. 35 p 6 July 38 Lieutenants. George Cuming 27 Mar. 17 9 Apr. 25 Jas. H. C. Robertson/. .. 2 July 29 30 Dec. 35 R. T. W. L. Brickenden p 26 Apr. 31 p 18 Mar. 36 Charles Ready p 13 July 32 p 19 Mar. 36 William Wilkieson P21 June 33 P 20 May 36 A. P. Gordon Gumming p 6 Feb. 35 p 1 July 36 Rob. Fran. Hunter p 13 Mar. 35 P 29 July 36 Thos. H. Colvill 22 May 35 p 8 Dec. 37 William Hope p 4 Sept. 35 p 24 Mar. 38 Aug. T. Hamilton p 29 Dec. 35 p 24 Apr. 38 Barry Blennerhasset .... p 18 Mar. 36 P 6 July 38 Ensigns. Wm. Fairholme p 19 Mar. 36 George Dance p 8 Apr. 36 G. A. Bayly p 29 Apr. 36 S. J. Lord Aberdour .... P20 May 36 Lynedock Douglas P 29 July 36 Fra. G. Scott 4 Aug. 37 G. A. C. Dashwood .... p 8 Dec. 37 J. E. Fleming P 24 Mar. 38 R. R. Uniacke p 24 Apr. 38 Hon. H. H. H. Duncan p 6 July 38 Paymaster.—^jj T. Dutton,31 Apr. 36; Ens. 7 Sept. 09 ; Lieut. 14 Apr. 13. Adjutant.—James H. C. Robertson, {Lieut.) 13 Feb. 35. Quarter-Master.—512E Thos Creighton,419 Sept. 27. Surgeon.—$ T. Bulkeley, M.D. 5 Nov. 12; Assist.-Surg. 25 March, 08. Assistant-Surgeons.—C. Campbell Hamilton Grant, 30 March 38. John Duncan Macdiarmid, 4 Dec. 35. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Sam. Ford Whittingham was wounded at Talavera. 2 Captains L’Estrange and Impett served at Waterloo on the 18th June. 3 Paymaster Dutton served in the Peninsula, from Nov. 1812 to the end of the war, including the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees (wounded 25th July), Nivelle and Orthes. Served also in the American war, in- cluding the sieges of Fort Erie, and operations on the Niagara frontier. 4 Quarter-master Creighton’s services :—Battles of Roleia and Vimiera; expedition to Walchereu, and capture of Flushing; Peninsula, from Sept. 1810 to the end of the war, including the battle of Fuentes d’Onor, storming of Almarez, action of Arroya de-Molinos, battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes and Toulouse, erved also at Waterloo. 123 Emb. for Foreign "1 a Service, 1828. J 72n^ (or D. of Albany’s own Highlanders.') ^ope. HINDOOSTAN’ CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.”

40 1 Colonel. Full Half $ 512E Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B. JEns. 30ct.l799; Lieut. 21 Aug. 1801; Capt. Pay. 9 Jan. 05; Major, 2 Sept. 08 • Lieut.-Col. 3 May, 10; Col. 4 June, 14; Major- Pay. Gen. 27 May,25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 72ndHighlanders, 15Aug.36. Lieut.- Colonel. 21 Charles George James Arbuthnot, JEns. & Lieut. 26 Dec. 16; Capt. p 16 March, 20; Major, p 3 July, 23; Lieut.-Col. p 1 Oct. 25; Col. 28 June, 38. Majors. 0 Charles Maxwell Maclean, Lns. 29 Oct. 07; Lieut. 21 Dec. 09; Capt. p 24 July, 23 ; Major, p 1 Feb. 27. 2A Frederick Hope, Etis. p 11 July, 16 ; Lieut, p 24 Oct. 21; Capt. p 9 June, 25 ; Major, p 4 Oct. 33. , Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. $ John Doyle 2 28 Sept. 04 13 Nov. 05 29 Sept. 13 10 Jan. 37 0 Peter Sutherland3 1 Sept. 04 15 Jan. 07 20 May 19 10 Jan 37 ni Henry Jeryis ...... 19 Dec. 11 29 Dec. 14 p 19 Sept. 26 0 William Henry Robinson 8 Jan. 24 p 29 Aug. 26 P 21 June 31 0 Thomas E. Lacy 8 Apr. 25 p 3 Oct. 26 Pll July 34 0 Robert Baillie p 8 Oct. 25 p 3 Aug. 30 p 29 May 35 0 Chas. Wm. M. Payne .. P 1 Aug. 26 p 21 June 31 p 29 Dec. 35 0 Edward John Fra. Kelso 14 May 29 p 2 Dec. 31 p 12 Aug. 36 0 John Frith 6 Apr. 20 p 26 Aug. 24 7 Apr. 39 0 Arthur Lowry Balfour .. P 6 Aug. 29 p 29 Mar. 33 P31 May 39 Lieutenants. 4 8 Major Sutherland served Lewis X. Leslie 25 Dec. 13 p 1 July 24 at the capture of the Cape of Donough O’Brien 12 Sept. 22 2 July 29 Good Hope in 1806. 0 Andr. Sandilands Fisher P26 Feb. 30 p 21 Mar. 34 4 Lieut. Leslie served the 0 Charles Moylan p 2 Dec. 31 p 29 May 35 campaign of 1814 in Canada. 5 Captain Graham served at 0 Hon. Charles Stuart .... p 2 Mar. 32 p 29 Dec. 35 the capture of the Isle of 0 William Rattray 3 Mar. 32 p 15 Apr. 36 France in 1810. 0 Thomas E. Pollard .... 11 Jan, 33 P 12 Aug. 36 0 John Thomas Hope .... p 29 Mar. 33 P 23 Dec. 36 0 Thomas. Fred. Simmons p 6 Dec. 33 p 28 Oct. 37 0 A. Nowell Sherson p 21 Mar. 34 p 8 Feb. 39 0 George Pott Erskine .. .. Pll July 34 p 1 Mar. 39 0 Jas. Aug. Harding p 29 May 35 7 Apr. 39 0 Hugh S. S. Burney .... P29 Dec. 35 P14 June 39 Ensigns. 0 J. Crighton Harris P12 Aug. 36 0 William Adam p 23 Dec. 36 0 Wm. W. T. Cole ...... 19 Oct. 38 0 Geo. Ramsay Perceval .. p 8 Feb. 39 0 Wm. Hobart Seymour .. p 1 Mar. 39 0 John Wm. Garsford p 31 May 39 0 Hon. Cha. R. Pakenham 14 June 39 0 Maurice Cane 15 June 39 0 Paymaster.—William Graham,5 13 Oct. 25; JEns. 16 April, 05; Lieut. 21 April, 08; Capt. 7 April, 25. 0 Adjutant.—Charles Moylan, {Lieut.) 14 April, 37. 0 Quarter-Master. — William Hume, 24 April, 38. 0 Surgeon.—Thomas Clarke, 15 Jan. 24; Assist.-Surg. 3 June, 13; Hosp.-Assist. 24 July, 1812. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—James Malcolm, 25 March, 28: Hosp.-Assist. 14 Dec. 26. 0 William Michael Forde, 1 June, 26; Hosp.-Assist. 16 Feb. 26. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Colin Campbell has received a cross and six clasps for Taiavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Njvelle, Nive, and Toulouse. 2 Major Doyle served with the expedition to South America, including the siege of and sortie from Monte Video, and storm by the enemy of Colonia. Served also in the South of France, from Dee. 1813 to the end of the war, including the blockade of and sortie from Bayonne, where he received a contusion on the left arm. 124 Emb. for Foreign*! r Serving in Service, 1827. J 7 3rd! Regiment of Foot. L North America. “ MANGALORE’ SERINGAPATAM “ WATERLOO.” Years’ Serv. Colonel. 44 2123. Wm. George, Lord Harris,1 C.B. & K.C.H. Ens. 24 May, 1795; Lieut. 3 Jan. 96; Capt. 16 Oct. 1800; Major, 15 June, 04; Lieut.-Col. 29 Dec. 08; Full Half Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 73d Pay. Pay. Regt. 4 Dec. 35. Lieut.-Colonel.—^ 2123 Jas. Fred. Love, K.H.Ens. 26 Oct. 04; LiewL5 June,05; Capt. 11 July, 11; Erev.-Major, 16 March, 15; Brev.-Lieut.-Col. 5 May, 25; Regtl.-Major, 9 July, 30; Itegtl.-Lieut.-Col. 6 Sept. 34; Col. 28 June, 38. Majors.—p Chas. Jowett Vander Meulen,3 Ens. 26 Nov. 07; Lieut. 10 Aug. 09; Capt. p 25 Nov. 23; Major, 7 April, 37. William Eyre, Ens.vil Apr. 23; Lieut. P5 Nov. 25; Capt. P20 Mar. 27 ; Major p 19 July 19. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Geo. Hankey Smith .... p 7 May l81 p 7 Feb. 22 P 8 Apr. 26 George Dawson4 7 May II 7 Jan. 13 20 Mar. 28 Adol. Lat. Widdrington 25 Jan. 25 p 26 Nov. 25 p 10 Nov. 29 Thomas Bowyer Bower.. P29 Nov. 21 p 4 Feb. 26 p 12 Dec. 26 Anth. Coningham Sterling p 29 Jan. 26 p 14 Apr. 29 p 11 Oct. 33 John William Cross .. 21 Dec. 25 p 24 Jan. 28 p 28 Dec. 32 Fred. Geo. Aug, Pinckney 8 Apr. 25 p 8 Apr. 26 p 23 Dec. 36 Cha. Fred. Parkinson .. 10 Nov. 25 4 Sept. 28 p 22 Feb. 33 Charles Wm. Combe.... p 30 Aug. 26 P 12 June 30 p 12 July 39 Thos. Fraser Sandeman.. p 18 Dec. 28 p 27 July 32 p 19 July 39 Lieutenants. Benjamin Brown p 7 July 25 3 MajorVander Meulen served 0 15 May 28 in the Peninsula from May 1809 '“140 3 Oliver Barker D’Arcey .. P 8 Apr. 26 p 9 Dec. 31 to Aug. 1811, and again from 0 Wm. Hen. Kenny 3 Apr. 28 15 Mar. 32 Sept. 1812 to the end of the 0 David Cahill .. 10 Nov. 25 21 Dec. 32 war, including the battles of Talavera (severely wounded), 0 Maurice Chas. O’Connell p 19 July 31 p 24 Jan. 34 Busaco, Albuhera (severely 0 Wm. L. Y. Baker .' 25 Nov. 31 p 27 June 34 wounded), Vittoria, Pyrenees 0 Walter Beresford Faunce p 18 Jan. 31 p 23 Dec. 36 (severely wounded 28th July), Edw. George Cubitt .... p 9 Dec. 31 p 28 Apr. 37 Nivelle, Orthes and Toulouse, 0 besides various minor engage- 0 Wm. B. F. O’Connell .. p 16 Mar. 32 p 16 June 37 ments and skirmishes. 0 Aug. Wm. Murray .... p 28 Dec. 32 p 28 Nov. 37 4 Captain Dawson served in 0 Gerald Wardlaw p 27 June 34 p 12 Apr. 39 the Kandian War in Ceylon. 0 Rob. Carter Bamford.... p 5 Sept. 34 P12 July 39 0 Melville G. B. Browne .. P 23 Dec. 36 p 19 July 39 Ensigns. p 30 Dec. 36 5 Quarter-Master Hickson served the cam- 0 Douglas Jones paign of 1814 in Canada, and that of 1815 in 0 Wm. H. Fitz Gerald .... p 5 May 37 the Netherlands and France. 0 Rob. P. Campbell p 16 June 37 6 Dr. Foster served the campaign of 1814 in .0 James F. Murray p 28 Nov. 37 Holland. 0 Alfred A. Simmons .... 28 Dec. 38 0 Geo. Edm. N. Nugent .. p 12 Apr. 39 0 Charles Littlehales P22 June 39 0 John Davies p 19 July 39 Paymaster.—John Court, 22 July, 36; 2nd Lieut. 2 Nov. 08; Lieut. 7 Feb. 11. 0 Adjutant.—Benjamin Brown, {Lieut.) 17 Nov. 37. 0 5 -ns Quarter-Master.—John6 A. Hickson, 11 Nov. 24; Ens. 25 Dec. 13. 1 T54 Surgeon.—John Foster, M. D. 1 April, 36 ; Assist.-Surg. 9 Nov. 15 ; Hosp.- Assist. 22 Nov. 13. 0 Assist.-Surgs.—George Martin, M.D. 13 June, 34. 14 ’ 0 John James Russell, 25 April,-26; Hosp.-Assist. 16 June. 25. Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Lord Harris joined the 76th regiment in India in 1797, and was present at the battle of Mallaveliy; nearly all the affairs of out-posts, and in the storming party which carried Seringapatam. The battle of Blueberg, Cape of Good Hope; served in Holland in 1813 and 14, and commanded the brigade which carried the village of Merxem; severely wounded through the right shoulder at Waterloo. A superb sword was voted to Lord Harris by the officers of the 73d on his retiring from the command of that corps, in testimony of the high regard they entertained for his character and conduct. 125 Emb. for Foreign"] [Serving at Service, 1834. J 74^/i Regiment of Foot. St. Lucia. The Elephant, superscribed “ SERINGA PATAM”—“ ASSAYE”—“ BUS AGO “ PUENTES D’ONOR”—“ CIUDAD RODRIGO”—“ BADAJOZ”—“ SALA- MANCA ”—“ VITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES ”—“ NIYELLE”—“ ORTHES”— “ TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 48 Sir Phineas Riall,' K.C.H. Ens. 31 Jan. 1792; Lieut. 28 Feb. 94; Capt. 31 Full Half May, 94; Major, 8 Dec. 94; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Col. 25 July, 10; Major- Pay. Pay. Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 74th Regt. 20 May, 35. Lieut. - Colonel.—p John Alex. Mein,2 Ens. 14 Nov. 99; Lieut. 5 April, 01; Capt. 29 Feb. 04; Major, 11 Nov. 13; Lieut.-Col. 20 March,23; Col. 28 June,38. Majors.—P Eyre John Crabbe,3 K.H. Ens. 11 June, 07; Lieut, p 11 March, 08; Capt. 19 May, 14; Major, p 31 Jan. 28. P Thomas Mannin,4 Ens. p 30 Nov. 09; Lieut. 31 Oct. 11; Capt. p 1 June, 20; Major, p 3 Oct. 34. Captains. CAPTAIN. BKEV.-MAJ. Wm. White Crawley5... p 18 July 11 p 19 Mar. 12 p 7 Nov. 22 10 Jan. 37 P John Casimir Harold®. 25 Sept. 06 28 May 07 16 Feb. 15 10 Jan. 37 Colin Alex. Campbell . P 25 Aug. 14 25 Jan. p 25 Feb. 26 P John Alves7 5 Nov. 07 25 Dec. 10 13 Mar. 27 Aug. Fran. Ansell 13 Jan. 20 p 19 Sept. 26 p 14 Dec. 32 P Tho. Wm. Yates8 .. . 20 May 13 27 July 20 10 Dec. 33 Hon. Tho. O’Grady ,.. p 30 Dec. 26 p 24 Nov. 29 P 3 Oct. 34 Edw. Clarges Ansell ... 10 Mar. 26 9 Nav. 30 P 23 Oct. 35 John Campbell . p 16 Sept. 13 p 28 Sept. 20 15 Dec. 37 Hen. Hewett Thompson. p 12 Feb. 28 p 14 Dec. 32 p 17 May 39 Lieutenants. Annesley Eyre 14 May 18 6 Major Harold’s services 20 Sept. 26 Campaign and battle of Corunna. Duncan Fraser ...... p 13 Feb. 28 10 Dec. 33 Expedition to Walcheren and siege S. F. De Saumarez 1 Oct. 30 p 11 July 34 of Flushing. 7 Capt. Alves served the whole of Geo. Tho. Evans p 17 May 31 p 29 Aug. 34 the campaigns of 1810, 11, 12, 13; Peter Wm. L. Hawker .. 9 Aug. 31 p 3 Oct. 34 and 14, with the 74th regiment, Walter Warde p 29 June 32 P 7 Aug. 35 in the 3d division, without having ever been absent from it for a sin- Edw. C. Munns ...... 13 Sept. 31 p 9 Jan. 35 gle day, including the battles of Geo. Wm. Fordyce .. .. p 28 Dec. 32 p 5 Aug. 37 Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, siege and Cadwallader Edwards .. p 21 Sept. 32 storming of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege 15 Dec. 37 and storming of Badajoz, battle of Christ. B. Cardew 27 Dec. 33 p 17 Mar. 38 Salamanca, capture of Madrid, bat- Geo. Monkland P 11 July 34 25 May 38 tle of Vittoria, blockade of Pam- Acheson Eyre Obins .... P 29 Aug. 34 peluna, the battles in the Pyrenees, p 10 Aug. 38 Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, be- Robert Walsh 7 Aug. 35 p 14 June 39 sides various affairs of out-posts. Ensigns. 8 Capt. Yates served the compaigns of 1812 and 13, including the battle of Vittoria ; as a volunteer in the John Inman 15 Dec. 37 74th regiment, which corps he left when in the front of Fitz H. W. L. Hancock.. p 17 Mar. 38 Parnpeluna, in Nov. 1813. John Walker 9 Aug. 38 9 Paymaster Davies served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1811 to the end of the war, including the capture Ormby Willington p 10 Aug. 38 of Fort Picarina and Badajoz ; battles of Salamanca, J. Whitshed De Butts .. p 18 Jan. 39 Vittofia, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Tarbes, Orthes & Toulouse. Cha. Aylmer Coates .. .. 29 Mar. 39 10 Dr. Cumming served at New Orleans in 1814 James Duff p 17 May 39 and 15, and in the Burmese war in 1826. Tho. Williams Evans.... P 14 June 39 Paymaster.—$ Richard Davies,9 1 Dec. 25; Ens. 6 June, 11; Lieut. 31 Dec. 12. Adjutant.—Duncan Fraser, {Lieut.) 21 April, 37. Quarter-Master.—Daniel M‘Curdy, 26 Aug. 31. Surgeon.—Alex. Gumming,'0 13 March, 35; Assist.-Surg. 23 Dec. 24; Hosp.- Assist. 7 March, 14. Assist.-Surgs.—John Kirby, 30 Oct. 35. Frederick Hillman Hornbrook, 1 March, 39. Facings White.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland. 1 Sir Phineas Riall has received a medal and one clasp for Martinique and Guadaloupe. Served in America in 1813, and was severely wounded at the battle of Chipawa. 2 Colonel Mein served in the East Indies from Nov. 1799 to Feb. 1806, and was engaged at Amiednaghur, Assaye, Argaum, Oawelghur, Shandore, and Gulnah. Served also in the Peninsula at different periods from Jan. 1810 to Oct. 1812, including the battle of Busaco, and siege of Badajoz in March, 1812. 3 Major Crabbe served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the 31st Dec. 1812, and again from June 1813 to the end of the war, including the whole of the retreat to the lines of Torres Vedras ; battle of Busaco ; the advance from the lines to Guarda ; first siege of Badajoz ; siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo ; siege and storm of Badajoz ; battle of Salamanca ; cap- ture of Madrid, and subsequent retreat through Spain; battles of Nivelle, Nive, Vic, Tarbes, Orthes, and Toulouse, and the whole of the various minor affairs during that period. Wounded 15th March, 1811, at Fez d’Aronce, when commanding a party which drove a French piquet from the said village. Wounded again at Toulouse when attacking the Tete du Pont. 4 Major Mannin served in the Peninsula, from Jan. 1810 to Feb. 1813, and again from Oct. 1813 to the end of the war, including the retreat to the lines of Torres Vedras and battle of Busaco ; first siege of Badajoz ; - siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo; afccond siege of Badajoz. Retreat to Portugal after raising the siege of Burgos ; battles of Nivelle, Nive, Vic, Tarbes, and Toulouse. 5 Major Crawley served the Nepaul campaigns of 1814 and 15, and in the Pindarree war in 1816 and 17. 126 Emb. for Foreign"] r Serving at the Service, 1830. J 15 th Regiment of Foot. LCape of Good Hope. The Royal Tiger, superscribed “ INDIA”—SERINGAPATAM.” 49 Colonel. Full Half P Sir Joseph Fuller,' G.C.H. Em. 29 Sept. 1790; Lieut. & Capt. 22 Jan. 94; Pay. Pay. Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 18 June, 1801; Col. 25 July, 10; Major-Gen. 4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Col. 75th Regt. 9 April, 32. Lieut.-Colonel.—» Pat.Grieve/jEVis. 9 J uly,03; Lieut. 1 Aug.04; Cap#. 16 May ,09; Major,v%5 Nov. 19; Brev.-Lieut.-Col. 9 Nov. 30; Regtl.-Lieut.-Col. 7 July, 37. Majors.—Rob. Dampier Hallifax, Em. p 31 July, 23; Lieut, p 23 June, 25; Capt. p 8 April, 26; Major, p 30 July, 36. Sam. Madden Fra. Hall, Em. P21 Jan. 19; Lieut. 7 April, 25; Capt. p 22 April, 26; Major, p 11 July, 37. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. A Jas. Hen. England P12 Dec. 22 11 Aug. 25 p 29 Aug. 26 0 John Hen. Hartley Boys 27 June 24 P 28 Jan. 26 P31 Dec. 30 0 Peter Delancey p 29 Jan. 26 p 30 April 29 p 8 Mar. 33 0 Charles Herbert p 19 Nov. 25 p 10 Oct. 26 p 27 Sept. 33 0 Hen. Yarburgh Gold ... 11 April 25 18 Sept. 28 p 5 April 31 0 Alexander Jardine P 22 April 26 P25 Feb. 30 Pll Mar. 36 0 William Sutton p 5 June 27 p 16 Mar. 30 P30 July 36 0 Edward Knollys p 18 Oct. 27 p 2 Nov. 30 P17 Feb. 37 0 Geo. Bligh Moultrie ... P31 Dec. 27 p 31 Dec. 30 Pll July 37 John Bolton3 5 Nov. 13 26 Mar. 19 4 Sept. 35 Lieutenants. 5 Quarter-master Berry ser- 0 Rob. Boyd Brown P16 June 25 p 10 Aug. 26 ved at Malta, Sicily, Spain, and 0 William Brumell ! Pll June 30 p 10 Oct. 34 North America, from Feb. 1805 0 William Lucas ...... P 4 Oct. 31 P13 Mar. 35 to the 29th May, 1815, including the capture of Ischia and Pro- 0 Rich. Price Puleston.... p 18 May 32 Pll Mar. 36 cida; siege and capture of Tar- 0 Edward Ricard ...... 5 June 28 24 May 32 ragona; siege of Barcelona in 0 Francis Ellis P15 June 32 P 30 July 36 1813 and 14; battle of Bla- densburgh and capture of 0 William Brookes 11 Jan. 33 16 Sept. 36 Washington ; actions before 0 Geo. Thorne George .... p 6 Sept. 33 p 9 Dec. 36 Baltimore and New Orleans ; 0 Chas. E. P. Gordon .... 13 Dec. 33 p 17 Feb. 37 siege and capture of Fort William Carruthers'1 .. 22 May 12 1 Dec. 13 Bowyer. 18ft 6 Dr. Graham served in the 0 John Hamilton Cox .... p 10 Oct. 34 Pll July 37 Peninsula, from Jan. 1810, to 0 Geo. Wm. C. Stuart .... P27 Mar. 35 p19 Jan. 38 the end of the war, including 0 A. T. Hotham Pll Mar. 36 Pll Jan. 39 the battles of Busaco, Albu. Ensigns. hera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivelle. Dr. Gra" 0 Thos. Geo. Walker P28 June 36 ham was on board the unfortunate ship KenU 0 Hen. W. Goodwyn p 9 Dec. 36 which was burnt in the Bay of Biscay, 1st 0 Thos. Phipps p 17 Feb. 37 March, 1825. 0 Geo. Lockwood Pll July 37 0 St.John T. Gore p19 Jan. 38 0 Tho. Bar. Bicknell Pll Jan. 39 0 John Jas. Hamilton .... 28 Mar. 39 0 John Fred. Galiffe 29 Mar. 39 0 Paymaster.—George Henry Eddy, 28 April, 37; Em. 29 Aug. 26; Lieut. 20 Feb, 35. 0 Adjutant.—William Brookes {Lieut.) 11 Jan. 33. Quarter-Master.—$[} Richard Berry,5 10 March, 14. 0 Surgeon. —Edward Smith Graham,6 M.D. 22 Sept. 25; Assist.-Surg. 18 Oct. 10; Hosp.-Assist. 13 Dec. 1809. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Jas. Lowrie Tighe, 20 Oct. 25; Hosp.-Assist. 24 June, 15. 0 George Anderson, 12 June, 35. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Joseph Fuller served in Flanders in 1798 and 94, and was present at the sieges of Valenciennes and Dunkirk, and in all the actions of that campaign. In 1799, he served in the expedition to the Helder, and was present in the principal actions. Sir Joseph was at the passage of the Douro, 12th May, 1809, and and has received a medal for Talavera. 2 Colonel Grieve served at the siege of Tarragona. 3 Capt. Bolton served the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18, and was present at the siege of Rhyghur. 4 Lieut. Carrutheis served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Peninsula with the 43rd Light Infantry in the light division. Emb. for Foreign"! ["Serving at Service, 1834. J IQtfi Regiment of Foot. LDemerara. The Elephant, circumscribed « HINDOOSTAN”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 47 5123. Sir Peregrine Maitland,’ K.C.B. Ens. 25 June, 1792; Lieut. & Capt. 30 Full Half April, 94; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 25 June, 1803; Col. 1 Jan. 12; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 4 June, 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 76th Regt. 19 July, 34. Lieut.-Colonel. 24 10A |J3 Geo. Henry Dansey,2 Ens. 22 Aug. 05) Lieut. 25 June, 06; Capt. P3 Aug. 09; Brevet-Mqjor, 4 Dec. 15; Regtl.-Major, P21 July, 25; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37; Begtl.-Lieut.-Col. P19 Jan. 39. Majors. U81la $ Joseph Clarke, Ens. 22 March, 10; Lieut. P10 June, 13; Capt. P24 Feb. 25; Major, 26 June, 33. John Heneage Grubbe, Ens. P20 Aug. 18; Lieut, p24 Feb. 25; Capt. P13 May, 26; Major, P19 Jan. 39. Captains. CAPTAIN. BKEV.-MAJ. T4 Robt. Fanshawe Martin. P26 June 23 P20 Aug. 25 p 10 June 26 0 Rich. Gardiner 12 May 14 29 Sept. 25 P 5 April 33 0 Robt. Clifford Lloyd .. , P30 Dec. 26 p 8 June 30 p 3 June 36 0 G. F. Cooper Scott 25 Oct. 27 p 3 May 31 p 1 July 36 0 Robt. Bruce j 1 May 28 P 3 Feb. 32 p 19 Aug. 36 0 Robt. Shepherd p 10 July 23 p 13 May 26 5 Jan. 37 20fj |3 C. J. Fitzgerald .. .., 25 Sept. 05 4 Feb. 08 25 Oct. 14 10 Jan. 37 2 John Montgomerie..... P 10 Mar. 14 11 Mar. 24 7 Feb. 38 0 Edw. H. Smith 8 Feb. 31 23 Jan. 35 p 19 Oct. 38 0 Charles Winter p 24 Aug. 32 p 16 Oct. 35 p 1 Feb. 39 Lieutenants. 0 W. Wild. J. Cockcraft . 8 April 25 P 22 April 26 0 Geo. Percy Pickard .. . 29 April 24 11 Feb. 27 0 F. Sadlier Prittie p 13 Aug. 30 2 Aug. 33 0 John B. Flanagan 8 Feb. 31 28 Aug. 35 0 Cha. S. S. Evans 12 Oct. 32 p 3 June 36 0 Charles Murray p 29 Mar. 33 P 1 July 36 0 Henry Brewster p 18 Oct. 33 P19 Aug. 36 0 Rich. Wm. Hopkins ... 2 Aug. 33 22 Sept. 36 0 Collingwood Fenwick . p 4 Sept. 35 p 7 April 37 0 M. S. T. Dennis p 18 Sept. 35 P28 Nov. 37 0 John Gore Ferns 3 May 31 23 Feb. 38 0 Thomas Tydd P 3 June 36 p 19 Oct. 38 0 Arch. Rutherfoord p 19 Aug. 36 p 1 Feb. 39 Ensigns. 0 Const. E. Phipps p 17 April 35 0 W. H. M. Simmons ... 10 Mar. 37 0 W. W. Senhouse P 7 April 37 0 H. W. Dickenson P28 Nov. 37 0 W. Wood Whitter p 23 Feb. 38 0 Jas. D. Beresford 2 Mar. 38 0 H. A. Grant Evans ... p 1 Dec. 37 0 Henry Hearne Lacy p 1 Feb. 39 9& Paymaster.- Michael Collins, 21 March, 27; Ens. 8 Aug. 16. 0 Adjutant.—R. W. Hopkins, {Lieut.) 16 Sept. 36. Quarter Master.—John William Preston, 12 June, 28; Ens. 11 June, 12; Lieut. 19 Dec. 16. 14 Surgeon.—William Birrell, M.D. 7 April, 37; Assist.Surg. 12 April, 21; Hosp.- Assist. 3 June, 15. 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—Robert Thomas Scott, 15 July, 36. 0 J. D. Yerd Leigh, M.D. 18 May, 38. Facings Red.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir Peregrine Maitland served in Flanders, and was present in several actions; served also at Ostend in 1798. He was present in the actions of Lugo and Corunna. Sir Peregrine has received a medal for the passage of the Nive. 2 Col. Dansey embarked with the 88th regiment for South America, in 1806, and returned home in 1807. In 1808 he went to the Peninsula, where he served with his regiment (the 88th) the campaigns from 1809 to 1814. 128 Emb. for Foreign"! ["Serving in Service, 1887. J 11th (or East Middlesex) Regt. of Foot. L Malta. On the Colours and Appointments, the Plume of the Prince of Wales. “ SERINGAPATAM “ CIUDAD RODRIGO “ BADAJOZ ”~ “ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 61 $ Sir Archibald Campbell,1 Bart. G.C.B. Ens. 28 Dec, 1778; Lieut. 26 April, Full Half 91; Capt. 17 May, 99; Major, 14 Sept. 04; Lieut.-Col. 16 Feb. 09; Col. Pay. Pay. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 77th Regiment 23 Dec. 34. P Lieut. Colonel.—George Paris Bradshaw,® K.H. Ens. P2 Oct. 06; Lieut. P16 June, 08 ; Capt.9.23 May, 16; Major, P26 Dec. 22; Lieut.-Col. p 10 June, 26. Major's.—Nicholas Wilson, K.H. Ens. 31 Oct. 09; Lieut. 7 Oct. 13; Capt. P24 Oct. 21; Major, p 30 Dec. 28. George Antoine Ramsay,3 K.H. Ens. 30 Oct. 06; Lieut. 16 Feb. 09 ; Capt. p 7 Sept. 15; Major, Jan. 33. . LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREVET- Captains. MAJOR. 0 f) James Algeo4 2 Sept. 06 4 Sept. 06 24 Feb. 25 28 June 38 0 Richard Tatton5 28 July 09 7 June 11 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 8 James Mason6 11 July 05 5 Mar. 07 18 Jan. 16 10 Jan. 37 Guy Clarke 17 Feb. 20 p 17 July 23 p 8 Apr. 26 John Peter Nelley. p 13 Aug. 25 p 10 June 26 Pll Oct. 31 %0 Wm. Jonathan Clerke .. 24 Feb. 25 p 10 June 26 P18 Jan. 33 15^ George Stuart 1 Mar. 08 1 Sept. 04 21 Feb. 11 22 July 30 0 Alexander Tomkins .. 28 June 24 p 24 Dec. 25 p 8 Dec. 37 6 Thos. Graham Egerton.. 24 Dec. 29 p 9 Mar. 32 P 23 Jan. 35 o Robt. Jocelyn Straton .. 10 Jan. 28 p 18 Jan. 33 p 26 Apr. 39 Lieutenants. 8 Major Ramsay was at the 0 Paris W. Aug. Bradshaw p 26 Dec. 22 24 Feb, 25 capture of Martinique and Les 6 William Galway...... 4 Nov. 13 27 July 20 Saintes in 1809, and Guada- 0 Dennis Herbert7...... 10 Feb. 25 5 Mar. 26 loupe in 1810. p 30 Dec. 28 0 Charles Lee...... 8 Apr. 25 4 Major Algeo served in the 0 John Powell M 29 Sept. 25 7 Oct. 32 Peninsula from Aug. 1818 until 0 George Dixon...... P30 Dec. 28 p 26 Dec. 34 the end of the war. John Edward Lewis .... P12 Jan. 80 23 Jan. 35 0 5 Major Tatton served in the 0 Henry Jervis White .... P 23 Dec. 31 p 11 Sept. 35 Peninsula from Aug. 1811 until 0 Henry Downe Griffith .. 13 June 80 6 Apr. 36 the end of the war, and waS 0 William Forbes ...... P 2 Dec. 81 11 Aug. 35 present at the blockade of 0 James A. Wheeler...... 21 Dec. 82 20 Mar. 37 Bayonne. 0 Molyn. Hyde Nepean .. P 1 Feb. 83 25 Jan. 39 0 R. Ambrose Morritt .... P27 Dec. 34 P26 Apr. 39 Ensigns. 0 Major Mason served with the expedition Jas. Dupre Brabazon.. .. 29 Apr. 36 to the coast of America in 1818, and was en- Thos. Edw. Mulock .... p 18 Mar. 36 gaged in several small actions ; present at the Robt. Baillie 3 Feb. 87 capture of Moose Island in the Bay of Fundy in Clem. Swetenham 31 Mar. 37 1814. Patrick Duff p 7 Sept. 38 Alex. B. Rooke 25 Jan. 39 7'Lieut. Herbert served in the Burmese war. Alex. Aitken 1 Feb. 39 Edw. Hen. L. Crofton .. p 10 May 89 Paymaster.—Alexander John M‘Pherson, 14 Dec. 38; Ens. 14 Aug. 17; Lieut. 18 Sept. 23. 17 0 Adjutant.—Paris William Augustus Bradshaw {Lieut.) 28 Nov. 34. 3 0 Quarter.-Master.-—Thomas Smedley, 7 April, 37. Surgeon.—William Henry Burrell, M.D. 5 May,.37; Assist.-Surg. 12 April 21; Hosp.-Assist. 24 June, 15. Assistant-Surgeons.—Joseph Samuel Prendergast, M.D. 19 Feb. 36. John Drope MHllree, 20 Feb. 35. Facings.—Yellow.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane and Co. 1 Sir Archibald Campbell has performed great and most distinguished service, both in the early and late wars in the East Indies, and Burmah. He has received a cross and one clasp for Albuhera, Yit- toria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive. 2 Colonel Bradshaw’s services -.—Expedition to Madeira in 1807; expedition to Walcheren, 1809, including the landing at Ter-Vere, siege and bombardment of Flushing ; Peninsula from June 1811 to the end of the war, including siege, assault, and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz; operations on the Bidassoa and Adour; blockade of and sortie from Bayonne. . 129 R 7%th (Highland) Regt. of Foot (or the Ross-shire Buffs.) li Cuidich’n Jthi”—-The Elephant, superscribed “ASSAYE”—“MAIDA”—“JAVA.” Year’s Serv Colonel. p Paul Anderson,1 C.B. Ens. 31 March, 1788; Lieut. 31 March. 91; Capt. 52 1 July, 95 ; Major,^16 June, 1801; Lieut.-Col. 17 Oct. 05; Col. 4 June, 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 78th High- Full Half landers 9 Feb. 37. Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonel.—Henry N. Douglas,2 Ens. 23 Sept. 03; Lieut. 23 May, 0 05; Cap#. 14 Dec. 11; Major, P22 Oct. 25; Lieut.-Col. P28 April, 37. Majors.—Martin Geo. Thos. Lindsay, Ens. p 16 Dec. 13; Lieut, e 5 Dec. 18 ; Capt. P26 3June, 23; Major, P28 April, 37. 0 Jonathan Forbes, Em. p 19 Jan. 14; Lieut. 13 April, 20; Capt. p 15 26 April, 24; Major, p 18 May, 38. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. ENSIGNS. 0 Edw. Twopeny .... 27 Jan. 14 p 17 Aug. 20 P22 Oct. 25 28 June 38 fUL 12£ T. Hinton Hemmans 15 May 11 2 Dec. 13 P 8 Apr. 26 0 3$z R. J. Pop. Yassall..4 p 6 June 22 p 22 Oct. 25 p 13 May 26 4 134 Ewan M'Pherson ..5 21 Jan. 13 5 Feb. 14 p 26 Apr. 27 3^j P Thos. John Taylor 12 Mar. 12 7 Septt14 17 May 30 0 84 Walter Hamilton .. P28 Jan. 19 p 15 Apr. 24 p 15 Mar. 33 0 Colin Cam. MHntyre 9 Apr. 25 p 17 July 28 P28 Apr. 37 8 10 ip George Mitchell6 P29 Nov. 10 29 July 13 5 Apr. 38 0 5 John Burns P27 Apr. 27 P15 Mar. 33 p 18 May 38 0 m John Edw. N. Bull 7 Apr. 25 P15 June 26 19 Oct. 38 Lieutenants 0 44 Abra. Wm. Browne P28 May 29 p 30 Aug. 33 4 Captain M‘Pherson served the 0 4_3 Henry Hamilton .. p 13 Aug. 29 P29 Nov. 33 Campaigns of 1S14 and 1815 in Flan- Jos. Rich. Lamert.. 10 Apr. 25 13 Dec. 32 ders, including the actions of the 0 74 13th Jan. and 2nd Feb. 1814, and 0 34 Dugald M'Neill p 1 Feb. 31 p 7 Oct. 36 the bombardment of Antwerp. 0 34 Jas. Wood Collins.. P27 July 32 P 22 Nov. 36 5 Capt. Taylor served the Cam- 26 Nov. 29 paigns of 1813 and 1814, including 0 104 Fran. Rowland Nash p 1 Mar. 27 the investment of Pampeluna ; the 0 °vi J. Fowd. Haliburton p 15 Feb. 33 p 28 Apr. 37 battles of the Pyrenees on the 28th, 0 2 Rich. Shields p 5 July 33 p 25 Aug. 37 29th, and 30th July, 1813 ; blockade of Bayonne; action of the lower 0 0 D. St. Yin. Hamilton P30 Aug. 33 30 Nov. 37 Bidassoa 31st Aug. 1813 ; battle of 0 0 S. Montg. Eddington Pll Sept. 35 5 Apr. 38 Orthes ; affair of Vic, and Tarbes, 0 0 Fred. Edm. Caldwell p 9 Oct. 35 P18 May 38 and battle of Toulouse where he was severely wounded. 3 44 Alex. Grierson .... p 9 June 25 p 15 Feb. 27 6 Capt. Mitchell served the Cam- 0 0 Alex. Macleod Hay p 22 July 36 19 Oct. 38 paigns of 1813 and 1814, including the battle of Vittoria, battles of the Pyrenees (wounded) ENSIGNS. 25th, 30th, and 31st July, 1813, of the Nive (wounded) 3 0 0 Charles Pattison .. p 7 Oct. 36 10th and 13th Dec. 1813, Orthes 27th Feb. Ayre 2nd 4 0 2 Edward Hickey.... p 22 May 35 March, and Toulouse 10th April, 1814. 7 Dr. Burt served the Campaigns of 1813 and 1814, 2 0 0 Thos. II.H. Fletcher .. p 25 Aug. 37 including the Siege of St. Sebastian, and battle of 2 0 0 GroemeGrceme A. Lockhart p 8 Dec. 87 Toulouse ; present in the action at New Orleans 8th 2 0 0 George Horrocks .. P18 May 38 January, 1815. 8 Dr. Young served in Africa from 1824 to 1827 in- 10 0 Day. Doug. Wemyss p 4 Aug. 38 clusive. and was present at the battle of Doodwa 10 0 Th. Mayer CarvickCaryick P17 Aug. 38 against the Ashantees 7th August, 1826. 1 0 0 H. Douglas Gordon p 18 Jan. 39 20 6-4 84 Paymaster.Paymaster.—Monkhouse Graham Taylor, 26 Aug. 36; Ens. 10 June, 13; Lieut. 5 Sept. 22. 0 Adjutant.—Smollett M. Eddington (Lieut.) 19 Oct. 38. 0 Quarter-Master.—Joseph Webster, 31 May, .39; Ens. 23 Nov. 38. 16A Surgeon.—James Burt,7 29 July, 36; Assist.-Surg. 4 Sept. 23; Hosp.- Assist. 7 June, 13. 15 Assist.-Surgeon.—J. Young,8 M.D. 14 Aug. 24; Hosp.-Assist. 18 May. 24; [Returnedfrom Ceylon, 9 Feb. 38.]—Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 General Anderson was at the storming of Convention redoubts, Mozelle Fort, and the siege of Calvi, in Corsica ; served subsequently in the West Indies, and received a severe contusion in the side in the storming of Morne Chapot, St. Lucia; served as Aide-de-Camp to Sir John Moore in the expedition to Holland ; and afterwards in the expedition to Egyp*, where he was severely wounded by a shot in the arm, in the action of 21st March 5 served in the expedition to Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing. Gen. A. has received a medal for Corunna. 2 Colonel Douglas served the Campaign in Java, including the investment and storming of Fort Cornelis in August, and storming the Heights of Serondole in September, 1811 : investment and storming of the Fortifications of Djocjocarta in June, 1812 ; commanded the detachment which took possession of the Island of Baviav ; and on his return was appointed to the Staff, which he resigned to accompany his regiment in the expedition to the Island of 11 alii in May, and to Celebes July, 1814. Col. Douglas’s services at the storming of Djocjocarta were noticed in the London Gazette, he having commanded the party which took the Sultan prisoner. 3 Major Forbes accompanied the 78th to Holland as a volunteer, and was present in action at Merxem 13th January, also on the 2nd February, 1814> and at the bombardment of Antwerp ; served the Campaign of 1814 and 1815 in Flanders. Record of the Service of the 78th Highlanders. Raised by letter of Service dated 7th March, 1793; inspected and passed July, 1793; proceeded to Holland September, 1794; returned to England May, 1795; proceeded to Quiberon August, 1795 ; returned January, 1796; proceeded to the Cape of Good Hope 1796 ; to Calcutta February, 1797; to Bombay, February, 1803; to Goa February, 1807 ; to Java August, 18H ; returned to England .July 18171 proceeded to Ireland November, 1817; embarked for Ceylon April, 1826. returned to England February, 1838. ISO 7 9th Regiment of Foot, (or Cameron Highlanders.') “ EGMONT-OP-ZEE,”—The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“ PUENTES D’ONOR”—“ S ALAMANC A”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE “ NIYE”— I TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA”—“ WATERLOO.” 50 Colonel. 13 (Sir Ronald C. Ferguson,1 G.C.B. Ens. 3 April, 1790; Lieut. 24 Jan. 91; Full Half Capt. 19 Feb. 93; Major, 31 May, 94; Lieut.-Col. 18 Sept. 94; Col. 1 Jan. Pay. Pay. 1800; Major-Gen. 25 April, 08; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 13; Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 79th Highlanders, 24 March, 28. Lieut.-Colonel.’—Robert Ferguson, Ens. 24 Feb. 20; Lieut. P2 Jan. 23; Capt. p7 July, 25; Major, P31 Aug. 30; Lieut.-Col. P13 March, 35. Majors.—Andrew Brown, Ens. 26 Oct. 20; Lieut. 17 March, 25; Capt. p 5 April, 31; Major, P 26 May, 38. Hon. Lauderdale Maule, Ens. P24 Aug. 26; Lieut. 21 July 31; Capt. P22 May, 35; Major, p 11 May, 39. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.'MAJ. 0 m. Wm. A. Riach2 .. 17 Oct. 11 17 June 13 7 Apr. 25 28 June 38 7JL'T2 Thos. Lewis Butler 13 Aug. 12 23 Sept. 13 2 Feb. 30 0 Duncan McDougall .... 16 July 15 P 3 June 19 p 18 July 34 0 Wm. Henry Lance p 7 July 25 p 2 Feb. 30 p 7 Aug. 35 0 Robt. Manners 21 July 25 31 Dec. 30 p 8 July 37 0 John Stewart Smyth.... p 10 Sept. 25 p 5 Apr. 31 p 29 Dec. 37 0 Thos. Isham p 1 Aug. 26 p 16 Mar. 32 P 26 May 38 0 James Cockburn 12 Apr. 27 p 23 Aug. 33 p 8 June 38 0 Ewen Cameron 31 July 28 p 6 Sept. 33 P 29 Mar. 39 0 John Douglas...... p 18 June 29 p 25 Oct. 33 p 11 May 39 Lieutenants. 0 Geo. Jas. Gordon ...... p 2 Feb. 30 p 18 July 34 0 Edm. James Elliott .. .. p 5 Apr. 31 P 10 Oct. 34 0 Wm. Craig Maxwell .... p 18 May 32 p 13 Mar. 35 0 James Ferguson P 27 July 32 P 7 Aug. 35 0 Charles Skene .. p 12 Apr. 33 6 Nov. 35 0 John Douglas p 6 Sept. 33 p 8 July 36 0 Robert Ferguson p 25 Oct. 33 p 8 July 37 0 Wm. Monro p 10 Oct. 34 P29 Dec. 37 0 John Douglas p 13 Mar. 35 P26 May 33 0 Haskett, Smith p 29 May 35 p 8 June 33 0 Robt. J. M. Napier .... p 7 Aug. 35 p 14 Sept. 33 0 Rich. C. H. Taylor...... 11 Dec. 35 P29 Mar. 33 0 Patrick L. M‘Dougall .. 13 Feb. 36 p 11 May 39 Ensigns. 0 Alex. C. Maitland p 8 July 37 0 Thomas Dundas 22 Sept. 37 0 F. Acclom Milbank .. .. p 29 Dec. 37 0 Alex. Buchanan p 26 May 38 0 Rob. D. Clephane p 8 June 38 0 Hector MacNeal p 14 Sept. 38 0 Thos. John Reeve ...... p 11 May 39 5{0 i-fr Paymaster.—3133. Thos. Wm. Blewett Mountsteven,3 10 June, 36; Ens. 25 Nov. 13; Lieut. 25 Oct. 20; Capt. 8 May, 35. 7 0 Adjutant.—James Ferguson {Lieut.) 11 May 39. 1 0 Quarter-Master.—Alexander Cruickshanks, 12 Oct. 38. 23 4^j Surgeon.—John Lorimer, M.D. 3 April, 35; Assist.-Surg. 4 June, 12; Hosp.- Assist. 4 May, 12. 12 0 \Assist.-Surgeon.—Dan. Maclachlan,M.D. 21 Feb. 28; Hosp.-Assist.liAug. 27. [^Returnedfrom Canada, October, 1836.] Facings Green.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie. 1 Sir Ronald Ferguson served in Flanders in 1798, and received a wound in the knee. He was at the first and second taking of the Cape of Good Hope, and has received a medal for Roleia and Vimiera. 2 Major Riach served in the Peninsula from Oct 1811 until the end of the war, including the operations in covering the siege of Badajoz, March and April, 1812; battle of Salamanca, and siege of Burgos, Sept, and Oct. 1812; present on 16th June at Quatre Bras, and was severely wounded by a grape shot on the right side of the abdomen. 3 Capt. Mountsteven was severely wounded at. Waterloo. 131 r Serving at ServIccTiss? ] 80^A Regt. of Foot (or Staffordshire Volunteers). |_New S. Wales. The Sphinx, with the word “ EGYPT.”

Years’ Serv. Colonel. 45 Sir John Taylor,1 PL.C.H. Ens. Nov. 1794; Xiew#. 6 Dec. 94; Capt. 9 Sept. 95; Major, % Sept. 1801; Lieut.-Col. 28 Feb. 05; Col. 4 June, 13; Major- Full Half Pay. 3ay. Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 80th Regiment, 15 March, 37. Lieut.- Colonel. Narborough Baker,2 JEns. 17 April, 06; Lieut. P10 Match, 08; Capt, P18 Nov. 19; Major, P25 May, 32; Lieut.-Col. P24 March, 37. Majors. Thomas Bunbury,3 JEns. 7 May, 07; Lieut. 17 Aug. 09; Capt. 25 Oct. 14; Major, P21 Nov. 34. Wm. Harvie Christie, JEns. 8 April, 25; Lieut, p 6 March, 27; Capt. P24 May, 33; Major, p 9 Nov. 38. BKEVET- CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. 0 Jas. Winniett Nurm4., .. 7 Apr. 04 6 May 05 13 Dec. 10 22 July 30 0 Sam. Lettsom p 6 Mar. 27 P 2 Apr. 29 4 Oct. 33 0 Rich. Tasker Furlong .. 25 Jan. 23 p 5 Jan, 26 p 19 Dec. 34 Hen. Hutton Jacob5 .... 30 June 04 P 9 May 05 10 Mar. 14 10 Jan. 37 0 Wm. Kemp6 16 May 06 20 Nov. 07 14 Nov. 22 10 Jan. 37 0 Cha. Rob. Raitt 13 June 30 P 4 Oct. p 22 June 38 0 Hor. Rob. M. Gulston .. p 26 May 82 P21 Nov. P 23 June 38 0 Geo. Brunswick Smith .. P18 Oct. 31 p 4 Mar. P 26 June 38 0 Rob. Alex. Lockhart.... p 11 June 30 p 5 Oct. P13 July 38 0 Charles Steuart p 10 Dec. 25 p 5 Feb. P 9 Nov. 38 2 Col. Baker was at the cap- Lieutenants. ture of the Isle of France in 0 Ronald Macdonald.... Pll Feb. 19 23 Jan. 25 1810. 0 George Black ...... 9 Apr. 25 12 July 27 3 Major Bunbury served in 0 Rich. Talbot Sayers .. p 19 Apr. 27 P 25 May 32 the Peninsula from 1808 to the 0 Rinaldo Scheberras .... p 16 Mar. 26 16 Apr. 33 end of the war, including cap- i J ture of Oporto, battles of Tala- 1 'fULT2 Jas. Deaves Morris 14 Apr. 14 25 June 18 vera and Barrosa, defence of 0 John Lightbody P25 May 32 p 9 May 34 Tarifa 1812, capture of Seville, 0 Owen Gorman7 26 Oct. 30 defence of the Bridge of Puente 27 Feb, 36 Largo near Aranj ues, battles of 0 Hon. W. A. S. Foster .. p 9 May 34 P22 June 38 Nivelle and Nive (severely 0 Wm. Hougham Tyssen .. P 80 Jan. 35 p 23 June 38 wounded), investment of Bay- 0 Hen. Theodore Torkington p 14 Aug. 35 P26 June 38 onne, and-battle of Toulouse. 4 Major Nunn served the 0 Sam. Tolfrey Christie .. p 22 Jan. 36 p 13 July 38 Egyptian campaign of 1807; 20£ Simon Fraser 7 Mar. 10 17 July 11 present at the capture of Genoa 0 Geo. Denis Pack p 26 July 33 p 19 Oct. 38 in 1814. 5 Major Jacob served the Mahratta campaign Ensigns. of 1818; present at the storming of Boodge, Abel D. Wm. Best P21 Apr. 37 March 1819; capture of Basal Khyma and Ziah, Dec. 1819; capture of Dawarke and Betp, L. L. Montgomery P22 June 38 Dec. 182p; capture of Beni-Boo-Ally, March Wm. Coakson p 23 June 38 1821; served in Arracan in 1825. Alex. Wm. Riley p 26 June 38 6 Major Kemp was at the taking of St. Do- Anthony Ormsby P13 July 38 mingo in 1809; served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the action at Merxem, and Cha. Hen. Leslie p 20 July 88 attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. H. A. Hollinsworth . •. • 8 July 37 7 Quarter-Master, 15 Nov. 1827, from which Wm. H. Hopper p 29 Dec. 37 date the period of service has been computed. Paymaster.—Tho. Bloomfield Hunt, 1 Aug. 37; Ens. 19 Jan. 26; Lieut. 25 Oct. 33. Adjutant.—John Lightbody, {Lieut.) 24 March, 37. Quarter-Master.—Frederick Hayes, 10 Feb. 37. Surgeon.—Robt. Turnbull, 28 June, 36; Assist.-Surg. 14 May, 15; Hosp.-Assist. 3 Oct. 13. Assistant-Surgeons.—Patrick Gammie, 17 June, 36. Arthur Colquhoun Macnish, 5 July, 39. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie. 1 Sir John Taylor served the campaign of 1799 in Holland, as Aid-de-Camp to Major-Gen. Hutchinson, with whom he went to Egypt, and was present in the different battles of that campaign. Sir John has re- ceived a medal and two clasps for Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, and was severely wounded in France, Feb. 1814. 132 Einb. for For 4 Service, 1836 •1 %\st Regt. Foot, (or Loyal Lincoln Volunteers.') [Gibraltar. Years’ Serv “ MAIDA”—“ CORUNNA”—“ PENINSULA.” 54 1 Colonel. Full Half ip Sir Richard Downes Jackson, K.C.B. Ens. 9 July 1794; Lieut. & Copt. 24 Pay. Pay. May, 98; Capt. & Lieut.-Col. 4 Aug. 1808; Col. 4 June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 33; Col. 81st Regt. 8 Jan. 29. 21 '•To Lieut.-Colonel.—Cha. Fitz Roy Maclean, Ens. & Lieut. P10 Oct. 16; Capt. P18 Oct. 21; Major, p 1 Aug. 26; Lieut.-Col. p 16 March, 32. 28 Majors.—3P Rob. Henry Willcocks,2 K.H. Ens. 12 Sept. 11 ; Lieut. 26 Aug. 13; Capt. 21 July, 25; Major, p 16 March, 32. 18 Giles Vandeleur Creagh, 2nd Lieut. p6 Jan. 20; Lieut. P10 April, 25; Capt. PI Aug. 26; Major, P27 Dec. 33. Captains. ENSIGNS. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BKEV.-MAJ. p Henry Dixon 5 Mar. 12 P21 Dec. 15 P21 Nov. 28 Richard Hort ...' P26 Jan. 19 p 4 May 22 P27 Aug. 25 28 June 38 P Edw. Roley Hill3 ... 23 Feb. 13 24 Feb. 14 P26 Sept. 26 Abraham Splaine P28 Oct. 24 P22 Apr. 26 p 16 Mar. 32 James Ward 25 May 15 P28 June 25 p 6 July 32 John Edw. Orange4 10 Apr. 25 15 Oct. 27 p 27 Dec. 33 John Uniacke Jeffery.. . P10 Apr. 25 P21 Nov. 28 p 7 Nov. 34 Brook Taylor p 15 May 27 P15 June 30 P28 Nov. 34 Cha. H. Edmonstone,.. P23 Apr. 28 p 2 Mar. 32 P13 Nov. 35 Rich. Uniacke Howe5... 18 Aug. 14 21 Sept. 15 20 Sept. 37 Lieutenants. 6 7, Paymaster Thompson ac- Louis Guy 8 Mar, 27 12 Apr. 27 companied the 81st Regiment W. H. C. Wellesley ... P29 June 30 P 5 Oct. 32 through all its services. Richard Hale p16 Feb. 31 P 1 Aug. 34 8 Quarter-Master Patterson’s John Hamilton Stewart 23 July 27 2 Aug. 34 services : — Battle of Maida, Tho. Sarsfield Perry ... p 4 Oct. 31 p 7 Nov. 34 capture of Ischia, Peninsula Edward Bowyer p 16 Mar. 32 P28 Nov. 34 from Sept. 1809 to the end of the war, including investment Henry Farrant 9 July 30 13 Feb. 35 of Denia, battle of Castalla, and Henry Renny P27 Dec. 33 P 7 Aug. 35 investment of Tarragona, June Hon. R. A. G. Dalzell . P21 Mar. 34 Pll Sept. 35 1818. Hon. Edw. Sorell P16 May 34 p 6 Nov. 85 George W. Raikes P14 Dec. 32 P23 Oct. 35 Maxim. A. Nethercote . P12 Aug. 34 P30 July 36 Montague Denys P 7 Nov. 34 6 Oct. 37 Ensigns. James Bailie P28 Nov. 34 John Keane.. Pll Sept. 35 C. Wm. Thompson,. ... P26 Feb. 86 Arth. Geo. Shawe 1 Apr. 36 A. F. F. Boughey ...., P30 July 36 Fred, Edw. Sorell ,.... Pll Aug. 37 John Oldright 21 Sept. 38 Tho. Fra. Wade...... 2 Nov. 38 Paymaster.—Arnold Thompson,7 22 Aug. 05; Ens. 6 Sept. 98; Lieut. 9 July, 03. Adjutant.—Henry Edward Sorrell, {Lieut.) 3 Nov. 37. 10 Quarter-Master.—$ James Patterson,8 25 June, 29. Surgeon.—David Rees, 7 June 33 ; Assist.-Surg. 12 May, 14. Assist.-Surgeons.—Edward Wm. Gray, 22 June, 38. Henry James Schooles, M.D. 28 June, 39. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Rich. D. Jackson has received a cross and two clasps for Barrosa, Puentes d’Onor, Salamanca, Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes. 2 Major Willcocks served in the Peninsula from May 1812 to the end of the war, including battle of Sala- manca (wounded in the hand and leg), siege of Burgos, battle of Vittoria, siege and capture of San Sebastian, battles of the Nive (wounded in the right arm), and investment of Bayonne. 8 Capt. Hill served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1812 to the end of the war, including the affair of Munos, retreat from Burgos (as a volunteer), battle of Vittoria, Passage of the Bidassoa, battles of Nivelle and Toulouse. 4 Capt. Orange served in the Burmese war in 1826, 5 Capt. Howe was at the capture of Castine, United States, and Adams, United States frigate, 1st Sept. 1814. 6 Lieut. Guy, as an officer in the Canadian Voltigeurs, was at the battle Chateauguay, 10th Oct. 1818, and Plattsburgh, 11th Sept. 1814. 133 Emb. for For.n 82c/ Foot, (or the Pr. of Wales's Volunteers?) f?.erinif at Service, 1887. J V, • . “J J L Gibraltar. On the Colours and Appointments, the Prince of Wales’s Plume.—“ ROLEIA’: —“ VIMIERA”—“ YITTORIA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIYELLE”— “ ORTHES”—“ PENINSULA”—“ NIAGARA.” Years’ Serv Colonel. 46 P Sir John Wilson,1 K.C.B. Ens. 26 Mar. 1794; Lieut. 12 Aug. 95 ; Capt. 18 Full Halt Jan. 99; Major,‘21 May, 1802; Lieut.-Col. 22 Dec. 08; Col. 4 June, 14; Pay, Pay. Maj.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 82nd Regt. 5 Dec. 36. Lieut.- Colonel. 40 P Geo. Marshall,3 K.H. Ens. 6 Dec. 99; Lieut. 15 Aug. 04; Capt. 27 Oct. 08; Brevet-Mqjor, 27 May, 25; Regtl.-Major, 23 Oct. 35; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38; Begtl.-Lieut.-Col. p 21 June, 39. 35 Majors.—p John F. Mackay,2 Ens. 14 Dec. 04; Lieut. 19 Feb. 07 ; Capt. 16 Aug. 13; ?5 July. 33. P John Jas. Slater,4 Ens. 20 May 14 ; Lieut, p 7 Jan. 19 ; Capt. p 17 Aug. 26; Major, P 21 June, 39 Captains. LIEUT. BREV.-MAJ. IT 2 William Slater 9 Sept. 12 20 Jan. 14 P25 Nov. 28 0 Chas. Francis Maxwell P28 July 25 P17 Aug. 26 P16 Nov. 32 0 Geo. Ogle Moore .... 18 Sept. 28 p 3 Dec. 30 p 12 July 33 0 Jas. Alex. Robertson .. p 6 Mar. 23 P17 Sept. 25 p 8 June 32 m Benoit Bender5 P29 Dec. 08 4 Apr. 10 26 Nov. 30 & Chas Stannard Eustace P27 Nov. 28 p 20 Apr. 32 p 4 Sept. 35 P George Pinckney 6.. P17 Sept. 01 22 Nov. 04 19 Nov. 12 22 July 30 0 Richard Passley 8 Sept. 08 6 Nov. 09 16 Mar. 32 0 Wm. Jas. Whittuck .. p 3 Dec. 30 P28 Aug. 35 P21 June 39 0 Geo. Floyd Duckett .. P 4 May 32 P29 Aug. 34 p 5 July 39 5 Cajt. Bender served in Canada Lieutenants.7 from Dec. 1808 to Jan. 1815) and was Jas. Abbott p 9 Apr. 12 16 Feb. 15 present in the action of the 7th July, Thornys Wynn Hornby.. 1 Feb. 33 P 4 Sept. 35 1812, Monguago ; taking of Detroit, taking several Block houses on the David Watson P12 July 33 P24 Oct. 35 Miamie River; actions at River Edw. Blagden Hale ..., P 2 Aug. 33 p 29 Jan. 36 Aux Raisin, and Miamie; storming Henry Bates 9 July 29 28 Nov. 33 of Sanduskey, and Fort Niagara; engagement of 2nd Jan. 1814; Black Wm. Eccles P28 Feb. 34 P28 Oct. 36 Rocks, 2nd Feb., and at Buffalo. Joseph Stoodley 20 Feb. 35 25 Mar. 37 6 Major Pinckney’s services Expedition to South America, in- Hen. L. Smith 21 Aug. 35 28 Sept. 38 cluding the taking of Maldonado, Jas. C. Maclachlan ..., p 4 Sept. 35 P24 Nov. 38 and siege of Monte Video ; battles J. P. B. Puleston P24 Oct. 35 P 26 Apr. 39 of Roleia and Vimiera; expedition to Walcheren; received the flag of Fra. Geo. Sherlock ..., p 29 Jan. 36 P31 May 39 truce at the out-post, at the attack Fred. Wm. Diggle P14 Oct. 36 P21 June 39 and capture of Ter Vere, Middle- Fra. O. H. Bridgeman .. P28 Oct. 36 p 5 July 39 burgh, storming of Flushing. 7 Lieut. Abbott served in the American war. 8 Paymaster Holdsworth’s services :— Expedition Ensigns. against Belle Isle June 1800; siege and capture of E. R. W. W. Yates P24 Mar. 37 Flushing ; Peninsula from June 1812 to the end of the war, including battles of Vittoria, Mayo Pass, heights Osborne West Pll May 38 of Pampeluna 30th (wounded in the wrist by a musket- C. T. Vesey Isaac .... 30 Oct. 38 ball, & contused on the shoulder) and 31st July; heights Thomas Lambert .... P24 Nov. 38 of Lesacco 31st Aug. ; battles of Nivelle and Orthes. Robert Crowe Fleming p 26 Apr. 39 9 Dr. Pope w&s at the siege of Badajoz in 1812, and Rob. Matthew Forster p 12 July 39 taken prisoner. Paymaster.—^j) Samuel Holdsworth,8 22 Sept. 25; Ens. & Adjt. 31 Dec. 07; Lieut. 1 Nov. 09. 0 Adjutant.—Joseph Stoodley, {Lieut.) 20 Feb. 35. 0 Quarter-Master.—21SE Bernard Grant, 28 Aug. 35; Ens. 28 Dec. 32. 18 11-fS- Surgeon.—Pat. Pope,9 M.D. 13 May, 36; Assist.-Surg. 24 Feb. 14 ; Hosp.- Assist. June, 1811. 9 Assistant-Surgeons.—Arthur Anderson, M.D. 16 Oct. 35. Tho. Atkinson, M.D. 11 May, 26; Hosp.-Assist. 22 Dec. 25. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie. 1 Sir John Wilson has received a medal for San Sebastian. 2 Major Mackay’s services:—Expedition to Copenhagen 1807 ; battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna; expedition to Walcheren ; Peninsula from 1810 to Dec. 1813, including battles of Barrossa (severely wounded), Vittoria, Pass of Mayo 25th July, Pampeluna (severely wounded) 30th July, 1813. 3 Col. Marshall's services :—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807 ; battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna ; Peninsula from Nov, 1812 to the end of the war, including battle of Vittoria, Pass of Mayo (wounded), Pampeluna 30th and 31st July, and 31st Aug. 1813 ; Heights of St. Pee, severely wounded in the head. Present at Niagara, Sept, 1814, and slightly wounded. 4 Major Slater served in the Peninsula and also in America in 1814. 134 Emb. for For."] [Serving In Service, 1884.J 83re? Regiment of Foot. Canada. “CAPE OF GOOD HOPE”—“TALAVERA”—“BUSACO”—“FUENTES D’ONOR” — “CIUDAD RODRIGO” —“BADAJOZ”—“SALAMANCA” —“ YITTORIA”— “ NIVELLE”—“ ORTHES”—“ TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. Hastings Fraser,1 C.B. Ens. 9 April, 17881 Lieut. 3 Nov. 90 Capt. 7 Dec. 97 i Full Half Major 28 July, 1802; Liewt.-Col. 7 Sept. 04; Col. 4 June, 13; Major.-Gen. Pay. Pay. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 83rd Regiment, 30 Sept. 35. Lieut.-Colonel.—Hon. Henry Dundas, Ens. & Lieut. 18 Nov. 19; Capt. PI U11.- April, 24; Major Pll July, 26 ; Lieut.-Col. P3 Dec. 29. Majors.—Botet Trydell,2 Ens. 19 Oct. 04; Lieut. 30 Oct. 06; Capt. 17 Nov. 18 ; Major p3 Dec. 29. 30 Peter Crofton,3 2nd Lieut. 5 April, 10; Lieut. 9 Nov. 14; Capt. 15 Dec. 22; Major 2 March, 33. Captains. | CAPTAIN. BREV.-MA.T. $ William Henry Law4.. 29 April 13 P28 Nov. 16 P14 July 25 28 June 38 0 Joseph Swinburne5 .. 16 Aug. 09 4 June 12 6 Oct. 25 28 June 33 Edward Townsend 23 May 16 P28 Oct. 24 P18 Feb. 26 Robert Colquhoun P20 April 20 p 4 Dec. 23 P16 Mar. 30 5 $|J John Emslie6 26 Mar. 08 8 Nov. 09 22 May 29 0 Henry Francis Ainslie.... 29 Jan. 24 p 7 Nov. 26 P 5 April 31 0 P 51®l John Richardson7 1 Dec. 08 6 Sept. 10 17 Nov. 31 0 Robert Kelly 25 June 24 P19 Dec. 26 P 8 April 34 0 Den.M‘CarthyStubbeman P22 Mar. 27 p 3 Aug. 30 p 5 June 35 0 George Grey 14 Jan. 30 P 29 Mar. 33 P22 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. 6 Capt. Emslie served in the 0 John Rayson 1 Feb. 21 7 April 25 Peninsula from June 1813 to the end 0 John Kelsall P14 July 25 p 30 April 27 of the war, including the battles of William Garstin 29 May 28 Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 0 8 28 Oct. 24 Served also in the Kandian rebellion 0 John Stubbs . 20 Apr. 26 25 June 30 in 1817 and 18. 0 Edward D’Alton 13 June 30 p 2 Aug. 33 7 Capt. Richardson served in the Peninsula from Dec. 1809 to the end 0 Henry Lloyd p 5 Apr. 31 p 8 April 34 of the war, including the general 0 Thos. John St. Aubyn.... P24 Aug. 32 P25 Sept. 35 actions at Busaco, Salamanca, Vit- p 8 Dec. 37 toria, Pyrenees, 28th and 30th July, 0 Benj. Handley Brown p 12 Apr. 33 Nivelle (severely wounded in the 0 D. W. P. Labalmondiere.. 21 June 33 p 25 May 38 left knee), Orthes, and Toulouse ; 0 Thos. Richard Derinzy... p 2 Aug. 33 14 Nov. 38 partial actions at Rodiulia, Vale of Concales, Pyrenees, Heights of 0 Walter Hamilton p 10 June 36 p 1 Feb. 39 Vera; also engaged at the siege of 0 Duncan Campbell P8 April 34 p 15 Mar. 39 Olavenza, first and last siege of 0 Edward Steele P18 April 34 P 22 Mar. 39 Badajoz (wounded at the assault 7th April, 1812), siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and storming the Ensigns. suburbs, and blockade of Pampeluna. Present at Wa- 0 Septimus A. F. Cary P3 April 35 terloo. 8 Lieut. Stubbs served during the Kandian rebellion 0 Wenman Wynniatt p 8 Dec. 37 in 1817 and 18. Quarter-Master, 18th Sept. 23, from 0 Fra. John Hext P25 May 38 which date the period of service has been computed. 0 Cha. Wilson Austin P14 Dec. 38 0 David Anderson 28 Dec. 38 0 John Thos. Downman ... p 1 Feb. 39 0 William Roger Puleston.. P15 Mar. 39 0 Hon. Wm. Gage p 22 Mar. 39 10 Paymaster.—Richard Brough, 7 Oct. 24; * Lieut. 25 Dec. 13. 0 Adjutant.—John Stubbs, (Lieut.) 20 April, 26. 0 Quarter-Master.—Robert Imray, 8 June, 38. Surgeon.—William Gardiner, 5 May, 37; Assist.-Surgeon, 7 Feb. 11. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—John Maitland, M.D. 12 June, 28; Hosp.-Assist. 16 Dec. 26. 0 Richard James O’Flaherty, 9 Jan. 35. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 General Fraser served the three campaigns of 1790, 91, and 92, in the East Indies ; was present at the siege and storming of Bangalore, the assault of Tippo’s fortified camp, 6th Feb. 1792, and subsequent siege of Seringapatam. In 1803 he served at the siege and capture of Pondicherry. In 1797 he sailed' on the projected Manilla expedition "to Penang. In 1799 he took the field against Tippo Sultan, and was present at the battle of Mallavelly, and the siege and assault of Seringapatam. Gen. Fraser commanded the southern division of the army, during the whole of the Polygar war in 1801. 2 Major Trydell served at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806, and in the Kandian Insurrection of 1817 and IS in Ceylon. 3 Major Crofton served in the Kandian Insurrection in 1817 and 18. 4 Major Law served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1813 to the end of the war, including the battles of Nivelle and Nive. 5 Major Swinburne served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, including the battles of Oporto, Talavera (wounded in the right arm and foot), Busaco; actions at Pombal, Leria, Condeixa, Fleur-de-lis, Guards, and Sabugal; battle of Puentes d’Onor; first siege of Badajoz; action at Elbodon ; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; second siege of Badajoz > Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Salvaterre, Orthes (wounded in the neck), Vigmagore, and Toulouse. 135 84^/i ( York and Lancaster) Regt of Foot. The Union “ NIYE”—“ PENINSULA”—“INDIA*’ Colonel. V 52 Sir Fitzroy J. Grafton Maclean,.1 JBt. JEns. 24 Sept. 1787; Lieut. 19 June, 88 ; Full Half Capt. 15 July, 93; Lieut.-Col. 18 Nov. 95; Col. 25 Sept. 1803; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 14; Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 84th Regiment, 28 July, 23. Lieut.-Colonel.—$ Frederick Macbean,2 K. II. Ens. 9 June, 03 ; Lieut. 6 May, 05; Capt. 24 Dec. 12; Mcjor, i>18 July, 26 if Lieut^-Col. t>2 Nov.! 38. ; Majors.—Richard Willington,3 Cornet,! Oct. 12 ; Lieut. 2 Oct. 14; Capt. PS Dec. 25; Brevet-Major, 28 June, 38; Begtl.-Major, i'2 Nov. 38. Charles Franklyn, Bns. P17 July, 23; Lieut. P8 April, 26; Capt. P-10 July, 28 ; Major, P28 Dec. 38. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. I BREV.-MAJ. 0 Sam. Taylor Basden4.. .. 21 May 07 9 Oct. 08 . 3 Oct. 27 1 ^ Alex M‘Crae 9 Sept. 13 p 18 July 22 30 Aug. 31 9 Hen. Bourke Clarke 23 Nov. 15 17 Aug. 26 18 July 33 0 David Russell p 10 Jan. 28 p 1 Oct. 29 P 5 Apr. 33 0 Tho. Geo. Yeitch 17 Aug. 26 p 10 July 28 P26 June 35 4 Matthew B. G. Reed.. .. P26 Feb. 18 p 19 Nov. 25 P26 Feb. 36 0 Charles James P29 Nov. 27 p 20 Jan. 32 p 9 Oct. 35 0 Rich. Nassau Bolton p 7 July 25 15 Nov. 27 p 2 Nov. 38 0 Samuel John Goslin ..... p 10 July 28 P21 Sept. 30 P28 Dec. 38 0 Wm. Hen. Kelly P 1 Oct. 29 18 July 33 P31 May 39 Lieutenants. 4 Capt. Basden’s services 0 Jas. Alex. West P 6 July 26 28 Feb. 28 Expedition to Walcheren, and 0 Thomas Bridge p 26 June 28 30 Aug. 31 siege of Flashing; Peninsula 15^ Roderick J. Hanley...... 7 July 11 25 May 12 from Aug. 1818 to the; end of 0 Arthur Coape *. .. p 19 Nov. 30 P22 Oct, 33 the war, including the battles of Nivelle and Nive, 9th, 10th, 0 Lawr. L. Esmonde White., p18 Jan. 31 p 26 June 35 and 11th Dec. 1818. 0 Rich. Lovelocke Coxe.. .. P21 Oct. 33 p 10 June 36 5 Capt. Nicholson served in 0 George M‘Call 7 Sept. 32 p 1 Dec. 37 the Peninsula from April 1809 to the end of the war, includ- 0 Matthew Cassan p 13 Dec. 33 10 May 38 ing the battles of Talavera, Bu- 0 Thos. Davison P23 May 34 P 2 Nov. 38 saco, and Salamanca, where he 0 Geo. Fra. Harrison P26 June 35 P28 Dec. 38 was severely wounded. 0 Hon. H. S. Blackwood .. P10 June 36 p 4 Jan. 39 0 James Cpnsidine 26 July 37 P31 May 39 0 Tho. J. Hawker 29 July 36 23 Feb. 39 Ensigns. 0 Cha. F. Campbell 15 Sept. 37 0 Cha. F. Seymour ...... 9 Jan. 38 0 Thos. Lightfoot 1 June 38 0 Arth. Cav. Bentinck..... p 2 Nov. 38 0 J. Winning. Monck P28 Dec. 38 0 Geo. Fred. MacBean 4 Jan. 39 0 Frederick Mills P25 Jan. 39 0 M. Mac Naughten Smith , P31 May5 39 Is Paymaster.—1[3 Joseph Nicholson, 7 Sept. 26; Ens. 11 Aug. 08; Lieut. 9 Aug. 10 ; Capt. 15 March, 21. 0 Adjutant.—C. F. Seymour, {Ens.) 10 May, 39. 0 Quarter-Master.—James Farrell, 12 May, 37. 20 Surgeon.—Daniel Armstrong, 30 Oct. 38; Assist.-Surgeon, 22 Dec. 14; Hosp.- Assist. 6 Sept. 13. . Assistant-Surgeon, Francis William Innes, M.D. 10 Feb. 37. [Returned from the West Indies, May 1838.] Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox Sc Co. 1 Sir F. Maclean served many years in the West Indies, and was present at the reduction of various islands, &c. &c. He has received a medal for Guadeloupe. 2 Col. Macbean’s services :—Battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna; expedition to Walcheren; Peninsula from Oct. 1812 to Nov. 1818, including the battle of Vittoria, Mayo Pass, Pyrenees 28th, 80th, and 31st July; Pass of Echellar; served the campaign of 1815 in Upper Canada. S Major Willington served in the East Indies from May 1813 to May 1823, including the, campaigns of 1815 and 10, in Kattywar and Kutch ; taking of Anjar; Deccan campaigns of 1817 and 18;'campaign of 1819 in Kandish, and in Kutch in 1820. 136 E service,85^/i (Bucks Volunteers) or King’s Light Inf. Regt. [®canrda.m FUENTES D’ONOR”—<( NIYE’ : PENINSULA”—“ BLADENSBURG.” Colonel. P Sir Wm. Thornton,1 K.C.B. Ens. 31 March, 1796; Lieut. 1 March, 97; Capt. 25 June, 1803; Major, 13 Nov. 06; Lieut.-Col. 28 Jan. 08; Col. 4k Full Half June, 14; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 85th Pay. Pay. Light Infantry, 9 April, 39. Lieut.- Colonel. Fred. Maunsell,2 Ens. 16 March, 12; Lieut, p 28 Jan. 13; Capt. P24 June, 19 ; Major, p 14 Aug. 27 ; Lieut.-Col. 23 May, 36. Majors. Francis Jackson 3 {Capt. 37th Foot, from North Mayo Militia, originally with tem- porary rank only), Capt. 25 Dec. 13; Major, p 6 Nov. 27. P Henry John French,4 Ens. 27 Aug. 12; Lieut. 21 July, 13; Capt. P25 Sept. 23 ; Major, 23 May, 36. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. P G. F. G. O’Connor5 .. 22 Mar. 10 20 Feb. 12 7 April 25 28 June 38 Wm. Thomas Hunt .... 29 April 13 17 Nov. 14 P 9 April 25 28 June 38 Manley Power p 24 June 19 P 17 April 23 p 30 June 25 28 June 38 Hon. James Stuart .... P 11 Jan. 21 7 April 25 p 6 Nov. 27 Herbert Edward Taylor.. 22 Jan. 24 p 10 Sept. 25 p 11 June 30 George Brockman p 21 Oct. 24 p 28 Jan. 26 p 5 April 31 Francis John St. Quintin 8 April 25 p 28 Jan. 26 p 21 Nov. 28 James Kennard Pipon .. p 3 Aug. 26 p 9 Dec. 28 p 6 Mar. 35 Henry Sabine Browne .. p 23 June 25 p 11 July 30 p 30 Sept. 36 Thos. M. MCN. Hamilton p 24 April 28 p 1 Feb. 33 p 9 Nov. 38 Lieutenants. S Major Jackson served the Henry Wynyard 9 April 25 p 21 May 26 campaign of 1814 in Holland. William Todd P 30 Aug. 27 p 2 Mar. 32 4 Major French served in the George Tennant P 6 July 29 p 9 May 34 Peninsula, from Aug. 1813 to the end of the war, including George Cochrane Dickson p 5 April 31 P 24 Nov. 35 siege of San Sebastian ; passage Henry Charles Curtis .. P 30 Dec. 31 p 4 Mar. 36 of the Bidassoa; battles of the Oliver Jackson p 2 Mar. 32 p 27 May 36 Nivelle and Nive, and invest- ment of Bayonne. Served also John Blackburn P 15 June 32 p 1 Sept. 37 in the American war, including Alexander G. Grant .... p 4 Oct. 33 p 18 Dec. 35 the actions at Bladensburg, Bal- Cholmeley Edw. Dering.. P 9 May 34 17 April 38 timore, New Orleans, and Fort John Wm. Grey. p 16 May 34 p 1 June 38 Boyer. 5 Major O’Connor served in Compton Chas. Domville p 16 May 34 P 9 Nov. 38 the Peninsula from August, Ensigns. 1813, to the end of the war, including siege Cecil Edw. Bewes .... p 7 Aug. 35 of San Sebastian ; crossing the Bidassoa; bat- John Horrocks .... p 4 Mar. 36 tles of Nivelle and Nive. Served also in the Chas. John Colville .. p 27 May 36 American war, and received three musket wounds Alexander Patterson .. 23 Sept. 36 at Bladensburgh. Henry John Darell .. p 5 May 37 W. Wray Maunsell.... p 1 Sept. 37 Thomas Edmund Knox 26 Jan. 38 T. C. M. Lethbridge .. p 12 May 38 Pat. W. Sydenham Ross p 9 Nov. 38 Charles K. K. Tynte .. p 10 Nov. 38 Paymaster.—George Ash Thompson, 27 Jan. 20; Ens. 16 Mar. 15; Lieut. 22 May, 17. Adjutant.—Alexander Patterson (Ensign) 16 Dec. 36. Quarter-Master.—George Edwards, 25 Oct. 27. Surgeon.—P George Griffin, 26 Sept. 84; Assist.-Surg. 28 April, 14; osp.- Assist. 11 June, 11. Assistant-Surgeon.—W. C. Humfrey, 18 Jan, 27 ; Hospital-Assist. 10 Jan. 26. William Carson, M.D. 7 Oct. 36. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir Wm. Thornton has received a medal for the passage of the Nive, and was twice wounded in the last American war. 2 Col. Maunsell served in the Peninsula, from August, 1813, to the end of the war, including siege of San Sebastian; passage of the Bidassoa; battles of Nivelle, 10th Nov., and Nive, 9th, 10th, and 11th Dec. Served also in the American war, and was slightly wounded at Bladensburgh, 24th Aug. and severely at New Orleans, 28d Dec. 1814. ' 187 s 86th (or the Royal County Down) Regiment of Foot. On the Colours and Appointments, the Harp and Crown, with the Motto “ Quis Separabit.” r INDIA”—The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“ BOUR- BON”—On the Buttons, the Irish Harp and Crown. Colonel. ^ Sir Arthur Brooke,1 K.C.B. Ens. 31 Oct. 1792; Lieut. 26 Nov. 93 ; Capti Full Half 19 Sept. 95; Major, 26 Dec. 1802; Lieut.~Col. 15 June, 04 ; Col. 4 June, Pay. Pay. 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 86th Regiment, 24 May, 37. Lieut.-Colonel. Sir Michael Creagh,2 K.H. Ens. 9 May, 02; Lieut. 28 Feb. 04; Capt. 25 Nov. 09; Major, p 24 Oct. 21: Lieut.-Col. p 31 Dec. 30. Majors. James Wm. Bouverie, Ens. P29 June, 20; Lieut. p3 July, 23; Capt. p 16 Aug. 25; Major, p 26 Nov. 29. James Creagh, Ens. 1 Jan. 10; Lieut. 4 March, 12; Capt. 7 April, 25; Erevet- Major, 28 June, 38; Regtl.-Major, p 18 Jan. 39. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 0 Alexander Maclean3 .... 6 Sept. 04 16 Sept. 05 30 June 17 10 Jan. 37 H. E. De Burgh Sidley.. 4 May 15 21 Feb. 22. p 11 June 30 Robert Henry Louth.... p 4 Feb. 19 p 1 April 24 p 15 May 27 0 Lewis Halliday 7 April 25 p 4 May 26 p 31 Dec. 30 3ft John Holland 11 Mar. 14 21 Oct. 18 31 Oct. 34 0 Archibald Hay 10 July 28 p 29 Mar. 33 p 8 April 36 2 Richard Nugent Everard p 27 Nov. 17 7 April 25 p 3 July 35 7.4. J. Esten Dickinson .... 2 Aug. 15 13 Oct. 25 5 Sept. 36 2ft Owen Phibbs ...... p 31 Dec. 25 p 31 Dec. 30 p 18 Jan. 39 16ft Henry Sykes Stephens .. 14 June 15 8 Nov. 15 p 9 June 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. 0 James MHntyre 22 July 19 7 April 25 8 Major Maclean served at 0 William Stuart 6 Mar. 28 p 28 Sept. 30 the capture of Bourbon in 1810. 0 Horatio Fenwick ...... 19 Dec. 24 13 June 30 4 Paymaster Ormond served 0 John Dowman p 28 Sept. 30 p 21 Dec. 32 at the capture of Martinique in 0 Giles Keane 21 June 27 p 22 Feb. 31 1809, and Gfuadaloupe in 1810, 9ft James Gilchrist p 23 Nov. 20 31 Oct. 34 0 Joseph Edwards P 11 Oct. 31 p 4 Dec. 35 0 Charles Wm. Gore...... p 16 Nov. 32 p 3 Nov. 37 0 Michael George Francklin p 7 June 33 p 11 Nov. 36 0 Goring Rideout .... ., p 23 Jan. 35 p 1 Dec. 37 0 Hugh Thos. Bowen .. 18 May 32 P 6 June 34 0 Henry Christmas Cash p 4 Dec. 35 p 18 Jan. 39 0 H. Cole Faulkner ... p 13 Nov. 35 p 18 May 39 Ensigns. Hon. E. S. Plunkett . p 17 June 86 H. H. Mahon p 22 July 36 F. H. Thursby ... p 26 Aug. 36 Wm. F. Macbean . 7 July 37 William Edwards . p 1 Dec. 37 Adolphus Fraser .. p 4 Jan. 39 W. W. R. Peacocke P 18 Jan. 39 Alexander Lecky p 18 May 39 Paymaster.—George Ormond,4 26 Feb. 29; Ens. 23 Sept. 13; Lieut. 6 Dec. 15, Adjutant.—Horatio Fenwick, {Lieut.) 26 Oct. 32. Quarter-Master.—Joseph Jerome, 23 March, 26. Surgeon.—John Coghlan, 5 Sept. 34; Assistant-Surgeon, 19 Sept. 22; Hosp.- Assist. 9 Nov. 12. 18 0 | Assistant-Surgeon.—J. Strath, 28 Sept. 26; Hasp.-Assist. 1 June, 26. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returnedfrom the West Indies, April, 1887.] 1 Sir Arthur Brooke served on the Continent, from May, 1794, with the army under the Duke of York. In Dec. 1795, he went to the West Indies with the army under Sir Ralph Abercromby, and was present at the reduction of St. Lucia in 1796, and in the action of the 3rd May, in the same year. He next accompanied the army in the expedition to Egypt, and was in the actions of the 13th and 21st March, 1801. From 1804 to 1808, he served in Malta, and subsequently in Sicily and Spain. In 1818 he went to the Peninsula. The 1 st June, 1814, embarked from Bordeaux for America, where he served with great distinction. 2 Sir Michael Creagh’s servic. s :—capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806, (slightly wounded); capture of the island of Bourbon (severely wounded by a cannot shot on the shoulder). Mahratta war in 1818, and Kandian war in 1819. 188 i? Service0183^'] 87^A llegt. of Foot (or Royal Irish Fusiliers). [SMaurnfust.h MONTE VIDEO”—** TALAVERA.”—An Eagle, with aWreath of Laurel above the Harp, in addition to the Arms of the Prince of Wales, in commemoration of their distinguished Services on various occasions and particularly at the Battle of “BARROSA”—"TARIFA”—“VITTORIA”—“NIVELLE”—“ORTHES”—“TOULOUSE”—“Pt ENINS ULA’^-^AV A.” Colonel. 46 ||3 Sir Thomas Reynell,1 St. K.C.B. Ens. 30 Sept. 1793 ; Lieut. 3 Dee. 94; Full Half Capt. 29 July, 97; Major, 3 Aug. 1804; Lieut.-Col. 10 Mar. 05; Col. 4 Juner Pav. Pay. 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 87th Fusiliers, 15 Aug. 34. Lieut.-Colonel. Henry C. Streatfeild,2 Ens. Oct. 01; Lieut, p 13 Nov. 01; Capt. p7 Nov. 05 ; Brevet-Major, 12 Aug. 19; Begtl.-Major, \% May, 23; Lieut.-Col. P4 Oct. 33. Majors.—|i) Henry Arthur Magenis,3 Cornet, \ Oct. 12; Lieut. 4 March, 13; Capt. p9 Sept. 19; Major, P20 Nov. 27. James Bowes,4 Ens. 12 Sept. 11; Lieut, p April, 13; Capt. 23 Aug. 25; Major, p 18 Oct. 33. Captains. 2ND LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BB.EV.MAJ. P James T. Moore5 ... 13 Oct. 08 18 Feb. 12 18 Aug. 24 28 June 38 P James Kennelly 6 ... 11 Jan. 09 18 Nov. 13 12 Apr. 26 Terence O’Brien ..... 22 Apr. 13 19 Jan. 15 P20 Mar. 28 Lord Arthur Chichester never 9 June 25 p 6 Dec. 27 John Hassard 22 Dec. 14 10 Aug. 18 p 16 July 30 Fred. Holt Robe 22 Oct. 17 8 Apr. 25 P22 Oct. 33 James Campbell p 6 July 26 P31 July 28 p 10 Apr. 35 John Du Yernet7 .. . v . 27 Mar. 25 p 8 Apr. 26 P24 Apr. 35 Roger Keating 28 Mar. 26 Pll Dec. 28 P14 Mar. 34 Henry B. Harvey p 24 Dec. 25 P24 Nov. 28 p 28 Dec. 32 Lieutenants. 7 6 Captain Kennelly was present George Mainwaring .. . 3 May 15 17 Sept. 17 at the battle of Vittoria, the Pyre Robt. Russell Harris ... 19 Oct. 20 18 Aug. 24 nees, Nivelle (wounded), and Tou- Patrick Francis Blake . 26 Jan. 26 30 July 29 louse, besides affairs of outposts. Served the Campaign in India of Chas. Twistleton Graves p 14 Feb. 28 P25 Feb. 31 1817 and 18, including the siege of Lord John Chichester . p 8 Sept. 29 p 10 Aug. 32 Hatrass ; and the Burmese war in George Middlemore ... 15 Mar. 29 12 Apr. 33 1825 and 26. 7 Captain Du Vernet and Lieut. Wm. Boyd P22 Feb. 31 P17 Oct. 34 Mainwaring, served in Ava in 1825 Wm. Radcliff P27 Sept. 31 P 24 Apr. 35 and 26. 8 Captain Drury was present ip Henry Jephson p 25 May 32 p 10 June 36 several attacks upon the enemy on C. H. Fitz Roy Vigors . p 28 Oct. 31 p 15 July 36 the coasts of the Mediterranean in Rich. Serrell O’Brien... 25 Nov. 31 19 Aug. 36 1806 and 7* Served the Campaign of 1809 and 10 in Arabia, including the Wm. Percy Lea p 22 Feb. 33 P 21 Apr. 37 siege and capture of Ras-ul-Kyhma, Henry P. Faunt p 12 Sept. 34 p 6 July 38 and the forts of Rums-Luff, and Second Lieuts. Sheenas. Present the operations before New- Orleans. C. Wm. D. Staveley ... p 6 Mar. 85 9 Quarter-master Carr served with peculiar dis- Alexander Murray P 24 Apr. 35 tinction throughout all the actions of the 2nd bat- Robt. Edwin Rich p 10 June 36 talion, and was wounded at Tarifa. J. North Ouvry North . p 8 July 36 Alfred Rush p 15 July 36 Wm. Shearman P21 Apr. 37 J. Kent Eger Holmes . 8 Dec. 37 Sam. Percy Lea p 6 July 38 Paymaster.—T. Drury,816 Apr. 29: 2nd Lieut. 24 Dec. 13; Lieut. 20 Apr. 20. Adjutant.—R. S. O’Brien, {Lieut.) 26 June, 38. Quarter-Master.—^ Stephen Carr,9 24 June, 24. Surgeon.—21581 Rich. A. Pearson, M.D. 19 Nov. 30; Assist.-Surg. 13 May, 13. Assist.-Surgeons.—Stephen Lawson, 29 July, 30; Hosp.-Assist. 29 Nov. 27. James Gordon Inglis, M.D. 29 March, 39. Facings Blue.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane & Co. 1 Sir Thomas Reynell served in Flanders and Holland, in 1794 and 1795. At the Capture of Trinidad, in 1796. Served in Holland, in 1799. In 1800, served in Minorca, Malta, &c. Commanded the Light Company of the 40th at the landing in Egypt, and throughout the campaign. Sir Thomas was wounded at Waterloo. 2 Col. Streatfeild served the Mahratta Campaign of 1804, 5, and 6, including the assault of Bhurtpore with the Grenadiers of the 65th, when out of 17 officers and 300 men who marched to the assault, 14 officers and 190 men were either killed or wounded. At the capture of the Isle of France in 1810. Served the Mahratta Campaign of 1817 and 18, including the capture of Hatrass. 3 Major Magenis served with the 7th Fusiliers in the Peninsula and at New Orleans. 4 Major Bowes served in the Nepaul Campaign in 1816 ; present at the siege and capture of Hatrass in 1816 and 17 t served the Mahratta Campaign of 1817 and 18 ; and in the Burmese war in 1825 and 26 ; wounded 25 Nov. 25. 5 Major Moore was present with the 2nd battalion in nearly every action in which it was engaged, the greater part of the time as adjutant, including the battle of Talavera (wounded in the right thigh, where the ball still remains), siege of Cadiz during the whole time, battle of Vittoria (two horses shot under him), the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes (horse shot), Vic Bigorre (wounded), and Toulouse, besides various affairs of out posts, &c. Served the Mahratta Campaign of 1817 and 18; and the Burmese war in 1825 and 26, 139 88th Regiment of Foot {or Connaught Rangers.) On the Colours and appointments the Harp and Croton, with the motto, “Quis Separab'd/’ The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT TALAVERA “ BUS AGO “ FUENTES D’ONOR”—-“CIUDAD RODRIGO”—“ BADAJOZ”—“ SALAMANCA”—“YITTORIA” —“ NIVELLE”—“ ORTHES”—“TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Years’ Serv 1 Colonel. 52 P Sir John Alex. Wallace, Bt. K.C.B. Ens. 28 Dec. 1787 ; Lieut. 6 Apr. 90 ; Capt. 8 June, 96; Major, 9 July, 1803; Lieut.-Col. 28 Aug. 04; Col. 4 Full Half June, 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Aug. 37; Col. 88th Pay. Pay Regiment, 20 Oct. 31. Lieut.-Colonel.—G. O’Malley,® C.B. Ens. 23 Feb. 00; Lieut. P2 June, 01 ; 31 87s Capt. 25 Apr. 05; Major, 21 Aug. 06 ; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 4 June, 13; Itegtl.-Lieut.-Col. 17 July, 23; Col. 22 July, 30. 23 2|S Majors.—Wm. Hassall Eden, Ens. P31 March, 14; Lieut. p22 June, 20; Capt. p 31 July, 23; Major, p 29 Aug. 26. 15 m Ormsby Phibbs, Cornet, p30 May, 22; Lieut. 7 Apr. 25; Capt. p 191 Sept. 26; Major, P16 March, 38. j , ^ . ? . CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. Wm. Elliott 6 Aug. 12 2 Sept. 13 p 6 July 26 Wm. Hen. Rutherford3 1 Sept. 08 22 Nov. 10 14 May 29 Sir W. P. Gallwey, Bt. 29 July 24 p 22 Sept. 25 P21 Dec. 32 Horatio Shirley p 12 May 25 p 31 Oct. 26 p 5 July 33 John Gells p 10 Feb. 14 P20 July 20 13 June 34 Rich. Warburton 8 Feb. 25 p 20 May 26 Pll Nov. 36 Edw. Rich. Jeffreys .. . 16 June 25 Pll Oct. 27 P 2 Feb. 38 Edw. Adams 9 Apr. 25 31 Dec. 28 p 24 Feb. 38 Peter Martyn p 26 Dec. 26 2 Feb. 30 P16 Mar. 38 Wm. Irwin p 15 Nov. 27 19 Nov. 30 p 26 Apr. 39 Lieutenants. Gilbert Woollard 20 Nov. 17 27 May 22 2 Prior to entering the regu- lar army, Col. O’Malley served Geo. Pat. O’Malley .... p 10 Sept. 29 p 30 Apr. 33 with great distinction against Wm. Mackie 5 Feb. 29 P14 June 33 the French and rebel force in Hen. Loftus Herbert ....! 11 June 30 8 July 36 Ireland. Served in the expe- Henry Townshend 28 Dec. 30 Pll Nov. 86 dition to the Ferrol, and af- terwards in Egypt, where he Owen Lloyd Ormsby .... P21 Dec. 32 2 Feb. 38 was wounded, 18th March, Christ. Ellison P30 Apr. 33 P24 Feb. 38 1801. Served at Waterloo on Rob. Wm. Balfour P31 Oct. 34 p 16 Mar. 38 the 10th, 17th, and 18th June; was twice wounded on the Jas. Walker p 5 June 35 7 Oct. 36 18th, and had two horses shot Jas. M. Fowler 9 July 36 28 Aug. 38 under him, but did not quit the H. Beckw. Sawrey p 6 Nov. 35 1 Mar. 39 held. p 28 June 37 5 Apr. 39 3 Capt. Rutherford served at Geo. Fra. Stuart the siege of Cadiz; battles of Geo. Vaughan Maxwell.. p 2 Feb. 38 p 26 Apr. 39 Sabugal, Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Badajoz in 1811; battles of Nivelle, Orthes, Ensigns. and Toulouse. Served also in the American J. De Courcy Laffan .... p 24 Feb. 38 war. Geo. Maxwell p 16 Mar. 38 4 Dr. M'Munn served the campaign of 1814 Plomer J. Young ...... 11 May 38 in Holland, including the action at Murxem and F. R. MacGr. Dawson .. 4 Jan. 89 bombardment of Antwerp. Edward Norton p 25 Jan. 39 Septimus Adams 1 Mar. 39 Edward Bayley ...... 5 Apr. 39 Edward Herbert Maxwell p 26 Apr. 39 Paymaster.—Edwin Heath, 28 June, 27 ; * Lieut. 1814. Adjutant.—James M. Fowler, {Lieut.) 9 March, 38. Quarter-Master.—Thomas Mills, 19 Apr. 31. Surgeon.—Rob. And. M'Munn,4 M.D. 1 Nov. 33; Assist.-Surg. 1 Sept. 14; Hosp.-Assist. 22 Nov. 13. Assist.-Surgeon.—Arth. Chas. Webster, 9 Apr. 38. Pacings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. [Returned from the Ionian Islands, Sept. 1836.] 1 Sir J. A. Wallace was at the battle of Seringapatam, the storming of Pagoda Hill, and of Tippoo’s lines and camp, and the siege of Seringapatam, storming of Kistnagurrie, &c. &c. In 1798 served at the reduc- tion of Minorca; from thence he joined the army under the command of Sir Ralph Abercromby, and was at the landing at Aboukir in Egypt, 8th March; the battles of the 18th and 21st, before Alexandria; at R Mania i no, Rosetta, and Grand Cairo. He has received a Medal and two Clasps for Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, and Salamanca. 140 Emb. for Foreign"! |"Serving at Service, 1885. J 89^A Regiment of Foot. [.Trinidad. The Sphinx, with the words “ EGYPT”—“ JAVA”—“ NIAGARA’ —“ AYA.” Colonel. 48 $ Sir Chas. B. Egerton,1 G.C.M.G. & K.C.H. Ens. 16 Nov. 1791: Lieut. 21 Full Half Mar. 93 ; Capt. 22 April, 95; Major, 1 June, 98 ; Liewt.-Col. 14 Nov. 1802; Pay. Pay. Col. 4 June, 11; Major-Gen. 4 June, 14 ; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 89th Regt. 26 Sept. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 40 J. L. Basden,2 C.B. Ens. 12 Jan. 00 ; Lieut, p 17 March, 01; Capt. 4 Sept. 06 ; Brev-Major, 30 Dec. 13; Regtl.-Major, 25 Nov. 21; Brev.-Lieut.-Col. 22 July, 30; Beg.-Lieut.-Col. 6 July, 38. 34 Majors.—Walter Pearse,3 Ens. 22 Aug. 05; Lieut. 9 Dec. 06; Capt. 27 March, 19; Maj. P 24 Dec. 33. 29 P A. S. H. Aplin,4 Ens. 5 July, 10; Lieut. 24 Sept. 12; Capt. 9 March, 25; Brev.-Major, 28 June, 38 ; Begtl.-Major, p 7 July, 38. ' ~ ‘ ; Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV-MAJ. 3 P Edw. Thorp5 ...... 7 Mar. 11 28 Jan. 13 p 13 Aug. 25 28 June 38 0 Robt. Lewis 6 '.;.. I;.. . 7 Apr. 25 p 2 Mar. 26 p 12 Feb. 28 0 P Edward Kenny 7 ..., 17 June 13 1 Nov. 19 p 4 Dec. 32 0 James Graham 22 Apr. 25 19 Apr. 27 p 19 Apr. 33 0 Mundy Pole ....,.... P 21 Sept. 26 P 21 June 27 p 24 Dec. 33 1 John Milliquet Hewson8 2 Sept. 12 22 May 15 13 Mar. 35 RJ, Fowke Moore 9 ...... 17 Mar. 08 17 Apr. 12 17 Apr. 35 0 Wm. Alex. Poppleton . 12 June 30 p 19 Apr. 33 p 7 July 38 0 Caledon Rich. Egerton10 . 15 June 32 p 28 Mar. 34 15 Mar. 39 Z& p John M‘Causland . 11 June 12 9 Sept. 13 13 May 39 Lieutenants. 6 Captain Lewis served in the 0 Fred. Chas. Aylmer ... p 4 Dec. 32 p 25 July 34 Burmese war. 0 John Spence 30 Sept. 30 P12 Apr. 33 7 Captain Kenny served in the 0 Geo. Calvert Clarke .. . p 30 May 34 P 7 Oct. 36 Peninsula, from June, 1813, to the end of the war, including the action 0 Martin M. Dillon 16 Aug. 31 P 1 July 36 at Osma; battle of Vittoria; siege 0 Charles Daly ...... p 25 July 34 p 17 Feb. 37 and capture of San Sebastian ; Chas. Montagu Walker. 10 Apr. 35 passage of the Bidassoa (severely 0 P 10 Mar. 37 wounded above the left hip); St. Jean 0 John Duntze Macdonald 13 July 32 P 13 June 34 de Luz, and the series of actions 0 Arthur Pigott p 24 Apr. 35 2 July 38 between the. 9th and 13th Dec 181£ in front of the intrenched camp near 0 Wm. Hen. Thornton ... 3 Oct. 35 1 Nov. 38 Bayonne. Served also in Ava, 0 Henry Crawford p 9 Oct. 35 8 Nov. 38 and was present in most of the ope- 0 Henry Edmunds p 8 Apr. 36 p 15 Mar. 39 rations throughout the war. 8 Capt. Hewson served in the 0 Jas. R. Macdonald p 7 Oct. 36 13 May 39 American war, and was engaged at 0 Timothy Hutchinson.. . p 10 Mar. 37 p28 June 39 the battle of Niagara and siege of Ensigns. Fort Erie Served also in the Burmese war. 9 Capt. Moore was wounded in action in Canada 0 Charles Sandes ...... p 17 Feb. 37 in 1813. 0 W. J. D. C. Aplin p 7 July 38 10 Capt. M‘Causland served in the Peninsula, from 28 Aug. 38 1812 to the end of the war, including the battles of 0 Rob. B. Hawley Vittoria (wounded), Pyrenees (wounded), Bidassoa, 0 John Newbury 28 Dec. 38 Nivelle (wounded), Nive and Orthes (wounded). 0 Oliver C. O’Brien p 28 Dec. 38 11 Captain Bell served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810, and in the Deccan in 1818. 0 John Chas Romer p 15 Mar. 39 12 Dr. M'Dermott served at New-Orleans, 8th Jan. 0 Chas. Doyle Patterson . 21 June 39 1815. 0 Fred. W. Oakley p 28 June 39 0 Paymaster. Wm. Bell,11 9 May, 34; Ens. 3 March, 08; Lieut. 9 May, 11 ; Capt. 25 Nov. 24. 4 0 Adjutant.—Henry Edmunds, {Lieut.) 12 May, 39.. 16 3-^ Quarter-Master.—James Dukes, 14 Dec. 20. 21 5^ Surgeon.—Michael McDermott,12 M.D. 5 April, 39; Assist.-Surg. 25 Dec. 23; Hosp.-Assistant. 7 Feb. 14. 3 0 Assistant-Surgeons.—James Morison, 14 Oct. 36. 1 0 George M‘Clure, 29 March, 39. Facings Black.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir C. B Egerton commanded a detachment on board a line-of-battle ship, in Lord Howe’s action of the 1st June, 1794. Served at the blockade of Malta, and surrender of Valctta, 5th Sept. 1800; from thence proceeded with Sir Ralph Aber-* cromby’s expedition to Egypt, and was present in the actions of the 13th and 21st March, 1801. Served with the army in Spain and Portugal,in 1810 and 1811. 2 Col. Basden’s services :—Mahratta war of 1803, 4, and 5, including the taking of Berhampore, Asseerghur, Argaum, Lasslgaum, Chawdore, Jaulnah and Gawilleghur. American war in 1813 and 14, and was engaged at Long Woods (severely wounded in the thigh) ; Fort Erie, Black Rock, Buffalo, and battle of the Falls (wounded). Served also through Burmese war. 3 Major Pearse served in the American war, and was engaged at Chrystler’s Farm, and at Niagara, 25th July, 1814, where he was severely wounded through the arm. Served in the East Indies and the Burman empire, from Feb. 1816 to the end of the war, including the captures of forts Loghur, Issapore, Koarre, and Ryghur in 1818; assault on Rarree, 13th Feb. 1819; action near the Dagon Pagoda, 5th July, 24; assault of Mergui; Cockain ; attack on Donabew, Zembeik, Mellown, and JPonabew, besides many other affairs during the war. 4 (Major Aplin served in the Peninsula, from Feb. 1811 to the end of the.war, including the battle of Salamanca, siege of Bnrgos, and capture of Madrid. Served also throughout the Burmese war, and was present in numerous engagements with the enemy. 5 Major Thorp served in the Peninsula, from June, 1811 to the end of the war, including the affairs of Elbodon and Allaytes; siege and storming of Ciudad Rodrigo ; battles of the Pyrenees ; crossing the Bidassoa; St, Jean de Luz, and differ- ent actions investing Bayonne, and sortie from Bayonne. 141 s v g Ht Service iSfiX" ] Regt. of Ft. (or Perthsh. Volun.) (Lt. Infan.') [ "e ™o n_ u MANDORA.”—The Sphinx with the word, “ EGYPT”- -« MARTINIQUE”— H GUADALOUPE.” Years’ Seri Colonel. 46 Sir Hen. Sheehy Keating,1 K.C.B. JSm. 31 Aug. 1793; Lieut. 31 Jan. 94; Full Half Capt. 8 Sept. 96; Major, 3 Sept. 1800; Lieut.~Col. 1 Aug. 04; Col. 4 June, Pay. Pay. 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Liewt.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 90th Light In- fantry, 26 Sept. 37. Lieut.-Colonel. 12i2 ^j} John Peddie, K.H.2 Ens. 26 Sept. 05; Lieut. 26 Aug. 07; Capt. 23 Sept. 13 ; Major, p 16 June, 25; Lieut.-Col. P 28 Aug. 27. Majors.—Marcus John Slade, Ens. 15 July, 19; Lieut. P12 May, 25; Capt. p 22 April, 26; Major, P 27 Sept 31. John Singleton,3 K.H. Ens. P 11 Jan. 10; Lieut. 25 July, 12; Capt. p 15 April, 24; Major, P 10 Jan. 28. - 1 BREV.-MAJ. Captains. CAPTAIN. |0 Horace Suckling 4 ... 22 Not. 10 P 28 Feb. 12 p 21 Oct. 24 28 June 38 Thos. Woodward Eyles . 30 Mar. 20 p 6 Nov. 24 p 15 Aug. 26 John Wilson p 20 Apr. 15 8 Jan. 24 26 Mar. 29 Geo. Darby Griffith ... 3 Mar. 25 p 24 Dec. 25 p 31 Dec. 28 Fred. Eld p 23 Dec. 24 p 26 Sept. 26 p 27 Sept. 31 Hen. H. Cuming 7 Apr. 25 p 28 Sept. 26 p 2 Nov. 32 Hen. Rob. Thurlow ... p 11 Aug. 25 8 Jan. 29 P27 Mar. 35 Gervas S. Deverill p 2 Nov. 26 p 13 Nov. 27 p 7 Mar. 34 Wm. Hen. Rogers 21 May 18 30 Sept. 19 p 22 June 38 Geo. Douglas Bowyer ., p 28 Dec. 26 p 7 Sept. 32 p 21 Sept. 38 Lieutenants. Marcus Geale p 29 Sept. 26 3 Feb. 32 4 Major Suckling served in Yere Caldwell p 5 Sept. 28 p 2 Nov. 32 the Peninsula, from June, 1811, Philip P. Gallwey ...... 26 Mar. 29 19 Nov. 33 to Nov. 1813, including the Jas. D. G. Tulloch 18 July 30 14 Feb. 34 siege of Badajoz, April, 1812, Thos. Webb p 31 May 31 P27 Mar. 35 battle of Salamanca, retreat from Burgos, and siege of San John J. Doxat ...... 3 Feb. 32 p 22 May 35 Sebastian ; wounded through John Hen. Bringhurst ., p 7 Sept. 32 17 Mar. 38 the right hip and right hand at Lord S. A. Chichester ., p 2 Nov. 32 P 22 June 38 the assault 31st Aug. 1813. Lord J. Beresford p 1 Mar. 33 p 21 Sept. 38 Served the campaigns of 1816, Cha. Montagu Chester . p 10 May 33 22 Sept. 38 17, and 18 in the Deccan. Frederick Woodgate .. . p 6 Dec. 33 P25 Jan. 39 Ensigns. D. Fra. Mackworth ... p 2 May 34 J. Edwin Thackwell ... P 6 June 34 Cha. Vaughan Pugh ... P 10 Apr. 35 Robert Owen 22 Nov. 36 K. W. S. Mackenzie .. . p 28 Apr. 37 Thomas Ross P 23 Mar. 38 W. P. Purnell . 24 Mar. 38 Hen. Ashm. Evatt..... p 22 June 38 Henry Lecky p 25 Jan. 39 Fra. B. Morley p 5 Apr. 39 Paymaster.—Henry Yielding Eagar, 16 April, 18 ; Ens. 3 Dec, 06; Lieut. 17 March, 08. Adjutant.—Charles Montagu Chester. {Lieut.) 4 Aug. 36. Quarter-Master.—William Newland, 15 Sept. 37. Surgeon.—John Kinnis, M.D. 22 June, 38; Assist.-Surg. 14 Dec. 24; Hosp.- Assist. 16 June, 15. Assistant.-Surgeon.—Richard Dane, M. D. 17 July, 35. Robert K. Prendergast, 7 Oct. 86. Facings Buff.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Sir H. S. Keating served in the West Indies, and was severely wounded and detained as a prisoner at Guadeloupe. In conjunction with Commodore Rowley, he planned and conducted the operations of a gallant and successful attack upon the town and harbour of St. Paul’s in the island of Bourbon. 2 Col. Peddie’s services:—Battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna. Expedition to Walcheren. Cam- paign of 1812 in the Peninsula, including the battle of Salamanca, where he was severely wounded and lost his right arm. 3 Major Singleton served in the Peninsula, from 1811 to 1813, and was slightly wounded at the siege of the forts at Salamanca, and twice severely wounded at the battle of Salamanca. 142 Esebrv[ce Fi0885Sn] (or the Argyllshire} Regiment of Foot. flTHeiena* : ROLEIA”—“ YIMIERA”—lt CORUNNA”—“ PYRENEES”—“ NIVELLE”- “ NIVE”—“ ORTHES”—“TOULOUSE”—“ PENINSULA.” Colonel. 59 Gabriel Gordon,1 _Efas. 6 Jan.1781; Lieut. 26 Nov. 84; Capt. 10 July, 94; Major, Full Half 16 May, 1800; Lieut.-Col. 9 March, 02; Col. 4 June, 11; Major-Gen. 4 June,; Pay. Pay. 14; Lieut.-Gen. 22 July, 30; Col. 91st Regt. 19 April, 37. Lieut.-Colonel.—P S1.03- Robert Anderson,2 K.H. Ens. 9 July, 03 ; Lieut. 12 Oct. 04; Capt. 30 April, 12; Major, P23 Sept. 24; Lieut.-Col. P2 Dec. 31. Majors.—Cornwall Burne, Ens. 4 Oct. 10; Lieut. 25 July, 15; Capt. P3 Feb. 25; Major, p 8 Feb. 31. 5123. Norman Lament,3 K.H. Ens. 26 Aug. 13; Lieut. 3 Sept. 18; Capt. 7 April, 25; Major, P2 Dec. 31. ]■ Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ- $ 5123 Dugald Ducat 24 Feb. 14 5 May 22 4 Aug. 28 John Thornhill .... p 5 Apr. 27 p 10 Sept. 28 p 8 Feb. 31 313 John Fraser® .... 29 May 09 12 Feb. 12 17 Aug. 32 J. F. Glencairn Campbell 25 Oct. 27 p 27 Aug. 29 p 23 Nov. 32 C. Cooke Yarborough . p 9 June 25 p 19 Sept. 26 p 4 Jan. 38 Cha. Benj. Caldwell ... p 10 Oct. 26 p 7 Oct. 29 p 4 Oct. 33 Thomas Eden Blackwell 26 Dec. 22 21 July 25 p 29 June 30 David Forbes ...... p 8 Oct. 29 p 23 Nov. 32 p 24 July 35 33 John Marshall6 14 May 08 23 Nov. 09 20 Feb. 23 28 June 38 Wm. Glendowyn Scott. P 30 Mar. 32 p 12 June 35 p 22 Feb. 39 Lieutenants. 5 Capt. Fraser served in the; Geo. Adam Barnes..... 12 Dec. 22 P23 Sept. 24 Peninsula from Aug. 1811 to, John Edward Barney . 1 Aug. 22 p 9 June 25 the end of the war, including' the siege and capture of thei John Ward 8 Apr. 16 8 Sept. 28 fortified convents at, and battle Wm. Wilson Hornsby . 22 Mar. 10 22 Feb. 27 of Salamanca ; siege of the 0 John Campbell Cahill . 28 Feb. 28 8 May 35 castle of Burgos; battles of 0 Bertie E. M. Gordon... P 26 Oct. 32 P 24 July 35 Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Toulouse. Severely wounded 0 Edw. W. C. Wright ... 21 Dec. 32 P 13 Nov. 35 at Pampeluna 26th July, 1813. 0 Colin Campbell ...... p 10 Apr. 35 p 2 Feb. 38 6 Major Marshall was wound- 0 Hen. J. Savage ...... 5 June 35 p 11 May 38 ed slightly in the Pyrenees, and severely in Fiance, Feb. 1814. 0 Rich. C. Onslow p 12 June 35 p 25 Jan. 39 7 Paymaster Colls served at 0 James Christie p 24 July 35 p 22 Feb. 39 the capture of Guadaloupe in 0 Rob. Fred. Middlemore. 19 Dec. 34 ? 12 July 39 1815. Ensigns. 0 8 Dr. Diver served in the Peninsula, from John Brown ...... 6 Nov. 35 June, 1811, to the end of the war, including 0 J. M. Pennington p 26 Dec. 37 the battles of the Pyrenees 28th and 80th July, 0 F. Fraser Stokes p 11 May 38 Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. 0 Fred. J. Bayly 30 Oct. 38 0 John George Racket... p 25 Jan. 39 0 Wm. T. L. Patterson... p 22 Feb. 39 0 John Paton p 23 Feb. 39 0 Wm. M‘Donald 26 Apr. 39 0 Hen. Cha. Benyon Barton p 12 July 39 Paymaster.—Edw. Cooper Colls,7 8 Feb. 31; Ens. 11 April, 11; Lieut.‘2,3 Dec. 13. 0 Adjutant.—John Brown, {Ens.) 14 Nov. 35. m Quarter-Master.—William Barfoot, 13 July, 20. 6 Surgeon.—$ J. H. Diver,8 M.D. 21 Sept, 30; Assist.-Surg. 25 June, 12; Hosp.- Assist. 5 June, 11. Assist.-Surgs.—Wm. C. Eddie, 12 Jan. 26; Hasp.-Assist. 19 May, 25. George McLaren, M.D. 23 Oct. 35. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Barron & Smith, Westminster. 1 General Gordon has received a medal and one clasp for Martinique and Guadaloupe. 2 Col. Anderson’s servicesExpedition to Hanover in 1805 and 6. Fatties of Roleia, Vimiera, and Co- runna; expedition to Walcheren in 1809 ; to Swedish Pomerania in 1813, and campaign of 1814 in Hol- land, including the attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. Served at Waterloo 18th June, storming of Cambray, and capture of Paris. 3 Major Lament served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Peninsula, including the battles of the Pyre- nees, Niyelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. Served at Waterloo, the storming of Cambray, and capture of Paris. 4 Capt. Ducat served in the Peninsula, from Aug. 1813 to the end of the war, including the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthcs, and Toulouse. Served also at Waterloo, and at the storming of Cambray. 143 Emb. for Foreign"] r Serving at Service, 1884. J 92w

Captains. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Wm. Nonus Saunders .. 3 Sept. 12 23 May 15 P18 Dec. 28 Hen. Churchill Tathwell p 26 July 21 P 7 Oct. 24 P19 Sept. 26 Thos. St. Leger Alcock.. P28 Feb. 22 P12 Dec. 26 P20 Apr. 32 P Joseph Robt. Raines3 . 19 Sept. 05 28 May 07 2 June 25 10 Jan. 37 Chas. Augustus Brooke.. 10 Apr. 25 17 Apr. 35 p 1 Dec. 37 David Dickson 9 Sept. 13 9 Nov. 20 26 Jan. 38 John G. Champion .... 2 Aug. 31 p 8 May 35 p 2 Feb. 38 John Robt. Currie P28 Oct. 31 P24 Apr. 35 p 8 June 38 0 Wm. Chas. Fisher P14 Dec. 26 P28 May 29 P29 Jan. 36 0 James W. Dalgety 26 June 23 5 Mar. 29 p 2 Dec. 37 Lieutenants. Wm. Armstrong Rogers 7 July 14 2 June 30 0 Charles P. Hamilton.... 29 June 30 P13 Mar. 35 1 9 Edmund J. Cruice 9 Apr. 25 13 June 30 0 Alfred Thos. Heyland .. P 4 Apr. 33 p 8 July 36 0 John Randle Ford P13 Mar. 35 p 4 Aug. 37 0 Henry Hume p 9 May 35 p 1 Dec. 37 0 Thos. James Dobson .... P14 Dec. 26 P26 Nov. 30 0 H. O. C. Master. p 18 Sept. 35 p 2 Feb. 38 0 Geo. Cornwall p 8 July 36 p 9 Mar. 38 0 Edw. Thompson P30 Dec. 36 P16 Mar. 38 0 Rich. Pratt p 5 May 37 p 8 June 38 16& John Wood p12 Jan. 14 Pl5 June 32 0 John Fitz Thos. Dennis.. p 4 Aug. 37 PSOOct. 38 Ensigns. 0 Charles Rogers P17 Feb. 37 0 F. Smythe P24 Feb. 37 0 R. Collins Craigie P 2 Feb. 38 0 G. W. P. Bingham P16 Feb. 38 0 Walter Yenour p 9 Mar. 38 0 Fred W. Chapman p 16 Mar. 38 0 Geo. Jas. Dowdall p 8 June 38 0 W. H. Underwood P28 Apr. 37 0 Paymaster.—F. Feneran,4 15 Dec. 37 ; Quart.-Mast. 1 Dec. 23. 9 Adjutant.—William Armstrong Rogers {Lieut.) 3 July, 35. 0 Quarter-Master.—Wm. Henry Rogers, 17 Feb. 38; Ens. 8 May, 35; Lieut. 16 Feb. 38. Surgeon.—Joseph Ewing, 4 Dec. 35; Assist.-Surg. 7 Sept. 09. Assistant-Surgeons.—Duncan Affleck, 15 Jan. 36. Fred. Hobson Clark, 15 Sept. 37. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Mr. Lawrie.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Borough, Armit & Co. 1 Sir John Buchan has received a cross and one clasp for Guadaloupe, Yittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive. 2 Major Walter served in the Peninsula from October, 1813, to the end of the war, including the battles of Nivelle 10th Nov., and Nive 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th December, 1818. 8 Major Raines served at the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna, besides minor affairs during the retreat; served also at Walcheren. 4 Paymaster Feneran served the campaign of 1814 in Holland. Present at Waterloo. 147 9 6 if A Regiment of Foot. Colonel. 46 Sir Lewis Grant,1 K.C.H. Lieut. 15 Feb. 1794; Copt. 11 June, 96; Major, 8 Full Half Sept. 02; Lieut.-Col. 18 Feb. 1804; Col. 4 June 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37; Col. 96th Regt. 9 April, 39. Lieut.-Colonel.—$) Alex. Cairncross,2 K.H. Ens. P25 June, 03; Lieut. 15 Sept. 04; Capt. 7 June, 10; Major, p 10 June, 26; Lieut.-Col. p 19 Sept. 34. Majors.—William Ilulme,3 Ens. 25 Sept. 03; Lieut. 26 June, 05; Capt. 26 Aug. 13; Brevet-Major, 23 Dec. 17 ; Beqtl.-Major, 9 March, 34; Brevet- Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 37. 19 C. Brownlow Cumberland, Ens. p 21 Dec. 20; Lieut, p 15 Oct. 25; Capt. P10 June, 26; Major, p 19 Sept. 34. Captains. CAPTAIN. BK.EV.-MAJ. 6 Peter Cheape 25 May 13 3 Aug. 15 P24 Dec. 25 28 June 38 2 Bentinck H. Cumberland p 19 Aug. 19 P13 Oct. 25 P14 Nov. 26 0 Thus. Maitland Wilson .. 15 Apr. 24 P13 May 26 P23 Dec. 31 12i Robt. Bush.... P22 Apr. 26 p 5 June 27 P23 Mar. 32 4A Loftns Fra. Jones4 .... 7 Feb. 11 1 Oct. 12 9 Mar. 34 0 Roderick Mackenzie .... p 19 July 27 P19 July 31 P19 Sept. 34 0 Geo. Anderson ; 5 Sept. 28 P19 Sept. 34 Pll Aug. 37 0 Robt. Ross 13 June 30 Pll July 34 P14 Sept. 38 0 Edward Hill P29 Dec. 32 p 23 June 37 P27 July 38 0 Matthew Richmond .... 25 May 20 P25 Sept. 23 p 16 Mar. 26 Lieutenants. 7 Quarter-master Mair’s services: A Alex. Mackenzie, 29 May 17 3 Nov. 19 on board the Robust, .74, at the 0 Philip Fred, de Meuron.. 8 Apr. 25 P10 June 26 taking of three French line-of-battle ships under Lord Bridport, 23 June, 0 Jas, Clyde ....) 5 June 27 P23 Mar. 32 1795. Defeat of French forces at 0 Edward Barclay...... p 12 July 27 P14 Feb. 84 Quiberon and taking of Fort Pen- 0 Morris R. Campbell .... 2 July 29 19 Dec. 35 thevre in France, Oct. 1795. Cast away off Algiers on board the Am 0 Phillpotts Wright Taylor P16 Mar. 32 p 4 Mar. 36 phitrite frigate, 25th Dec. 1795. 17^ Nicholas Horsley* 18 Mar. 13 5 Oct. 15 Taking of Minorca, and siege and 0 20 Apr. 82 P12 Aug. 36 reduction of the Citadel of Fort Wm. Price Lewes ...... George in 1798. Campaign of 1801 0 Wm. Arch. Eyton P14 Feb. 34 P30 June 37 in Egypt, including the battles of 0 Edw. W. Scovell 29 Dec. 35 p 2 Nov. 38 the 8th, 13th, and 21st March (wounded in the right hand) ; action 0 W. S. Nicholson 4 Mar. 36 19 Dec. 38 and skirmishes at Grand Cairo ; 0 James Chambre P27 July 26 p 12 Feb. 29 and reduction of Alexandria. Served 0 Fra. J. Hugonin P12 Aug. 36 P26 Apr. 39 in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, including the battles of Busaco and Ensigns. Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and battle 0 Rich R. Currer 16 Sept. 36 of Toulouse. 0 Hon. John Stourton .... P30 June 37 8 Dr. Shortland’s services :—Campaign and battle of Corunna ; campaign of 1810 and 1811 in Portugal, 0 Fred. Pierce ...... P18 Aug. 38 including the battle of Busaco. Served also during 0 Richard Roney P14 Sept. 38 the whole of the war with the United States of 0 Livingston Mitchell .... P29 June 38 0 James Pursloe 28 Dec. 38 0 Thomas Orme p26 Apr. 39 0 Selwyn Willson P12 July 39 124, Paymaster'.—13 Edwin Griffiths,6 11 Jan. 33; 2nd Lieut. 6 Janl3; Lieut. 12 Nov. 18. Adjutant.—Morris R. Campbell, {Lieut.) 30 June, 37. Quarter-Master.—13 Hugh Mair,7 18 March, 13; Ens. 24 Aug. 20. Surgeon.—13 Jas. Shortland,8 14 July, 14 ; Assist.-Surg. 29 June, 09; Hosp.- Assist. 7 Oct. 07. Assistant-Surgeon.—Adam Walker Murray, 8 Feb. 27 ; Hosp.-Assist. 6 July, 26. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Lawrie and M£Grigor. [Retw'ned from North America, Sept. 1835.] 1 Sir Lewis Grant was on board H. M. ship Orion, in the action with the French fleet 23d June, 95. Was subsequently at the capture of various places in the West Indies. 2 Col. Cairncross served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to Oct. 1813, including the siege of Cadiz ; Messena’s retreat from Portugal March and April. 1811 ; battle of Fuentes d’Onor ; siege of Badajoz, May and June, 1811 ; action at El Bodon and Guinaldo ; siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo ; battle of Salamanca ; capture of Madrid and Retiro ; Retreat to Portugal, Oct. and Nov. 1812, and battle of Vittoria, Wounded in the head at the storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, and severely through the right elbow joint at Vittoria, 3 Lieut,-Col. Hulme served in the Pindarree campaign, and commanded the flank companies in the general action of the 21st Dec. 17, for which he obtained the brevet rank of Major; he again commanded them when the fort of Fulnair was stormed 27th Feb. 1818. 4 Capt. Jones served in the Peninsula from June, 1812, to the end of the war, including the battle of Salamanca; San Munos ; San Milan; Vittoria, heights of Santa Barbara; Eschelar ; Vera bridge and heights ; crossing the Bidassoa ; Nivelle (severely wounded) ; Orthes, Tarbes, Tournefeuille, and Toulouse. Served also during the whole of the operations against New Orleans. 5 Lieut. Horsley served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Germany and Holland, and was severely wounded (three wounds) at Bergen-op- Zoom. 6 Paymaster Grifflths served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Peninsula. Served also in the American war, including the capture of Washington ; battle before Baltimore, and the several operations on the coast. Present during the several attacks upon the enemy’s lines before New Orleans. In the batteries upon the banks of the Mississippi at the blowing up of a man-of-war schooner. Taking of Fort Boyer, 148 97th (or The Earl of Ulster’s) Regiment of Foot. Years’Serv. “ Quo fas et gloria ducunt.” 41 1 Colonel. Full Half 5LSE Rt. Hon. Sir H. Hardinge, K. C. B. Hns. 8 Oct. 1798; Lieut. 25 Mar. Pay. Pay. 1802 • Capt. 7 Apr. 04 1 Major, 13 Apr. 09 ; Lieut.-Col. 30 May, 11 j Col. 19 July, 21 ; Maj.-Gen. 22 July, 30. 4-py Lieut.-Col.—43 John Campbell, JEns. p 9 July, 03 ; Lieut, p 17 Mar. 04 ; Capt. p 5 May, 08; Brevet-Major, 27 May, 25; Regtl.-Major, 27 Oct. 29 ; Lieut.- Col. 28 June, 38. Majors.—43 Henry Fred. Lockyer,2 K.H., Ens. p 25 Mar. 1813; Lieut. 19 Jan. 14; Capt. p 20 June 22 ; Major, p 12 June, 35. Nicholas Lawson Darrah,8 ^nd-Lieut. 16 Aug. 04; LAeut. 2 April, 05; Capt. p 30 June, 08; Regtl.-Maj. and Brev.-Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 38. Captains. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 7J, 43 Thomas Smith4 1 Dec. 04 25 Sept. 05 25 Oct. 14 10 Jan. 37 43 William Cannon5 26 Aug. 07 7 June 10 7 April 25 28 June 38 dB Geo. Hutchison never 14 July 14 P26 June 27 0 Wm. Trevor Stannus.... p 1 July 24 p 8 April 26 P 23 July 29 0 Henry Handcock 8 April 25 P20 Mar. 27 P24 Feb. 32 8 43 Donald Mackintosh6.. 30 May 11 21 April 14 27 Sept. 34 0 Aug. Fred. Welsford .... p 24 Feb. 32 P 25 July 34 p 19 Jan. 38 Hector Harvest 20 April 15 7 April 25 28 June 38 43 Sackville Z. Thatcher7. 1 Nov. 10 26 Aug. 33 8 Feb. 39 0 John Kinderley. ' P14 Dec. 32 P31 Dec. 36 P22 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. 0 John M‘Caskill 25 Jan. 25 27 June 28 0 Robert Lisle ...... Pll Dec. 28 P29 Aug. 34 7 Captain Thatcher served in the Peninsula, from Aug. 1811 to the 0 Robt. Colvill P27 Dec. 33 P10 Feb. 37 end of the war, including the action 0 Henshaw Russell P16 May 34 P24 Mar. 37 at Fuenta Grinaldo ; sieges of Ciu- 0 Charles Yard p 25 July 34 P21 April37 dad Rodrigo and Badajoz (wound- ed) ; battles of Salamanca (wound- 0 Rob. Hen. S. Jackson.. .. P10 Oct. 34 p 2 Sept. 37 ed), Vittoria, Pampeluna, Pyrenees, 0 Walter Boyd 12 Mar. 36 p 19 Jan. 38 Vera (wounded), Nivelle, Nive, 0 J. O. W. Ingram p 9 Mar. 38 Orthes, and Toulouse. P13 May 36 8 Captain O’Neill’s services 0 David Craigie p 7 Nov. 34 28 June 38 Expedition to Walcheren and siege 0 Isaac Moore 20 Feb. 35 29 June 38 of Flushing ; capture of the Isle of 0 28 Dec. 38 France ; Mahratta campaigns of John Hutton 27 April 32 1817 and 18, including the capture 0 Wm. Garforth P31 Dec. 36 P22 Mar. 39 of the Forts Singhur, Wossoola, 0 Geo. Mauleverer Gowan.. P10 Feb. 37 P17 May 39 Poorunder and Sholopore. Ensigns. 9 Quarter-Master Sleator served in Sicily and the 0 Rob. B. Giveen p 2 Sept. 37 Peninsula, from 1805 until the end of the war in 0 Fred W. Lane p 19 Jan. 38 1814. 0 William Murray p 9 Mar. 38 0 George Dorehill P20 Nov. 38 0 Alfred Padley p 8 Feb. 39 0 Fra. Edw. Evans p 5 Apr. 39 0 Richard Sutton P17 May 39 0 Edm. C. Leigh 5 July 39 Paymaster.—Charlton O’Neill,8 30 Dec. 36 ; Ens. 12 Oct. 08 : Lieut. 2 May, 11; Capt. 27 June, 28. 0 Adjutant.—Isaac Moore, (Lieut.) 20 Feb. 35. 0 Quarter-Master.—43 Joseph Sleator,9 24 Feb. 25. 4& Surgeon.—W. Austin, M.D. 21 Nov. 28; Assist.-Surg. 4 Mar. 13 ; Hosp.- Assist. 21 Nov. 11. 0 Assistant-Surgeon.—Wm. Forbes Leith, 15 April, 36. Facings Sky Blue.—Agent, Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane & Co. [Returnedfrom Ceylon, September, 1836.] 1 Sir Henry Hardinge has received a cross and five clasps for Busaco, Albuhera, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, (severely wounded), Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes. Sir Henry was severely wounded at Ligny, 16 June 1815, and lost his left hand. 2 Major Lockyer served in the Peninsula, from Aug. 1813 to the end of the war, including the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Aire, (severely wounded on left wrist and elbow joint), and Toulouse. 3 Col* Darrah served in Scylla castle when besieged in 1807 ; and before the same place in 1809. At Mili, in Sicily, when a descent was made by the troops of Murat, king of Naples. Served also the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. 4 Major Smith served in the Peninsula from July, 1808 to the end of the war, including the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo ; second siege and storm of Badajoz, 6th April, 1812 ; battles of Sala- manca, Vittoria, (wounded in the left thigh), Sabugal, Villa Moreil ; and passage of the Bidassoa. 5 Major Cannon served in the Peninsula, from Jan. 1810 to the end of the war, including the siege of Fort Matagorda in front of Cadiz in 1810, during its bombardment, which lasted two months ; lines of Torres Vedras ; battle of Fuentes d’Onor; first siege of Badajoz ; action at Elbodon $ storm of Ciudad Rodrigo (severely wounded in the chest) ; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria (slightly wounded in the right knee), Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 6 Captain Mackintosh served at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807, and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the battles of Oporto and Talavera ; siege of Cadiz in 1810 ; battle of Busaco ; lines of Torres Vedras ; battles of Fuentes d’Onor, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, besides several minor affairs and skirmishes. Wounded by the fragment of a shell at Orthes, while carrying the colours of the 88th regiment. 149 98 th Regiment of Foot.

Colonel. 46 1 Full Half John Ross, C.B. Ens. 2 June,93; Lient. 8 May, 96; Capt. 11 Jan. 00; Major, Pay. Pay. 15 Aug. 04 ; Lieut.-Col. 28 Jan. 08 ; Col. 4 June, 14} Major-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38. Lieut.-Colonel.—^ Colin Campbell,2 Ens. 26 May, 08; Lieut. 28 June, 09; Capt. 9 Nov. 13; Major, p 26 Nov. 25; Lieut.-Col. p 26 Oct. 32. Majors.—Arthur Charles Gregory, Ens. p 24 Oct. 21; Lieut, p 1 Oct. 25; Capt. p 15 Aug. 26; Mcjor, p 18 Oct. 31. Henry Eyre, Ens. p 28 Aug. 17 ; Lieut, p 20 April, 26 ; Capt. p 3 April 28 ; Major, p 17 Feb. 37. Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 6.1 William Roberts 14 Apr. 14 7 Apr. 25 P18 Oct. 31 13 Peter Tripp3 p 2 Sept. 02 p 3 Sept. 03 p. 6 Nov. 05 12 Aug. 19 0 Thos. Maitland Edwards.. 8 Apr. 25 p 3 Apr. 28 p 14 Dec. 32 0 William Edie p14 Jan. 26 P18 Oct. 31 P29 Nov. 33 0 Henry Douglas Cowper.. P20 July 30 P14 Dec. 32 p 4 Mar. 36 0 J ohn Rainier ... P14 June 31 p 1 Feb. 33 P17 Feb. 37 Ql p John Macphail 2 Jan. 06 29 Sept. 08 25 Oct. 14 10 Jan. 37 0 William Wallace 8 Apr. 25 25 Oct. 27 P22 Sept 37 0 Charles Granet p 19 July 31 P23 Jan. 35 P27 Apr. 38 0 Geo. Davies Paterson.... P25 May 32 p 5 June 35 Pll May 38 Lieutenants. 4 5 Paymaster Dunlevie served $ 2139 John Quin Wall .. 25 Aug. 13 19 July 15 the campaign of 18] 4 in Hol- &T2 Jas. Bell Kingsley. 10 Nov. 13 9 Nov. 14 land, including the attack on 0 Chas. Rich. Ilderton.... P22 June 32 P 30 Jan. 35 the village of Merxem, bom- bardment of Antwerp, and 0 Michael Gavin p 2 Dec. 31 P28 June 36 storming of Bergen-op-Zoom, QJ Septimus Harrison 24 Dec. 08 1 May 12 where he was severely wound- 0 Samuel Wm. Russell.... p 1 Feb. 33 9 Feb. 37 ed through the left arm and left side. Present on the 16th, 0 Jas. C. Alex. Dunbar.... P29 Nov. 33 P22 Sept. 37 17th, and 18th June at Wa- 0 Thos. Chas. Ormsby P22 Mar. 33 20 Oct. 37 terloo. 0 Fred. Amelius Whimper.. p23 Jan. 35 P23 Mar. 38 6 Dr. Bourchier served in 0 Thos. Heaton Lovett.... p 5 June 35 P27 Apr. 38 the Peninsula from 1809 to 1814, including the siege of 0 Daniel Rainier p 4 Mar. 36 Pll May 38 Olivenga; battles of Busaco 0 John Morton Jeffery.... P28 June 36 P22 June 38 and Albuhera (wounded in the 0 E. J. Nixon P17 Feb. 37 P26 Apr. 39 right leg); siege of Badajoz in 1812. Present also in the attacks at Campo Ensigns. Mayor, and several others ; and the retreat from E. Haythorne 12 May 37 Busaco and Burgos, and the various opera- Chas. E. Synge P22 Sept. 37 tions in the 2d division under the command S. Erskine Rolland P23 Feb. 38 of Lord Hill. Alexander Stewart Pll May 38 Steph. Edw. Colby P 22 June 38 John Montresor 14 Dec. 38 A. Hamilt. Harvest 28 Dec. 38 Francis Grantham P26 Apr. 39 Paymaster. •®3E Gillespie Dunlevie,5 10 June, 24 ; Ens. 20 May, 13 ; Lieut. 11 June, 18. 0 Adjutant.—T. C. Ormsby, (Lieut.) 22 March, 39. .0 Quarter-Master.—James Fagan, 19 Jan. 38. 3 Surgeon.—$ Thomas Bourchier,6 22 Aug. 11; Assist.-Surg. 24 May, 04. 0 Assistant-Surgeon.—Cardinal Brewster, 30 Oct. 38. Facings White.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Returned from the Cape of Good Hope, June, 1837.] 1 General Ross has received a medal for Vimiera. 2 Col. Campbell’s services:—battle Of Vimiera; advance and retreat of the army in Spain, and battle of Corunna. Expedition to Zealand. Peninsula, from Dec. 1809 to Jan. 1814, including the battle of Bar- rosa; defence of Tarrifa; expedition for the relief of Tarragona; affairs of Posts in the valley of Malaga; affair at Osma; battle of Vittoria; siege of San Sebastian, and assault of the outworks 17th July, and body of the fortress 25th July, 1818 ; on these assaults led the columns of attack. Passage of the Bidassoa and assault of the intrenched position on that river. Received two severe wounds at the assault of San Sebas- tian, one through the right hip, and one through the left thigh. Severely wounded at the assault of the intrenched position on the Bidassoa by a musket shot through the right thigh. 8 Col. Tripp served at the capture of Guadeloupe in 1815. Brevet Lieut.-Col. 28 June, 88. 4 Lieut. Wall served in the Peninsula from 1812 to the end of the war, including the battle of Vittoria, and other actions' in which the 40th regiment was engaged. Served also in the expedition to New Orleans. Present at Waterloo. 150 99th (or Lanarkshire) Regiment of Foot. Colonel. 44 IP Sir Thomas Arbuthnot,1 K.C.B. Ens. 23 Nov. 95; Lieut. 1 May, 96; Capt. Full Half 25 June, 98; Major, 7 April, 08 ; Lieut.-Col. 24 May, 10 3 Col. 4 June, 14 3 Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 27 May, 25 3 Liewt.-Gen. 28 June, 38. 7-SL Lieut.-Colonel.—James Johnston, 2 Ens. 29 Aug. 05 3 Lieut, p 21 Aug. 06 3 Capt. 24 Feb. 14 3 Brevet-Major, 4 Sept. 17 3 Eegtl.-Major, p 17 Nov. 253 Lieut.-Col. 11 June, 29. 3ii Majors.—|p John Napper Jackson,3 Ens. 1 July, 05 3 Lieut. 1 Jan. 06 3 Capt. 28 Feb. 12 3 Major, 11 June, 29. Q 6 Sir John Gaspard Le Marchant, Ens. 26 Oct. 20 3 Lieut. P24 Oct. 21 3 Capt. p 30 June, 25 3 Major, p 14 Dec. 32. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Gillies Macpherson4 9 July 03 22 May 04 7 May 12 22 July 30 6^ Edward Last 13 Oct. 14 P20 Nov. 24 P22 May 29 2^- Geo. Marmaduke Reeves. 1 July 24 P 8 Apr. 26 P27 Apr. 27 0 Jaffray Nicholson P20 Nov. 24 P22 Apr. 26 P 5 July 33 0 Philip Smyly P27 Mar. 28 P18 June 30 P18 July 34 0 Edw. Maurice O’Connell. P22 May 29 p 9 Dec. 31 P28 Apr. 37 0 Gage Geo. Canny P18 June 30 P14 Mar. 34 P23 June 37 John Armstrong 29 Oct. 12 19 Apr. 14 29 Sept. 37 0 Geo. Robt. Cummin p 7 Jan. 30 P28 Sept. 32 P21 Apr. 37 John Parson Westropp ., Pll Jan. 22 P23 June 25 P27 Apr. 27 Lieutenants. 0 Augustus Warren P19 Sept. 26 p 22 May 29 0 Henry Jas. Day 10 Feb. 25 11 June 29 0 Robt. Webster 10 Apr. 25 26 June 30 TliSllB Lambert Cowell...... P24 Aug. 15 p 22 Jan. 18 0 Wm. Thos. Wodehouse .. P 8 Oct. 29 P31 Dec. 33 0 Wm. Mair...... 26 Nov. 30 22 Apr. 36 0 Hen. Fred. Alston P21 Mar. 34 p 3 Mar. 37 0 Arch. W. Reed p 4 Sept. 35 P25 July 37 0 Thos. Cassan 28 Oct. 31 26 July 37 0 David Beatty P26 June 35 21 Jan. 38 0 Henry Pardoe P 8 July 36 p 2 Feb. 38 0 Rich. Ramsbottom p 7 Aug. 35 p 1 June 38 0 Thos. Hussey Burgh p29 July 36 P20 Nov. 38 Ensigns. 0 J. H. H. Gall.. 22 Nov. 36 0 Rupert B. Deering 5 3 Mar. 37 0 H. J. Jauncey P28 Apr. 37 0 S. Cosby Price P23 June 37 0 Charles Blamire p 25 July 37 0 Edward Beatty 2 Feb. 38 0 Pat. Johnston P20 Nov. 38 0 Wm. H. Rathborne p 21 Sept. 38 7 P ay master.- -Wm. Francis Webster, 19 May, 37 Ens. 6 Feb. 23 ; Lieut. 12 July, 33. 0 Adjutant.—R. B. Deering, (Ensign) 8 Feb. 39. 0 Quarter-Master.—512E Alexander Macdonald, 13 June, 34 3 Ens. 16 May, 34. 7 Surgeon.—William Williams, 5 21 Sept. 30 3 Assistant-Surgeon, 19 Dec. 113 Hosp.-Assist. 9 July, 09. Assistant-Surgeon.—Wm. Gibson Byrne, 19 Oct. 263 Hosp.-Assist. 8 Dec. 25, Facings Yellow.—Agent, Sir J. Kirkland, 80, Pall Mall.—Irish Agent, Messrs. Cane & Co. [Returned from the Mauritius, 5 October, 37.] 1 Sir Thomas Arbuthnot has received a cross and one clasp for Roleia and Vimiera, Corunna, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes. 2 Col. Johnston served with tne expedition to South America in 1807, and was wounded at the assault of Monte Video. Served also in the Peninsula from Aug. 1808 to the end of the war, including the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Talavera; first and second sieges of Badajoz; battles of Albuhera (wounded), Sala- manca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, 26th, 27th, and 80th July, and Nivelle. 8 Major Jackson served in the Peninsula from 1810 to the end of the war, including the battle of Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; siege of Badajoz April 1812; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, 27th, 28th, '29th, and 80th July, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. 4 Major Macpherson served in the American war, including the taking of Castine and Hampden. 5 Dr. Williams served at Walcheren in 1809, and in the Peninsula from 1810 to 1812. 151 Rifle Brigade. “Copenhagen” — “Monte Video” — “Roleia” — “Vimieha” —“Corunna”— “Busaco”—“Barbosa”—“Puentes d’Onor”—“Ciudad Rodrigo”—“ Bada- joz” — “ Salamanca” — “V ittoria” — “ N ivelle” — “ N ive” — “ Orthes” — u Toulouse”—“ Peninsula”—“ W aterloo.” Years’ Serv Colonel-in- Chief. 52 i) Arthur, Duke o/Wellington, K.G. G.C.B. & G.C.H. 19 Feb. 20. i'.nVYt'YYiff’Y) ft H'Y) /■ 45 1512a Sir K. F. Barnard,1 K.C.B. & G.C.H. Em. 26 Aug. 1794; Lieut. Sept. 94; Capt. 13 Nov. 94; Major, 1 Jan. 1805; Lieut.-Col. 28 Jan. 08 •, Col. 4 June, 13; Major-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37. 47 'P Sir Jas. Stevenson Barns,2 K.C.B. Ens. 11 July, 92; Lieut. 2 Jan. 94; Capt. Full Half 27 Feb. 96; Major, 17 Sept. 02; Lieut.-Col. 6 Nov. 06; Col. 4 June, 14; Pay. Pay. Major-Gen. 19 July, 21; Lieut.-Gen. 10 Jan. 37. 33 Lieut.-Colonels.—George Brown,3 C.B. & K.H. Ens. 23 Jan. 06; Lieut. 18 Sept. 06; Cap#. 20 June, It; Major, P26 May, 14; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 29 Sept. 14; Eegtl.-Lieut.-Col. P17 July, 23; Col. 6 May, 31. 33 0 |) 512a John Charles Hope,4 K.H. Ens. 8 Jan. 07 ; Lieut. 2 Feb. 09; Capt A) Nov. 20; Major, 22 July, 30; Lieut.-Col. P4 Dec. 35. 23 Of Majors.—Geo. Milne Stevenson, Ens. 21 April, 13; Lieut. 11 Jan. 15; Capt. p 24 Oct. 21; Major, p 12 Aug. 34. 25 Chas. Lestock Boileau, 2nd Lieut. P17 Nov. 14; Lieut. P24 Oct. 21; Capt. P2 Sept. 24 ; Major, p 4 Dec. 35. 34 0 Thos. E. Kelly,5 Ens. 1 April, 06; Lieut. 11 Feb. 08 ; Capt. 26 Dec. 22 ; Brevet-Major, 10 Jan. 37; B.egtl.-Major, P24 Feb. 37. 25 0 Richard Irton, 2nd Lieut, p 11 May, 15; Lieut, p 20 May,; 24 ; Capt. p 29 Aug. 26 ; Major, p 31 May, 39. ; BREV.-MAJ. Captains. 2nd lieut. captain. Wm. Warren p 26 Nov. 18 p 10 Jan. 22 P31 Oct. 26 ^ 512a Robert Cochrane 6 p 9 Nov. 09 8 May 12 22 May 28 George Duller 2 Mar. 20 28 Mar. 25 p 19 Aug. 28 Hon. J. St. V. Saumarez P 8 Jan. 24 p 28 Jan. 26 p 17 Dec. 29 $ 512a John Fry7 p 21 June 10 10 May 12 22 July 30 Hen. Ferd. Beckwith.... P20 May 24 p 8 Apr. 26 p 31 Aug. 30 Wm. Sullivan...... p 14 Oct. 24 p 8 Apr. 26 P21 June 31 John Alex. Henderson .. p 9 Dec. 24 P31 Dec. 25 p 18 Jan. 31 Wm. Crosbie 12 Apr. 25 P29 Aug. 26 Pll Oct. 33 Robert Walpole p 11 May 25 p 26 Sept. 26 p 24 Jan. 34 Chas. Fred. Napier 9 Apr. 25 17 Apr. 28 p 12 Aug. 34 Henry Capel p 9 June 25 22 May 28 p 22 May 35 Chas. Du Pre Egerton .. P13 July 25 p 25 Nov. 28 P31 July 35 James Dolphin p 15 July 25 p 17 Dec. 29 p 4 Dec. 35 Arth. J. Lawrence P 4 Apr. 27 P12 Feb. 30 p 24 Feb. 37 John Rooper p 7 Apr. 26 22 July 30 p 22 Aug. 37 John Nelson Frampton.. 30 Nov. 15 P 2 Sept. 24 28 Nov. 37 James Martin P 9 Apr. 26 19 Aug. 30 p 3 Aug. 38 Edw. Holt Glegg p 3 Aug. 26 P21 June 31 p 23 Apr. 39 John Hamilton Esten .. p 30 Aug. 26 P30 Mar. 32 P31 May 39 1 Sir Andrew Barnard served at St. Domingo from Apr. to Aug. 1705; served in the expedition under Sir Ralpli Abercromby to the West Indies, and was at the reduction of Horne Fortunee. In 1799, served in the expedi- tion to the Helder, and was present in the actions of the 27th Aug., 10th Sept, and 2d and 6th Oct. Sir Andrew has received a cross and four clasps for Barrosa (severely wounded); Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Yittoria, Nivelle (severely wounded), Orthes, and Toulouse. Slightly wounded at Waterloo. 2 Sir J. S. Barnes served under Oen. O'Hara, at Toulon, until its evacuation, and was present at the defence of Fort Mulgrave, and the sortie from Toulon. Served the whole of the campaign in Corsica, until the surrender of Calvi, including the storming of Convention Redoubts, capture of St. Fiorenzo, Bastia, and the siege of Calvi. In 1799, served the campaign in Holland, and was wounded at Alkinoor, 22 Oct. 99. Accompanied the expedition to the Ferrol, and served the whole of the campaign in Egypt in 1801, until the surrender of Alexandria. Served in the expedition to Walcheren, and in Spain and Portugal from March, 1810, until the conclusion of the war in 1814. He has received a cross for Busaco, St. Sebastian, Salamanca (severely wounded), and the Nive. 3 Col. Brown was at the siege and capture of Copenhagen in 1807; battle of Vimiera 21st Aug. 1808 ; pas- sage of the Douro and capture of Oporto, with the previous and subsequent actions; battle of Talavera, 27th and 28th July, 1809 (severely wounded through both thighs); the action of the Light Division at the Bridge of Almeida, 24th July, 1810; battle of Busaco, and the different actions during the retreat of the French army from Portugal; actions at Sabugal, 3rd April, and battles of Fuentes d’Onor, 5th May, 1811; San Sebastian, Sept. 1813; Nivelle, 10th Nov.; Nive, 9th Dec. 1818, and investment of Bayonne. Served in the last American war, including the battle of Bladensburg and capture of Washington, 24th August l4. Slightly wounded in the head, and very severely in the left groin at Bladensburg. 152 JRifle Brigade. Full Half Pay. Pay. 2nd LIEUT. LIEUT. Lieutenants. —— 6 Capt. Cochrane was present 0 W. Sher Ramsay Norcott 13 June 22 16 June 25 at Cadiz in Aug. 1811, and 24 Dec. 29 during the siege ; at Orangues, 0 Thos. Wm. Smith Pp15 Sept. 25 p 29th Oct.; Sail Munos, 17 Nov. 0 Rich. Hen. Fitzherhert.. 3 July 27 ll Jan. 33 1812; San Milan, 18th June; 0 Sidney Beckwith 17 Apr. 28 26 May 33 battle of Yittoria, 21st June; 0 Alexander Monro ..<... p 19 Aug. 28 p 5 July 33 bridge of Vera, 81 Aug. 18, p (severely wounded in left arm ;) 0 Keith Wellington Young p 11 Sept. 28 pll Oct. 33 Waterloo, 18 th June, 1815, Frederick Belson 25 Jan. 16 24 Jan. 34 wounded in left breast. 0 Geo. Kerwan Carr p29 June 30 p31 July 35 7 Captain Fry served in the Wm. Henry Frankland.. p 7 June 31 p 4 Dec. 35 Peninsula from May, 1812, to 0 p p the end of the war, including 0 Rob. Duncan Fergusson p 5 J uly 31 p 6 May 36 the battles of Salamanca and 0 Wilmot Hen. Bradford .. 24 May 33 26 Aug. 36 Vittoria. Severely wounded 0 Hon. Edm. G. Monckton 18 May 32 20 Apr. 36 (left leg fractured) by a mus- p ket shot in the attack on the 0 Geo. Hughes Wilkins .. p 16 Dec. 31 p24 Feb. 37 heights of Vera, 7th Oct. 1813. 0 Rich. Luther Watson.... 22 June 32 23 June 37 Again wounded on the 18th 0 Wm. Leigh Mellish .... p24 Jan. 33 p 2 Feb. 38 June, at Waterloo. Wm. Hen. Beresford.... p25 Jan. 33 p 3 Aug. 38 8 Captain Holden served at 0 p the siege of Scylla Castle, in 0 Rob. Viscount Jocelyn .. p24 May 33 p 4 Aug. 38 Calabria, in 1810; and at the 0 Arch. Earl of Cassilis .. 5 July 33 19 Oct. 38 attack and capture of the 0 Alfred H. Horsford .... 12 July 33 p23 Apr. 89 island of Pouza, on the coast of p p Naples, in 1813. 0 Hon. H. E. H. Gage pll Oct. 33 31 May 39 9 Capt. Middleton served in 0 Edward Rooper 24 Jan. 34 P 5 July 39 the Peninsula and France from 0 Geo. Sam. Jenkinson.... p31 Jan. 34 P 12 July 39 13th March 1810, to 18th July, Second Lieutenants. 1814, includin the battle of Barrosa ; siege p of Ciudad Rodrigo, where he volunteered 6 0 Hen. S. Waddington .... p 15 May 34 with the storming party; Badajoz ; battles 5 0 Chas. Hen. Chambers .. 16 May 34 of Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Nive, Onhes, 5 0 Rob. Vans Agnew ...... p29 May 35 and Toulouse ; .besides various affairs of out- 0 Wm. Hale ...... p 31 July 35 posts. 4 p 10 Quarter - Master Trafford was present 4 0 H. Oldfield Bowles .... 4 Dec. 35 at the affair of Tarbes, 20th March ; Tour- 4 0 Edw. A. Somerset 29 Jan. 36 nefeuille, 27th March ; battle of Toulouse, 10th 4 0 W. Shipley Warren .... p 6 May 36 April, 1814; and battle of Waterloo, 18th June, p 1815. 3 0 Robert Craufurd p22 July 36 11 Dr. Ranken served in the Peninsula, from 3 0 Geo. B. Dawson 24 Feb. 37 June 1811 to the end of the war, including the 3 0 Alex. Macdonell p 23 June 37 battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, 3 0 Rob. Moore Peel p 2 Dec. 37 Orthes and Toulouse. 2 0 John Gibson ...... p 2 Feb. 38 2 0 Sir T. Munro, Bart p 7 July 38 2 0 W. Burnet Ramsay .... p27 July 38 2 0 W. Ox. Hammond p 3 Aug. 88 2 0 Fred. F. J. Morrice .... p 19 Oct. 38 1 0 Cha. Edm. Law p 23 Apr. 39 1 0 Fred. Rob. Ellington.... p 7 June 39 1 0 Lord Alex. Geo. Russell p 11 July 39 33 Paymasters.—Wm. Holden,8 26 Feb. 24; Ens. 15 Dec. 04; Lieut. 81 Dec. 06; Capt. 12 July, 21. 32 0 John Middleton,9 25 Nov. 26; Ens. 10 Mar. 08; Lieut. 4 Oct. 09; Capt. 7 April, 25. 0 Adjutants.—Sidney Beckwith, (Is# Lieut.) 26 Nov. 80. 0 Geo. Kirwan Carr, (Is# Lieut.) 30 Nov. 38. 0 Quarter-Masters.—jjj 313E Robert Trafford,10 2 June, 37. 0 Richard Taylor, 29 March, 39. 0 Surgeons.—Rob. Ranken,11 11 June, 30; Assist.-Surg. 16 April, 12. Moses White, M.D. 29 July, 36; Assist.-Surg.5 May,25; Hosp.-A. 4 Apr. 14. 15 0 Assist.-Surgs.—A. J. Nisb. Connell, M.D. 16 June, 25; Hasp.-Assist. 10 Mar. 25. Evans Garnons Lloyd, 18 Oct. 27 ; Hosp.-Assist. 25 Jan. 27. Regimentals Green.—Facings Black.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Is# Battalion returned from North America, Sept. 1836.] [2n<# Battalion returned from the Ionian Islands, June, 1837.] 4 Colonel Hope’s services :—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807 ; to Sweden and subsequently to the Peninsula in 1808 and 9, including the retreat and battle of Corunna. Expedition to Walcheren. Cam- paigns of 1810 and 11 in the Peninsula, including the siege of Cadiz and battle of Barrosa, where he was severely wounded. Served also the campaign of 1814 in Holland. Present at Waterloo and the capture of Paris. 5 Major Kelly’s services :—Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Capture of Martinique in 1809 and Gua- deloupe in 1810. Campaigns of 1813, 14 and 15, in Lower Canada, including the action at Chateaugay and Plattsburgh. 153 • u l.s^ West India Regiment of Foot.

DOMINICA’ MARTINIQUE”—“ GUADALOUPE ” Colonel. 46 $ Hon. Sir Henry King,1 K.C.B. Ens. 7 Feb. 94 ; Lieut. 2 Sept. 95 ; Capt. Full Hall 27 Feb. 96; Major, 24 Aug. 04 ; Lieut.-Col. 28 Jan. 08 ; Col. 4 June, 14; Pay. Pay. Maj.-Gen. 27 May, 25; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38. 20 nr Lieutenant-Colonels.—Wm. Bush, K.H. Cornet, p 7 Jan. 08 ; LAeut. P29 June, 09 ; Capt. p 222 July, 13 ; Major, p 8 April, 26; Lieut.-Col. P 22 May, 29. 38 °T2 Henry Capadose, Ens. 24 Mar. 96; Lieut. 30 Oct. 99; Capt. 24 Mar. 04; Brev.- Major, 4 June, 14 ; Ilegtl.-Major, 17 Oct. 16 ; Lieut.-Col. 22 Apr. 36. • 35 1 Majors.—Wm. Maxwell Mills,3 Ens. 25 Oct. 03; Lieut. 24 Oct. 04 ; Capt. 18 April, 11; Major, 24 April, 28. 31 0 John Cornell Chads,4 2nd Lieut. Royal Marines, 4 May, 09 ; Ens. BZrd Regt. 3 March, 14; Lieut. P1 Dec. 14; Capt. P 27 Jan. 20; Major, 22 April, 36. Captains. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. 4A J ames Douglas P27 Feb. 17 10 Feb. 25 P19 Dec. 26 12^ Robert Hughes5.... 11 April 11 29 Oct. 12 13 Feb. 27 0 James Delomel® 4 Mar. 13 25 Aug. 14 9 Sept. 33 Hector Downie 14 Dec. 08 25 Feb. 10 26 Oct. 30 0 Luke Smyth O’Connor... P27 April 27 22 Mar. 31 P17 Jan. 34 16^ George Beere 8 Feb. 07 29 Nov. 07 19 June 27 $ Archibald Robertson 7. 13 Apr. 09 6 Jan. 14 30 Dec. 34 3 James Clarke 11 Jan. 21 p 19 July 27 21 April 36 l Wm. Devonish Deverell.. 4 May 15 16 Nov. 20 7 April 37 0 John David Blythe p 21 Nov. 28 p 3 Feb. 32 p 1 Dec. 37 0 George Robeson 21 July 25 17 April 28 1 June 39 Rich. Straker Wickham.. 2 Dec. 13 11 April 16 2 June 39 2^ 13 312a John Griffith .... 29 July 13 4 May 15 29 July 36 Lieutenants. 10f5 James Palmer 20 Apr. 15 6 June 16 11 William Burke P10 Dec. 12 27 Aug. 15 0 John Fra. Grant. 6 Dec. 27 9 Sept. 33 0 Wm. Maxwell Mills.... P20 July 32 p17 Jan. 34 0 Geo. Waller Meehan 17 April 28 14 April 36 0 Samuel Hodson 18 Feb. 30 15 April 36 0 William Doran 15 Nov. 33 16 April 36 0 Philip Phipps Trotman.. p 6 Dec. 33 p 17 April 36 8-ft George Fahie Horsford.. 30 Jan. 28 20 April 36 4-^ Edward Lucas... 9 April 25 21 April 36 0 Sir J.R. Carm. Smyth,H#. p 29 May 35 P26 Aug. 36 0 Charles Bentley 30 May 34 11 Mar. 37 0 Gustavus H. Reilly p 21 April 36 p 1 Dec. 37 0 Benjamin Mackenzie.. .. 22 April 36 p 17 Feb. 38 0 Adam Campbell 19 April 36 19 Feb. 38 0 Wm. C. D. B. Reade.... 20 April 86 26 April 38 0 E. M. W. Pogson P29 April 36 27 Oct. 38 0 Jas. Wm. Graves 24 Oct. 34 81 May 39 0 Wm. Henry O’Toole p 12 Dec. 34 31 May 39 0 Hon. T. C. S. Foster .... P10 June 36 1 June 39 0 Alex. Wm. Mackenzie... 3 Feb. 37 1 June 39 0 Edm. Hay ter Bingham.. p 10 Mar. 37 1 June 39 0 .Edw. Alex. O’Donoghue.. 25 July 37 2 June 39 0 Wm. J. Hamilton 20 April 37 5 July 39 0 Chas. Thus. Hamilton .. p 17 Feb. 38 p 19 July 39 1 Sir Henry King served in the expedition to the Helder, and was severely wounded in the action of the 19th Sept. In 1805 he was wrecked and. made prisoner on his way to Hanover. Served in South America, and commanded in the attack on Buenos Ayres. Sir Henry has received a medal and one clasp, for Busaco and Salamanca. 2 Colonel Capadose served at the capture of Minorca in Nov. 1798. 3 Major Mills served at the capture of Martinique In 1809, and Guadeloupe in 1810. 4 Major Chads served with the expedition to Walcheren in 1809. 5 Capt. Hughes served in the Peninsula from 1809 to 1814, including the first siege of Badajoz, and the battles of Busaco, Vittoria (wounded), Salamanca, and the Pyrenees, besides various minor actions and skir- mishes. Present at Waterloo on the 16th, T7th and 18th June, and was wounded. 154 l.v£ West India Regiment of Foot. Years’Serv Full Half Pay. Pay. Ensigns. S. W. Sutton Bush... 18 Feb. 38 R. J. H. Moffatt..... 26 June 38 H. Williams Wily.,.. 27 June 38 J. Hunter Mushet... P19 Oct. 38 Cha. Grant Birch... . 25 Dec. 38 Mark Matthews ..... 29 May 39 Stevenson Ballantine. 30 May 39 Edwin Walters 31 May 39 Pierce Hackett 1 June 39 Robert Hughes 2 June 39 George Jeffrey8...... 4 June 39 John Andrew Wieburg 12 July 39 Richard Crawley .. . p 19 July 39 Paymaster.—W. Webster,9 7 Sept. 26; Ens. 20 May, 08; Lieut. 1 Feb. 09. Adjutant.—Charles Bentley, (Lieut.) 28 June, 36. Quarter-Master.—Richard Allard, 12 April, 39. Surgeon.—J. Duncanson, M.D. 1 June, 38; Assist.-Surg. 27 Oct. 26 ; Hosp. Assistant, 26 April, 15. Assistant-Surgeons.—Alexander Campbell, 12 Aug. 36. Robert Giles Montgomery, M.D. 5 July, 39. Facings White.—-Agents, Messrs. Cox & Co. 6 Captain Delotnel was present in the action before New Orleans 8th Jan. 1813. Also at the capture of Guadaloupe, November following. 7 Captain Robertson served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the end of the war, including the siege of Cadiz, Feb. to Sept. 1810; lines at Torres Vedras; actions at Redinha, Cazal Nova, Foz d’Arronce, and Sabugal; battle of Fuentes d’Onor; first siege of Badajoz; actions at El Bodon, and Aldea de Ponte; siege and assault of Ciudad Rodrigo; siege and assault of Badajoz, April, 1812; battle of Salamanca; capture of Madrid; retreat to Portugal; battle of Nivelle; actions of La Bastide, Sauveterre, and Vic Bigorre ; battles of Orthes (severely wounded in the left arm) and Toulouse. 8 Ensign Jeffrey served as a captain in the Anglo Spanish Legion, and was engaged in the actions of the 5th May (severely wounded) and 1st Oct. (severely wounded), 1886 ; 10th, 12th (wounded), 14th, 13th and 16 March, 16th and 17th May, 1837. He has received two medals, and the Royal Military Order of St. Fer- dinand, of the first class, for gallantry in action. 9 Paymaster Webster was at the capture of Martinique in 1809. Served also in the American War in 1814.

155 2nd West India Regiment of Foot. Colonel. 62 Francis Fuller,1 Ens. 'HG Jan. 1778; Lieut. 1 June, 78: Capt. 9 April, 81; Full Half Major, 21 Dec. 85; Lieut.-Col. 1 March, 94; Col. 1 Jan. 98; Major-Gen. Pay. Pay 1 Jan. 1805; Lieut.-Gen. 4 June, 11; Gen. 27 May, 25. Lieut. -Colonels. Francis Cockburn,2 Cornet, 16 Oct. 00; Lieut. P6 April, 03; Capt. 3 March, 04; Major, 27 June, 11; Lieut.-Col. 27 Oct. 14; Col. 10 Jan. 37. Wm. Burke Nicolls,3 Ens. 10 June, 95; Lieut. 4 April, 98; Capt. 3 Aug. 04; Brevet-Major, 4 June, 14 ; Begtl.-Major, 8 Jan. 24; Lieut.-Col. 12 Jan. 35. Majors.—John Anderson,4 Ens. 2 Nov. 09 ; Lieut. 24 Jan. 11; Capt. 16 Mar, 20; Major, 22 March, 27. Thomas McPherson,4 Ens. 8 Aug. 11; Lieut. 19 May, 13; Capt. 25 Dec. 23; Major, 12 Jan. 35. - Captains. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BEEV.-MAJ. Thomas Maling® 9 July 03 7 Sept. 04 11 July 05 12 Aug. 19 T5 Hen. P. Williams 9 June 14 p 22 Nov. 21 17 Sept. 27 Herbert Mends pever 19 Feb. 24 19 Mar. 29 John Jas. Peck 6 .... 27 May 13 24 May 21 p 8 June 30 0 Wm. Aug. Hill 22 Mar. 27 8 Aug. 31 p 13 June 34 0 Edw. Cha. Soden ...... 1 Feb. 27 June 24 10 Nov. 34 0 James Allen 8 Dec, 28 May 28 24 J uly 35 j 126 Rich. Percy Pack 16 Aug. 12 Apr. 20 12 Feb. 36 0 Hen. C. Cobbe 15 Feb. P 23 Jan. 35 P 3 Nov. 37 0 E. S. Norman Campbell ’ 2 Oct. 14 Jan. 20 p 7 Oct. 361 Lieutenants. 8^ Richard Elliot 28 July 14 30 Nov. 26 2 Col. Cockburn served in 0 William Lardner7 27 June 24 22 Mar. 27 South America in 1807; in the Peninsula in 1809 and 10; and 0 Stephen John Hill...... 10 Nov. 25 13 Feb. 28 in Canada from 1811 to 1814. 0 Hen. Wase Whitfeild.... 13 Feb. 28 28 Oct. 31 8 Colonel Nicolls served at 0 Tames Findlay p 3 Apr. 28 18 Nov. 31 the capture of the Cape of 0 28 Aug. 28 22 Mar. 33 Good Hope (both operations); Willoughby H. Nicolls .. also at the capture of the Isle 14 S323. Abraham P. Kenyon 24 June 13 24 June 13 of France. 0 James Edw. Boggis .... P12 July 33 p 17 Oct. 34 4 Majors Anderson and Me 0 Walter Crauford Kennedy 27 Oct. 31 10 Nov. 34 Pherson served in the Ame- rican war. 0 James Batchelor Davidson 25 May 32 13 Aug. 35 5 Brev.-Lieut.-Col. 10 Jan. 0 Wm. Tyrell Bruce P 4 July 34 P15 Apr. 36 87. 0 Virginius Murray p 22 May 35 p 4 Nov. 36 6 Capt. Peck served the 0 p 25 Nov. 36 campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Robt. Caldecott Morris.. p 18 Dec. 35 the Peninsula. 18^ Alexander Geddes 3 Feb. 14 27 Jan. 37 7 Lieut. Lardner was se- 0 L. C. W. II. Fitzgerald .. p 17 Oct. 34 p 7 Apr. 37 verely wounded in retaking 0 Anth. Hart Lapslie .. .. 11 July 34 5 Mar. 38 Fort Bullen, on the River Gambia, 11th Nov. 1881. 0 Christopher Foss 29 Nov. 34 Pll May 38 8 Quarter-master, 16 Aug. 0 Bartholomew O’Brien .. p 15 Apr. 36 p 13 July 38 88; from which date the period 0 John Miller. p 29 Dec. 35 25 Jan. 39 of service has been computed. 0 B. JE. S. Hutchinson.. .. 9 Dec. 24 10 Sept. 29 0 George Griffin 16 Dec. 36 22 Feb. 39 Ensigns. 9 Dr. Richardson served at the capture of the Robt. Mur. Nicolls .... 9 July 37 Cape of Good Hope in 1806; reduction of William Anderson 10 July 37 Monte Video, and campaign of 1806 and 7 in Jas. Delam. Mends .... 3 Nov. 37 South America; campaigns of 1808 and 9 in John Potts8 5 Mar. 38 the Peninsula, including the battles of Roleia J. Gaggin Cox 1 June 38 and Vimiera. J. Warren Glubb 16 Mar. 38 Geo. L. Woodd 30 Nov. 38 Wm. Bayly.. 26 Jan. 39 Wm. M‘C. Murray 22 Feb. 39 Alexander Maclean .... 15 Mar. 39 Adjutant.—John Potts, (Ens.) 20 July, 38. Quarter-Master.—John Harpur, 5 March, 38. Surgeon.—■%} John Richardson,9 5 Jan. 26; Assist.-Surg. 18 Feb. 08; Hosp.- Assist. 9 July, 05. 0 Assist.-Surgeons.—John Wilson, 1 July, 24 ; Hosp.-Assist. 14 Dec. 20. 0 Richard Tuthill, M.D., 8 Jan. 36. Facings Yellow.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co. 1 Gen. Fuller served in the East Indies in 1782, 88, and 84, and commanded the 101st at the battle of Cuddalore in 1788. Served on the Continent in 1794 and 95. Embarked for the West Indies the latter end of 1795, where he continued to serve until 1802, and was present at the capture of various islands, &c. Embarked for the East Indies in 1806, where he was again actively employed. 156 Ceylon Rifle Regiment. Full Half Pay. Pay. Lieut.-Colonels. 13 Thomas Fletcher,1 Ens. 28 July, 1803; Lieut. 13 March, 05; Capt. 12 Mar. 103 Major, p6 Dec. 27 ; Lieut.-Col. P27 Feb. 35. $ James Macpherson,2 Ens. 1 March, 08 ; Lieut. 28 Feb. 10; Capt. 25 April, 15; Major, p6 July, 32; Lieut.-Col. P 27 March, 35. Majors. 53 James Anderson,3 Lieut. Itk Fusiliers, 28 Aug. 07; Capt. 1 Sept. 13; Major, 2 May, 34. Samuel Braybrooke,4 2nd Lieut. 17 Dec. 12; Lieut. 29 April, 18; Capt. p6 March, 23; Major, P 27 Feb. 35. Captains. ENSIGN. LIEUT. CAPTAIN. I BREV.-MAJ. Auchmuty Montresor .. 29 Mar. 21 25 Mar. 25 Pll May 26 Geo. Adol. Tranchell5 .. 2 Oct. 07 10 June 10 9 Oct. 26 Peter Bennet Reyne 15 Apr. 19 15 Dec. 22 P21 Dec. 26 George Ingham6 ...... 22 Apr. 04 6 June 05 19 Mar. 12 22 July 30 Thomas Wm. Rogers.... 7 Jan. 24 p 4 May 26 p 7 June 27 George Cochrane7 22 Jan. 07 7 Feb. 08 13 Feb. 27 22 July 30 Henry Alex. Atchison .. 7 Apr. 25 7 Aug. 28 p 27 Feb. 35 53 Charles Wallet8.. 16 Aug. 04 9 Oct. 06 23 Mar. 15 10 Jan. 37 Thomas Skinner 2 Dec. 19 8 Jan. 24 3 Apr. 36 Brownlow Edw. Layard.. 21 Dec. 26 p 28 Aug. 28 p 14 May 36 Charles Kelson 26 Sept. 11 4 Mar. 13 10 June 32 George Thomas Parke .. 3 Mar. 14 p 12 June 23 p 10 Aug. 26 Charles Hamilton Roddy p 15 Feb. 27 15 Apr. 29 P27 Oct. 37 Theodore Mylius 9 23 Dec. 13 15 Jan. 24 22 May 38 Thomas Bonnor p 5 Oct. 15 24 Dec. 18 p 30 June 25 28 June 38 William Dickson p 3 Dec. 29 p 27 Feb. 35 p 5 July 39

Lieutenants. S Major Anderson served in ■ifj William Driberg 2 June 15 8 Aug. 22 the Peninsula, from 1809 to 0 Rodney Mylius 16 May 22 30 May 24 the end of the war, including 10 the battles of Oporto, Tala- Thos. Eardley 1Hodges1 29 Jan. 12 4 Feb. 14 vera, and Busaco; first siege 0 James Stewart ...... 10 May 14 11 Nov. 24 of Badajoz; battles of Albu- 0 Alexander Mackay 1 Aug. 14 12 Nov. 24 hera and Salamanca; siege and 0 Cosby Warburton 22 July 19 18 June 25 capture of Ciudad Rodrigo and Q 6 12 Badajoz; battles of Vittoria, 53 Richard Phelan .... p 14 Feb. 11 26 Nov. 12 Pampeluna, and Toulouse, be- 0 David Meaden 8 Apr. 21 2 Feb. 26 sides other minor affairs. Oft 4 Major Braybrooke served John Jas. Dwyer ...... 20 Nov. 17 23 May 29 at the capture of the Kandyan 5l2 John Burleigh 1 3 • • 22 May 18 23 Mar. 21 territories in 1815, and in the m Mortimer Jones 5 Mar. 12 4 Aug. 13 Kandyan rebellion in 1817 11^ Louis Clare 10 Sept. 12 26 Jan. 14 and 18. 5 Captain Tranchell served 0 Simpson Nelson Burris.. p17 Jan. 28 P 3 May 31 in Travancore in 1809, and in m William Caldwell 26 Aug. 13 2 Nov. 15 the Kandyan country in 1815 and 18.

1 Col. Fletcher served the campaigns of 1808 and 9 in the Peninsula, including the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna. Served also with the expedition to Walcheren. 2 Col. Macpherson’s services:—Landed in Portugal, Sept. 1808; joined the 1st battalion 45th regiment in Almeida; proceeded with the brigade under Sir A. Cameron across the Douro to join the army under Sir John Moore; retreat to Lisbon. Campaign of 1809; affairs at Talavera 22d July, and Alberche 27th July; battle of Talavera 27th and 28th July; retreat to Portugal. Campaign of 1810; battle of Busaco, and retreat to lines of Lisbon. Campaigns of 1811; the affairs on Messena’s retreat from the lines; action at Sabugal; battle of Puentes d’Onor, 3d and 5th May; 2d siege of Badajoz, from 25th May to 15th June; action at Puente Guinaldo, 26th June. Campaign of 1812; siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, from 8th to 19th Jan.; (received a contusion at the assault) ; 3d siege and storm of Badajoz, from 10th March to. 6th April,-(severely wounded in the breast on mounting at the escalade); battle of Salamanca; capture of Madrid; affairs on the retreat from Madrid to Portugal. Campaign of 1813; battle of Vittoria; blockade of Pampeluna; battles of the Pyrenees; crossing the Bidassoa; storming the enemy’s fortified entrenchments 7th and 9th Oct.; battle of Niyelle. Campaign of 1814; battle of Orthes, where he was severely and dan- gerously wounded, having received one shot in the right fore arm, and a second through; the body. Received a severe bayonet wound in the leg at Ostend, June, 1815. Served in the Burmese war,-- and was severely wounded in the breast near Rangoon, 15th Dee. 1824. Col. Macpherson, although severely wounded at the time, climbed the flag-staff and pulled down the enemy’s colours from the castle of Badajoz on the night of the storm, 157 Ceylon Rifle Regiment. Full Half Pay. Pay. ENSIGN. Lieutenants. Fran. Brownrigg Bayly 2 Jan. 28 8 May 35 William Hardesty P 29 May 28 8 Jan. 36 Albert Watson 17 July 23 14 Jan. 30 Frederick Ostheyden 27 Jan. 07 26 Jan. 11 Jas. Mitchell Macdonald 26 Oct. 30 P29 July 36 Trevor Chute p 10 Aug. 32 P28 Oct. 36 Wm. Twistleton Layard P22 Feb. 33 P22 Nov. 36 Geo. Bulkeley Tattersall p 16 May 34 P28 Apr. 37 Robert Macbeath 28 Oct. 12 30 Dec. 13 William John Kirk 27 Sept. 31 P27 Oct. 37 William Price P13 June 34 8 May 38 Henry Charles Bird p 13 June 34 22 May 38 Nicholas Fenwick p 14 Nov. 34 17 Sept. 38 John Urban Vigors P27 Feb. 35 P20 Nov. 38 Benjamin Bloomfield Keane 8 May 35 Pll Jan. 39 Edward John Holworthy p 12 Feb. 36 p 25 Jan. 39 Christophilus Garstin p 14 May 36 p 28 June 39 Henry Gibbs Remmett P 8 July 36 4 July 39 Henry Torrens Walker 28 Oct. 36 5 July 39 Second Lieutenants. Henry Alexander Raitt Nov. 36 Henry Du Vernet Nov. 36 Robert Watson July 37 Julius Brockman Travers July 37 Jones Butler Stevelly Oct. 37 Charles Thomas Smith Nov. 37 Charles A. Cobbe July 38 Francis Butler Templer July 38 Richard Brandram Gwilt Oct. 38 William Bagenall Nov. 38 J. R. Graham Pattison June 38 Johnson Bourne Jan. 39 Simon Pepper Joyce Mar. 39 John Brewse Kersteman June 39 Wm. Hopson Hopson July 39 Henry Lucas July 39 Paymaster.—Richard Jefferson, 6 May, 36; ‘Und Lieut. 23 Oct. 23; Is? Lieut. 1 Sept. 26. Adjutant.—Wm. T. Layard, {Lieut.) 25 Jan. 39. Quarter-Master.—James Black,1410 Aug. 26. Surgeon.—David Ewing, 30 Sept. 36; Assist.-Surg. 3 June, 24; Hasp.-Assist. 7 Feb. 14. Assist.Surgs.—William Lucas, 25 May, 26; Hosp.-Assist. 3 Nov. 25. George Rumley, M.D. 19 April, 27; Hosp.-Assist. 12 Oct. 26. Regimentals Green—Facings Black.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland, 80, Pall Mall. C Major Ingham served in the action against the Rajah of Travancore’s troops in 1809. 7 Capt. Cochrane served at the capture of Martinique, and Les Saintes in 1809, and Guadaloupe in 1810, and also in 1815. 8 Quarter-master, 16 Aug. 88; from which date the period of service has been computed. 9 Capt. Mylius served the Nepaul campaign of 1816. 10 Lieut. Hodges served at the capture of Genoa in 1814, and subsequently in the American war, in- cluding the capture of Washington and the engagements at Baltimore and New Orleans. 11 Lieut. Stewart served at the capture of Kandy in 1815, and in the Kandyan rebellion of 1817 and 18. 12 Lieut. Phelan served in the Peninsula, and was wounded on three different occasions. Served also in the American war. 18 Lieut. J ones served in the American war, and was engaged at Christler’s Farm, Lundy’s Lane (wounded), Fort Erie, and Chippewa. 14 Quarter-Master Black served the campaigns of 1818 and 14 in Germany and Holland, and was present at the attack upon Bergeq-op-Zoom. 158 Royal African Colonial Corps.

Lieutenant-Colonel. 33 02 Richard Doherty,1 Ens. p10 Sept. 1803; Lieut. 22 Nor. 40 ; Capt. 21 May 12 ; Major, p16 Sept. 24; Lieut.-Col. p 26 Sept. 26. Major. 27 0 13 Francis Perry,2 Ens. 8 Oct. 12; Lieut. 18 Feb. 13; Capt. 8 June, 26; Major, 8 Dec. 37. Full Half Pay. Pay. ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. James Jackson never 17 Feb. 24 3 Nov. 26 Thompson Berwick .. 26 Jan. 14 26 June 24 24 May 32 Thomas Abbott 13 Aug. 12 7 Apr. 14 18 Aug. 36 William Shaw ...... 15 Mar. 27 26 Apr. 31 19 Aug. 36 Alexander Findlay.... 5 July 31 22 May 33 17 June 37 David Wilson Jevers.. 12 May 14 24 May 33 8 Dec. 37 Lieutenants. 0 Edward O’Bryen .. p 2 Mar. 32 10 Aug. 34 0 Jas. Robt. Maxwell 23 May 33 6 Sept. 34 0 Thomas Smales .... P31 May 33 20 May 36 17A Richard Taylor .... 26 Oct. 15 28 July 36 0 James Travers .... 28 Nov. 34 29 July 36 0 Tho. Graham M‘In tosh 29 Dec. 34 30 July 36 19^ Edw. Southouse Glen 11 May 15 19 Aug. 36 0 Wm. St. Leger Angelo 20 May 36 20 Oct. 37 0 John Alex. Butcher .. 27 July 36 3 Nov. 37 0 Christopher Lynch .. 29 July 36 8 Dec. 37 0 Hen. Fred. Saunders.. 30 July 36 27 Dec. 37 William Snowe 5 Aug. 36 27 Aug. 38 Rich. Plunket Ireland 23 Dec. 36 28 Dec. 38 Ensigns. J. Montgomery .. . 20 Oct. 37 H. W. H. Graham. 3 Nov. 37 Henry Sail 8 Dec. 37 C. S. H. Kingston. 28 June 38 T. Y. E. Reynolds . 28 Dec. 38 Tho. Donaldson .. . 25 Jan. 39

Adjutant.—Thomas Smales, {Lieut.} 20 Oct. 37. Quarter-Master.—W. Stewart, 10 July, 35. Surgeon.—William Ferguson, 24 Nov. 25; Assist.-Surg. 13 May, 24; Hasp. Assist. 20 Dec. 13. Assist.-Surg.—Edward John Burton, M.D. 11 May, 38.

Facings Blue.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland, No. 80, Pall Mall.

1 Col. Doherty served at the capture of Martiniqu in 1809, and Guadaloupe in 1810. ~ MajOf Perry lost an arm at Salamanca, where he served as a volunteer. Cape Mounted Riflemen.

Full Half Pay. Pay. Lieutenant- Colonel. 27 1J 5123- Henry Somerset, K.H. Cornet, 5 Dec. 1811; Lieut. 30 Dec. 12; Copt. 6 Oct. 15; Major, p25 March, 23; Lieut.-Col. p17 July, 24; Col. 28 June, 38. Major. 27 418 f 5123 Wm. Burney,1 K.H. Ens. 28 April, 08; Lieut. 1 May, 10; Capt. p 2 June, 14; Major, 6 Sept. 27.

LIEUT. CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ. Captains. 3^ Pierce Lowen, K. H.2 19 May 99 25 July 05 13 June 11 22 July 30 1 Alex. B. Armstrong3. 30 Jan. 12 5 Feb. 14 15 Sept. 25 28 July 30 P Charles Ross4..... 15 Mar. 10 4 Nov. 13 30 Apr. 37 22^ Henry Crause 14 Nov. 05 12 Oct. 07 16 Dec. 13 10 Jan. 37 0 Henry D. Warren ... 25 May 20 15 Sept. 25 1 Mar. 39 0 Jas. Neil Rishton ... 10 Feb. 25 25 Dec. 27 2 Mar. 39 Lieutenants. Thomas Donovan 15 Mar. 27 16 May 33 Charles Peshall 9 Nov. 30 P 3 July 35 Geo. T. C. Napier 23 Mar. 32 P25 Aug. 37 Geo, Edw. Cannon...... P 1 Aug. 34 1 Mar. 39 Fra. T. Le Touzel p 23 Jan. 35 2 Mar. 39 John Rob. O’Reilly .... 30 Apr. 37 3 Mar. 39 Ensigns. Chas. Hen. Somerset .. p 30 July 36 John Armstrong P28 Oct. 37 William Harding P28 Dec. 38 Wellington Lowen 1 Mar. 39 Frederick Campbell .... 2 Mar. 39 Honoratius Van Ryneweld 3 Mar. 39 Paymaster.—Wm. Gunn,5 31 May, 39; Quarter-Master, 6 Oct. 12. Adjutant.— Quarter-Master.—Detlif Sigfrid Schoufeldt, 25 Dec. 27. Surgeon.—Wm. Parrott, 20 Oct. 25; Assist.-Surg. 10 March, 04 ; Hospital Assistant, 15 Oct. 03. Veterinary Surgeon.—John Kingsley, 29 March, 1839. Regimentals Green.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland. 1 Msyor Burney served at the capture of Ischia and Procida in 1809 ; siege of Cadiz in 1810; action of the Coa and Subugal; ^battle of Fuentes d’Onor; retreat from Burgos. Served the campaign of 1814 in Hol- land, including the action at Merxem, bombardment of Antwerp, and storming of Bergeh-op-Zoom. En- gaged in the Burmese war at the attack of Padowa Pass and the fortified position of Mahatee ; storming the stockades and hills near, and taking the town and works of Aracan. Wounded on the 16th June, 1815, at Quatre Bras, by a musket shot in the left shin, and dangerously by a ball which entered the back part of the head. 2 Major Lowen served at the battle of Maida, and subsequently in Italy and the Mediterranean until the end of the war, including the capture of Ischia and Procida; reduction of the Ionian Islands, besides a variety of other desultory services. 8 Major Armstrong served at the capture of Genoa in 1814, and subsequently in the American war, in- cluding the capture of Washington, attack before Baltimore 18th Sept. 1814; and on New-Orleans, 8th Jan. 1815, where he was wounded and taken prisoner. Present when Graham’s Town was attacked by about ten thousand Gaffers, 22d April, 1819, and who were repulsed with great slaughter by about one hundred and fifty of our troops under Col. Willshire. 4 Capt. Ross served in the Peninsula, from 1810 to 1818, including the siege of Cadiz ; first siege of Ba- dqjoz ; action at Fuentes de Guinalda; siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; second siege of Badajoz; battle of Sala- manca, and capture of Madrid. 5 Paymaster Gunn served in Calabria in 1806 ; was present at the battle of Maida and taking of Catrone ; served the campaign of 1807 in Egypt, including the attack on the forts and heights of Alexandria on the 19th, 20th, 21st March; siege of Rosetta, actions of El Hamet 20th and 21st April, and was there taken prisoner; served the campaigns of 1814 and 15 in Holland and the Netherlands, including the actions of the 18th January and 2d February, and the bombardment of Antwerp. 160 Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies.

Full Half Pay. Pay. Major. 29 y 31211 Robert Law,1 K.H. Ens. 8 June, 1809 j Lieut. 27 May, 11; Capt. p 18 Oct. 21; Major, p 29 Aug. 34.

ENSIGN. CAPTAIN. breveT- Captains. MAJOR. 3 13 William Sail, K.H.4 .. 30 Oct. 94 26 Nov. 94 9 July 03 4 June 14 'T5 Har. Jeffares3 p 15 Feb. 10 4 Mar. 12 11 Aug. 25 28 June 38 16 William Bindon 21 Mar. 00 19 May 08 8 Apr. 25 28 June 38 Lieutenants. 12^ Richard Saunders 4 Nov. 09 25 Oct. 10 17^ Jas. Parsons Berry .... 8 Jan. 07 26 Jan. 08 14^ Fred. Nepean Skinner .. 26 Mar. 12 25 Aug. 14 l4 J. Hunt (Acting Paymaster) 11 Dec. 12 9 Apr. 15 20-^ 13 William Mason 4 .... 23 Feb. 09 19 Mar. 12 21^ Hector Munro 5 Sept. 11 20 May 13 144 John Nicholls. p 12 Feb. 18 7 Dec. 38 Ensigns. William Jenkins.. 23 Feb. 38 John Fletcher :... 4 Jan. 39 John Gillespie .. 31 May 39

Adjutant. Wm. Jenkins, (Ens.) 5 July, 39.

Surgeon. John Freeborn Pink, 10 Nov. 37 ; Assist.-Surg. 27 April, 20.

A ssistant-Surgeon. John Donald Grant, 30 Dec. 36.

Facings Blue.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland, No. 80, Pall Mall.

1 Major Law joined the army in Spain as a volunteer in ISOS, and was attached to the 71st regiment; served with it in action at Lugo, on the retreat to, and at the battle of Corunna; served at the siege of Flushing, and the subsequent occupation of Walcheren; twice wounded by musket balls at Fuentes d’Onor, 8d and 5th May, 1811; severely wounded on the advance to Toulouse 21 March, 1814; continued uninter- ruptedly on service with his regiment (the 71st) in Portugal, Spain, and France, until the separation of the army at Bourdeaux in 1814; embarked in July, 1814, for New Orleans, but was recalled and sent to Bel- gium; was present with his regiment at Waterloo in Sir Frederick Adam’s brigade, where he was very severely wounded by a cannon shot, which also killed his horse ; served subsequently three years in France with the army of occupation. Major Law has served fifteen years in the Colonies since the Peace. 2 Col. Sail served at the taking of Maldonado and Monte Video in 1817 ; and in the Peninsula, from 1818 to the end of the war, and was present at the repulse of the sortie from Bayonne. Brevet Lieut.-Col. 22 July, 1830. 3 Major Jefifares was engaged at New Orleans, 8th Jan. 1815, and subsequently at the capture of Guadaloupe. 4 Lieut. Mason served in the Peninsula, and was severely wounded in the right hip at the battle of the Niveile. Served also in the American war, and was severely wounded at Niagara; in the right arm, where the ball still remains; in the neck, and seven buck shot wounds in the breast, and also one in the left arm. 161 x Royal Malta Fencible Regiment.

Colonel. Count Francis Rivarola, K.C.H. Ens. 4 April, 1795; Lieut. 21 Feb. 98; Copt. 18Mar. 04; Major, 6Feb. 07; Lieut.-Col. 7 March, 11; Col. 19 July, 21; Major-Gen. 22 July 30. Lieut.-Colonel. * Marq. Guiseppede Piro, C.M.G. 29 Dec. 37. Captains. * Francisco Bussiett, 11 Feb. 22. * Giovanni Gouder, 24 Jan. 25. * Paolo Ellul, 15 Jan. 27. James Galland, 29 Jan. 36. * Carlo Cutajar, 17 Feb. 38. * Paolo Camilleri, 9 Feb. 38. Lieutenants. * Vincenzo Bonavita, 25 Jan. 25. * Salvatore Calleja, 25 April, 25. * Mederico de Marchesi Alessi, 15 Jan. 27. * Antonio Maltei, 15 Jan. 27. * Guglielmo Petit, 17 Feb. 37* * Salverio Gatt, 31 July, 37. * Antonio Camilleri, 9 Feb. 38. Ensigns. * Felice Rizzo, 15 Jan. 27. * Giuseppe Gouder, ditto. * Georgio Virtu, 30 Dec. 34. * Nicola Metrovich, 17 Feb. 37. * William Gatt, 31 July, 37. * Guiseppe Cavarra, 9 Feb. 38. Paymaster. Vincenzo Rizzo, 25 Feb. 17- Adjutant. * Salverio Gatt. {*Lieut.) Quarter-Master. * Paolo Salamone, 25 Jan. 39. Surgeon. J. Montanaro, 3 Aug. 38. Assistant-Surgeon. Michelo F. Camilleri, M.D. 3 Aug. 38. Facings Blue.—Agent, Sir John Kirkland. 7 Col. Hamilton served the campaign of 1799 in Holland, and was present in the different battles; with the expedition to South America, including the attack on Buenos Ayres, and all the skirmishes which took place before and after that event; in the Peninsula under Sir John Moore, including the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna. Severely wounded (lost a leg) in action at Flushing, 7th Aug. 1809. 8 Col. Despard served at the siege and storm of Chumeer, (received a contusion on mounting the breach,) and three other fortsjn the East Indies, in 1807 ; siege of Gunourie; campaign against the Seiks in 1808 and 9 ; campaign of 1817 and 18 in the Deccan, including the battle of Jubbulpore. 9 Lieut. Graham’s servicesExpedition to South America in 1807, including the attack on Buenos Ayres; campaign and battle of Corunna; and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the actions at Barba del Puerco, of the Coa, near Almeida; battle of Busaco ; actions at Redinha (wounded), Sabu- gal; battle of Fuentes d’Onor; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz; battle of Salamanca, and numerous skirmishes. Wounded on the 18th June at Waterloo. Served also at Bhurtpore in 1826. 162 Years’ Serv Recruiting Staff. Full Half Pay. Pay. Inspecting Field Officers. 9 Wm. Gordon MacGregor,1 Ens. 16 Oct. 1793; Lieut. 5 Mar. 95; Capt. 10 Oct. 99; Major, 26 Nov. 1807 ; Lieut.-Col. 4 Feb. 13; Col. 22 July, 30. 0 p Alured Dodsworth Faunce,2 C.B. Ens. 2 Dec. 1795; Lieut. 13 Oct. 96; Capt. 6 Aug. 1803; Major, 14 Feb. 11; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 29 Sept. 14; Lieut.- Col. 24 Jan. 22 ; Col. 6 May, 31. 129 P John Fred. Ewart,3 C.B. Ens. 1 Nov. 1803; Lieut. 10 Mar. 04; Capt. 17 April, 06; Major, 29 Oct. 12; Lieut.-Col. 15 Sept. 14; Col., 10 Jan. 37. P S2E John Campbell,4 C.B. Lieut. 19 Sept. 1804; Capt. 3 Dec. 07 ; Brev.- Major, 12 April, 14; Brev.-IAeut.-Col. 18 June, 15; Col. 10 Jan. 37. T5in P Edw. Fleming,5 C.B. Ens. p 24 June, 02; Lieut. p6 July, 04 ; Capt. 30 May, 07 ; Major, 1 April, 13; Lieut.-Col. p18 July, 16; Col. 10 Jan. 37. 4-ft P George Dean Pitt,6 K.H., Ens., 4 June, 1805; Lieut., 5 Dec. 05; Capt., 10 Aug. 09; Major, 13 Jan. 14; Lieut.-Col., P18 Apr. 22; Col., 10 Jan. 37. 0 Nicholas Hamilton,7 K. H. Ens. 15 June, 1796; Lieut. 9 Dec. 96; Capt. 25 June, 03 ; Major, 18 June, 12; Brev.-Lt.-Col. 27 May, 25; Col. 28 June, 38. 2^ Charles King, K.H. Cornet, 9 May, 1805; Lieut. 30 Jan. 06; Capt. 18 Feb. 13; Major, 2 June, 25 ; Lieut.-Col. p 18 Oct. 27. 0 Henry Despard,8 Ens. 25 Oct. 1799; Lieut. 25 June, 03; Capt. p 19 Nov. 06 ; Major, p 12 Aug. 19; Lieut.-Col. p13 Aug. 29. Paymasters. 0 Francis Wemys, 25 May, 1811. 0 Nicholas Maunsell, 21 Aug. 1813; Ens. 27 Apr. 09 ; Lieut. 2 Nov. 09. 0 Hen. Benj. Brisco Adams, 16 Feb. 1819. 10 Edward Edmonds, 5 Sept. 1803. 0 P Richard Jellicoe, 24 Feb. 1814; 2nd Lieut. 17 June 07. lO-fe P John Woodgate, 25 June, 1829; Ens. 17 Oct. 05; Lieut. 11 Feb. 08; Capt. 20 Feb. 12. Henry Balthaser Adams, 30 Oct. 1828; Ens. 23 Feb. 15; Lieut. 12 June, 17 ; Capt. 17 Sept. 25. P Francis Edward Leech, 19 Nov. 1807. Hugh Percy Forster, 10 June, 1824; Ens. 24 July, 11; Lieut. 14 Dec. 15. Adjutants. LIEUT. ADJUTANT. 1 Thomas Shields 4 Feb. 00 3 Aug. 28 July 03 0 John Maguire 27 June 05 9 Oct. 4 Aug. 09 0 Henry Bertles 3 June 3 June 13 0 James Thomson 3 June 23 Nov. 16 Mar. 32 0 P 5131 William Graham9 21 Sept. 28 Mar. 25 Dec. 35 14}? P 531 James Hope .... 1 Nov. 7 Jan. 29 Jan. 36 P James White 2 Jan. 7 Oct. 10 Feb. 37 0 Philip Henry Despard . 17 Mar. 22 Nov. 24 Feb. 37 il2^ Robert M£Nair . 22 Oct. 24 Mar. 14 July 37 1 Colonel MacGregor served with the Army, in the Mediterranean, from 1794 to 1797 inclusive. Served the campaigns of 1809,10, 11, and 12, in the Peninsula. 2 Colonel Faunce served in Holland in 1799, and was present at the actions of the 2nd and 6th Oct.' In 1805 accompanied the army to Hanover. In 1807 served in Zealand, and was at the siege and capture of Copenhagen. In 1808 served With the army under Sir John Moore, first at Gottenburgh, and afterwards throughout the operations in Portugal and Spain. In 1809 served with the army in the Scheldt. Served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1810 to Feb. 1818, including the storm and capture of Badajoz (wounded in the thigh), and battle of Salamanca. Served also in the American war, including the battle of Bladensburgh and capture of Washington, action near Baltimore, and operations before New Orleans in 1814 and 15; se- verely wounded 8th Jan. 1815. Medal for Salamanca. 3 Colonel Ewart accompanied the Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Served in the Peninsula in 1808 and 9 under Sir John Moore, and was wounded at Vimiera. Accompanied Expedition to the Scheldt. Served with the Light Division in the Peninsula from March 1811 to December 1812, including the battles of Fuentes d’Onor, and Salamanca; and the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz (wounded). Served in the West Indies from 1818 to 1816 inclusive, and was at the capture of Guadaloupe. Served in the East Indies, from March 1819 to February 1823, and was employed as a Brigadier at the siege of Asseerghur. 4 Col. Campbell served in the Peninsula, and has received a medal and one clasp for Orthes and Toulouse. 5 Col. Fleming served the Egyptian compaign of 1807 ; in the Peninsula from 1808 to 1811, including the battles of Talavera and Albuhera (wounded). Served also in the American war. 6 Col. Pitt served at the capture of the Danish West India islands in 1807; and of Martinique in 1809. Served also in the Peninsula from Jan. 1811 to Jan. 1814, including the battle of Albuhera; actions at Usagre and Almarez ; siege of Badajoz ; battles of Vittoria, Pampeluna, and the Pyrenees. 7 (For this and remaining notes, see bottom of preceding page.) 163 Royal Regiment of Artillery. 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Half BREVET- Pay. 2d LIEUT. 1st LIEUT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. Captains. 36 Peter Faddy 75% 8 Sept. 03 1 Nov. 03 A-Sept. 11 22 J uly 30 36 ?P Wm. Wylde76 ditto 6 Dec. 03 16 Mar. 12 16 July 30 36 Chas. Edw. Gordon 77.. ditto ditto 17 Mar. 12 22 July 30 36 Philip Warren Walker 78.. 3 Dec. 03 ditto 1 June 12 ditto 36 ^Alexander Maclachlan79 ditto ditto 17 June 12 ditto 36 h.b. ^P Charles Blachley 80.... ditto 1 Mar. 04 21 June 12 ditto 36 4 3^ 5123- A. MacdonaldC.B.81 ditto 1 May 04 1 Oct. 12 18 J une 15 36 3 ^P Hassel Richard Moor 82 22 Dec. 03 ditto 1 Dec. 12 22 July 30 36 1 Henry Geo. Jackson 83..., ditto ditto 31 Dec. 12 ditto 36 6 Edward Sabine 84. ditto 20 July 04 24 Jan. 13 10 Jan. 37 36 h .b. ^P William Dunn 85 ...... ditto ditto 22 J uly 13 ditto 36 6 Zach. Clutterbuck Bayley86 ditto 27 July 04 28 Aug. 13 ditto 36 8 Edwin Cruttenden 87 .... 14 Jan. 04 29 July 04 25 Oct. 13 ditto 35 8 ^p 5123 J ames Sinclair 88.. 9 June 04 15 Nov.04 14 Feb. 14 ditto 35 5 James ’Gray 89 ...... ,.. ditto 20 Dec. 04 1 May 14 ditto 35 1 J ames F ogo 90 18 June 04 21 Dec. 04 4 Oct. 14 ditto 35 h.b. $P Hon. Wm. Arbuthnot 91 16 July 04 ditto 20 Dec. 14 ditto 35 h.b. $P Henry Blachley 92 .... 10 Aug. 04 18 Feb. 05 ditto ditto 35 Jas. Archibald Chalmer 93 ditto 1 Mar. 05 ditto ditto 34 ^P 5123 Forbes Macbean94.. 15,Sept. 04 20 May 05 ditto ditto 34 5123 Wm. Henry Stopford95 ditto 2 July 05 1 Apr. 15 ditto 34 LJoyd Dowse96 29 Sept. 04 3 July 05 16 May 15 ditto 34 13T5 ^P George John Belson 97.. ditto 6 J uly 05 21 May 15 ditto 35 0 Peter Desbrisay Stewart 98 ditto 7 July 05 ditto ditto 34 Robert Franck Romer .... 9 Nov. 04 16 July 05 23 May 15 ditto 33 2 3 Rich. Carr Molesworth 99.. ditto 17 July 05 20 June 15 ditto 32 2 158 F rancis RawdonCb esney 100 ditto 20 Sept. 05 ditto 2 Dec. 36 32 3 p 5123 William Bell 101 .. 23 Nov. 04 2 Dec. 05 3 J uly 15 10 Jan. 37 32 7 George Brodie Fraser .... 14 Dec. 04 3 Dec. 05 1 Aug. 15 ditto 32 ^15 h.b. ^P 5123 Matthew Louisl02.. ditto 28 Dec. 05 26 Oct. 15 ditto 32 2ig 2 'i'homas G rantham 103 . . ditto 29 Dec. 05 28 Oct. 15 ditto 31 7 Francis Haultain ...... ditto 23 Feb. 06 7 June16 ditto 29 p 3 John Gordon 104 10 M ay 05 1 June 06 5 Aug. 16 ditto 28 6A 3^P5123W.Brereton9 c.b. k.h.105 ditto ditto 30 Sept. 16 21 Jan. 19 28 7p Poole VallanceyEnglandl 06 ditto ditto 11 Mar. 17 10 Jan. 37 29 m 6 Irwine Whitty 107 12 July 05 ditto 23 Oct. 18 ditto 29 6 Hen. Lewis Sweeting 108.. 9 Aug. 05 ditto 1 May 19 ditto 29 5 5 ^p Frederick Wright 109 .. 13 Sept. 05 ditto 22 Apr. 20 ditto 29 ^124U 8 ^p Jas.HumphreysWoodllO ditto ditto 11 May 20 ditto 29 3 William Ernst Jackson .. ditto ditto 29 July 20 ditto 30 4T65 9 }p Basil RobinsonHeron 111 ditto ditto 6 Nov. 20 ditto 34 0 h.b. ^ William Saunders 112 .. ditto ditto 7 Nov. 20 ditto 30 4 9 George Durnford 1 Nov. 05 ditto 6 Aug. 21 ditto 31 1 Charles Dalton 114 1 Mar. 06 ditto 30 Dec. 22 ditto 31 2 Jas. Robert ColebrookellS 21 Mar. 06 3 June 06 31 Dec. 22 ditto 32 2ft 4 Rich. Burne Rawnsley ,... ditto 22 Oct. 06 12 June 23 28 June 38 31 2ft 2 3P Wm. Augustus Raynesl 16 25 Apr. 06 ditto 26 June 23 ditto 3i 2 3-p 5123 Rich.Hardinge.K.H.l 17 23 M ay 06 19 Dec. 06 17 July 23 ditto 31 I 2 5 Joseph Hanwell ditto 14 Jan. 07 ditto ditto 33 7 Robert Andrews 1 July 06 15 Oct. 07 26 Nov. 24 ditto 33 5 Edmund Sheppard 118 .... ditto 1 Feb. 08 2 Mar. 25 ditto 33 3|p Walter Elphinstone Lockll9 ■ ditto ditto ditto ditto 32 7 5123 Philip Sandilands 120.. 4 Oct. 06 ditto ditto ditto 32 5 Browne Willis ditto ditto ditto ditto 32 6 Benj. Hutcheson Vaughan • ditto ditto ■ ditto ditto 32 9 Thomas Gordon Higgins .. ditto ditto ditto ditto 32 9 5123 Amherst Wrightl21 .. 18 Dec. 06 ditto ditto ditto R. s. 5123 T. F. Strangways 122.. ditto ditto 12 Dec. 26 6 John Harbridge Freer .... 4 April 07 ditto 1 April 27 7 Arch. White Hope ...... ditto ditto 5 July 27 167 Royal Regiment of Artillery. Full Half Pay. Pay. 2ND LIEUT. 1st. LIEUT, CAPTAIN. Captains. 32 John Lewis Smith 10 June 07 1 Feb. 08 6 Nov. 27 32 John Eyre 123 ditto 11 Feb. 08 ditto 32 Charles Otway 1 July 07 5 Mar. 08 ditto 32 P William Elgeel24 ditto 20 May 08 ditto 32 John Morse Stephens 3 Oct. 07 5 June 08 ditto 32 William Lemoine ...... ditto ditto ditto 32 James Smith Law 3 Nov. 07 16 July 08 ditto 31 fflSU W. C. Andersonl25 .. .. ditto 1 Aug. 08 ditto 31 P Charles Manners 126 .... ditto 24 Sept. 08 ditto 31 Reynolds Palmer 17 Dec. 07 1 Oct. 08 ditto 31 John Rom. Hornsby .]...... ditto 15 Jan. 09 ditto 31 Andrew O. W. Schalchl27 .. ditto 10 Mar. 09 ditto 31 Richard Say Armstrong 128.. ditto 22 Mar. 09 ditto 31 P Thomas R. Cooksonl29 .. 1 Mar. 08 23 Mar. 09 ditto 30 Mark Evansl30 4 April 08 1 May 09 ditto 30 P John Pascoe 131 ditto 29 July 09 ditto 32 George Temp. Rowland .. .. ditto 16 Sept. 09 31 Dec. 28 30 P George Spillerl32 2 May 08 7 Nov. 09 6 Nov. 27 29 4 P J. N. Colquhounl33 1 June’08 8 Sept. 10 ditto 30 6 P Anthony R. Harrison 134.. ditto 27 Oct. 10 ditto Second Captains. 30 1 George Charlton 135 6 July 08 29 Oct. 10 ditto 30 2 Richard Kendall 136 ditto 30 Oct. 10 ditto 31 5 P Henry Richard Wrightl 37 ditto 29 Dec. 10 11 July 29 29 H.B, P Edward Jacob Bridges 138 1 Oct. 08 14 Mar. 11 6 Nov. 27 31 6 P William Henry Bent 139.. 26 Nov. 08 11 Aug. 11 27 Oct. 29 29 9 Robert Clarke . ditto 12 Aug. 11 6 Nov. 27 29 1 P Wm. Furneaux 140 ditto 18 Nov. 11 ditto 31 9 P Hugh Morgan 141 21 Dec. 08 7 Feb. 12 30 June 30 31 H.B, P 31® Fr. Warde 142 4 Mar. 09 8 Mar. 12 3 July 30 31 H.B. P 312E W. B. Ingilbyl43 .. .. 1 April 09 9 April 12 22 July 30 31 2 p 312a T. Or. Caterl44 ditto 16 April 12 ditto 30 H.B, P Henry Pester 145 1 May 09 16 June 12 ditto 30 5 P Henry Stanwayl46 5 June 09 21 July 12 6 Nov. 30 30 2 P Robert William Storyl47.. 6 Nov. 09 18 Mar. 13 27 May 31 30 2 P Henry Sladel48 4 Dec. 09 23 July 13 20 June 31 30 5 George Gay ton Palmer 149 .. 20 Dec. 09 1 Oct. 13 26 Aug. 31 30 9 P George James 150 5 Mar. 10 25 Oct. 13 3 Sept. 31 30 2 Charles Henry Nevett ditto 17 Dec. 13 26 Oct. 31 30 1 James Howell 2 April 10 ditto 27 Oct. 31 30 1 P W. Hudson Lawrencel 51.. 28 April 10 ditto 2 Feb. 32 30 R.S. P 312E J. Bloomfield 152 .. .. ditto ditto 7 Feb. 32 29 H.B, 312E Edward Trevorl53 4 June 10 17 Dec. 13 23 June 32 29 9 Richard Robert Drew ditto 10 Feb. 14 13 July 32 29 1 P 2121 G. S. Maulel54 ditto 14 Feb. 14 31 July 32 29 7 P Henry PalliserlSS ditto 18 Feb. 14 27 Sept. 32 29 H.B. P Arch. Macbean 156 13 Dec. 10 23 July 14 28 Dec. 32 28 5 Harry Gough Ord 12 Dec. 11 20 Dec. 14 2 Feb. 33 28 9 Hugh R. Gillespie 157 ditto ditto 7 May 33 28 5 Robert Long Garstin ditto ditto 1 Aug. 33 27 6 312S- John Alexander Wilson.. 11 Sept. 12 ditto 17 Oct. 33 26 8 Charles Robert Dickens 158.. ditto 29 Dec. 14 ditto 26 2 Richard Tomkyns 159 ditto ditto 21 Npv. 33 26 7 Henry Williamsl60 17 Dec. 12 20 May 15 17 Dec. 33 26 3 William Greenwood ditto 22 May 15 22 Jan. 34 26 H.B P EvanMorganl61 ditto 23 May 15 10 Feb. 34 26 ®2E R- G. B. Wilsonl62 .... ditto 20 June 15 8 July 34 26 212a Burke Cuppage 163 .... ditto ditto 20 July 84 Robert Burn ditto ditto 14 Aug. 84 212a R. B. Burnaby ditto 28 June 15 9 Sept. 34 24 John H. Griffin 164 5 July 13 28 Oct. 15 21 Nov. 34 24 Thomas A. Lethbridge ditto 17 Nov. 15 20 Dec. 34 24 John Somerville ditto 9 Dec. 15 29 Dec, 34 168 Years’ Serv Royal Regiment of Artillery. Full Half Pay. Pay. Captains. 2ND LIEUT. 1ST LIEUT. CAPTAIN. 4 R. Long. Cornelius 5 July 13 4 July 16 4 April 35 010 1 Lewis Edward Walsh ditto. 13 July 16 6 May 35 3 ®2i. Win. H. Hennis 13 Dec. 13 1 Aug.16 5 June 35 3A 3 Fred. Aug. Griffiths ditto 8 Oct. 16 19 Aug. 35 ^12ft 4 2 Sir H. Chamberlain, Bart. .. 1 May 15 1 May 19 2 Sept. 35 ftX 3 Daniel Thorndike ., ditto 8 May 19 28 Dec. 35 3 9 Francis Holcombe ditto 9 Nov. 19 6 Jan. 36 2j| 8 Harry Stow ditto 26 Dec. 19 4 Feb. 36 rT5OlO 6 William Fraser .. ditto 5 Mar. 19 18 Mar. 36 o 8 3 Charles Gostling ...... ditto 22 April 19 19 April 36 ^12 4 Charles Henry Mee ditto 11 May 19 27 April 36 3 7 Theophilus Deshrisay ...... ditto 12 May 19 25 May 36 09 2 Henry Francis Slater ditto 6 Nov. 20 4 June 36 3 William John Stokes 10 July 15 2 April 21 29 June 36 8 Chas. Bertie Symons...... , ditto 2 Dec. 21 l.July 36 96 3 Wilkinson L. Kaye ...... 11 Dec. 15 1 May 22 12 July 36 111ats 1 Tho. Congreve Robe ditto 30 Dec. 22 10 Aug. 36 1A•iT2 7 Jhon Dyson ditto 11 Aug. 23 10 Jan. 37 T21 6 Geo. Mark Glasgow ditto 15 Nov. 24 ditto 122 2 Richard Basset 165 ditto 26 Nov. 24 ditto 9 Wm. W. D’Arley 16 Dec. 16 10 Dec. 24 ditto 9 Edm. Neal Wiiford ditto 3 Jan. 25 ditto 4 John Tylden .. ditto 13 Feb. 25 ditto 5 Wm. Hen. Pickering ditto 9 April 25 ditto 1 William Dixon . ditto 29 July 25 ditto 6 William Stewart ditto ditto ditto 4 J. Wheeler Collington ...... ditto ditto ditto 6 William Berners ...... ditto ditto ditto 3 Richard Shepherd ditto ditto ditto 4 Geo. Hooton Hyde 7 July 17 ditto 19 Jan. 37 8 Thomas Peters Elude ...... ditto ditto 29 Jan. 37 9 John Morris Savage ...... ditto ditto 27 Mar. 37 3 James Smith Cremer.. ditto ditto 2 June 37 4 Wm. Young Fenwick 15 Dec. 17 ditto 23 June 37 5 Francis Weller ditto ditto 12 Sept. 37 7 Thomas Knatchbull ditto ditto 28 Nov. 37 7 J. Humphrey St. John ...... ditto ditto ditto 7 Rich. James Dacres ...... ditto 29 Aug. 25 18 Dec. 37 8 Chas. Wm. Wingfield 8 July 18 1 April 26 30 Dec. 37 7 Alexander Tulloh ditto 10 July 26 20 April 38 4 J. Sidney Farrell ...... ditto, ditto 11 June 38 2 John Knowles 5 Oct. 18 13 Dec. 26 6 Aug. 38 3 Henry Poole ditto 1 Feb. 27 13 Nov. 38 1 Henry O’Brien ' ditto 2 Feb. “27 11 Dec. 38 h.b. Arthur Gossett ditto 2 Mar. 27 1 May 39 6 Samuel J. Skinner 23 Oct. 18 1 April 27 16 May 39 h.b. Robert Luard . 8 Dec. 19 12 May 27 23 May 39 R. s. Henry Geo. Teesdale ...... ditto 26 May 27 5 July 39 First Lieutenants. 9 John Gore 8 Dec. 19 8 June 27 h.b. Noel Thomas Lake 5 July 20 5 July 27 h.b. John Wynne 16 Dec. 20 1 Aug. 27 4 Piercy Benn ...... 3 Feb. 21 13 Oct. 27 1 John Deschamps 1 Aug. 21 6 Nov. 27 4 George Burroughs 15 Dec. 21 .ditto 6 Wm. Mein Smith 1 June 22 ditto 9 Tho. Ackers Shone 11 July 22 ditto 1 George Rogers .... 18 June 24 ditto 8 James Turner 15 Nov. 24 • ditto H.c. Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth 10 Dec. 24 8 Nov. 27 1 Geo. Wm. Bingham 26 Dec. 24 ditto h.b. John Edward Dupuis 13 Feb. 25 ditto 169 Royal Regiment of Artillery. Full Half Pay. Pay. First Lieutenants. 2ND LIEUT. 1ST LIEUT. 0 John Low 28 Feb. 25 8 Nov. 27 0 3 George Malkland 9 April 25 12 Nov. 27 0 4 Robert Robertson ditto ditto 0 6 John Hill 10 April 25 ditto 0 2 Howe Curtis Sevan .. 5 May 25 ditto 0 G. Charles Herrick BurnabyC 9 June. 25 14 Nov. 27 0 2 Wm. Fenwick Williams 14 July 25 16 Nov. 27 0 7 William Patten ditto ditto 0 5 John Geddes Walker. 29 July 25 ditto 0 7 Henry Geary ditto 18 Nov. 27 0 4 John Herbert Caddy ditto ditto 0 7 Henry Joseph Morris ditto 1 Jan. 28 0 H. Richard Mathews PouldenB .... ditto, 3 Jan. 28 0 9 John MfCoy ditto ditto 0 R.S. Edw. Fitzherbert Grant ditto 30 Apri 28 0 6 Wm. George Chart Caffin 16 Dec. 25 30 June 28 0 4 John Wray Mitchell 18 Oct. 26 9 Dec. 28 0 2 George John Beresford ditto 31 Dec. 28 0 1 Rob. Fitzgerald Crawford 19 May 28 12 May 29 0 1 John St. George ditto 11 July 29 0 H.B. William Robert Nedham ditto 12 July 29 0 9 Patrick Scott Campbell ditto 19 Jan. 30 0 H.B. Augustus Henry Frazer ditto 1 Mar. 30 0 H.B. Edward Charles Warde ditto 30 June 30 0 9 Alexander Tytler ditto 3 July 30 0 2 Henry Stephen Tireman Aug. 28 4 July 30 0 5 Henry Coope Stace ditto 5 July 30 0 7 Robert Roe Fisher ditto 22 July 30 0 3 John William Ormsby ditto ditto 0 H.B. Arthur Joseph Taylor ditto ditto 0 1 George Maclean ditto 5 Aug. 30 0 3 William Baird Young ditto 1 Oct. 30 0 8 William Harrison Askwith .... 18 Dec. 29 6 Nov. 30 0 Franklin Dunlop ditto 25 Nov. 30 0 Francis Dick ditto 26 Nov. 30 0 Alfred Tylee ditto 1 April 31 0 Charles James Dalton ditto 29 April 31 0 2 William Henry Forbes .. ditto 27 May 31 0 H.B David Edward Wood ditto 30 June 31 0 H.B. Harcourt Popham Nov. 30 20 July 31 0 6 Hugh Manley Tuite ditto 26 Aug. 31 0 9 Wm. Emerton Heitland ditto 3 Sept. 31 0 2 George Innes ditto 4 Sept. 31 0 H.B, Fred. Eardley Wilmot ditto Sept. 31 0 2 James William Fitz Mayer .... ditto 26 Oct. 31 0 5 Geo. Rob. Harry Kennedy .... ditto 27 Oct. 0 H.B. George Sandham ditto 28 Oct. 31 0 H.B. Chas. Yansittart Cockbum .... ditto 2 Feb. 32 0 2 Frederick Wodehouse 17 Dec. 30 29 May 32 0 8 John Henry Francklyn 26 July 31 23 June 32 0 7 Hen. Thomas Fyers ditto 13 July 32 0 R.S. Gloucester Gambier ditto 31 July 32 0 3 Francis Seymour Hamilton .... ditto 17 Aug. 32 0 6 Edward Walter Crofton ditto 29 Aug. 32 0 H.B, Hen. Stanley M‘Clintock ditto 27 Sept. 32 0 8 Samuel Philip Townsend ditto 16 Oct. 32 0 H.B Hon. Robert French Handcock ditto 23 Dec. 32 0 1 Powrie Ellis ditto 28 Dec. 32 0 3 Robert Wynter ditto 22 Jan. 33 0 4 Henry Hotham 16 Dec. 31 3 Feb. 33 0 6 Nathaniel Evanson Harrison .. ditto 7 May 33 0 6 Charles Cheetham ...... ditto 16 July 33 0 9 Gilbert J. Lane Buchanan .... ditto 1 Aug. 33 0 4 William Staines Paine ditto 19 Aug. 33 0 H.B Walter Raleigh Gilbert 16 Oct. 32 17 Oct. 33 170 Royal Artillery. Years’ Serv Full Half Pay. Pay. 1st Lieutenants* 2ND LIEUT. 1ST LIEUT. 0 8 Alex. Fred. William Papillon. . 16 Dec. 31 23 Oct. 33 0 3 Henry Aylmer ditto 21 Nov. 33 0 8 George Chas. Rawdon Levinge ditto 25 Nov. 33 0 1 Alex. Graham Wilkinson Hamilton. ditto 17 Dec. 33 0 2 William Fulford . ditto 22 Jan. 34 0 1 Arthur Newcomen ditto 10 Feb. 34 0 1 Alexander Irving. ditto 10 Mar. 34 0 6 Dionysius Airey * ditto 8 July 34 0 7 Stanley Bing Hornby 20 June 32 10 July 34 0 4 St. John Thomas Browne ditto 11 July 34 0 6 Charles Bingham ditto 20 July 34 0 9 Henry Sebastian Rowan ditto 14 Aug. 34 0 8 J. Noble Arbuthnot Freese ditto 9 Sept. 34 0 3 Frederick Darby Cleaveland ditto 25 Sept. 34 0 7 Henry Murray ditto 24 Oct. 34 0 5 Charles Smith ditto 25 Oct. 34 0 8 Henry Austin Turner ditto 20 Nov. 34 0 1 Thos. Beckett Fielding Marriott.. . 20 Dec. 32 21 Nov. 34 0 4 Huntly George Hooper ditto 20 Dec. 34 0 4 Thomas Elwyn ditto 29 Dec. 34 0 5 Charles James Wright ditto 30 Dec. 34 0 9 Geo. Augustus Fred. Derinzy ditto 28 Jan. 35 0 6 William Hamilton Elliot ditto 4 April 35 0 8 Peter Maclean ditto 6 May 35 jO 5 Charles Robert Wynne ditto 5 June 35 0 5 Lowry Wm. Montgomery Wynne... ditto 6 June 35 0 4 Francis Ramsay ditto 12 June 35 0 5 William Wynn Jones ditto 19 Aug. 35 0 5 Anthony Benn ditto 2 Sept. 35 0 7 Robert Miller Mundy 21 June 33 28 Dec. 35 0 2 Charles Lionel Fitzgerald ditto 6 Jan. 36 0 1 George Drought Warburton ditto 17 May 36 0 3 Philip Reginald Cocks. ditto 18 Mar. 36 0 8 Robert Morse Fyers ditto 19 Apr. 36 0 5 Richard Harvey ditto 27 April 36 0 7 Walter Frederick Crofton ditto 25 May 36 0 9 Henry Edward Morritt ditto 4 June 36 0 5 Thomas Wilkins ditto 29 June 26 0 5 William Thomas Crawford ditto 1 July 36 0 8 Pierrepont Henry Mundy 20 Dec. 2 July 36 0 8 George Edward Turner ditto 12 July 36 0 4 William Henderson ditto 13 July 36 0 9 Alexander Stephen Dickson ditto 10 Aug. 36 0 9 Charles John Torrens. ditto 10 Jan. 37 0 8 George Carter Evelegh ditto ditto 0 5 William James Smythe ditto ditto 0 2 David William Paynter. ditto ditto 0 1 George Robert Barker 21 June 34 ditto 0 2 Peter Pickmore Faddy. . ditto ditto 0 8 Arthur Thomas Phillpotts. ditto ditto 0 8 Hen. Rob. Eardly Wilmot ditto ditto 0 9 John Olphert ditto ditto 0 2 William Bethell Gardner ditto ditto 0 2 Percy William Hewgill ditto ditto 0 3 John Henry Lefroy 19 Dec. 34 ditto 0 6 Chas. Jas. Buchanan Riddell ditto ditto 0 8 Arthur George Burrows ditto ditto 0 3 Molyneux Chas. Marston ditto 12 ditto 37 0 6 Edward Price ditto 28 ditto 37 0 6 Charles Colville Young ditto 29 ditto 37 0 6 James William Dunville ditto 6 Feb. 37 0 7 Edwin Wodehouse ditto 22 ditto 37 171 Royal Artillery. Full Half Pay. Pay. LIEUTENANTS. 2nd LIEUT. 1ST LIEUT. George Ashley Maude 19 Dec. 34 27 Mar. 37 John Far nab y Gator 18 June 35 5 Apr. 37 John Harvey ditto 23 June 37 Evan Maberly ditto 24 ditto 37 Hen. Graham Ross ditto 29 July 37 William Bland ditto 12 Sept. 37 John Russell Domvile ditto 26 ditto 37 Wm. Manley Hall Dixon ditto 30 Oct. 37 Hon. Frederick Savile ditto 8 Nov. 37 Hen. Wm. Montresor ditto 28 ditto 37 Wm. Moffat Douglas Willan... ditto ditto Collingwood Dickson 18 Dec. 35 29 ditto 37 Hyde Popham Parker ditto 18 Dec. 37 Hon. Rob. Chas. Hen. Spencer., ditto 30 Dec. 37 Henry J. Thomas ditto 1 Feb. 38 George Graydon ditto 23 Mar. 38 Anth. Oldfield ditto 20 April 38 H. Paget Christie ditto 11 June 38 Jas. B. Dennis 18 June 36 28 June 38 Dennis W. Pack ditto 6 Aug. 38 John Travers ditto 6 Oct. 38 Hon. G. Talb. Devereux ditto 13 Nov. 38 R. Blackwood ditto 11 Dec. 38 Ralph S. Allen ditto 1 May 39 William Swinton ditto 16 May 39 Ed. William Rodwell ditto 23 May 39 Step. W. Broughton ditto 5 July 39 Second Lieutenants. 4 Allan H. Graham.... ditto 8 Henry Lempriere.... ditto 5 John Miller Adye.... 13 Dec. 36 A. Thompson 12 Mar. 39 2 F. Alex. Campbell.. <. ditto H. Clerk ditto 6 H. P. Goodenough... ditto W. R. Gichard ditto 8 Otto Bayer Mackie... ditto R. P. Jones ...; ditto 4 Chas. Anth. Balfour.. ditto F. B. Ward ditto 6 G. B. Shakespear.... ditto J. J. Brandling ditto 1 Horace G. Alston.... ditto J. J. Macartney ditto 6 Rich. H. Crofton 5 May 37 A. R. Wragge ditto 1 Matthew Smith ditto F. Haul tain ditto 8 W. J. Plunkett Wade. ditto H. G. L. Cooper ditto 2 Murray O. Nixon..... 14 Dec. 37 T. W. Lawrence ditto 5 H. Lynedoch Gardiner ditto C. Wilson ditto 1 Benj. Bathurst ditto F. S. Travers ditto 7 H. B. O. Savile ditto M. C. Dixon ditto 1 R. Parker Radcliffe.. ditto C. F. Thorndike...... ditto 2 Thomas Knox ditto H. Rogers ditto 5 Ch. Wright Younghus- J. Turner ditto band ditto A. C. L. Fitz Roy.... ditto 6 Tho. Cromie Lyle.... ditto E. H. Fisher ditto 7 Rob. Corcyra Romer.. 16 June 38 G. Burrell ditto 6 George Wilder ditto B. Willis ditto 3 Charles Lawrence d’A- R. F. Mountain ditto guilar ditto G. J. Wyatt ditto 3 Hugh Archibald B. S. Cleaveland ditto Campbell ditto A. C. S. Somerset.... ditto 8 R. Bratton Adair.... ditto P. A. Morshead ditto 3 Robert Talbot...... ditto S. H. S. Inglefield.... ditto

172 Royal Artillery. Deputy Adjutant-General. 3 James Fife, 10 Sept. 32. Major-Gen.—Sir A. Dickson, G.C.B. 8 William Porter, 25 Sept. 32. & K.C.H. 10 April, 27. 9 Thomas Hendley, 23 Jan. 34. Assistant Adjutant-General. h. b. J. Alexander, 26 Aug. 36. Lieut.-Col.—J. E. Jones, 19th Jan. 18. Veterinary Surgeons. Adjutants. Charles Percivall, 23 April, 18. 6 2nd Capt.—W. H. Bent, 1 Apr. 15. James Burt, 1 June, 07.- h. b. 2nd Capt.—H Hen. Pester, 28 Dec. 32. William Stockley, 24 April, 05. i. a. 2nd Lt.—J. Wightman, 30 Aug. 34. 5 2nd Capt.—(3 H. R. Wright, 27 Ap. 36. Chaplains. 7 2nd Capt—It. A. Lethbridge, 22 Jan. 37. Matthew R. Scott, 10 April, 37. 4 2nd Capt.—J. Somerville, 22 Jan, 37. George Baily Tuson, B.D. 1 April, 39. 3 2nd Capt.—F. A. Griffiths, 22 Jan. 37. Company of Gentlemen Cadets. 2 2nd Capt.—R. Basset, 22 Jan. 37. Captain.—The Master-Gen. of the Ordnance. 9 2nd Capt.—J. M. Savage, 27 July, 37. 2nd Capt.—313E Richard Beaumont Burnaby, 1 2nd Capt.—Wm. Furneaux, 14 Mar. 38. 9 Sept. 34. 8 2nd Capt.—C.W.Wingfield, 23 Sept,38 Is# Lieut.—Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth, 8 Quarter-Masters. Nov. 27. 7 Samuel Barnes, 1 Feb. 08. is# Lt.—Cha. Herrick Burnaby, 14 Nov. 27. 4 William Gates, 15 Nov. 09. Riding-House JEstahlishment. 1 George Landels, 1 July, 25. Lieut.Col.—Richard Jones, 31 Dec. 28. 5 Alexander Barker, 27 April, 26. Is# Lieut.—Henry Philips, 31 July, 35. ; 2 A. Fortune, 26 July, 27. Cornet 7 th Hussars, 25 March 28. 3 William Matthews, 25 July, 31. Is# Lieut.—Alexander M£Pherson, 1 Jan. SO-

COMMANDING OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY AND ENGINEERS AT HOME AND ON FOREIGN STATIONS. GREAT BRITAIN. Artillery. Engineers. Lt.-Col. Sir J.M.F.Smith,JOT. London Moody .... Waltham Abbey Northern JlStCol. SirK. D. Ross, KCB.Carlisle . . Major Cole Newcastle Eastern . Lieut.-Colonel Tylden . Harwich Kent . . Woolwlcn ^Bloomfield,'QCBfy GCN.} • . Vavasour. Chatham Colonel Munro, KH. . . Dover . . . Colonel Harding, CB. . Woolwich Lieut.-Colonel Thomson . Dover Captain Smyth .... Exeter Jebb Birmingham Major Rivers Manchester Captain Hotham . . . Hull Sussex . South West Colonel Forbes Portsmouth | Colonel Arnold, KH. Western . Gamble . Devonport . Col. Sir Geo. Cha. Hoste, CB. Jersey <321 Major Sinclair Major Jones Guernsey Captain Slade . . Lieut.-Colonel Calder North Britain Lieut.-Col. Gordon Leith Fort . Blanshard, CB. IRELAND. aStCol. J.Webber Smith, CB. Dublin . Lt.-Col. Holloway Dublin Limerick Lieut.-Colonel J. Michell . Limerick . Leinster . Cobbe Island BridgeMoiov Marshall .... Leinster Ulster Hunt Charlempnt . Lieut.-Colonel Gordon . Ulster Dist. Munster . Colonel Oliver . . Ballincollig . Slade . . Munster Connaught Birch . . . Athlone . . Major Ord ...... Connaught Pigeon-house Fort Lieut.-Colonel Araban Dublin . . FOREIGN STATIONS. Gibraltar . . 21® Lieut.-Col. Browne Colonel Sir Cha. F. Smith, CB. Malta . . . Wallace Cardew Ionian Islands 21® Hutchesson Lieut.-Colonel Brown West Indies . Grant . English Jamaica. . . Nicolls. Major Gosset Canada . . . Colonel F. Campbell Quebec . . . Lieut.-Colonel Kirby. Colonel Wright Upper Canada Cubitt . Nova Scotia 21® Mercer . — Lieut.-Colonel Jones, KH. Newfoundland Major Fraser .... — Walker Bermuda . ■ Lieut.-Colonel Bridge . — Emmett St. Helena . , Trelawny — Capt. Alexander Cape of Good Hope Brandreth, CB. — Colonel Lewis, CB. Ceylon . . Col. W. G. Power, CB.KH. — Lieut.-Colonel Dixon Mauritius . Jas. Power . . — Colonel Fyers Bahamas Lieut. Hornby . . — Capt. Budgen Van Diemen’s Land — Major Kelsall New South Wales — — Barney 178 Paymasters to the Ordnance Department, Messrs. Cox & Co. Notes to the Royal Artillery.

2 General Shrapnel served with the Duke of York’s army in Flanders, and at the siege of Dunkirk. 3 General Wulff was at the siege of Fort St. Phillips in Minorca in 1781; served in Canada from Sept. 1786 to 12 Oct. 1796; and in Holland in 1799. 4 Sir Wiltshire Wilson was present at the following sieges, actions, &c.—Valenciennes, Dunkirk, and Nieuport in 1793; Tournay and Nieuport in 1794; Quiberon Bay in 1795; Ostend in 1798; Capture of St. Lucie, and Tobago in 1803; and Surinam in 1804. 5 Sir Joseph Maclean was aide-de-camp to General Farrington with the expedition to the Holder in 1799; and served as such with that army under the command of the Duke of York until it returned to England; having been shipwrecked and very nearly lost in Yar- mouth Roads on the voyage home. 6 General Pritchard was present at the siege and surrender of Fort Bourbon, Martinique, in 1794, and was wounded by the bursting of a shell; was at Bass Terre, Guadaloupe, on the Republican troops regaining possession of the islands; at Morne, Mascot, when attacked. 7 General Beevor served in Flanders in 1793,4 and 5; in Egypt in 1801 and 2; in Spain under Sir David Baird in 1808 and 9. Medal for services in Egypt. 8 Sir James Viney has received a medal and one clasp for Roleia and Yimiera, and Corunna. 9 Sir Alexander Dickson was at the capture of Minorca in 1798; blockade of Malta and surrender of La Valetta 1800; siege and capture of Monte Video, and attack on Buenos Ayres 1807; served throughout the campaigns of the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, in- cluding in 1809, the affair at Grigo, capture of Oporto, and expulsion of Marshal Soult from Portugal; in 1810, battle of Busaco and Lines of Lisbon; in 1811, affair at Campo Mayor, siege and capture of Olivenpa, first and second siege of Badajoz, and battle of Albu- hera; in 1812, siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and capture of Badajoz, attack and capture of the forts at Almafez, siege and capture of the Forts, and battle of Salamanca, capture of the Retiro, Madrid, and siege of Burgos; in 1813, battle of Vittoria, siege and capture of St. Sebastian, Passage of the Bidassoa, battles of the Nivelle, and Nive; in 1814 passage of the Adour, and battle of Toulouse; served in the last American war, including the attack on New Orleans, and siege and capture of Fort Bowyer Mobille; present in the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo; commanded battering train in aid of the Prussian army in the sieges of Mauberg, Landrecies, Phillippeville, Marienberg, and Rocroy. Sir Alexander has received a cross and six clasps. 10 Sir J. H.Carncross served at Walcheren, and in the Peninsula and France, from 1811 to 14, including the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse; medal and two clasps. 11 General Watson served in Flanders in 1793, 4, and 5, including battles of St. Amand, Famars, siege of Valenciennes, battle of Lincelles, attack of Dunkirk, Lambric, Lannoy, Roubaix, Mouveaux, &c.; present in the actions of the 20th Sept. 2nd and 6th Oct. 1799 at the Helder; Battle of the Blue Bergh, and capture of Cape of Good Hope in 1806; at- tack and capture of Maldonado ; capture of Monte Video, and attack on Buenos Ayres. 12 Sir Thomas Downman served in Flanders in 1793 and 4, including actions at Cateau, Lannoy, Roubaix, and was taken prisoner 18 May, 94; commanded a troop of horse artil- lery during the Corunna campaign; served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1810 to May 1813, including siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and battle of Salamanca; medal for Salamanca. 13 General Evelegh served the Corunna Campaign. 14 General Fyers served the campaigns of 1794 and 5, in Holland; employed on French coasts in mortar-ships, during 1796, 7, and 8 ; served two expeditions to the Baltic, and accompanied Lord Nelson to Revel, in Russia, and to attack the flotilla at Boulogne in 1801, (wounded); present at Copenhagen in 1807, and at the siege of Flushing; served the campaigns of l8lS and 14, in the Netherlands, including the attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. 15 General Hon. W. H. Gardner accompanied the expedition to Walcheren, and was pre- sent at the siege and capture of Flushing. 16 General Walker served on the Continent in 1794 and 5, and received three wounds in the retirement of the army across the Rhine near Arnheim, viz. one severely through the right arm below the elbow; the others above the elbow, and in the right hip. 17 174 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 18 General Drummond was present at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807 ; capture of the island of Walcheren, and siege of Flushing; battle of Waterloo. 19 Sir John May was employed afloat in bomb service from 1st Dec. 1797 to 16th April, 1801; present at Copenhagen in 1807. Served in the Peninsula and France from 18th Jan. 1809 to 26th June, 1814, including battles of Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz; siege of Forts at and battle of Salamanca; battle of Yittoria; siege of San Sebastian; passages of Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive; battle of Toulouse, and various skirmishes; present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and capture of Paris. Sir John received two musket-balls through the left thigh when charging the French rear guard on the morning after the battle of Salamanca, and a violent contusion at Vittoria; medal and three clasps. 20 Col. Pym served in Flanders in 1795 and 96; expedition to the Texel, 1797; expedi- tion to Naples, 1805; battle of Maida, sieges of Scylla and Reggio in Calabria, and siege of Gaita, 1806; commanded Artillery in the expedition to Egypt in 1807 ; capture of Ischia and Procida, 1809; sieges and capture of Spezzia, Genoa, and Savona, 1814. 21 Col. Brough was at the captures of St. Lucia in 1796, and Guadaloupe in 1810. 22 Col. Bredin was at the capture of Grenada, St. Yincent, and St. Lucia, under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, and has served in the Peninsula. 23 Col. Younghusband served in St. Domingo in 1795, and at the siege of Flushing in 1809. 24 Col. Crawford was at the capture of Surinam in 1799, and Swedish and Danish islands in 1801, St. Lucia and Surinam in 1803. Served the whole of the Corunna campaign, and in the last American war. 25 Col. Smith was at the attack of Minorca in 1798; siege of Malta, 1800; defence of Porto Ferrajo, 1802; expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Flushing; served the cam- paigns of 1813,14, and 15, including battle of Yittoria, passage of Bidassoa, Nive, siege of St. Sebastian, and battle of Waterloo. Medal and one clasp. 26 Col. Rogers served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing; served in Holland, Netherlands, and France, from 9th Dec. 1813 to 4th Nov. 1818, including Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 27 Col. Gamble was at the taking of Malta in 1800; served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the battles of the 13th and 21st March, and was wounded in the head on the 21st; capture of Ischia and Procida, 1809 ; and capture of Genoa in 1814. Medal for services in Egypt. 28 Col. Munro served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the action of 21st March, and siege of Aboukir; expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Flushing; in action at New Orleans, 23rd Dec. 1814,1st and 8th Jan. 1815. Medal for services in Egypt. 29 Col. Cockburn was at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1795; expedition to Manilla; capture of Copenhagen in 1807. 30 Sir H. D. Ross served in the Peninsula and France from 9th June, 1809 to Feb. 1814,. including action at Coa, battle of Busaco, actions of Pombal and Redhina (wounded in the shoulder); Cayal Nova and Foz d’Oronces, (wounded in the leg); Sabugal, Fuentes d’Onor, Aldea Ponte, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz, (dangerously wounded in the head); capture of forts at Salamanea, action at Castrajon, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and Retiro, affair of San Munoz and St. Milan, battle of Vittoria and the Pyrenees, passage- of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive, battle near Bayonne, 13 Dec. 1813 ; battle of Waterloo, 17th and 18th June, 1815. Cross and six clasps. 31 Col. Birch served in Ireland during the Rebellion of 1798 ; expedition to Walcheren ; in the Peninsula, at Cadiz, and Seville, under Lord Lynedoch and Sir George Cook in 1810, 11,12, and 13. 32 Col. Armstrong was at the capture of St. Lucia and Tobago in 1803; Surinam in 1804 ; and at St. Domingo in 1809. 33 Col. Paterson was at Copenhagen in 1807 ; and at Walcheren in 1809. 34 Col. Oliver served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the landing, 8th March, and battles of 13th and 21st March. Present at the siege of Flushing. Medal for services in Egypt. 35 Col. Lacy served in Holland in 1799, and in Spain and France, in 1812,13, and 14, including the action at Castalla, the two sieges of Tarragona, and investment of Bayonne. 36 Col. Campbell served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the actions of the 8th, 13th, and 21st March; capture of Rosetta; several affairs on the march to, and capture of Cairo; capture of Alexandria. Medal for services in Egypt. 37 Col. Turner was at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806. Medal and one clasp for Orthes and Toulouse, and was also present at the affair of Tarbes. 175 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 38 Colonel Cleaveland served the Kandian campaign in which the king and his territory were captured. 39 Sir Robert Gardiner was at the capture of Minorca in 1798. Present at the battles of Roliea and Vimiera; battle of Corunna; expedition to Walcheren ; battle of Barrosa; cap- ture of Badajoz; battle of Salamanca; siege of Burgos ; affair of Morales •, battles of Vit- toria, Orthes, Toulouse, and Waterloo. Cross and two clasps. 40 Colonel Wallace was on board the Phoenix Letter of Marque when she beat off a French Privateer near Barbadoes in Dec. 1800. Present at the siege of Flushing in 1809, and at the attack of Sucketts Harbour, United States, in 1813. 41 Colonel Richard Jones served in Holland in 1799, including the battles of Zuyp, Hoorn, Egmont, and Limmen. Present at the capture of Paris, and with the army of occu- pation until 2nd Dec. 1818. 42 Colonel John Edward Jones was employed afloat on board the bombs in 1801 and 02 ; commanded the artillery on board the Volcano bomb, and was present at the bombardment of Cronenburgh Castle, battle of Copenhagen, and bombardments of Boulogne under Lord Nelson. 43 Colonel Brandreth was at the siege of Malta in 1800; bombardment of Havre-de- Grace, 1803; Corunna campaign ; expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Flushing; served the campaigns of 1812, 13, and 14, including the battles of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Toulouse. Medal and one clasp. 44 Colonel Story was at the blockade and capture of Malta in 1800; capture of the Danish Islands St. Croix and St. Thomas; bombardment and capture of Fort Dessaix, Martinique, Feb. 09 ; capture of Guadaloupe, Feb. 1810. 45 Colonel Hutchesson served in Holland in 1799; in the Peninsula and South of France from March 1813 to July 1814; Belgium and France- from May 1815 to Nov. 1818, in- cluding the battle of Waterloo. 46 Colonel Whinyates served in the expedition to the Helder and campaign in North Holland in 1799; expedition to Madeira in 1801; Copenhagen 1807 ; Peninsula from Feb. 1810 to July 1813, including the battles of Busaco and Albuhera; affairs at Usagre, Aldea de Ponte, San Munos, attack and defeat of General Lalleman’s cavalry at Ribera, and many other affairs. Severely wounded in the left arm at Waterloo. 47 Colonel John Michell served the campaign in Holland in 1799; . in the Peninsula and South of France from Aug. 1813 to May 1814, including siege of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive, battles of Orthes, and Toulouse; in America from May 1814 to May 1815, including the attack of Washington and Baltimore, New Orleans, and other operations on the coast. Attached to the Prussian army in reducing the fortresses in the Netherlands. Medal and one clasp. 48 Colonel Trelawny served in Holland in 1799; in the Peninsula and South of France from Nov. 1813 to June 1814, including the passage of the Adour. 49 Colonel Hunt served in Ireland during the rebellion in 1798; at Cadiz from Feb. 1810 to Feb. 1812; in Belgium and France from 1814 to 1818. 50 Colonel Nicolls served the Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the battles of the 8th, 13th, and 21st March: siege of Fort St. Julian, investment of Giza and Alexandria, re- ceived a contusion in the thigh from a cannon shot on the 13th March. Present at the storming of Buenos Ayres, July 1807 ; and at the siege of Flushing. Medal for services in Egypt. 51 Colonel Cobbe served the campaign in the West Indies in 1801, under Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thos. Trigge. 52 Colonel Mercer served in South America in 1807 and 8. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 53 Colonel W. G. Power served in Spain, Portugal, and France, from 14th Oct. 1808 to 4th June 1814, including battle of Talavera; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded), and Badajoz, capture of French works at Almazaby : reduction of forts at, and battle of, Sala- manca ; siege of Burgos (wounded); siege of San Sebastian 11th July to 8th Sept. 1813; passage of the Bidassoa, Nive, and Adour. 54 Colonel Cubitt was at the battle of Maida, and siege of Scylla in 1806. Expedition to Walcheren 1809. 55 Colonel Bridge served the campaign on the Niagara Frontier, and on the North-West side of Lake Ontario, and Burlington Heights in Upper Canada, between Jan. 1813 and Aug. 1814. Wounded 7th May 1813. Permitted to wear the word “ Niagara ” on appointments. 56 Colonel Brown served at Walcheren in 1809. Present at Waterloo and Cambray. 57 Colonel Grant served in Hanover in 1805 under Lord Cathcart. 58 Colonel Scott served in the expedition to Walcheren, and was at the siege of Flushing. 176 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 59 Colonel Dyneley served the campaign of 1805 in Italy; present at the battle of Maida, and siege of Scylla, in 1806. Served in the Peninsula from July, 1811, to November, 1813, including siege of Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded in the head); siege of forts at Salamanca (wounded in the face); heights of St. Christovel; battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees, besides affairs of out-posts. Engaged at Waterloo. 60 Colonel Parker served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing. Served in the Peninsula and South of France from February, 1812, to April, 1814; including the battle of Yittoria; both sieges of San Sebastian; battle of Orthes; affair at Tarbes and battle of Toulouse. Lost left leg at Waterloo. Medal for Yittoria. 61 Colonel Darby served in Hanover in 1805, and at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807, and the Corunna campaign. 62 Colonel Walcott served the Corunna campaign. Present at Waterloo, 63 Colonel Rudyerd served in bomb vessels on coast of France in 1804. Present in two battles, and the capture of a fortress in the Travancore war, East Indies. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 64 Colonel Cator served campaign of Walcheren and siege of Flushing. In the Peninsula and South of France, from 1809 to 1814, including the siege of Cadiz; lines at Torres Vedras and at Santarem; battle of Barrosa (wounded); affair at Osma; battle of Vittoria; affair at Tolosa; passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive; at four days’ engagements in front of Bayonne. 65 Colonel Dansey was at the sieges of Ischia, and Santa Maura. His services in the Peninsula, and France, and Flanders, include the following battles and sieges, viz:—Badajoz, Salamanca, Burgos (severely wounded), Vittoria, San Sebastian, Nivelle, Nive, besides various actions and skirmishes. Engaged 17th and 18th June at Waterloo, severely wounded on the 18th. 66 Colonel Crawford served in the lines in front of Sobral, Portugal, in 1809; was at the capture of Genoa in 1814; served in the last American War, including the taking of Wash- ington, and engagements before New Orleans. 67 Colonel Gordon, accompanied the expedition to Naples, December, 1805, and occupa- tion of Sicily. Present at the battle of Maida, and attack and surrender of the Rock of Scylla in 1806. 68 Sir Wm. Colebrooke’s services.—Campaigns of 1809 and 10, in India; expedition to Java in 1811, including the action of Weltyvreden; in batteries before Cornelis until wounded (in the groin) 22d August; and the siege and capture of Jokjakarta. Expedition to Palemburg, in Sumatra, 1813; campaign of 1817 and 18, in India, against the Pindarics and Mahrattas: campaign of 1818 and 19 in Southern India. Present at sieges of Ras-el- Kyhman and Zaya, Arab fortresses. 69 Colonel King served in a Mortar-Boat in the Faro of Messina, for two months in 1810. Advanced into the United States with Sir George Prevost’s army, and commanded a battery against Plattsburgh. 70 Colonel W. D. Jones served in the expedition to Naples in 1805; present at the attack and capture of Reggio Castle, in Calabria, in 1806; expedition to Egypt in 1807; in charge of the division of Mortar-Boats in the Faro of Messina in 1810. 71 Colonel Dundas was at the siege of Flushing in 1809; at Cadiz in 1810 and 11; de- tached from Cadiz to Tarragona in 1811; wounded in right ankle at Ciudad Rodrigo, and most severely and dangerously at Badajoz,—left arm amputated, left thigh dislocated, and hip bone shattered. 72 Colonel Arabin was present in the action after the troops effected a landing at Mar- tinique, also at the siege of Fort Bourbon. Served in the Peninsula and France, from March, 1812, to Aug. 1814, including the battles of Biar and Castalla; siege and capture of Fort San Felipe; and battle of Ordal. 73 Colonel E. T. Michell was detached from Gibraltar in 1810, and commanded a Guerrilla division in the Serrania de Ronda ; present at the capture of Ronda, combats of El Brosque and of Bornos, night attack and capture of Arcos. Commanded the Artillery with the force occupying Tarifa in 1810,1811, and 1812 ; engaged in all the affairs and operations at Tarifa, Vejer, Casas Viejas, Alcaic and Medina Sidonia ; battle of Barrosa (shot through the shoulder) and final defence of Tarifa against Marshal Victor. In 1812 present at the assault and capture of forts at, and battle of Salamanca, combat of Castrejon, and many affairs of out-posts. Served in the Netherlands from December, 1813, to May, 1814, at the capture of Merxem, investment and bombardment of Antwerp, and in the night-attack on Bergen-op-Zoom, conducted one of the columns, and was severely wounded in several places. 74 Colonel Cruttenden was at the capture of Guadeloupe, in 1815; commanded the Emma troop ship when attacked by the Nonsuch American privateer, in the West Indies, which he beat off with great loss. 177 z Notes to the Royal Artillery. 7o Major Faddy, prior to entering the Royal Artillery, was a midshipman on board the Asia, at the capture of the Dutch Fleet in Saldana Bay in 1795; present at the attack on Fort Jerome, St. Domingo, and at the siege and capture of the City of Santo Domingo in 180!); served in the Peninsula and France from July 1810 to June 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian; passage of the Adour, investment of, and sortie at, Bayonne, besides many affairs of out-posts. 76 Colonel Wylde served in Holland in 1813 and 14, and commanded a battery before Antwerp and at Bergen-op-Zoom; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 19th Aug. 36. 77 Major Gordon served in the Peninsula and France from Aug. 1813 to Aug. 1814, in- cluding siege of San Sebastian, passage of Bidassoa, and Nivelle; actions in front of Bayonne, occupation of Bourdeaux, and subsequent affairs on the Dordoyne and investment of the fortress of Blaye. 78 Major Walker was at the capture of Flushing in 1809; present in the campaigns on the Frontier of Niagara in 1813 and 14. 79 Colonel Maclachlan served in Spain in 1813 and 14; Brevet.-Lieut.-Col. 1 June, 32. 80 Major Blachley served in the Peninsula from July, 1809, to Dec. 1812, including battles of Busaco, Fuentes D’Onor, Salamanca, and siege of Burgos. 81 Colonel Macdonald was at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806, and pro- ceeded from thence on the expedition to Buenos Ayres, where he was twice severely wounded and taken prisoner; served in the Peninsula and France, from June, 1809, to July, 1814, including the battles of Coa and Busaco; affairs of Redinha, Pombal, Condelia, and Fos de Roos; battles of Fuentes d’Onor, and Salamanca; affair of San Munos ; battle of Yittoria; siege of San Sebastian; battles of the Pyrenees; affairs of the Gave Doltoron, and of Ayres; battle of Toulouse; severely wounded at Waterloo; Brevet-Lieut.-Col, 21 June, 17; Brevet- Colonel, 10 Jan. 37. 82 Major Moor served in the Peninsula from June, 1809, to June 1813, including battles of Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, and Salamanca; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz; engaged at Castrajon, and twelve other affairs with the enemy. 83 Major Jackson served in Canada from April, 1813, to Aug. 1815, including Chryst- ler’s Farm, and Plattsburgh; medal for the former. 84 Major Sabine served the campaign on the Niagara Frontier in 1814, and commanded the batteries at the siege of Fort Erie. 85 Major Dunn served the campaign of 1805, in Italy; present at the battle of Maida, and capture of Scylla Castle in 1806; expedition to Egypt in 1807, including attack of Alexandria, Rosetta, &c.; battle of El Hamet, and taken prisoner; defence of Scylla Castle in 1808; served in the Peninsula in 1810 and 11, including siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; battles of the Coa, Busaco, Albuhera, and many other affairs; severely wounded in the groin by a musket-ball at Aldea de Ponte, 27 Dec. 1811; served in America in 1814, including the taking of Moos Island. 86 Major Bayley was at the battle of Maida, and siege of Scylla, in 1806; expedition to Egypt, and capture of Alexandria and Rosetta, in 1807; capture of Ischia in 1809; attack on an armed ship and gun-boats in the Bay of Scylla in 1810. 87 Major Cruttenden served the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15, in Upper Canada, including attack and reduction of Oswego. 88 Major Sinclair served with the expedition to Zealand in 1807; expedition to Portugal, and battle of Corunna; expedition to the Scheldt; served in the Peninsula and France from Feb. 1811, to Aug. 1814, including the assault on Badajos in 1812; battles of Sala- manca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees; passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive; sortie from Bayonne, besides many other affairs; present at Waterloo. 89 Major Gray was at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806. 90 Major Fogo served in America during the whole war, including the battle of Platsburgh. 91 Major the Hon. W. Arbuthnot was present at the passage of the Douro, and the battles of Oporto, Talavera, and Busaco. 92 Major Blachley served in the Peninsula and France from Feb. 1812 to Aug. 1814, in- cluding the siege and capture of Badajoz; affair of Castrajon; battle of Salamanca; capture of Madrid, and Retiro; siege of Burgos; affair at Osma; battle of Vittoria; siege and cap- ture of San Sebastian (both operations); passage of the Bidassoa, and the Nivelle; actions of the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th Dec. 1813, in front of Bayonne; passage of the Adour; .investment of, and sortie from Bayonne; wounded in the head by a musket-ball at the sortie. 93 Major Chalmer served in the expedition to Walcheren, and was at the siege of Flushing. 94 Major Macbean was at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807 ; served the Corunna cam- paign ; the expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Flushing; present at Waterloo. 178 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 95 Major Stopford served in South America in 1807 and 8; present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo, (received a contusion) and the capture of Paris. 96 Major Dowse served at Buenos Ayres in 1807. ( 97 Major Belson served in the Peninsula and France from July 1809 to July 1814, including the actions in front of Alameida ; battle of Busaco \ actions at Pombal; Redinha; in front of, and the heights of Caza Nova; Foz de Aronce; Sabugal; battle of Puentes d’Onor; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz; battles of Vittoria, and the Pyrenees; passage of the Nivelle, and Nive; battle of Orthes, and many other actions and affairs of out-posts ; severely wounded at Castrajon, 18 July, 1812. 98 Major Stewart served in Hanover in 1805, and at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807. I 99 Major Molesworth served at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807. 100 Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel, 27 April, 1838. 101 Major Bell was at capture of the islands of St. Thomas and St. Croix in 1807; siege of fort Desaix, Martinique; capture of Les Saintes, near Guadaloupe; and bombardment and driving from the anchorage the French fleet in 1809 j capture of Guadaloupe and adja- cent islands in 1810. Served in the Peninsula and France from July 1813 to July 1814, including the passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, Nive, and four days’ engagements near Bayonne; passage of the Adour, and investment of Bayonne; affairs at Vic Bigorfe, and Tarbes ; passage of the Garonne, and subsequent operations; battle of Toulouse (wounded); present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and capture of Paris. 102 Major Louis served in the Peninsula and France from Jan. 1813 to June 1814, in- cluding the battle of Yittoria, siege of San Sebastian; passage of the Nivelle, and Nive, and investment of Bayonne; present at Waterloo. 103 Major Grantham served at the siege of Cadiz. 104 Major Gordon was at the capture of the Danish Islands, St. Thomas and Santa Cruz in 1807 ; capture of Martinique and siege of Fort Bourbon; capture of Les Saintes in 1809; and capture of Guadaloupe in 1810. 105 Colonel Brereton served in the Peninsula, France, andjFlanders, from December, 1809 to June, 1815, including the sieges of Cadiz, Matagorda (wounded), and San Sebastian; battles of Barrosa (wounded), Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse, Quartre Bras, and Waterloo (severely wounded); besides the actions on retreat from Burgos, at San Munos, near Salamanca, Helette, St. Palais, Suaveterre, Aire, and Tarbes. Brevet-Lieut.-Col. 10th Jan. 37. 106 Major England served the expedition to the Weser in 1805 and 6; to the Cape of Good Htope and South America in 1806 and 7; campaign of 1813 in the Peninsula, including the battle of Yittoria and siege of San Sebastian. 107 Major Whitty was present at the reduction of the Danish Islands in the West Indies in 1807; capture of Guadaloupe in 1810, and of Paris in 1815. 108 Major Sweeting served the Candian campaign in Ceylon. 109 Major Wright was at the capture of Madeira, and served the Corunna campaign; served with army of occupation in France. 110 Major Wood served in the Peninsula and France, from Feb. 1813 to the end of the war, including battle of Vittoria; blockade of Pampluna; battles of the Pyrenees; siege of San Sebastian; battle of the Nivelle; affairs of Vie Bigorre and Tarbes; battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Served the campaign in America, including attack on Plattsburgh. 111 Major Heron served at Scylla in Calabria, and expedition from Sicily in 1807; cap- ture of Martinique, sieges of Pigeon Island and Fort Bourbon, 1810; served in the Pen- insula and France from 30th May, 1812 to 8th Aug. 1814, including the affair at Osma; battle of Vittoria (wounded); both sieges of San Sebastian and storming of the town; passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive; actions on the 10th, 11th, and 12th Dec. 1813; in front of, and sortie from, Bayonne, April, 1814. 112 Major Saunders was at the affairs of Pombal, Redinha, and Sabugal; battles of Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Badajoz; battle of Vittoria; sieges of San Sebastian; passages of the Bidassoa and Nive, and investment of Bayonne. 114 Major Dalton served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing. 115 Major Colebrooke served the Walcheren campaign. 116 Major Raynes was at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807 ; seryed the Corunna cam- paign; expedition to Cadiz in 1810 ; battle of Barrosa; siege of Tariffa; action at Seville ; battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivelle; passage of the Adour, and operations before Bayonne. 117 Major Hardinge served in the Peninsula and France from 12th Aug. 1812, to 25 June 1814, including the battle of Vittoria; siege of San Sebastian; battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Present at Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo. 118 Major Sheppard served at Walcheren in 1809, and in Canada from March 1814 to Dec. 1816, including actions at Chippawa, and Lundy’s Lane, before Fort Erie, and the attack on Snake Hill. 179 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 119 Major Lock was present at the battles of Roleia and Yimiera. 120 Major Sandilands served the Walcheren campaign. Present at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 121 Major Wright was at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807. Served the campaign of 1813 and 14 in Germany under the orders of the Prince Royal of Sweden, and was present at the siege of Witteraherg, capture of Hanover and Lubeck, siege of Frederick Fort, and siege and surrender of Gluckstadt. Present on the 17th and 18th June at Waterloo. Medal for the siege of Gluckstadt. 122 Captain Strangways served the campaign of 1813 and 14 in Germany, including the battle of Gourd 16th Sept, and LeipsiC 16th, 18th, and 19th Oct. 1813, for which the Swedish order of the sword was conferred on him, he having commanded the Rocket Troop after the death of Major Bogue killed in action. Present on the 16th and 18th June at Waterloo, Where he was wounded. 123 Captain Eyre served the Corunna campaign. 124 Captain Elgee served in the Peninsula and France from Feb. 1809 to May 1814, including battles of Talavera and Fuentes d’Onor; siege of Burgos (contused wound in the leg); and investment of Bayonne. 125 Captain Anderson was at the siege and capture of Flushing and the subsequent operations in 1809. Bombardment of Antwerp, also previous and subsequent operations. Present at Waterloo and capture of Cambray and Paris. 126 Captain Manners served in the Peninsula from Feb. 1810 to Dec. 1813, including the battle of Barrosa (wounded)} sieges of Tarifa and Cadiz. 127 Captain Schalch was at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1815. 128 Captain Armstrong served at Walcheren in 1809, and in Canada from May 1810 to July 1815, and was present in most of the engagements, &c. including the capture of Fort Niagara. Slightly wounded at Fort George, 27th May 1813. 129 Captain Cookson served the Corunna campaign including the actions of the 15th and 16th Jan. 1809. Proceeded with the army to Walcheren, 130 Captain Evans served at Walcheren. 131 Captain Pascoe served in the Peninsula and France from Aug. 1809 to Feb. 1814, including the battles of Salamanca, Yittoria, Nivelle, Nive, passage of the Bidassoa, and other operations j sieges of Badajoz, Forts of Salamanca, Burgos, and San Sebastian. Army of occupation from 1815 to 1818. 132 Captain Spiller served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing, and the attack and capture of Ter Yere. 133 Major Colquhoun served in Spain from 1812 until the close of the war. Brevet- Major 2nd Dec. 36. 134 Captain Harrison served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to Sept. 1814, and was present at Cadiz, Isla, and Tariffa. 135 Captain Charlton served in the Canadas from 1811 to 1815, and was present in three general actions, one siege, several skirmishes, and at the storming of two forts. Re- ceived a contusion at the storming of Fort Erie. 136 Captain Kendall served at Walcheren in 1809. Present at the taking of Kandyan Provinces in 1815, and the subsequent operations there in 1817 and 18. 137 Captain Wright served at Cadiz during 1810,11, and 12, and was at Fort Matagorda and Tariira. 138 Captain Bridges served at Walcheren in 1809, and in the Peninsula and France from July 1811 to Aug. 1814, including the siege of Cadiz in 1811; battles of Vittoria and the Pyrenees ; passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, Nive, and Adour ; and the operations before Bayonne. Attached to the Prussian corps d’arm6e in 1816, under the command of Prince Augustus of Prussia, and employed in the reduction of Philippeville, Marienbourg and Rocroy. Adjutant to the Royal Artillery, serving with the force employed in Portugal in 1826; and Brigade Major to the Royal Artillery in the Canadas, in 1838. 139 Captain Bent served at Walcheren and at the bombardment of Flushing. Served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1810 to June 1813, including the sieges of Badajoz, battle of Albu- hera, capture of General Gerard’s corps at Arroga de Molinas, besides many other affairs. Severely wounded at San Munos. 140 Captain Furneaux served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1810 to April 1814, including the siege of Badajoz. 141 Captain Morgan served at Walcheren, and at the bombardment of Flushing. Served in the Peninsula and France from April 1812 to Aug. 1814, including the siege of Cadiz ; battles of the Pyrenees; siege of San Sebastian (severely wounded); and battle of Toulouse. 142 Captain Warde was present at the siege of Cadiz and at Waterloo. 180 Notes to the Royal Artillery. 143 Captain Ingilby was present at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, Fort of Salamanca (wounded), and Burgos; battles of Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, and 17th and 18th. June at Waterloo. 144 Captain Cater served in the Peninsula from April 1810, including the siege of Cadiz. Present at Waterloo and at the taking of Cambray and Paris. 145 Captain Pester was present at the siege of Cadiz, and at the.battle of Barrosa, where he was severely wounded. 146 Captain Stanway served in the Peninsula and France from Feb. 1812 to July 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian; passage of the Bidassoa, and the Adour. 147 Captain Story served in the Peninsula and France from Nov. 1812 to May 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian: passage of the Bidassoa, and the Adour. 148 Captain Slade served in the Peninsula and France from March 1812 to June, 1814, including the battles of Salamanca, the Pyrenees, and Orthes ; siege of San Sebastian; passage of the Bidassoa, and Nivelle. 149 Brevet-Major, 11th July, 1837. 150 Captain James served in the Peninsula and France, from October, 1812, to April, 1814, including the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes. Served subsequently in the American War. 151 Captain Lawrence served in the Peninsula, from April, 1813, to April, 1814, including the siege of Tarragona. 152 Captain Bloomfield served in the Peninsula and France, from March, 1813, to June, 1814, including the battle of Vittoria, siege of San Sebastian, crossing the Bidassoa; battles of the Nivelle, Nive, Ofthes, and Toulouse. Present at Waterloo. 153 Captain Trevor served the campaign of 1814 in Holland. Present at Waterloo and subsequent operations in France. 154 Captain Maule served in Sicily, the Adriatic, and the Peninsula, from November, 1811, to November, 1814, including four engagements with and capture of enemy’s vessels on board of gun-boats; battle of Castalla; siege of Tarragona; and affair of Villa Franca. Present on 16th and 18th June, at Waterloo. 155 Captain Palliser served in the Peninsula and France, from November, 1812, to May, 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian, and battles of Vittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse. Served subsequently in the American War, including the battles of Bladensburgh, and Baltimore, and operations before New Orleans. 156 Captain Macbean served in the Peninsula and France, from July, 1812, to August, 1814, including the affair at Osma; battle of Vittoria; both sieges and capture of San Sebastian; passage of the Nivelle 10th November, and actions of the Nive, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th December, 1813. 157 Captain Gillespie served in the last American War, including the battle at Plattsburgh. 158 Captain Dickens served in Holland in 1813 and 14, including the attack on Merxem, and the cannonade against the enemy’s ships of war in the basin. 159 Captain Tomkyns served the campaign of 1814 in Canada, including the actions near Fort George, and Lundy’s Lane; blockade, attack, and final assault of Fort Erie. Present when the British lines on the Chippawa were attacked. 160 Captain Williams was engaged in the actions before New Orleans, and at the capture of Fort Boyer. Present at Waterloo and capture of Paris. 161 Captain Morgan .served in the Peninsula and France from October, 1813, to June, 1814, including the passage of the Adour, and battle of Toulouse. Served the campaign of 1814 in Canada. 162 Captain R. G. B. Wilson sewed in Holland, Belgium, and France, from December, 1813, to January, 1816, including the 16th, 17th, and 18th June, at Waterloo. 163 Captain Cuppage served in the Peninsula and France, from February to August, 1814, including the sortie from Bayonne. Present 18th June, at Waterloo. 164 Captain Griffin sewed before Genoa in 1814. 165 Captain Basset was employed in raising the siege of Bilboa, 25th December, 1836. Present in the field actions on the 10th, 12th, 14th, 15th, and 16th March; attack and carrying by assault the town of Hernani, 12th May; and capitulation of the town of Fon- tarabia, 17th May, 1837.

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Waters 46* ditto ditto 11 Nov. ditto 22 711'12 Fennel Cole 1 Feb. 10 ditto 7 Feb. ditto 25 4 P Edward Matson 47 . 7 May ditto 9 Jan. ditto 26 P James Conway Victor 1 June ditto 19 June ditto 26 3 P Crighton Grierson... ditto ditto 1 July ditto 27 P Richard John Baron. ditto ditto 20 Dec. ditto 29 ■ft Thomas Howard Fenwick 21 July ditto 2 Dec. 28 June 38 29 A Lewis Alexander Hall ditto ditto 12 Jan. ditto 28 o Patrick Yule 48 1 May 11 11 ditto 23 March ditto 28 o George Philpotts 49 . ditto 7 June ditto ditto 28 o Charles Jasper Selwyn 50 ditto 18 July ditto ditto 28 o W. Matthew Gosset 51 14 Dec. 1 July 12 9 April ditto, 28 o P Daniel Bolton...... ditto ditto 7 June ditto 28 0 F. William Whinyates 52 ditto ditto 29 July ditto 28 0 P Alex. Watt Robe 52* ditto ditto ditto ditto 28 0 Ralph Carr Alderson.... ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 0 Charles Wright 53....., 1 July 12 1 March 13 ditto ditto 27 0 P Charles Rivers 54 .... ditto ditto ditto ditto 27 0 Fran. Ringler Thomson 55 ditto 21 July ditto ditto 27 0 P H. Young Wortham 56 ditto ditto 24 Sept. ditto 27 0 P Geo. Vaughan Tinling ditto ditto 19 Oct. 27 0 Joshua Jebb 57 ditto ditto 26 Feb. 27 0 John Smyth 57 ditto ditto 29 Oct. 27 0 Alexander Henderson .. 20 March 13 ditto 24 Feb. 29 27 0 Thomas Battersbee ditto ditto 22 May 27 0 Arthur Walpole ditto ditto 27 Oct. 27 0 George Tait ditto ditto 16 Feb. 30 27 0 Hen.Mowland Brandreth ditto ditto 16 Mar. 27 0 Charles Ogle Streatfield.. ditto ditto 21 June Second Captains. 26 0 J. Ellison Portlock 57 .. 20 July 15 Dec. 13 22 June 30 26 0 William Gregory ditto ditto 6 Oct. 31 26 0 Charles Carson Alexander ditto ditto 7 ditto 26 0 Jas. Hunter Rutherford.. ditto ditto 12 Nov. 26 0 Arthur Kay 58 ditto ditto 10 Dec. 32 26 0 George Curry Page .... ditto ditto 5 Jan. 33 26 0 Henry Sandham ditto ditto 1 May 34 26 0 Colin Mackenzie ditto ditto 26 Oct. 26 0 T. Coryndon Luxmore .. 1 Jan. 14 1 Aug. 14 6 Nov. 26 0 William Paris ...... ditto ditto 1 March 35 26 0 Edward Bullock Patten.. ditto ditto 25 June 25 15X Fred. Henry Baddeley .. ditto ditto ditto 25 1'A George Dalton ditto ditto 19 Aug. 24 1A Charles Burt 1 Aug. 1 July 15 15 Sept. 23 2A George C. Degen Lewis.. ditto ditto 5 Dec. 22 2-H GustavusC. Du Plat, k.h. ditto ditto 8 Feb. 36 29 March 39 20 Thomas Budgen ditto ditto 13 May 21 4 Vincent Joseph Biscoe .. ditto ditto 11 June 19 ^15 Henry Powell Wulff .... ditto ditto 23 Sept. 17 Montgomery Williams .. 24 March 15 1 May 16 10 Jan. 37 17 7A John Hawkshaw ditto ditto ditto 17 7A George Hotham ditto ditto ditto 20 4A Thomas Hore ditto 7 Feb. 17 ditto 19 5 Thomas Foster 1 Sept, 7 Sept. 19 ditto 29 March 39 20 4 Geo. Fra. W. Bordes .... ditto 9 Jan. 21 ditto 21 ®A Francis Randolph ditto 13 April ditto 21 2-H John Isaac Hope ditto 1 July ditto 22 Wm. Cameron Forbes .. ditto 25 March 23 ditto 23 A Richard John Stotherd .. ditto 13 March 24 ditto 24 0 Alexander Gordon ditto 2 Dec. 24 ditto 24 0 Cowper Rose ditto 184 12 Jan. 25 ditto Corps of Royal Engineers. Half Full 1ST LIEUT. CAPTAIN. Pay. Pay. Sbconb Captains. 2ND LIEUT. 0 Wm. Biddlecomb Marlow Sept. 15 23 March 25 28 March 37 0 Thomas Drummond ...... March 16 ditto 18 Aug. 0 Robert Kearsley Dawson., ditto ditto ditto 0 Henry Pooley .1 L* ditto ditto ditto 0 Francis Wm. Pettingal , ditto ditto 20 Nov. 0 Samuel Hen. Wentworth .. .. , ditto ditto 9 Dec. , 0 Henry Tucker.L.. ditto 9 April 25 25 Dec. 0 Benjamin Spice'r Stehelin Aug. 16 2 June 31 March 88 0 William Lancesy .. . Vi...... ditto 7 ditto 25 May 0 Charles Oldershaw. ditto 29 July 25 13 June 0 George St. Vincent Whitmore ditto ditto 24 Jan. 39 0 Henry Servants .. ..:...... , ditto ditto 27 May 89 First Lieutenants. 0 Henry Owen Crawley Aug. 16 29 July 25 0 John Twjss ...L,r...... ditto ditto T58 Leicester Vineyj Smith ...... ditto ditto 2 John Walpole . I ditto 24 Sept. Thomas Aiskew Larcom ...... June 20 9 Feb. 26 15 Bdward Vicars 5 ^ .. .. March 22 8 April 0 St. Aubyn Molesworth Aug. 24 19 Oct. 0 Robert Boteler May 25 20 ditto 0 Edward From#.... ditto 6 Dec. 0 Richard Howorth Aug. 25 11 April 27 0 Robert Dashwbod Sept. 25 31 Dec. 0 Charles C. Wilkinson ...... ditto 26 Feb. 28 0 William Turnbull Renwick ditto 7 Nov. 0 Thomas Hosmer Rimington,..... ditto 28 Jan. 29 0 William E. Delves Broughton .... ditto 24 Feb. 0 Richard J. Nelson Jan. 26 22 May 0 Robert Fenwick .... ditto 23 ditto 0 George Burghmann March 26 27 Oct. 0 Edward Aldrich ditto 15 Feb. 30 0 John Chaytor ditto 16 ditto 0 Joshua Coddington April 26 8 June 0 Charles Bailey ditto 21 ditto 0 William Thomas Denison ...... ditto 22 ditto 0 John Williams 22 Sept. 26 2 Dec. 0 Edward W. Dumford ditto 5 Feb. 31 0 Edward Thomas Lloyd ditto 24 June 0 Henry James ditto 22 July 0 William Robinson ditto 6 Oct. 0 Thomas R. Mould ditto 7 ditto 0 George Wynne ditto 12 Nov. 0 Janies Lynn ditto 13 ditto 0 William Stace May 27 18 March 32 0 Henry D. Harness ditto 27 20 Sept. 0 George A. Bennett July 27 10 Dec. 0 William Henry Ford Aug. 27 5 Jan. 33 0 St. George L. Lyster ditto 4 Feb. 0 Edmund T. Ford ditto 5 ditto 0 William Yolland April 28 4 Sept. 0 Charles Erskine Ford April 29 1 May 34 0 James Jenkin Sept. 29 6 Nov. 0 Richard Clemept Moody Nov. 30 25 June 35 0 Frederick Augustus Yorke Oct. 31 12 Aug. 0 Charles Francis Skyring ditto 19 Aug. 0 George Rowan Hutchinson 29 May 32 15 Sept. 0 Robert Gorges Hamilton ...... ditto 5 Dec. 0 Henry Williamson Lugard ...... ditto 6 ditto 0 William Charles Hadden ditto 8 Feb. 36 0 Roger Stuart Beatson ditto 13 May 0 Sampson Freeth Sept. ditto 0 John Graham M£Kerlie ; Feb. 33 23 Sept. 0 John Frederick Anthony Symonds Aug. 24 ditto 185 A A Years’ Serv Corps of Royal Engineers. Full Half Pay. Pay. 1st lieut. First Lieutenants. 2nd LIEUT William George Hamley Aug. 25 Sept. Andrew Beatty . ditto 6 Nov. John W. G. Gordon Dec. 10 Jan. Marcus Dill ditto ditto James Fellowes ditto ditto George B. G. Downes ditto ditto Philip J. Bainhrigge ditto ditto Archibald P. G, Ross ditto ditto John Claridge Burmester ... June ditto Edmund Ogle ditto ditto Conolly M£Causland ditto ditto John Cameron Dec. ditto John S. Hawkins ditto ditto James H. Freeth ditto ditto Charles Duesberry Robertson. Dec. 31 Jan. 37 Charles Fanshawe ditto 23 Feb. Frederick E. Chapman June 28 March Thomas Fenwick ditto 8 May Theodosius Webb ditto 18 Aug. John Hodges Pipon. Dec. 20 Nov. Thomas Rice Lyster ditto ditto William Walter Fuller ditto 9 Dec. William Henry Roberts ditto 25 Dec. Gother Frederick Mann June 31 March 38 Spencer Westmacott ditto 25 May Charles Acton Broke ditto 13 June Charles Edward Stanley Dec. 14 June William Collier Menzies May 1 Aug. Edward Reynolds...... ditto 24 Jan. 39 Robert M. Laffan ditto 1 April 39 Arthur Henry Freeling ditto 27 May 39 Harry St. George Ord ditto ditto Second Lieutenants. Frederick Lemesurier 5 May 37 Archibald Randolph . 16 June 38 David William Tylee -ditto George Sorrell ditto Hampden C. B. Moody ditto A. F. H. Dacosta ... 28 March 39 John Linton Arabin Simmons ditto J. Bayly. ditto George Archibald Leach .... ditto H. C. Owen. ditto Richard Tylden ditto G. F. D. Jervois ditto Philip John Stapleton Barry ditto T. L. J. Gallwey ditto Henry Arthur White ditto C. S. Miller ditto Paul Bernard Whittingham .. ditto R. Burnaby i ditto Phipps John Hornby ditto A. D. Craigie ; ditto James William Gosset ditto O. O’Donnel Grattan. nitto George Clement Baillie 16 June 38 M. Vavasour ditto Thomas Bernard Collinson .. ditto T. S. Baker ditto George Bent ditto H. F. Keane ditto Edm. Yeamans W. Henderson ditto Hon. W. Napier ditto Major of Brigade.—$ Colonel C. G. Ellicombe, C. B. 9 Jan. 21. Scarlets—Facings, Blue Velvet. N. B. The officers in Italics are holding civil employment. ROYAL SAPPERS AND MINERS.—(Officered by the Corps of Royal Engineers.) Major of Brigade.—$ Brevet-Major Edw. Matson, 11 Feb. 31. Adjutant.—Captain Henry Sandham, 1 Aug. 37. Quarter-Master.—James Hilton, 9 Nov. 85. Establishment at Chatham for instructing the Corps in Military Field Works. Director.—Colonel C. W. Pasley, C.B., 27 May, 13. 186 Ordnance Medical Department.

Years’ Serv Full Half Director- General. Pay. Pay. Sir John Webb, K.C.H. 20 Nov. 09. Assistant-Inspector. Morgan Thomas, Assist.-Surgeon, 14 July, 14; Surgeon, 11 Nov. 11; .4s«ts#.' Inspect. 14 July, 36.

ASSISTANT- Surgeons. SURGEON. ®3E Edward Simpson ...... 25 April 05 5 Aug. 13 ®T5 Thomas Macmill Fogo, M.D. 22 Jan. 06 26 Sept. 14 0 James Stewart 1 Dec. 07 27 Jan. 27 0 J. Wallan Halahan, M.D 5 Dec. 08 5 June 27 1 James Verling, M.D 25 Jan. 10 3 July 27 1 8 Alexander Ogilvie, M.D...... , 11 June 11 10 Aug. 0 Charles Tomlins Whitfield 12 May 12 1 June 0 Thomas Seaton 23, Oct. 12 25 Aug. 0 Thomas Haswell Quigley 3 Nov. 12 26 Aug. & James Parratt ...... 9 Nov. 12 11 June James Whitelaw 6 Jan. 13 14 June 36 6^ Wm. Frederic Nelson 12 Feb. 13 26 Oct. 36 8^ Stewart Chisholm ...' *.... 30 Nov. 13 11 Sept. 38 Apothecary. William Harris, 1 Oct. 06; Assist.-Surgeon, 3 40 Sept. 99. Assistant Surgeons. Thomas Colchester 27 Jan. 27 William Richardson 17 April 27 James E. Williams 11 May 27 John Goldsworthy 12 June 27 Wm. Kelly 31 Jan. 28 Charles Dempsy 22 July John Atkins Davis 1 July 31 Jas. Edw. Tho. Parratt ditto George Parr ditto Chas. Fred. Staunton, M.B.... ditto Johnson Savage, M.D ditto Benj. Geo. Calder, M.D 1 May 33 Robert Templeton, M.D 6 May 33 Joseph Ambrose Lawson, M.D. 11 June 36 Wm. Alston Dassauville, M.D. 14 June 36 Andrew Aylmer Staunton 20 Sept. 36 James Somerville Litle 2 Nov. 36 John Macintosh, M.D 23 Nov. 36 George Thomas Ferris 20 Sept. 37 Melbourne Broke Gallway ... 18 June 38 John Bent 25 April 38 *Rich. Coffin Elliot 7 June 39 Paymasters to the Ordnance Department, Messrs. Cox & Co.

187 Notes to the Royal Engineers. 1 Sir Aug. De Butts was at the sieges of Toulon, Bastia, and Calvi, and was favourably mentioned by Lord Hood in his despatches on the surrender of Bastia. 2 Gen. Evatt was present at the attack and reduction of various islands, &e. in the West Indies, and at the Helder. 3 Sir Fred. Mulcaster served in Portugal, in 1797 and 98; acting as commanding engineer at the siege of Cindadella in Minorca, in 1798, and remained in the Mediterranean until 1801. 4 Sir Howard Elphinstone was at the Capture of the Cape of Good Hope in 1795; served in Egypt in 1801 as Commanding Engineer in the Indian Army under Sir David Baird. In 1806 was employed on a mission to Portugal. Embarked as Commanding Engineer under General Whitelock in the expedition to Monte Video. In 1808 embarked as Com- manding Engineer with Sir Arthur Wellesley in the expedition to Portugal, and was severely wounded at Roleia. Served also in the Peninsula from 1812 to the end of the war, and was Commanding Engineer at the passage of the Adour, and blockade of and sortie from Bayonne. Sir Howard has received an Egyptian medal, and a medal and two clasps for Roleia, Nivelle, and Nive. 5 Gen. Durnford was present at the siege of Fort Bourbon, and capture of Martinique, St. Lucia, and Guadaloupe, in 1794. 6 Sir John Jones served the campaign in Calabria, &c.; was present at the battle of Maida; attack of Castle of Scylla; the retreat to Corunna; expedition to Walcheren, re- duction of Flushing; served the campaigns of 1810, 11, and 12, in the Peninsula; has received a medal for Badajoz. Sir John was shot through the ancle joint at the siege of Burgos, Oct. 1812. 7 Gen. Thackeray was at the capture of Surinam in 1799, St. Martin’s, St. Bartholomew’s, &c. &c. in 1801; directed the siege of Scylla Castle, and that of the Fortress of Santa Maura in 1809; served with the army in Spain, in 1812; at the battle of Castalla, and siege of Tarragona in 1813, and remained with the army until 1814. 8 Gen. Birch served in Flanders, and Holland, in 1793, 94, and 95; the Egyptian cam- paign of 1801; taking of Copenhagen under Lord Cathcart; served in the north of Spain in 1808; taking of Flushing in 1809; blockade of Cadiz in 1810 and 11; has received a medal for Barrosa. Gen. B. was shot through the thigh near Valmesada, 7 Nov. 1808. 9 Gen. Nicolls served in the last American war. 9* General Wright served in the West Indies during the war with France, from 1800 to 1805 inclusive, including the capture of the islands of St. Lucia and Tobago from the French. Commanded the batteries at the island of Trinidad under Sir Thomas Hislop, when that island was threatened with an attack by the combined squadrons of France and Spain. Served in North America, Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick during the whole of the late war with the United States, under Sir George Prevost and Sir John Sherbrooke ; and with the latter officer served as Deputy Quarter Master General of the Forces in the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Served in the island of Ceylon, having volunteered his services in that island during the rebellion of the Kandyan provinces; and, on his return to England, visited the Court of Persia in an official capacity, and was the means of preventing the Shah of Persia from declaring war against the Hon. East India Company. 10 Sir John Burgoyne’s services:—blockade of Malta, and surrender of Yaletta, 5th Sept. 1800; landed in Egypt, 17th March, 1807; capture of Alexandria, 20th March; attack of Rosetta from 7th to 18th April, 1807 ; retreat to Corunna, 1809; passage of the Douro, 12th May; affair of Salamonde, 16th May; blew up Fort Conception in presence of the enemy, 21st July; battle of Busaco, 21st Sept.; retreat and lines of Lisbon; siege of Bada- joz, 2nd to 13th June, 1811; action of Elbodon, 25th Sept. 1811; siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, 8th to 19th January, 1812 , siege and storm of Badajoz, 17th March to 6th April, 1812 ; siege and capture of Forts at Salamanca, 17th to 27th June, 1812; battle of Sala- manca, 22nd July, 1812; advance to Madrid, and capture of Retiro Forts, 14th August, 1812 ; siege of Burgos, (wounded) 19th Sept, to 21st Oct: 1812; retreat from Burgos; ad- vance of the army and cross the Ebro, May and June, 1813; battle of Vittoria, 21st June, 1813 ; siege and storming of St. Sebastian, (wounded) 15th July to 13th Aug. 13 ; siege of Castle of St. Sebastian, 31st Aug. to 9th Sept. 1813; passage of Bidassoa, 7th Oct. 1813; battles of the Nivelle and Nive; passage of Adour, 23rd February, and blockade of Bayonne; sortie from Bayonne, 14th April, 1814; attack of American lines before New Orleans; 8th Jan. 1815; capture of Fort Bowyer, from 8th to 11th Feb. 1815; Sir John has received a cross and one clasp. 188 Notes to the Royal Engineers. 11 Col. Pasley’s services :—in 1806, in the defence of Gaeta; afterwards in the battle of Maida ■, siege of Copenhagen in 1807 5 in 1808 and 9, several skirmishes, and in the battle of Corunna; reconnoitered the enemy’s coast under the fire of batteries, and afterwards at the siege of Flushing; Col. P. received a bayonet-wound through the thigh, and a musket- wound, which injured the spine, in leading a storming party to attack an advanced work occupied by the French on the Dike in front of Flushing, 14th Aug. 1809. 12 Col. Goldfinch’s services:—in 1807, expedition to Copenhagen ; 1809, Oporto, Tala- vera; 1810, Busaco; 1813, Yittoria, Pyrenees, Five; 1814, Orthes, Toulouse; has received a cross. 13 Col. Arnold’s services:—blockade and surrender of Malta in 1800; the whole of the campaign in Egypt in 1801; attack and surrender of Demerara, Essequibo, Berbice, and Surinam. 14 Sir Wm. Gosset served in Holland in 1799, and was major in command at the attack upon Algiers under Lord Exmouth in 1816. 15 Col. Ellicombe’s services:—siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, 8th to 19th Jan. 1812; siege and storm of Badajoz, 17th March to 6th April, 1812; retreat from Burgos, 1812; advance of the army and cross the Ebro, May and June, 1813; battle of Vittoria, as Brigade-Major; siege and storm of St. Sebastian, 15th July to 9th Sept. 1813; passage of Bidassoa, 7th Oct. 1813; battle of Nivelle, 10th Fov. 1813; Five, 10th and 11th Fov. and 2nd Dec. 1813; passage of Adour, 23rd Feb. 1814, and blockade of Bayonne; sortie from Bayonne, 14th Apr. 1814; medal for St. Sebastian. 16 Col. Fanshawe’s servicescapture of Cape of Good Hope in 1806; expedition to South America, and siege and capture of Monte Video in 1807; with the army in Portugal in 1808; expedition to the Scheldt, and siege of Flushing in 1809. 17 Sir C. F. Smith’s services:—capture of Santa Cruz, St. Thomas, and St. John in 1807; capture of Martinique (wounded) in 1809; senior engineer in charge of Cadiz and its environs in the operations connected with the battle of Barrosa in 1811; commanding engineer in the defence of Tariffa, and in the field operations which led to that event; chief engineer at Cadiz when the siege was raised in 1812; afiairs of the 18th, and battle of Vit- toria, 21st June, 1813; Villa Franca and Tolosa, 24th June; siege of St. Sebastian; capi- tulation of Paris, 7th July, 1815; army of occupation; has served 20 years in the West Indies. 18 Col. Harding’s services:—1813, action of Castalla, May; attack of Denia, June; attack of Tarragona, June. 1815, sieges of Mauberg, Landrecy, Marienberg, Phillippeville, and Rocroy, with the Prussian army. 19 Sir Geo. Hoste’s services :—battle of Maida, and siege of Scylla Castle in 1806; attack on Alexandria and Rosetta in Egypt, in 1807 ; taking of the islands of Ischia and Procida, and siege of Ischia Castle in 1810; action on board H. M.’s ship Spartin in the Bay of Faples, 3d May, 1810; two attacks on Antwerp, in 1812; led the Guards in the attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. 20 Col. Wright served in the expedition to the Helder in 1799. 21 Col. Lewis’s services:—campaign in Faples and Calabria, in 1805 and 1806; battle of Maida and siege of the Castle of Scylla, in July and Aug. 1806; capture of Ischia and Pro- cida, in the Bay of Faples, in Aug. 1809; and siege of the Castle of Ischia; siege of the Fort at Santa Maura; served the campaign of 1813 in the Peninsula; wounded at the assault of the breach of St. Sebastian, lost the left leg above the knee. 22 Col. Holloway served the campaigns of 1810,11, and 12, in the Peninsula; wounded in the trenches before Badajoz, March, 1812; shot through the body 26th March, 1812, whilst storming the enemy’s works. 23 Col. Graydon was at the capture of Martinique, in 1809, and Guadaloupe, in 1810. 24 Col. Thomson was at the capture of Martinique, in 1809; served on the north coast of Spain, in 1812; and in the Fetherlands, in 1813,14, and 15. 25 Sir John Smith served in Sicily from 1807 to June 1812. 26 Col. Jones was at the passage of the Douro and capture of Oporto, May, 1809; battle of Talavera, July, 1809; battle of Busaco, Sept. 1810; siege of Badajoz, and battle of Albu- hera, May, 1811; siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, January, 1812. 27 Col. Moody has seen a great deal of active service in the West Indies, and has been twice wounded, for which he received the Brevet rank of Major, and the Cross of Knight of the Royal French Order of Military Merit. 28 Col. Oldfield served in Holland in 1814; from March to June 1815, second in com- mand under Sir James Carmichael Smith in the Fetherlands; as Brigade-Major with the Duke of Wellington’s army at Waterloo, capitulation of Paris, and army of occupation. 29 Col. Dixon served in Canada during the war, from 1812 to 15, and was slightly" wounded at the storming of Fort Sandusky; medal for Detroit. 189 Notes to the Royal Engineers. 30 Col. Calder served in the expedition to Walcheren, and siege of Plushing, in 1809. 31 Col. Slade was present at St. Sebastian in July and Aug. 1813; blockade and sortie at Bayonne, March and April 1814; Col. Slade was one of the officers selected to accompany the boats from Socoa to the mouth of the river Adour, and to assist in laying the bridge across. 32 Col. Tylden served at the siege and capture of Port Santa Maria, 29th March, 1814; Commanding Engineer in the action before Genoa under Lord Wm. Bentinck. 33 Col. Wells:—campaign of Portugal and Spain, in 1808 and 9, including action of Rolissa, and the battles of Yimiera and Corunna; campaign in Holland in 1809, including the siege of Flushing; blockade of Cadiz, from March, 1810, to the raising of the blockade in 1812, excepting about six months absence at Carthagena, and with the army in Estra- madura, including the action of Barrosa, and the last siege of Badajoz, in March and April, 1812; served part of the campaign of 1813, until the army embarked at Bordeaux in 1814, including the passage of the Bidassoa, blockade of Bayonne, and the taking of a work at Laredo ; campaign of Belgium and Prance, in 1815. 34 Col. English’s services:—campaign of 1808 and 9, from the period the British army landed in Portugal until the retreat to Corunna, including battles of Roleia, Yimiera, and Corunna; end of campaign of 1813, and campaign of 1814, including battles of Orthes and Toulouse; campaign of 1815, and with the army of occupation until August, 1817. 35 Col. Blanchard was at the blockade and sortie of Bayonne; -served afterwards in the American war; and was present at the taking of Washington; the operations and engage- ment before Baltimore; field operations and engagement before New Orleans; taking by assault the lines on the right bank of the Mississippi, and capture of Port Bowyer; joined Sir James Kemp’s division in France, 22d June, 1815. 36 Col. Emmett’s services, &c.:—sieges of Badajoz in 1811 and 12; passage of the Nive; Bayonne, Orthes, Toulouse; at New Orleans, at the attack on the American lines, and every affair on that expedition; at the siege of Fort Bowyer; slightly wounded at Badajoz in 1811; and on the advance towards Orthes; very severely wounded at the assault of Badajoz in 1812. 37 Col. Ward served with the army in Sicily in 1811 and 12; was present at the action of Castella, attack of Denia, and siege of Tarragona in 1813; served with the army in the Netherlands in 1814. 38 Col. Gordon’s services :—attack on the Castle of Scylla, June, 1809; siege and cap- ture of Santa Maura, March, 1810. 39 Major Barney was at the defence of Tariffa, and subsequently at several captures in the West Indies. 40 Major Jones served in the expedition to Walcheren in 1809; served the campaigns of 1811, 12,13, and 14, including the actions and sieges of Cadiz, Tarragona, Badajoz (1812), Vittoria, St. Sebastian, passage of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, Nive, Bayonne; wounded leading the Forlorn Hope, first assault of St. Sebastian. 41 Major Bonnycastle was at the siege and capture of Flushing, August, 1809; served with the army in Nova Scotia during the war with the United States, 1812,13, and 14. 42 Major Marshall was slightly wounded at Ciudad Rodrigo, 16th January, 1812; severely wounded twice by musket-shots at St. Sebastian, 31st August, 1813, when lead- ing the advance of the column of attack up the great breach. 43 Sir George Gipps was wounded on the left arm at the assault on Fort Picurina, during the siege of Badajoz, in 1813. 44 Major Barry was severely wounded by a grape shot, 31st Aug. 1813, when leading a party to the breach at the storming of St. Sebastian. 45 Col. Reid was severely wounded in the knee, repulsing a sortie at Badajoz, 10th May, 1811; in the leg during the assault of Ciudad Rodrigo, 19th January, 1812; in the neck during the assault of St. Sebastian, 28th July, 1813. 46 Major Ord served in Spain during 1810,11,12, 13, and one half of 1814, including the sieges of Cadiz and Tarragona. 46* Major Waters served in the Peninsula from April 1812 to September 1814. Was at Cadiz when the siege was raised in the former year. In 1815 he was present in the actions of Quatre Bras and Waterloo. He led one of the columns to the assault of Peronne on the 26th June 1815, and was at the capture of Paris. 47 Major Matson served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Spain and France, and after- wards in the expedition to New Orleans. 48 Major Yule served in the American war in 1814, and was at Chippewa, 5th July, 1814, and Niagara, 25th July, 1814. 49 Major Philpotts was favourably noticed in Sir Gordon Drummond’s despatch of the attack on Fort Erie, Sept. 1814. 190 Notes to the Royal Engineers. 50 Major Selwyn was at the attack of Guadaloupe, 10 Aug. 1815. 51 Major Gosset served in Canada in 1813 and 14. 52 Major Whinyates was at the battle of Algiers, 27th Aug. 1816. 52* Major Robe joined the 4th division of the army in the Peninsula in 1813. In 1814 he was employed in the operations of the passage of the Adour; blockade of and sortie from Bayonne. Afterwards in the expedition to New Orleans. In 1815, 16, 17, and 18, with the Army in France. 53 Major Wright was wounded by a musket ball through the thigh, 12th Oct. 1821, at Zante, in an attack made by the Greeks upon a Turkish man-of-war. 54 Major Rivers landed at Passages, Dec, 1813, and joined the light division, Feb. 1814 ; took charge of a division of the boats fitted out at Socoa for the passage of the Adour; then joined the force for the siege of Bayonne; embarked for America in 1814. 55 Major Thomson was attached to the Prussian army in 1815, and served at Maubery, Landrecy, Phillipville, and Rocroi. 56 Major Wortham served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Spain and France, including the siege of St. Sebastian, from 20th August to 9th Sept. 1813 ; battle of Orthes, 27 th Feb. 1814; battle of Toulouse, 10th April, 1814 ; served with the army in America, from 14th Sept. 1814, to 24th May, 1815, including the attack of the American Lines before New Orleans, 8th Jan. 1815, and the siege and capture of Fort Bowyer from 8th to 11th Feb. 1815. 57 Captains Jebb, Smyth, and Portlock, served in the last American war. 58 Captain Kay served in Holland and the Netherlands, in 1814 and 15.

191 Corps of Royal Marines. GIBRALTAR”—The Globe, with the motto “ Per Mare, per TerramP The CVowm—The Anchor and ZowreZ—The Cypher of George the Fourth. (Post in the Line, between the 49th and 50th Regiments.) 3 "Pd. S M 02 P <) Iz: Ph CiJ oa 1 ^ P O CD r-H-4-J CM p z> a © © H^©I O 4|, § ^ CtJcrjr-H.c\3 o Ph©H a a”§ C/2 -3 >‘C i S GO cococot>>»>»coooaoaooooocrso (7^^ r-Hf-Hr-HCM^cq^ (M OkOCOGO»-HOior-H a^aioooooooooo o ferP areMh^'p p\o h GOOiOr-HCOCOCOCO^t-f^^rti ^ ^ p©r".00 H}02Sl-^PPh-sP|5 HP O^prb&0-Pcjpjrt&b2■#! O h-,Pi-ociPP'Ptjfi^,i-HCPt>» ^ pjap-jaP s "3 >-> >- a CDk—4H3*»r~l•rHrrtrkr—(|i !>.+j b>^!>-P0-0.O• S .'P^.-s.-y.pj."S.p;.©©^ 2 S|Pfe«3i5'-; ©©(MiMCOCO^-^-hOICO «|200 t'.GO GO’'tf00 CM I-H—<05John Law 54 14 Mar. 10 6 June 28 ditto 27 Ilfs Chas. Robinson Miller 55 . 5 Oct. 00 10 May 05 4 May 38 27 Isaac Toby 56 ...... 3 April 10 9 Sept. 28 22 May 38 27 2 Edmund Nepean 27 Nov. 10' 2 Oct. 28 1 June 38 24 Valentine Beadon 57 .... 14 Feb. 11 6 Feb. 29 8 June 38 28 2* William M‘Kinnon...... 13 Mar. 09 18 April 26 ditto 24 5 Thomas Fynmore 58 6 April 11 23 April 29 3 Oct. 38 26 2 Francis Smith Hamilton 2 May 11 2 Oct. 29 7 Nov. 38 24 John Tatton Brown 59 .. 21 May 11 14 Nov. 29 28 Feb. 39 First Lieutenants. 23 5& C. Cartwright Williamson 23 May 11 18 Dec. 29 24 4 Edward Augustus Parker 23 Sept. 11 23 Feb. 30 27 6 Joshua Edleston 19 Nov. 11 22 J uly 30 28 0 Henry Savage 2 Dec. 11 ditto 21 6& Henry Bennett ...... 26 Feb. 12 7 Dec. 30 20 7* Charles William Pearce.. 26 Mar. 12 3 Feb. 31 20 7^ Ralph Carr 60 ...... 9 April 12 17 Feb. 31 21 Thomas Hurdle 61 24 April 12 16 April 31 21 7 P James Wood 62 ...... 25 April 12 14 May 31 20 7 Edward Wm. Churchill .. 1 May 12 19 May 31 20 7 Robert Wright.. i, 6 May 12 4 June 31 20 7 William Gordon ...... 13 July 12 10 Sept. 31 20 7 Edward Appleton 26 Aug. 12 7 Oct. 31 20 7 Thomas Peard Dwyer 63 . 19 Oct. 12 9 Nov. 31 20 7 William Clendon 9 Nov. 12 19 Jah. 32 20 7 Caleb Barnes 10 Nov. 12 22 Feb. 32 19 8 John Colliss. 26 Mar. 13 7 Mar. 32 16 Peter Martin M‘KelIar .. 17 April 13 4 April 32 14 12 William Wood 64 10 May 13 16 April 32 17 9a Thomas Stephens ...... 18 Sept. 13 ditto 16 10 Henry George Morrish .. 6 Dec. 13 11 June 32 15 George Watson 20 Dec. 13 27 June 32 17 9^, John Land 22 Dec. 13 11 July 32 15 11 James Buchanan 22 Feb. 14 24 Aug. 32 16 10 Henry George Mitford .. 23 Feb. 14 29 Aug. 32 16 10 Samuel Hawkins 28 Feb. 14 12 Oct. 32 14 9 J ames Kennett Wilson .. 15 Oct. 16 ditto 18 0 William Lee 22 Aug. 21 ditto 18 0 Robert Onslow Bridge .. 2 April 22 ditto 17 0 Henry Wm. Parke 65 26 Nov. 22 ditto 17 0 A. Blaxland Stransham 66 1 Jan. 23 ditto 17 0 Edward Rea 3 Feb. 23 ditto 16 0 Alexander Anderson 67 13 May 23 ditto 16 0‘ George Logan 68 ...... 1 July 23 20 Feb. 33 16 0 Robert Wright 7 Oct. 23] 11 April 33 Years' Service. Royal Marines. Halt* Pay. I Full Pay. 2ND LIEUT. 1ST LIEUT. 1st lieutenants. 15 0 John Fraser 8 May 24 23 Apr, 33 15 0 Thomas Brown Gray .. . 31 Jan. 25 1 Oct. 33 15 0 Thomas Holloway ..... 17 Mar. 25 9 Dec. 33 14 0 John Chas. Grey Courtis 30 May 25 28 Dec 33 14 0 John Miller 69...... 18 July 25 7 Jan. 34 14 0 George James Hayes ... 26 Sept. 25 12 Feb. 34 14 0 Richard Johns ...... 1 Oct. 25 4 Mar. 34 14 0 Peter Brames Nolloth . 28 Jan. 26 19 Mar. 34 14 0 George Hollingworth .. . 14 Feb. 26 28 Apr. 34 13 0 Fielding Alex. Campbell 23 Sept. 26 27 May 34 13 0 George Evans Hunt .. . 16 Dec. 26 ditto 12 0 John Mitchell ...... 5 Oct. 27 29 Nov. 34 12 0 Thomas Lemon 8 Oct. 27 5 Feb. 35 12 0 Peter Trant Payne 22 Oct. 27 30 Mar. 35 12 0 George Elliot ...... 1 Nov. 27 6 Apr. 35 12 0 Alex. Humphrey Stevens 27 Nov. 27 24 Sept. 35 12 0 Thos. Chas. Cotton Moor 4 Dec. 27 26 Oct. 35 12 0 Augustus Flemyng 7 Jan. 28 28 Jan. 36 12 0 Wm. Bookey Langford . 22 Jan. 28 22 Mar. 36 12 0 William Mackay Heriot 28 Jan. 28 24 Mar. 36 12 0 Hamilton Fleming 10 Mar. 28 15 Apr. 36 12 0 Charles Miller .. 19 Mar. 28 20 July 36 12 0 Henry Bremer ;., 22 Mar. 28 7 Sept. 36 12 0 John Holland 26 Mar. 28 15 Nov. 36 12 0 A. Sandys Stawell Walsh 12 Apr. 28 6 Dec. 36 11 0 John George Aug. Ayles 13 May 28 10 Jan. 37 11 0 John Hawkins Gascoigne 4 June 28 23 May 37 11 0 John Urquhart 14 July 28 26 May 37 11 0 Wm. S. Langton Atcherly 29 Oct. 28 16 June 37 11 0 J. P. N. Forest Clapperton 30 Oct. 28 10 July 37 11 0 Thomas Fraser 70 26 Nov. 28 ditto 11 0 George Wm. Roper Yule 3 Jan. 2© ditto 11 0 John Hoskin Wright .... 5 Feb. 29 ditto 11 0 Robert John M'Killop .. 4 Mar. 29 ditto 11 0 Phineas Priest 8 Apr. 29 ditto 11 0 William Friend Hopkins 27 Apr. 29 ditto 11 0 Henry Pritchard Lewin.. ditto ditto 10 0 Henry Carr Tate 30 June 29 ditto 10 0 George Colt Langley .... ditto ditto 10 0 William King Schoveller 2 Oct. 29 ditto 10 0 Joseph Fran. Brittain 71.. 16 Nov. 29 ditto 10 0 George Walkup Congdon 4 Dec. 29 ditto 10 0 Rickard Williams Meheux 26 Dec. 29 ditto 10 0 Edward Hocker ...... 30 Jan. 30 ditto 10 0 Francis Aug. Halliday .. 23 Feb. 30 ditto 10 0 Simon Frazer ditto ditto 10 0 Arthur John Molesworth 20 Mar. 30 ditto 9 0 John Wade 3 July 30 ditto 9 0 Hamnett Parke ...... 27 July 30 ditto 9 0 Walter Cosser 10 Aug. 30 ditto 9 0 John Phillips 10 Nov. 30 ditto 9 0 William Henry March .. 20 Nov. 30 ditto 9 0 Chas. Allan Parker 72. .. 4 Feb. 31 ditto 9 0 Edward Pownell Snowe.. 17 Mar. 31 ditto 9 0 Fra. Ed. Lascelles Craig.. 15 Apr. 31 ditto 8 0 Gallway Byng Payne.... 17 May 31 ditto 8 0 Frederick Maltby 19 May 31 ditto 8 0 Henry Crespin 3 June 31 ditto 8 0 Douglas Adam Dorratt .. 29 June 31 ditto 8 0 Joseph Oates Travers 10 Sept. 31 ditto 8 0 Geo. Aug. Fred. Danvers 9 Nov. 31 ditto 8 0 Robert Murray Curry.... 22 Feb. 32 ditto 8 0 Edward Stanley Brown .. 19 Mar. 32 28 Sept. 37 8 0 Joseph Reid Jackson .... 4 Apr. 32 7 Nov. 37 8 0 Charles Coleman Hewitt ditto 13 Nov. 37 195 Years’ Service. Royal Marines. Full Half Pay. Pay. 1st lieutenants. John James Winne 16 Apr. 32 16 Nov. 37 John Thompson Aslett ...... ditto ditto Berney Varlo ditto 24 ditto Henry Arnold ...... 1 June 6 Dec. Charles Fra. Hockin 11 ditto 9 ditto Henry David Erskine 10 July ditto "William Robert Maxwell .. . 11 ditto 15 ditto William Gun Mahon 19 Nov. 27 ditto Thomas Dudley Foshrooke . 30 ditto 1 Jan. 38 Leo. Geo. Fred. March 5 Feb. 26 Apr. Charles Joseph Hadfield 15 ditto ditto William Sidney Budd 27 ditto ditto John Philips Stevens 7 May ditto Richard Carr Spalding ditto 4 May Edgar Walter 19 July 22 ditto James Piers 16 Aug. 1 June Hayes Marriott 11 Oct. 16 ditto Walter Willsford Lillicrap .. . 1 Nov. ditto Chris. Dashwood Harrington. ditto 16 Aug. Thomas Baker Pleydell ditto 3 Oct. Samuel Netterville Lowder . ditto 7 Nov. And. Roger Savage 11 Nov. 33 28 Feb. 39 Pitcairn Onslow 13 ditto 6 Apr. 39 Rich. Searle Bunce 10 Jan. 34 10 May 39 2nd LIEUTENANTS. o Gris. Fred. Phillips 14 Feb. Rich. Y. Stuart Moubray 5 Dec. 0 Robt. Bruce Puddicombe ditto Alexander Ramsay .... 19 ditto 0 Edw. T. Parker Shewen ditto Penrose Char. Penrose. ditto 0 George Lambrick Mar. Geo. Brydge’s Rodney.. 19 Dec. 37 0 Hugh Kennedy ditto Jermyn Char. Symonds ditto 0 Peter Fane Edge Daniel Apr. John Maurice Wemyss.. ditto 0 Robert Hockings ...... July John Henry Mercer .... 1 Jan. 38 0 Wm. Lawrence Sayer .. Nov. Walter Kirby ditto 0 Richard George Conolly Dec. George William Whiting ditto 0 Aug. D. Lyd. Farrant .. July 35 William Woollett Noble 16 ditto 0 Henry Timpson Jan. 36 Hen. Hotham M‘Carthy30 ditto 0 Wm. Barn. Thos. Rider Apr. James Louttet Braimer 13 Mar. 0 Nicholas Moore July L. W. R. Denman ditto 0 Hen. Chas. M. Hawkey Sept. Peregrine Hen. Fellowes ditto 0 Frederick John White .. Oct. Wm. Chris. Per. Elliott May 0 Ed. P. Harnett Ussher .. Dec. Charles William Adair.. ditto 0 Charles Ogilvy Hamley Feb. 37 Richard Farmar ditto 0 Henry Varlo Apr. William Jolliffe... June 0 William Station Aslett.. July Robert Jeps. Harrison.. ditto 0 William Francis Foote.. Aug. W. J. Pengelley ditto 0 Charles Penrose Coode ditto Geo. Gardiner Alexander Aug. 0 William Grigor Suther.. ditto Henry Wm. Brooker.... ditto 0 Hen. Edward Delacombe ditto Charles Fred. Menzies ditto 0 And. John B. Hambly . Aug. Hugh Bowen Mends.. ditto 0 William Ramsay Searle Oct. John Huskisson Dec. 0 Henry Drury ditto J. H. Stewart ditto 0 Geo. Sp. Percival Baker ditto David Blyth ditto 0 Fred. Buckland Bluett ditto J. E. Wilson Lawrence ditto 0 Henry Atkins M‘Callum Oct. 37 Jas. Ainslie Stewart .... May 39 0 Charles Louis Nov. James Pickard ditto 0 Richard King Clavell ditto |Hen. Chas. Penrose Dyer ditto 0 John William Wearinsr ditto 196 Royal Marine Artillery.

Lieut.-Colonel. Charles Menzies (16,) K.H., 10 July, 37. Captains. David A. Gibsone, 31 July, 26. 13 J. Harvey Stevens, (36) 16 April, 32. Richard C. Steele (38), 11 June, 32. First Lieutenants. Thomas Holloway, 9 Dec. 33. John P. N. F. Clapperton, 10 July, 37. Henry C. Tate, 10 July, 37. Hamnet Parke, 10 July, 37. Second Lieutenants. Assistant-Surgeorn.-r—Z'smt's, D. Simmie, 15 Sept. 27. Deputy Adjutant-General.—John Owen, C.B. & K.H., {Lieut.-Col.') 1 Jan. 38. Assistant Adjutant-General.—J. Wilson {Capt.) 31 May, 34: Paymasters. George Yarlo, 23 Aug. 05; %id Lieut. 18 June, 93; \st Lieut. 24 April, 95; Capt. 15 July, 03. And. Kinsman, 17 Jan. 21; ‘Ind Lieut. 12 Nov. 93; ls< Lieut. 24 April, 95 ; Capt. 24 July, 03; Brevet-Major, 4 June, 14. John Lawrence, 20 July 30; ‘Ind Lieut. 6 July, 03; Lieut. 15 Aug. 05; Capt. 31 July, 26. George Hookey (73), 23 Mar. 36; ‘Ind Lieut. 27 Jan. 06; 1^ Lieut. 8 Aug. 11; Capt. 12 Oct. 32. Adjutants. Peter M. M'Kellar, (Irf Lieut.) 11 July, 34. Thomas Hurdle, (ls£ Lieut.) 15 April, 34. Thomas Stephens, (ls£ Lieut.) 10 July, 37. William Wood, jfaj* Lieut.) 10 July, 37. T. Browne Gray, (ls£ Lieut.) 26 April, 38. William M. Heriot, (ls£ Lieut.) 16 June, 38. Henry William Parke, ftitf Lieut.) 14 Aug. 38. Tho. P. Dwyer, (Ijsjf Lieut.) 25 Feb. 39. Quarter-Masters. Charles Miller, (1st Lieut.) 10 July, 37. Henry Bennett, (1st Lieut.) 10 July, 37. Henry Savage, (1st Lieut j 9 Dec. 37. George Watson, (1st Lieut.) 22 May, 38 Surgeons. Daniel Quarrier, (74) 10 Jan. 17. Henry Parkin, 25 Sept. 22. Isaac Ryall, 29 May, 28. William Rae, (75) 5 Feb. 38. Assistant-Surgeons. William Cowling, 10 Oct. 22. J. D. Simmie, 15 Sept. 27. Alexander Blyth, 21 Nov. 29. William J. Hunter, 1 Aug. 32. Arthur Kift, 6 May, 34. Isaac Dias, 22 Dec. 34. John Baird, 23 Apr. 39. Barrack-Masters. Thomas Sheppard, 8 March, 26; 2nd Lieut. 4 May, 93; 1st Lieut. 18 Dec. 94; Capt. 1 Nov. 01; Brevet-Major, 4 June, 13. Thomas Moore. 16 Aug. 27; 2nd Lieut. 14 Jan. 01; 1st Lieut. 15 Aug. 05 ; Capt. 21 Nov. 10. Robert John Little, 12 Sept. 29 ; 2nd Lieut. 4 July, 03; 1st Lieut. 15 Aug. 05; Capt. 31 July, 26. 13 Ambrose A. R. Wolrige, (76) 5 June, 32; 2nd Lieut. 4 July, 03* 1st Lieut. 15 Aug. 05; Capt. 31 July, 26. Scarlet—Facings Blue. Artillery—Blue—Facings Red, Agent, Messrs. Cox. & Co Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. 1 Colonel Wingrove was at the taking of the Cape of Good Hope in 1795; the battle of Trafalgar in 1805; the taking of Genoa in 1814; and was on hoard the Boyne when that ship singly engaged three French ships of the line and three frigates off Toulon in 1814. 2 Colonel Lewis was present in Sir Richard Strachan’s action, No. 1805; action in South Beveland; commanded a battalion in America, and was present at Baltimore, and many skirmishes in the Chesapeake in 1814. 3 Colonel Lawrence, prior to entering the Royal Marines, served four years and a half as Midshipman in the Royal Navy. In 1793 he served at Toulon; landed at Fort La Mai gue and Fort Mulgrave during the siege. In 1798, at the capture of a French squadron of three frigates and two brigs off Toulon. In 1805 battle of Trafalgar; the ship in which he served, the Colossus, lost 200 in killed and wounded. In 1810, at Cadiz during the siege; was the senior captain of the expedition against Malaga. In 1814 and 15, served off New York on the American coast, until hostilities finally ceased. 4 Colonel Jones was at the defeat of the French Fleet by Lord Howe, 1 June 1794; and by Lord Bridport, 23 June, 1795. On board La JRevolutionare when she captured the Unite, 12th April, 1798. Wrecked off Brest in 1804, and detained a prisoner of war until 1814. 5 Colonel Adair’s services: Battle of the Nile; siege and capitulation of the Castle of St. Elmo, Naples, and town of Capua in 1798; blockade of Malta, and surrender of La Yaletta; blockade of Cadiz, and present at an attack made by Spanish Gun Vessels when becalmed under the batteries of that town; on board H. M. S. Genuix, at the capture of La Diane, French frigate; served at New Orleans. 6 Col. Conolly served in Lord Bridport’s action, 23rd June, 1795. In 1796, served in the Mediterranean, including the evacuation of Bastia, capture of Porto Ferrajo, and destruction of Martello Tower in St. Fiorenzo Bay. On board H. M. S. Excellent in the battle of Cape St. Vincent. Capture of Admiral Brice’s squadron off Toulon in 1798. On board Hannibal, in the battle of Algesiras, wounded and taken prisoner. On board H. M. S. PeneZqpe, in the action off Flushing and Ostend, 16th May, 1804. Present at the siege of Copenhagen, and capture of Danish fleet in 1807, and at Nyebourg in 1808. In 1812, on board his Majesty’s ship Hamadryad, when attacked by French pri- vateers; debarked with detachments at Scheveling, and took possession of the Hague. During the above periods he has been very frequently engaged with the enemy in affairs of gun-boats and batteries, &c. See., Has received a reward from the Patriotic Fund. 7 Col. Beatty’s services: landed at the attack of Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, when Lord Nelson lost his arm; Battle of the Nile; siege of St. Jean d’Acre (wounded); was favourably mentioned in Sir Sidney Smith’s despatch, and is the only officer now serving who participated in that celebrated defence. In 1803 he was at the capture of the Harmonic privateer, and the surprise and destruction of Fort Dunkirk, Martinique. The publication of the despatches connected with these events, in which he was most favourably mentioned, procured him a patriotic sword of the value of SOL Captain of Marines in the Courageux, at the capture of the Marengo and Belle Poule in March 1805; and in the Donegal, Capt. P. Malcolm, when the small squadron under his command attacked two French frigates under the batteries of La Hogue, near Cape Barfleur, 10th November, 1810. He has been engaged mother affairs of minor importance, and was selected for the duty of accompanying Sir G. Cockbum with Napoleon in the Northumberland to St. Helena. 8 Colonel Parke was present in Duncan’s victory near Camperdown, 11th Oct. 1797; commanded two companies of Marine Artillery in Spain in 1812, and three companies in America, from 1813 to 1816, including the attack and capture of the entrenched camp at Hampton; besides the above, he has been twelve times engaged with the enemy in boats and on shore. 9 Col. Owen’s services:—Battle of Camperdown; defence of the island of St. Marcou; bombardment of La Hogue ; boarding and capture of India ship Chance under the batteries at Mauritius; burning of French frigate La Prennmse; boarding and capture of ship Sea Nymph in harbour of Port Louis ; battle of Trafalgar ; and, although wounded, was, nevertheless, the first person on board the Spanish 80 gun ship Argonauta ; capture of Copenhagen: destruction of Le Robuste and Lion, French ships of the line, Cette.; 198 Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. destruction of a French privateer brig in the port of Negaya; capture of a convoy at Languilia, the batteries being first carried by the Marines; destruction of the Forts of Alessis and Languilia by the Marines under his command, after having charged with the bayonet and defeated a battalion of the French bUd of the line, of a very superior force. Commanded a battalion on the North Coast of Spain, including the actions of Alza, 6th June; near Fontarabia, 11th July; and at Hemani, 16th March 1837, when the Royal Marines rendered such important services to the Queen of Spain and her Allies. 10 Colonel Wright’s Services:—Engaged in most of Lord Nelson’s attacks on Rota and Cadiz in 1797 ; battle of the Nile; campaign of Naples in 1799 ; surrender of Ovo and Novo, Fort St. Elmo, Capua, and Guata; cutting out of the Guiep at Vigo; Egypt in 1801; and battle of Algiers in 1816. 11 Colonel Aslett was present in the battle off Camperdown 11th Oct. 1797. Has been repeatedly in action with the Flotilla off Boulogne, Havre-de-Grace, but was employed principally blockading, Cadiz, Brest, Rochfort, Carthagena, and Toulon. 12 Sir Francis Lee was at Copenhagen; siege of Cadiz and various affairs of boats in the East Indies, and on the French coast. 13 Colonel Mercer was on board the Topage when she engaged two French frigates off Corfu, and in the boats of the Topage cutting out the enemy’s armed vessels at Santa Maura in 1809; also in Albania in cutting out on various occasions. 14 Colonel Wm. Walker was employed from 1802 to 1805 at the taking of St. Lucia, Tobago, Demerara, and Berbice; wounded at the storming and taking of the battery called Petit Auce d’Allett; present in various attacks on the enemy’s batteries, on a frigate and brig under fort Edward, Martinique. 15 Colonel M'Callum was at the capture of the Victoria French privateer in boats under his command in 1800; battle of Trafalgar; forcing the Dardanelles and destroying a Turkish squadron in 1807. Employed on various occasions in cutting out and destroying enemy’s vessels. 16 Colonel Menzies commanded a detachment of Royal Marines landed from His Ma- jesty’s ship Calcutta at Port Jackson during an insurrection of convicts, March, 1804; by his promptitude and exertions the town of Sydney and indeed the colony was in a great measure preserved and tranquillity restored. In 1806 he commanded one of the boats of His Majesty’s ship Minerva, cutting out five vessels from under Fort Finisterre. Com- manded and headed the marines at the storming of Fort Finisterre, being the first who entered the Fort. In the barge alone of His Majesty’s ship Minerva (50 miles from where the frigate lay at anchor) was at the capture by boarding of the Buena Bicha privateer (three times the force of the boat) after a sharp conflict, in which several were killed and wounded. This attack was planned by Colonel Menzies. In the boats of the Minerva cutting out the Spanish vessel of war, St. Joseph, from the Bay of Arosa, on which occa- sion he landed and made prisoner the Spanish Commodore who delivered him his sword. Commanded the marines at the taking of Fort Guadia. Slightly wounded cutting out the French privateer La Moselle corvette from under a battery in Basque Roads. Capture of Fort Camarinas and vessels from under its protection. Received a sword of honour from the Patriotic Fund. 17 Colonel Murton served in the North Sea, and the Helder expedition in 1799; served in the Egyptian expedition and the East Indies in 1801; the West Indies (slightly wounded) in 1804; coast of France, and engaged with the enemy’s flotilla and batteries in 1805; the Mediterranean in 1806, engaged in cutting out the enemy’s vessels from under batteries; and was voted a sword from the Patriotic Fund; in 1809, coast of Spain, and aiding the Guerillas ; served in Holland in 1813. 18 Colonel Fergusson served at the capture of Rear Admiral Perree’s squadron from Egypt when in pursuit of the French and Spanish fleets in June, 1799. Blockade of Malta and capture of Admiral Perree’s squadron Le Genireu 74, Ville de Marseilles, &c. with a reinforcement and supplies for the relief of the garrison. Was wrecked and severely in- jured on board H.M.S. Queen Charlotte when burnt off Leghorn in 1800, only four saved out of a detachment of nearly 200 marines, including supernumeraries, in all upwards of 700 persons perished. Served at the siege of Genoa and Savona. Destruction of the fort of Port Espezie, and guns carried off by H. M. S. Santa Dorothea in 1800, to which ship he then belonged. Served in Egypt under the command of Sir Ralph Abercromby in 1801 {medal). In 1806 at Maida. Defence of Gaieta and surrender of Tropea; took possession of the latter town with his detachment. Served again in Egypt with the expedition under Major-General Fraser in 1807. He has been repeatedly engaged in severe boat actions, and against batteries, and debarked with detachments aiding in capturing and destroying ships and convoys on the enemy’s coast. 19 Colonel Swale served in Holland in two general actions in 1799; in 1800 accompanied the expedition to Quiberon Bay, and was at the taking of a fort and two batteries at the 199 Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. Morbion and destroying a brig of war and other vessels. Present under Lord Keith at the fall of Genoa; also at the landing in Egypt, and the actions of the 13th and 21st March, 1801. In 1802 at the attack of Porto Ferrajo. Capture of the Cape of Good Hope, and a French frigate in 1806. Landed at Buenos Ayres, entered the city after a sharp contest in the field, and captured in his retreat with his detachment, two brass field-pieces, in the face of a superior force of the enemy. Served in the breaching battery before Monte Video, until the place was carried by assault. Assisted at the cutting out of two Danish schooners of war and the destruction of several of their gun-boats in 1810. Medal for services in Egypt. 20 Colonel Joseph Walker served at Copenhagen. 21 Colonel Thomas Peebles’ services:—In action with Spanish gun-boats in the Gut of Gibraltar in 1799, and recapturing the Lady Nelson cutter by the boats of H. M. S. Queen Charlotte. Blockade of Malta in 1800, and capture of Admiral Perree’s squadron. On board H. M. S. Queen Charlotte when that ship was burnt oif Leghorn, 17th March, 1800. Debarked in command of the marines of H. M. S. Santa Theresa and Mutine in a success- ful attack on the town of Finale, and relief of the Austrian garrison. Storming the Prima Galley (on the night of the 20th May) chained to the mole head batteries of Genoa by the boats of the fleet under Captain Beavor, R. N. Siege and bombardment of Genoa in con- junction with the Austrian army, and surrender of the city and French garrison under General Massena. On board H. M. S. Minotaur at the capture of Le Pax and Esmeralda Spanish ships from under the batteries of Barcelona, 1801. Wounded in H.M. S. Caro- line’s boats off Ivica in action with a French zebeck and Spanish packet. Blockade of Leghorn and defence of Elba, and attack on vessels in the Mole of Leghorn by the boats of H. M. S. Caroline and Salamine. Served in the blockading fleets off Brest, Rochfort and Cadiz, frequently engaged in boat actions on those coasts. 1805. On board H. M. S. Blanche in the West Indies severely wounded and made prisoner in the action between that ship and a French squadron under Commodore Baudine. Served subsequently in the West Indies, and also in the Archipelago in 1830. Served several years on the staff as adjutant and deputy judge advocate. Has received a reward from the Patriotic Fund. 22 Major Burton served in the Baltic, coast of Spain, and West Indies, in 1801 and 2; North Sea and West Indies in 1803, 4, and 5; in the North Sea, and wrecked in the West Indies, in H.M.S. Astrea, in 1808; Adjutant 2nd battalion on the coast of Spain in 1812 and 13, and during the whole of the campaigns in America in 1813 and 14; has been frequently engaged with the enemy in boat affairs. Brevet-Major, 28th June, 38. 23 A. H. Gordon, Brevet-Major, 28th June, 1838. 24 Captain Pilcher served in America in 1812, 13, and 14. 25 Capt. Ballingall prior to entering the Royal Marines, served as a Midshipman at Co- penhagen in 1801; landed at Vimiera, 21 Aug., 1808; was a volunteer in the boats of the Resistance at the boarding and carrying La Mouche, French man-of-war schooner, under a constant fire of grape and musquetry; the commander fell by the hand of Capt. B. 26 Feb. 1809. Served as a volunteer at lie cutting out of four French luggers laden with sup- plies for the French army, from the harbour of Santa Clara, north coast of Spain, on the night of the 27th Feb. 1809, under a galling fire of musquetry, and defended by two bat- teries which commanded the entrance; landed at the head of the Marines from the Resist- ance, carried a battery of four guns; and assisted in the capture and blowing up of a French man-of-war schooner, and destroyed her convoy, laden with supplies for the French army, 10th March, 1809; was subsequently at the siege of Cadiz ; and in 1832 in the castles of Naupoli de Romania, with an allied garrison during an attack on that city. 26 Captain Hewes served on board the Rainbow, of 24 guns in the West Indies and was in a severe action with La Nereide, French frigate of 44 guns, off Cape Tiberon, and beat her off; employed on the coast of Catalonia and Corsica, and present at the cutting out La Paix, Genoese vessel armed with four guns, and moored to the batteries at Ger- aglto, near Cape Corse; he was at the attack on Leghorn in 1813, by Sir Josias Rowley, and present at the capture of Genoa by Lord Wm. Bentinck. 27 Captain Campbell served at Walcheren in 1809. 28 Captain Meech when embarked in the Emerald frigate, was engaged on the 13th March, 1808 in the attack on the Forts of Vivero Harbour (Coast of Spain), and in the destruc- tion of the French Corvette L’Apropos. He was slightly wounded, and was presented with a sword from the Patriotic Fund. In 1811 and 12, he served in the 1st battalion (Royal Marines) in Portugal, and on the north coast of Spain : and in 1814 m the expedition against New Orleans. 29 Captain Wilson served in the battle of Trafalgar, and was sent with a guard on board the Ildefonzo (a Spanish ship of the line), and while he was thus situated the Rdefonzo was separated from the fleet and driven near to Cadiz; and, notwithstanding the circumstance of but thirty Englishmen being then on board, and Lieutenant Wilson the only commissioned 200 Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. English officer with five hundred Spaniards, the prize was nevertheless one of the four pre- served for His Majesty’s service. He served at the reduction of Les Saintes Islands in the West Indies ; in the expedition to Walcheren; at the siege of Cadiz; in Portugal in 1810 and 11; in the action between the Macedonian and United States, and in the expedition against New Orleans; and he was one of the only two surviving officers from the wreck of the Boreas frigate. Served as adjutant of the Chatham Division. 30 Captain Alfred Burton previously to entering the Royal Marines served several years in the navy as Midshipman, in the North Sea, Baltic, and Mediterranean; and in the militia as Ensign. In 1804 Capt. B. served in the North Sea, and off Cadiz; in 1805, Trafalgar ; 1807, siege of Copenhagen; 1809, Walcheren; from 1810 to 1813, Cadiz, coasts of Spain, Portugal, and France; at the attack on the forts and harbour of Courageux, north coasts of France, 19 July, 1815. Since the peace, he has served on the coast blockade in the West Indies, and Mediterranean. 31 Captain Wearing was wounded at Trafalgar. 32 Captain Uniacke was in the general action with, and defeat of, the combined fleets of France and Spain, 22nd July, 1805; the Spanish line-of-battle ship L’Firme having struck, he was ordered to board and take possession of her, with forty marines, and had charge of several hundred prisoners until their arrival at Plymouth, frOm which period until May 1814 he was on active service, particularly on the coast of Spain, the West Indies, and dur- ing the whole of the expedition to America. At the capture of the New Orleans flotilla in 1814 he was wounded, and one of the few survivors in the Barge of the Sea Horse, with Capt. Lockyer, who led the boats of the squadron, boarded and carried the American Com- modore, with the loss of the Lieutenant, both Midshipmen, and several of the crew killed and every individual wounded. Capt. Lockyer (who received three gun-shot wounds, and the Lieutenant fourteen alongside of him) bore testimony to his conduct in his public Dis- patches in the following words:—“ First Lieut. Uniacke, of the Royal Marines, (who is in general a volunteer on these occasions,) was most severely wounded, and gallantly sup- ported me. For this event he was presented with 50h from the Patriotic Fund. In the years 1823, 4, 5, and 6, he served on the South American station ; and in 1834,5, 6, and 7, on the East India station. Has been repeatedly engaged in battery and boat ac- tions, and during the whole period of his servitude he has received the marked approbation of his commanding officers. 33 Captain Willes’s services: Sir Richard Strachan’s action, 4 Nov. 1805; West Indies, 1808 to 1812, including the capture of the city of St. Domingo in 1809; South Beveland, win- ter of 1813; Operations in the Chesapeake under Sir George Cdckburn; Capture of Wash- ington ; Advance to Baltimore, in 1814; Capture of Cumberland Island on the coast of Georgia, and of the town of Saint Mary’s, 1814; Coast of Africa, 1817; East Indies, 1832 to 1835. Various boat and other services. 34 Capt. Richardson served with the squadron under Sir R. Keates, to intercept Jerome Buonaparte. Joined General Whitelocke’s forces at Monte Video; landed with detach- ment of marines, and was brigaded with the 5th, 38th, and 45th regiment under command of the Hon. Lieut.-Col. Deane. Attached to Sir John Moore’s auxiliary force in Sweden. Joined the squadron under Sir James Saumarez in pursuit of the Russian fleet to Rogers- wick. Severely wounded in the action with the Danish flotilla in Keoge Bay, near Copen- hagen, 20th Oct. 1808. Served at the blockading of the Texel; with the Walcheren ex- pedition, and at Flushing and Borslin. Engaged Marshal Suchet’s army passing along coast. Landed with detachment to assist Spanish troops in dislodging the French garrison occupying Strong Tower, Bay of Rosa, and blowing up the castle. Served at Cadiz during its bombardment, and when the- siege was raised. Has received a reward from the Patriotic Fund. 35 Captain Garmston was at the taking of Fort Koupan, Isle of Temour, in 1811; cap- ture of Java, in 1812 ; attack of Palembang, isle of Sumatra, and Sambass, isle of Borneo; Algiers in 1816. Present at the Sortie from Bilboa 15th May; the advance on the 28th May; and was wounded at the defence of the lines of San Sebastian 6th June, 1836. 36 Captain John Harvey Stevens served in the West Indies, &c. in 1806 and 1807, during the expedition to Walcheren in 1809, and was engaged in several flotilla affairs on the Scheldt. Served also at the successful defence of Cadiz and of Tarifa in 1810 and 1811 ; was engaged in several detached operations, particularly in one of a severe character on the . river Guadalquiver. In 1813 was employed on the coast of America, where he was engaged in an attack on Craney Island, and at the taking of Hampton and Ocracoke under Sir George Cockburn. Served in Canada at the taking of Oswego, on which occasion he was. mentioned in Sir Gordon Drummond’s despatches. Engaged during a six weeks’ siege of Fort Erie, and was intrusted with the.construction of a field-work for the defence of the right of the position on Chippewa Creek, which was menaced by a very superior force. In 1816 he was on board the Queen Charlotte at the attack on Algiers under Lord Exmouth, 201 o c Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. by whom he was detached to fire carcasses at the enemy’s vessels within the Mole. He was also present at the demonstrations before Algiers under Admiral Sir H. B. Neale. Capt. Stevens is now superintendent of the Marine Artillery Laboratory, which establishment originated in his proposition, and was organized by him. 37 Captain Ford served at the island of Anholt, in 1811, and at Nyburg; he was at the rupture of three Danish luggers from under the batteries. 38 Capt. Steele was the officer of Marine Artillery, in the JEtna bomb, in Basque Roads, at Lord Cochrane’s action in 1809, also in the bombardment and siege of Flushing and other operations in the Scheldt in the same year; commanded the artillery in the defence of the island of Anholt, 27 March 1811; adjutant to the Brigade of Marine Artillery serving under Sir Sydney Beckwith, on the coast of America, and at the taking of Hampton, &c., after- wards to the end of the war in Canada; served in the north of Spain, from April 1836 to March 1838, took part in all the operations, including the battle of Hernani. 39 Captain Fegan was at the taking of the fort and town of Guadia; capture of the enemy’s convoy under batteries near Marseilles ; destruction of French forts near Port Yendre; the taking of Zante, Cephalonia, and Cerigo; capture of enemy’s forts and convoy at Pezzero, in the Adriatic; action in the Bay of Naples, 3rd May, 1810, when Sir Jahleel, Bren ton, in the Spartan, defeated the whole of the enemy’s squadron, and captured a brig of war; at the capturing an enemy’s convoy from under the batteries of Terracino, in 1810; and at the destruction of several American privateers in the Bay of Fundy, by the Spartan. 40 Captain Scott was at the destruction of two ships of the line in the Bay of Cette, 26th Oct. 1809; in action with the French fleet off Toulon, 19th July, 1811; in the action at Navarino, 20th Oct. 1827. 41 Captain Leonard was at the storming of the enemy’s works at the Island of Santa Maura, and at the siege of the fortress until its surrender in March, 1810. Served in three boat actions when belonging to the Magnificent. When in the Perlea he was in action with one line-of-battle ship and two frigates, off Toulon, from eight until three o’clock, Nov. 1811. In a boat action, and about the same time, engaged with the batteries and three armed schooners at the entrance of the Petit Pass, off Toulon. 42 Captain C. Robinson served at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807, and was engaged in the in-shore squadron with the Danish flotilla and crown batteries. In the action with and destruction of the French squadron in the inner roads of Aix, 12th April, 1809, in the Valiant, the senior officer’s ship actually engaged. At the siege of Flushing, and the sub- sequent operations in the Scheldt in 1809. On the coast of France in 1810 and 1811 in boat affairs. In the 1st battalion of Royal Marines throughout the campaign of 1813 in the Chesapeake, commencing with the attack on Cranie Island. In the same battalion in the defence of Lower Canada in the winter of 1813 and in 1814 principally employed on the outposts of the army on the American frontier. In 1814 in command of a company of the 1st battalion Royal Marines in the capture of Cumberland Island, and the attack and cap- ture of the fortified post and town of St. Mary’s, Georgia. 43 Captain Dawes was at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807. 44 Captain Calamy has served in every quarter of the globe, and in the actions of Ny- burg, Flushing, Isle of France, Java, and several minor affairs with gun-boats, &c. 45 Captain Fynmore, previously to entering the Royal Marines, served several years as midshipman in the navy; served in the expedition to Buenos Ayres; the battle of Tra- falgar ; and Algiers, in 1816. 46 Captain Sullock was at the capture of Les Saints, West Indies, and at the destruction of French frigates in 1809; capture of Guadaloupe in 1810; engaged in boats on the coast of France in 1811; served with battalion in Holland, in 1813 and 14, and in America in 1814 and 15, including Bladensburg, Washington, and Baltimore. 47 Captain Searle served at Walcheren in 1809. 48 Captain Henry was at the capture of Anholt, May, 1809; at Fort Mobile, 1815; the victory of Algiers, August, 1816; and was frequently engaged with boats in the Baltic, and with the American troops in the Floridas. 49 Captain Graham served in the expedition to Walcheren, and in coast operations in Spain and Portugal, and at the defence of Castro ; at the attack and capture of Hampton; attack and capture of the fortified town and position of St. Mary’s, Georgia. 50 Capt. Dusautoy served at Walcheren; was at the capture of Genoa; and in two par- tial actions with French fleets off Toulon and Marseilles. 51 Captain Wesley served in a battalion formed from the Marines of the squadron under Sir Alex. Cochrane at the reduction of Guadaloupe and other French West India Islands in 1810; in several successful boat affairs under the batteries of Rochelle and Isle d’Aix in 1811; in coast operations (Spain,) and in the first battalion of Marines in Portugal 1812; at the attack and capture of Hampton, &c. in the Chesapeak, under Major-General Sir 202 Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. Sidney Beckwith, in 1813 in command of a division of gun-boats on Lake Champlain; employed in the blockade of the American flotilla at Platsburg; at the defence of La Cole Mill (Canada): as adjutant to a battalion at the attack of the fortified town and position of St. Mary’s (Georgia) in 1814; in repelling an attack of Algerine gun-boats in 1824; served as adjutant in Ireland and Mediterranean 1833, 4 and 5, and as adjutant to the battalion of Marines in the North of Spain, at the battle near Hernani, &c. in 1836 and 37. 52 Captain Park was actively employed in the Baltic during 1810, 11, and 12. From 1813 until the peace, served on the coast of America, and the West Indies, including the attack on Cranie Island, and landed at the taking of Hampton, in the Chesapeake. 53 Captain Cater was engaged in several affairs with gun-boats in the Baltic, in 1810. In 1813 he was at the destruction of a French frigate under the batteries near Cherbourg, and at the counter revolution in Holland, 21st Nov. 1813. From 1818 to 1821 at the capture of a number of Slavers on the coast of Africa. Served in the north of Spain, including the sortie from Bilboa, 10th May; the advance of the 28th May; defence of the Lines of San Sebastian, 6th and 9th June; and attack of Lines, 1st Oct. 1836. 54 Captain Law was in the action with, and capture of the Chesapeake by the Shannon, 1st June, 1813; at the capture of Fort St. Elmo, and the batteries at Naples, 21st May, 1815. 55 Captain Miller was at the destruction of the Danish line at Copenhagen in 1801, under Lord Nelson; in 1809 at the taking of Ischia and Procida; destruction of French gun- boats, by boarding, in the Bay of Naples; capture of La Lagire, French privateer, of ten guns and 125 men, and her companion of one 24-pounder and twenty-five men by boarding. In 1810, at the capture of the enemy’s convoy from under the batteries at Terracino. In command of the marines of the squadron at the island of Lissa, Nov. 1811, at the capture of the French frigate La Pomone. Was at the capture of a Portuguese pirate of 18 guns and 98 men, and several slave ships in 1816. 56 Captain Toby served from 1810 to 12 inclusive, on the Coast of France. From 1813 to 16, with the 1st battalion (Royal Marines) in America, and on the Lakes of Canada. Since the Peace, he has served in the Mediterranean, on the coasts of Africa, and South America. He has been frequently engaged in boat actions with batteries, &c. &c. 57 Captain Beadon served off the coast of France, from 1811 until 1814, including various boat actions; in 1815 at the capture of Naples and Gaieta. Severely engaged with pirates in the West Indies in 1824. 58 Captain Thomas Fynmore was at the capture of a French privateer schooner of 16 guns and 96 men, besides other boat service in 1811. In the partial action with the French fleet off Toulon in 1814. Was landed at Mahon in command of a guard to protect the person of the Spanish governor from the threatened violence of the Walloon guards. Sent to the city of Florence in 1815, to place himself under the directions of General Count Nugent, commander-in-chief of the Austrian army, as extra aide-de-camp, and was at the taking of the city of Naples. In 1823 he was sent up to the city of Lima to protect English merchants’property against the attacks of the Negro slaves during the civil war. The 20th Oct. 1827, was at the battle of Navarino, for which service he was promoted by His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, but in consequence of belonging to a gradation corps the appointment was afterwards cancelled. Served with the French army at the reduction of the town and fortress of Patras and the Morea castle; served afterwards in the West Indies, North Sea, and off Oporto during the civil war between Don Pedro and Don Miguel. In 1833 joined the Royal Marine Battalion at Lisbon, commanded by Colonel Adair, C. B. In April, 1837, embarked on board H. M. S. Castor (36), on the 10th Oct. was landed in command of his detachment on the Albanian coast to attack Pirates. Served on the S. E. coast of Spain from 4th Jan. 38 to 30 Jan. 39. 59 Captain Brown’s services:—attack on French forts at Ciota June 1812; attack and capture of the town of L’Escalia, in the Bay of Rosas, 1812; partial engagement with the French fleet, near Toulon, 1813; attack of Algiers; destruction of Greek pirates at Porto Bono, Isle of Candia, June, 1826. 60 Lieut. Carr served in the North Sea, coast of France, North and South America, Cape of Good Hope, &c. &c. from 1812 to 1815. 61 Lieut. Hurdle was at the attack on the forts and harbour of Courageaux in 1815; battle of Navarino in 1827. 62 Lieut. James Wood served from 1812 to 1815 at the Texel, Flushing, Cherbourgh, Basque Roads, north coast of Spain, and San Sebastian. During the war he served also in the West Indies, St. Helena, and Madeira. 63 Lieut. Dwyer served in the blockading squadrons off Flushing, the Texel, and off Brest. Since the peace he has served in the East and West Indies, and the Mediter- ranean. 64 Lieut. William Wood served in H. M. S. Niger, at the capture of the French frigate, La Ceres. 203 Notes to the Corps of Royal Marines. 65 Lieut. Parke’s services: — Co-operation with the Spanish forces and Legion near San Sebastian, and under Espartero in raising the siege of Bilboa. 66 Lieuts. Stransham, Anderson, and Miller, were at the battle of Navarino in 1827. 67 Lieut. Logan’s services : — Co-operation with the French army in the Morea. Pre- sent at the siege of Patrap. Co-operation with Spanish forces and legion near San Sebas- tian. 68 Lieut. Fraser landed for the protection of British property at Lima, during the revo- lution in Dec. 1835, when in possession of the rebels. For Lis conduct on that occasion, he was presented with a piece of plate by the merchants. 69 Lieut. Brittain was presented with a sword by the merchants of Bombay, for services performed against pirates in the Straits of Malacca. 70 LieutJ Parker was wounded through the arm at Prescott, in Upper Canada, 13th Nov. 1838. ; 71 Capt. Hookey served as Volunteer 1st class, in His Majesty’s ship Prince of Wales, from Jan. to Dec. 1805, and was in the general action of the 22nd Dec. 1805. Served in* the West Indies, from 1806 until 1809, including the capture of Les Saints, and Martinique, and several actions in bdats cutting out French vessels, and destroying batteries, &c. From 1809 to 1811 served on board H. M. S. Theban, blockading the French flotilla at Boulogne; several times in action with them. Assisted in the boats cutting out a large French lugger at Dieppe. From 1812 to 1814, served on board His Majesty’s ship Daphne, in the Baltic, and was several times in action with Danish gun-boats in the Belt. 72 Doctor Quarrier was at Algiers in 1816. 73 Doctor Rae has served in every quarter of the globe ; eight years in the East Indies at one period, and was at the destruction of the Dutch squadron in Surabaya in 1808. He has been in frequent engagements with batteries, and in the cutting out of numerous vessels, and in many boat-actions. 74 Captain Wolrige served in the year 1809 with Lord Cochrane in Basque Roads ; and in the same year was engaged in action with gun-boats in the Baltic. From 1810 to 1812 defence of Cadiz and Tarrifa. Severely wounded at South Beveland in 1814, and received a reward from the Patriotic Fund. Present at the battle of Algiers in 1816.

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John Lewis 18 July 15 5 June 38 George C. Sandford 22 Oct. 16 do. Thomas Stickney .. do. do. William Isaac Greig 13 May 14 28 June 38 William Ross ...... 3 Nov. 14 do. Oliver Goldsmith .. 17 Dec. 14 do. William Low do. do. Amos Lister* 20 Dec. 19 22 Mar. 19 Dcp.Asst. Commis.-Gen. * Transferred from Storekeeper Ge- Thomas Clarke 10 Aug. 11 neral’s Department (AssistantStorekeeper Robert Lee 25 Dec. 14 General, 20 December 1819).;' Alexander Grant do. $ Henry A. Bailey .... do. James Mason do. William Stevens do. Robert Charters do. fflSE Peter Roberts.... do. Charles Williams do. John Jennings do. James Wilson do. IP Charles Wemyss .... 25 Apr. 15 ; t Transferred from Storekeeper Ge- Charles Morgant do. neral’s Department (Assistant Storekeeper Kenneth Cameronf .... do. General 26 April 1816). Thomas Fraser do. IP Henry Charles Darling 12 Sept. 16 IP James William Reed.. 22 Oct. 16 IP Thos. R. Mitchison .. do. J. T. Goodsir do. IP William Fletcher .... do. IP William Milliken do. William Howe • do. Charles Howard...... 1 June 21 Samuel Carr do. Charles Bridgen do. Jos. Steere Brown ...... do. Thomas Davis Knight .. do. IP John Rich. Comper .. do. Charles Swain ...... do. Thomas Walker ...... 13 July 24 Fulford Bastard Feilde.. 7 June 25 Langley Brackenbury .. do. Henry Francis Oriel .... do. Thomas Eggar Trewt .. do. t Transferred from Storekeeper Ge- Fergus Thos. Coxworthy| do. neral’s Department, 20 Dec. 1819. Thos. Geo. S. Swant .... do. William Looker 15 July 26 John M^arlane do. William Robinson 3 Apr. 27 Benjamin Stow do. R. Wharton Tweddell ... do. John Stewart Leney .... do. Samuel Jos. Towesland.. 18 Sep. 27 $ Jos. Wm. Wybault 23 Sep. 27 James Tennent do. Richard Inglis 30 Oct. 27 James Skyrme ...... 28 Nov. 27 206 COMMISSARIAT. fears’ Serv. Treasury Deputy Asst. I Assistant Deputy Commissary Clerk. Commis. Gen. Commis. Gen. Commis. Gen. General. Full Half Pay. Pay.

James Parr. 20 May 28 S. E. Hansord ...... do. Slodden Castle 13 Jan. 29 Robert Ackroyd 14 May 29 Frederick Thos. Mylrea.. 10 Sept. 30 James Macpherson .... do. Thomas Wilson do. William Stanton ...... 2 Jan. 31 E. M. Archdeacon.... 5 Oct. 32 William Baldy do. W. R. A. Lemont ...... do. William Fred. Jones .... do. John Kent do. Stephen Owen do. John William Smith .... 1 Dec. 33 Fra. Bisset Archer...... 2 Jan. 34 Thomas Graham ...... 11 Dec. 34 William Henry Drake .. 16 Apr. 35 Johannes de Smidt .... 29 Aug. 36 Thos. Jas. Lempriere.... 20 Jan. 37 George Shepheard..... do. Robert Neill do. Edward Thos. Grindley. do. William Hen. Maturin . do. John William Bovell... do. Wm. Hen. Dalrymple . do. Randolph Routh do. Alexander Edwards ... do. William Fisher Mends . 1 July 37 John Josiah Smith..... 28 June 38 John Philip Camm ... do. Maximilian Malassez... do. Philip Turner do. John Trimmer do. Robert Low do. Edm. John M‘Mahon .. do. Wm. Spearman Archer. do. John S. Davenport ... do. Willough. Clem.Wasey. do. James Aug. Erskine ... do. Henry Clarke 27 Aug. 38 Blue.—Facings—Black Velvet.

DUTIES AND ORGANIZATION. The Commissariat are charged with the following duties:—In the Field they have hitherto had the custody of the Military Chest, and provided and paid for everything necessary for the sub- sistence and transport of an army. At the present time, on stations abroad, they have the charge of the Military Chests, negotiation of Bills for their supply, and receipt of all surplus monies arising from various sources in the hands of public departments, as also monies for remittance to England. They make advances to Regimental Paymasters on account of the P ay of the Troops, and to the Heads of the Ordnance and Naval Departments, on account of their respective services. They pay in detail the Staff, all money allowances and contingencies: also the Half Pay and re- 207 COMMISSARIAT. tired allowances, Chelsea Pensions, Widows’ Pensions, Compassionate allowances, and Naval Pen- sions, &c., to all persons resident at the several stations. They contract and pay for Provisions required on the spot for the supply of the Troops, and for land and water transport. In the West Indies they pay in detail the Assistant Commissioners and Stipendiary Magistrates under the Provisions of the Slave Compensation Act: at some stations they perform the duties of Naval Agents. In Canada, Nova Scotia, and Jamaica, they pay the Ecclesiastical Establishments, and at the former they have the custody and issue of Indian Presents, and charge of the Locks and Collection of the Tolls on the canals connected with the St. Lawrence. In New South Wales and Van Dieman’s Land, they supply Provisions, Clothing, and Stores, of all descriptions for convict services. They enter into contracts for Ordnance Stores, Building Materials, &c., on the spot, and provide and pay for supplies for Army Hospitals, superintend the issue of provisions, forage, fuel, and light in kind made by Contractors, and issue such articles of Provision as are sent out for the use of the Troops from England. Their duties are blended with the Army, Ordnance, Navy, and many other branches of the public service. They are under the orders of and responsible for the execution of their duties to the General or Officers commanding at the various stations, and receive their instructions from the Board of Treasury, with whom they correspond through the Secretary on all points of service on which they are engaged. See Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the expediency of Consolidating the Civil Departments of the Army, dated 21 July, 1837. The following is the authority for its present organization :— Commissary-in-Chief’s Office, 19 March, 1810. His Majesty has been pleased to command that the following regulations should be established and acted upon in all future Promotions and Appointments in the Commissariat. That the Gradation of Rank, be “ Commissary-General,” “ Deputy Commissary-General,” ce Assistant Commissary-General,” <£ Deputy Assistant Commissary-General,” “ Clerk.” No person to enter but as Clerk,—to serve One year before eligible for Promotion.—Deputy Assistant to serve Four years, or Five from entrance as Clerk before eligible.-—Assistant, Five years as Assistant, or Ten years from entrance as Clerk before eligible.^—Deputy to be Three years in that rank before eligible.—Service to be counted as actual service on Full Pay. No person to be appointed Clerk previous to the age of 16. The comparative ranks are Commissary-General as Brigadier-General.—Deputy as Major, after Three years, Lieutenant-Colonel.—Assistant as Captain.—Deputy Assistant as Lieutenant.—Clerk as Ensign. See Army Regulations. $. Denotes those who served with the Army in the Peninsula. 512x1. Those who were attached to the troops who were present at Waterloo j but as a Non-Combattant Department, they had no Medal.

Note.—The periods of Full and Half Pay service and dates of first appointments as Treasury Clerks, not being gazetted, cannot at present be inserted, as this information can only be obtained from the records of the department at the Treasury, where application has been made for this purpose; but it will be published hereafter if granted. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Directors- General. IP Sir James M'Grigor, lit. M.D. 13 June, 1815 George Renny, M.D. 1 June, 1795. Inspectors- General. IP Thomas Draper, 24 Eeb. 37. IP Donald M‘Leod, M.D. 1 June, 37. Joseph Skey, M.D. 15 Feb 39. Deputy-Inspectors- General. Rob. Moore Peile, M.D. 25 Sept. 03. Sir James Pitcairn, M.D. 22 Oct. 03. IP Hugh Bone, M.D. 1 Nov. 27. IP Jas. GMkrest, M.D. 5 Nov. 29. John Arthur, M.D. 22 July, 30. J. Vaughan Thompson, 22 July, 30. IP John Murray, M.D. 22 July, 30. IP Fred. Albert Loinsworth, 22 July, 30. IP Theod. Gordon, M.D. 29 Jan. 36. IP ®Sa Arth. Stewart, M.D. 9 Dec. 36. IP Thomas Kidd, M.D. 27 Jan. 37. A ssistant-Inspectors. John Davy, M.D. 8 Nov. 27. IP 5121 J. Fred. Clarke, M.D. 4 Sept. 28. IP John Shortt, M.D. 1 June, 38. * IP Brinsley Nicholson, M.D. 1 June, 38. * IP Charles St. John, M.D. 4 Jan. 39. Surgeons. James Elliot, 1 June, 09. Wm. Hacket, M.D. 25'Nov. 08. Alex. Stewart, M.D. 13 May, 24. Wm. Munro, 22 June, 15. IP John Glasco, 8 Feb. 16. James Barry, M.D. 22 Nov. 27. John Robertson, M.D. 10 Sept. 29. George John, 29 Oct. 94. Fra. Arth. Macann, M.D. 13 Jan. 14. IP Henry Franklin, 26 May, 14. A. Armstrong, 7 March, 16. IP Colq. Grant, M.D. 16 April, 12. John Pickering, M.D. 29 June, 32. IP Daniel Scott, 17 Oct. 34. Alex. Melvin, 10 Dec. 23. George Mann, 3 July, 06. IP Mont. M. Mahony, M.D. 3 June, 13. Michael W. Kenny, 13 Jan. 18. Chas. Whyte, 24 Aug. 26. IP John Lightbody, 15 Oct. 12. IP Peter Smith, 22 March, 31. Andrew Smith, M.D. 7 July, 37. Wm. Dawson, M.D. 3 April, 35. IP Samuel Jeys, M.D. 2 May, 22. Geo. Barclay M.D. 23 Dec. 24. IP Walter Henry, 1 June, 26. IP 513B- Thomas Smith, 13 July, 26. Joseph Famden, 23 July, 29. Andrew Fergusson, M.D. 28 Nov. 34. Thos. Spence, 12 July, 39. 09 D D MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Apothecaries. Edmund Starkie,8 Oct. 07. Joseph Schembri, 14 Oct. 13. Jonathan Courtenay, 31 Aug. 09. J. Woolley Simpson, 18 May, 15. John Carter, 11 March, 13. Fra. Matthias Bassano, 18 April, 25. Geo. Hume Reade, 9 Sept. 13. Geo. Allman, 28 Feb. 28. Assistant-Surgeons. Henry Fisher, M.D. 28 Nov. 11. Peter Robertson, 4 Dec. 35. Thomas Rhys, 25 May, 15. George Galland, 18 Dec. 35. N. Morgan, 28 Sept. 15. Archibald Stewart, 19 Feb. 36. F. Hopkins, M.D. 14 April 18 T. Graham Balfour, M.D. 29 Apr. 86. Dugald Lament, 14 April, 25. William Dick, M.D. 13 May, 36. Michael Ryan, M.D. 16 June, 25. R. Beresford Gahan, 17 June, 36. J. F. Nivison, 30 June, 25. T. M. Fishbourne, M. D. 22 July, 36. Rob. D. Smyth, 6 Oct. 25. Lawr. Jameson, M.D. 12 Aug. 36. John C. Barker, 24 Nov. 25. A. Mackintosh, M.D. 30 Sept. 36. H. L. Stuart, 15 Dec. 25. George Chapman, 21 Oct. 36. Wm. Scott M‘Credie, 12 Jan. 26. Andrew Ferguson, 23 Dec. 36. Peter Robertson, 12 Jan. 26. William Denny, 13 Jan. 37. J. Forrest, M.D. 9 Feb. 26. Hugh Mackey, 17 Feb. 87. John Gillice, 8 March, 27. Luke Kelly, M.D. 5 May, 37. Alexander Thom, 8 March, 27. John Grant, 9 June, 37. William Hall, 8 May, 28. Chas. Stewart, M.D. 7 July, 37. D. T. Pitcairn, 29 July, 30. James Shirrefs, 4 Aug. 37. Alexander Campbell, 29 July 30. David Edward, 11 Aug. 37. Michael Nugent, 29 July, 30. Alex. Douglas Taylor, 15 Sept. 37. Jas Clephane Minto, 29 July, 30. Robert Atthill, M.D. 3 Nov. 37. Robert Allan, 29 July, 30. Tho. D’Arcy, M.D. 29 Dec. 37. Jas. Maitland Hadaway, 29 July, 30. William Home, M.D. 12 Jan. 38. Adam Thomas Jackson, 29 July, 30. Geo. Alex, Cowper, M.D. 30 Mar. 38. John Caw, M.D. 29 July, 30. William Twining, 6 April, 38. John Stewart, 29 July, 30. Charles Ross, 6 April 38. P. Daly Murray, M.D. 29 July, 30. G. Stewart Beatson, M.D. 13 July, 38. George Archer, M.D. 2 Nov, 30. Frederick Baillie, 19 Oct. 38. William Odell, 9 Nov. 30. Frederick Foaker, 19 Oct. 38. John Loftus Hartwell, 1 Feb. 31. Simeon H. Hardy, M.D. 2 Nov. 38. Robert Wood, 31 Aug. 32. W- St. John Boyle, M.D. 30 Nov. 38. Charles Stewart Still, 26 Oct. 32. W. O. Mackenzie, M.D. 4 Jan. 39. J. Mitchell, M.D. 13 Nov. 32. W. L. Langley, M.D. ll Jan. 39. Edward William Burton, 21 Dec. 32. J. G. Wood, M.D. 11 Jan. 38. John Marshall, 29 Mar. 33. C. Dawson, 11 Jan. 39. John Robt. Taylor, 31 May, 33. Cha. Godwin, M.D. 18 Jan. 39. James Miller, M.D. 7 June 33. Wm. Buchanan, 8 Feb. 39. Grigor Stewart, 12 July, 83. B. U. Hamilton, M.D. 22 Feb. 39. David Dyce, 15 Nov. 33. T. J. Coghlan, M.D. 29 March, 39. T. Ross Jameson, M.D. 10 Jan. 34 N. O’Connor, M.D. 5 April, 39. Thomas Alexander, 10 Oct. 34. Wm. Sail, 10 May, 39. J. C. Cameron, M.D. 27 Mar. 35. G. W. Powell, M.D. 7 June, 39. J. Garnett Courtenay, 10 April, 35. T. R. Dyce, 7 June, 39. John Sinclair, 24 April, 35. G. B. Fry, M.D. 5 July, 39. Francis Robert Waring, 8 May, 35. H. Mapleton, M.D. 12 July, 39. Robert Lawson, 15 May, 36. M. M‘Bride, 12 July, 39. Edmund Dowell, M.D. 26 June, 35. Deputy- Purveyors. $ Jonathan Croft, 16 April, 12. William Ivey, 26 May, 14. $ Wm. Henry Clapp, 15 Oct. 12. Charles Warner, 7 Sept. 15. George Pratt, 8 June, 13. Thos. E. Pierce, 17 Jan. 22. $3 John Dunn, 9 Sept. 13. Matthew Wreford, 3 Sept. 29. N.B. The dates of Commissions, and services of the medical officers, will be given in the next Number.

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INDIA. FOR PASSAGES TO INDIA AND THE COLONIES, AND ALL INFORMATION CONNECTED THEREWITH, AND WITH l\\ism jlatters m (general, APPLY TO GRINDLAY, CHRISTIAN, AND MATTHEWS, EAST-INDIA ARMY AGENTS, AND AGENTS FOR PASSENGERS, No. 16, Cornhill, and at the East-India Rooms, No. 8, St. Martin’s Place, Charing Cross. Parties proceeding to India.—From the extent of business transacted in this branch of the Agency, arising from an intimate knowledge of the most eligible Ships and Commanders, Passages are negociated on the most advantageous Terms, com- bining both economy and comfort, without any charge to the parties. Plans and Prices of all Ships may be had, or sent, on application. Baggage collected, shipped, and insured. Overland Route to India.—Information of the various Routes, and Letters of Credit on the principal Continental Cities, as well as on Malta, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, and India, may be obtained; together with reference to various estimates of expense, and extracts of letters from officers who have recently travelled by the various Over- land Routes to and from India. Plans and Particulars of the undermentioned Ships may be had on application at either Office. FOR MADRAS. The Wellington ...... 500 tons. Capt. Liddell. To sail Aug. 15th. The Mary Ann.... 500 .... Capt. Tarbut. To sail Aug. 20th. The Duke of Argyll 750 .... Capt. Bristow. To sail Sept. 1st. The True Briton 800 .... Capt. Consitt. To sail Sept. 3d. The Lady Flora 800 .... Capt. Ford. To sail Sept. 15th. FOR CALCUTTA. The Scotia 800 .... Capt. Campbell. To sail Aug. 15th. The Windsor 800 .... Capt. Nisbet. To sail Aug. 15th. The Richmond 700 .... Capt. Hyne. To sail Aug. 15th. The Exmouth .... Capt. Warren. To sail Aug. 20th. The Edinburgh 1,400 .... Capt. Paterson. To sail Aug. 20th. The Vernon 1,000 .... Capt. Denny. To sail Sept. 10th. FOR MADRAS AND CALCUTTA. The Marion 800.... Capt. Pope. To sail Sept. 15th. The Walmer Castle ...... 1,000 .... Capt. Martin. To sail Oct. 1st. FOR BOMBAY. The Sir Edward Paget .... 550 .... Capt. Campbell. To sail Aug. 10th. The Belle Alliance 676 .... Capt. Arcoll. To sail Aug. 25th. The Berkshire 600 .... Capt. Clarkson. To sail Sept. 10th. GRINDLAY, CHRISTIAN, and MATTHEWS, East-India Army Agency, 16, Cornhill, and 8, St. Martin’s Place, Charing Cross MR. WAG-HORN’S ARRANGEMENTS FOR PASSENGERS AND TRAVELLERS LANDING AT ALEXANDRIA. Mr. Waghorn having established an Agency-house in Egypt, under the firm of Waghorn and Co., a prominent branch of which is to assist passengers and travellers, from the moment they arrive at Alexandria, till they leave that country en route to India, or elsewhere, those returning to India from England are hereby informed that it is essen- tial they apply to Waghorn and Co.’s Egyptian Offices, 34, Cornhill, London, where on making known their desire to avail themselves of Waghorn and Co.’s medium, in passing through or out of Egypt, they will receive all the information, advice, and co- operation requisite for their purpose, and best adapted to insure them a short stay in the country, as well as economical arrangements. Waghorn and Co.’s establish- ments at Alexandria, Atfe, Boulac, Cairo, Suez, and, hereafter, at every point of ingress and egress throughout Egypt, will be at their disposal, and present them the means of cheap, commodious, and expeditious transit, as well as of meeting every want, however tfifling, at the cost of the country. As a title to the proffered advan- tages, a fee of two guineas is to be paid on registering at the offices in Cornhill; where- upon the following accommodations will be accessible to them. Mr. Waghorn’s Guide from London to Marseilles and thence to Egypt, can there also be procured. At Alexandria.—They will receive the best information relative to the hotels, &c.; they will have free and gratuitous access to the Casino, and reading-rooms, at WaGhorn and Co.’s expence: they will be furnished with boats, servants, and all other requisites, to enable them to proceed to Cairo with comfort and economy. At Ateje.—Waghorn and Co.’s factors will receive, with every proper attention, persons duly accredited by them: and their luggage, when not unusually cumber- some, will here be carefully transported to the Nile, gratis; they will also provide them with one or more boats, and, in the most expeditious manner, aid them with every other requisite assistance. At Boulac.—On arrival at Boulac, the port of Cairo, Waghorn and Co.’s in- tendant will be in readiness to see their luggage promptly and carefully forwarded to Cairo, At Cairo.—They are requested to proceed at once to Waghorn and Co.’s office, Us they will there meet with cheerful and efficient attention to all their wishes, and receive every information and assistance they can desire, or which may be best calcu- lated to meet their intention, as to a short or lengthened stay, and that upon the most convenient and economical footing. The means of conveyance to Suez are there always at hand. Guides to the different places and objects of antiquity or curiosity will be placed at their disposal : and precautions will be taken to preveut their suffering extortion, for want of proper information and support. A reading-room, with the latest papers and periodicals of Europe, India, and elsewhere, is attached to that establishment. Three light carriages and two spring vans have been lately purchased for the convenience of LADIES in crossing the Suez Desert; but ten days notice at 34, Cornhill, with a deposit of 10£. is necessary in case the party should not come at the exact time appointed by them. Travelling chairs also are always at hand for CHILDREN if required. At Suez.—The travellers who go through Waghorn and Co.’s agency are entitled to apartments at this place, gratis ; and there are many other facilities which will be at their command along this point of the Desert. Mr. Waghorn confidently assures all parties, that the course herein suggested is the best adapted for the travellers’ convenience and interest; and he begs them not to be deluded by any thing they may have heard or read, previously to their arrival in Egypt. Such are the arrangements at present; and these will be continued till, after a f$w months, it may be hoped, a better system can be devised, and enable Waghorn and Co. to offer improved facilities of transport, by the canal of Mahmudie, the Nile, and the Desert; as well as various other arrangements, calculated alike for dispatch, com- fort, and economy. And Mr. Waghorn feels he need only appeal to the proofs he has already afforded, of untired devotion to the cause of India steam-communication, to insure to his undertakings the support of every public-spirited traveller passing along the line thus gradually organizing, and which, but for his exertions, perhaps, might not, to the present day, have been called into existence. Egyptian Offices, 34, {late at 71), Comhill. ls£ August^ 1839. JUST PUBLISHED.—Price 2s. A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE TO CADETS AND OTHER YOUNG PERSONS (OF BOTH SEXES) PROCEEDING TO INDIA.—By Henry Kerr, a retired Officer in the H. E. I. Company's service and late Commander of Cadets in Calcutta, i ' “ Its intrinsic merit and usefulness cannot be too highly praised. It contains, in a very small compass, all the information with which it is necessary, that a young Cadet or Assistant Surgeon should be acquainted. We trust that the encouragement with which it is sure to meet, will induce the Author to employ a good type, and toler- able paper in the next edition he prints. He is evidently a practical man, and writes on a subject which he thoroughly understands.’^—United Service Gazette. a A little Tract full of sound instruction; and which, though composed expressly as a Guide for East India Cadets, will be found of the greatest value to all persons embracing the Military Profession. It is a Mentor every person should put into the hands of a son entering the Army; indeed, those embarking in the Civil Service, may gather from it most profitable counsel/’—Naval and Military Gazette., . “ An useful volume, tha,t will be invaluable to the class to whom it is addressed.”— Sunday Times Capt. Kerr takes this opportunity of informing the Public that he has established himself as an India Army and Colonial Agent, (with Mr. Alexander, who has for years conducted a similar Agency) for the purpose of negociating Passages, transmitting Parcels, procuring Supplies, &c. &c., and transacting all matters of Agency, either at Home or Abroad; and trusts, from having been well known whilst holding many official situations in Bengal, that he will receive the support of some portion of the Indian Army, and the Public in general, needing the assistance of an Agent. Capt. Kerr can give references to Officers of the highest rank, both in England and in India. The Annual Subscription to the Reading Rooms, attached to the Agency, is, £1 per Annum. Indian Army and Colonial Rooms, Carlton Chambers, 8, Regent Street, and 6, Leadenhall Street.

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NEW METALLIC PENS, which are of a very superior and improved manufacture, and are giving universal satisfaction : they may now be had of all respectable Stationers throughout the United Kingdom, neatly packed up in dozens, with Holder to each Pen, avoiding that un- pleasant task of taking out the Pen when done with. S. M. & Co’s IMPROVED MEDICINE CHESTS, with air-tight Glass Stoppers, without increasing their price, which may be purchased of all respectable Chemists in the Kingdom. Also their Locks that defy the most ingenious and notorious burglar to pick or open, thus affording positive protection to every description of valuable property, Wills, Deeds, &c. This description of Lock is in general use at Newgate, Whitecross Street, and many other Prisons. S. Mordan and Co. are Locksmiths and Pen and Pencil Makers to the Government Offices in General.

MANUFACTORY, LONDON. SUMMER. To the custom of periodical visits to the Sea Coast, in situations usually exposed to the sun’s most fervid rays, and destitute okthe cool and delicious shadows of the sylvan retreat, we frequently trace many cases of Cutaneous Malady. Solar heat produces upon the delicate Skin a species of inflammation, which, upon subsiding, leaves a permanent stain of inveterate tan, or sprinkles of freckle; in other instances, a discolouration inclining to redness and swelling, afterwards easily excited to assume some one of tne multitudinous forms of eruption. There exists no doubt, that these evils are materially aggravated by saline vapour, or by sea-bathing, which latter, though salubrious as a tonic, cannot be otherwise than unfavourable to the suscept- ibility of the Female Complexion to injury from stimulating and acrid causes.—The only efficient preventive against these unpleasant liabilities of the SKIN & COMPLEXION is ROWLANDS’ K A L Y D O R, An Auxiliary of vital importance to the support of Feminine Beauty/ By its use, the effects of atmospheric influence upon the skin are entirely neutralized, and that constant healthy action of the minute vessels promoted—on which depend continued delicacy of texture and tint; thus the great characteristics of early beauty are protracted to a period which could not otherwise be considered as within the limits of possibility. The distressing and unsightly varieties of Cutaneous Eruptions are also promptly eradicated by the Kaly dor. Spots, Pimples, Freckles, Discolourations, and Sallowness, yield to its specific qualities, and are succeded by a smoothness and transparency of the skin, giving rise to the most pleasurable sensations. LADIES TRAVELLING, or temporarily subjected to any deviation of equable temperature, will find in the Kalydor a renovating and refreshing auxiliary, dispelling the cloud of langour from the Complexion, and immediately affording the pleasing, sensation attending restored elasticity of the Skin. The ARMS, NECK, and HANDS, also partake largely of the advantages derived from its use, exhibiting a delicacy of ap- pearance heretofore scarcely attainable—even with the most sedulous care and attention. —Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle.

FOR THE HAIR, Ensures a luxuriance of growth, and restores the Hair when lost during protracted illness, or subsequent debility. Its nourishing qualities are also evident in preventing the Hair from becoming Grey; thus demonstrating renovation of vitality in the roots as a prominent result of its use. It is the most elegant,agreeable, and efficacious application, both for realizing and sustaining, in the utmost perfection, a Beautiful Head of Hair. NOTICE.—Each Bottle is (with a Treatise on the Hair, 31s# edition ^enclosed in a wrapper, on which are engraved the words “ Rowlands’Macassar Oil,’’and the Name and Address, in Red,on Lace-work, thus,—A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden, Counter-Signed ALEX. ROWLAND. The Lowest Price is 3s. 6d,; the next 7s.; or Family Bottles, (containing 4 small) at 10s. 6d., or Double that size, £l Is. ROWLAND’S ODONTO, OR, PEARL DENTIFRICE. The great esteem in which the Public have long held this delightful powder precludes the necessity here of entering into a minute detail of its merits, and the singular advantages it so eminently possesses over most of the common powders sold for the Teeth. It is sufficient to observe, that Rowlands’ Odonto is a pure Preparation of the most efficient vegetable matter, which not only has the property of rendering the above beautiful organs of the mouth dazzlingly white, but of strengthening their organic structure, and fulfilling the delightful object of giving fragrancy to the breath. NOTICE.—The name and Address of the Proprietors, A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden, London, are engraved on the Government Stamp which is pasted on the first and last Articles; also printed in red, on the Wrapper in which each is enclosed.—Price 2s. 9d. per box, duty included. Many Shop-keepers sell Counterfeits of the above, composed of the most pernicious ingredients. They call their trash the “ genuine,” and sign A. RowlandSon, omitting the recommending them as being Cheap ! ! !—Be sure to ask for “ ROWLANDS.” I

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