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The London Gazette, April 8, 1892. 2085 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2085 4th Battalion, the Sherwood Foresters (Derby- | 2nd West York (the Prince of Wales's Own), shire Regiment), Ernest Andrew Wernicke, Captain Bernard Hamilton Gunston, Reserve Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 26th of Officers, late Captain, 5th Dragoon Guards, March, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892 4th Battalion, the King's (Shropshire Light VOLUNTEER CORPS. Infantry), Captain E. A. Beresford resigns his ARTILLERY. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. 2nd Hampshire (Southern Division, Royal Artil- 3rd Battalion, the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Mid- lery), Acting Chaplain the Reverend J. S. dlesex Regiment), Charles William Blake, Gent., Blake resigns his appointment. Dated 9th to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 21st March, April, 1892. 1892. 1st Edinburgh (City), Robert Inches, jun., Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 3rd Battalion, the Prince of Wales's (North Staf- fordshire Regiment), Second Lieutenant F. 1892. Charrington to be Lieutenant. Dated 9th 6th Lancashire, Lieutenant A. Watts resigns his April, 1892. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. The Highland, The undermentioned Gentlemen to 4th Battalion, the Prince of Wales's (North Staf- be Second Lieutenants :.— fordshire Regiment), Lieutenant A. St. G. Her- James John Mitchell. Dated 9th April, bert-Stepney resigns his Commission. Dated 1892. 9th April, 1892. Frederick Alexander Black. Dated 9th 3rd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire . April, 1892. Buffs, the Duke of Albany's), Lieutenant W. I. Hector Rose MacKenzie. Dated 9th April, Whitaker, to be Captain. Dated 22nd March, 1892.t 1892. Gordon Abercromby Lang. Dated 9th Hugh Davidson, Esq., late Captain 2nd Battalion, April, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 23rd March, 1892. Henry Vary MacCallum. Dated 9th April, . Lieutenant R. C. Gooden-Chisholm is appointed 1892. Instructor of Musketry. Dated 5th March, The undermentioned Gentlemen to he Second 1892. Lieutenants (Supernumerary):— 6th Battalion, the Royal Irish Rifles, The Honour- John Fraser Mclntyre. Dated 9th April, able Ralph Legge Pomeroy to be Second Lieu- 1892. tenant. Dated 23rd March, 1892. Alexander Robertson. Dated 9th April, 5th Battalion, Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish 1892. Fusiliers), Arthur William Mahaffy, Gent., to Gordon Tocher. Dated 9th April, 1892. be Supernumerary Second Lieutenant, without 1st Gloucestershire, Francis Killigrew Seymour pay or allowances. Dated 9th April, 1892. Metford, Esq.,late Lieutenant, Second Volunteer 4th Battalion, Princess Louise's (Argyll and Battalion, the Gloucestershire Regiment, to be Sutherland Highlanders), Henry Hamilton Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892. Houldsworth, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. 1st Durham (Western Division, Royal Artillery), Dated 22nd March, 1892. The undermentioned Lieutenants to be Cap- Zrd Battalion, the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, James tains :— Eyre Massy, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. T. T. Nesbitt. Dated 9th April, 1892. Dated 24th March, 1892. R. Wilson. Dated 9th April, 1892. W. E. Pinkney. Dated 9th April, 1892. 5th Battalion, the Royal Dublin Fusiliers,-Henry 4th Durham (Western Division, Royal Artillery), Telford Maffett, 'Gent., to be Second Lieu- Lieutenant A. S. Jenour, Royal Artillery, to tenant. Dated 10th March, 1892. be Adjutant, vice Lieutenant F.-N. Friend, YEOMANRY CAVALRY. Royal Artillery, returned to regimental duty. Hampshire (Carabiniers), Second Lieutenant Dated 28th March, 1892. H. G. P. Hoare to be Lieutenant. Dated 9th Lieutenant A. S. Jenour is granted the rank of April, 1892. Captain whilst serving as Adjutant. Dated Nottinghamshire (Shenvood Rangers), Matthew 28th March, 1892. Smith Dawson, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. ENGINEER. Dated 26th March, 1892. Fortress and Railway Forces. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Oxfordshire (Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars), 1st Cheshire, Captain A. Stewart resigns his Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel J. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. Ba'skerville resigns his Commission; also is 1st Sussex, William Pringle Morgan, M.B., to permitted to retain his rank, and to continue be Surgeon-Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, to wear the uniform of the Corps on his retire- 1892. ment. Dated 9th April, 1892. Submarine Miners. West Somerset, Major and Honorary Lieutenant- ROYAL ENGINEERS. Colonel A. F. Bernard resigns his Commission ; The Mersey Division, Ernest Wilson Pierce, also is permitted to retain his rank, and to con- Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 9th tinue to wear the uniform of the Corps on his April, 1892. ' retirement. Dated 9th April, 1892. RIFLE. Captain and Honorary Major J. A. Winter resigns The Queen's'Rifle Volunteer Brigade, the Royal his Commission ; also is permitted to retain his Scots (Lothian Regiment), Major and Honorary rank, and to continue to wear the uniform oi Lieutenant-Colonel R. Cranston to be Lieu- the Corps on his retirement. Dated 9th April, tenant-Colonel. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. The undermentioned Officers resign their Com- . Lieutenant W. Barrett to be Captain. Dated 9th missions :— ' April, 1892. Captain N. D. Macdonald. Dated 9th April, Frank Naunton Quantock Shuldham, Esq., late 1892. Second Lieutenant, 13th Hussars, to be Cap- Lieutenant H. JP. Huie. Dated 9th April, tain. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892..
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