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i$ob Qth (The Queen's Royal) Lancers.
Pretoria, and Diamond Hill ; in Orange River Colony, including actions at Bethlehem and Wittebergen ; in Orange
River Colony, 30m rvov. 1900 to June 1901 ; and in Cape Colony June igor to May 1902 (mentioned in despatches,
Medal with six Clasps, King's Medal with two Clasps).
27 Lieut. G. M. Neilson served in South African war in 1900-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony Dec.
1900 to March 1902 (Medal with two Clasps).
28 Lieut. R. H. R. Brocklebank served in South African war in 1901-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony
May 1901 to March 1902 (Medal with Clasp)
23 Lieut. H. F. Wood served in South African war in 1901-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony
Sept. 1901 to March 1902.
so The Earl of Rocksavage served in South African war in 1899-1902 as Railway Staff Officer, and took part in
operations in Cape Colony Oct. 1901 to March 1902 (Medal with three Clasps).
J5 Lieut. W. V. R. Price served in South African war in 1901-02 (Medal).
50 Lieut. J. H. Kemple served in South African war in 1901-02 (Medal with five Clasps).
51 Lieut. W. Grant served in Afghan war 1879-80, and took part in operations round Kabul nth to 23rd Dec. 1879
and the maich from Kabul to Kandahar; was present at battle of 1 Sept. 1880 (Medal with two Clasps, Bronze Star).
Served in South African war in 1899-^902, and took part in advance on Kimberley, and actions at Belmont, Enslin,
Modder River; Magersfontein, Paardeburg, Poplar Grove, Karree Siding, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Diamond Hill,
Elands River, Wittebergen, and Caledon River; also the operations in the Transvaal, Orange River Colony, and
Cape Colony (mentioned in despatches, Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, Medal with seven Clasps,
King's Medal with two Clasps).
Record of the Services oj the gth (Queen's Royal) Lancers.
Raised in Ireland, in 1715. To England, 1803. To Montevideo, 1806. To England, 1807. To
Walcheren, July 1809. To England*, 1809. To the Peninsula, 1811. To England, 1813. To Ireland,
1814. To England, 1815. To Ireland, 1823. To Scotland, 1826. To England, 1827. To Ireland, 1832.
To England, 1835. To Scotland, 1837. To England, 1838. To India, 1842 (battle of Sobraon ; Punjab
campaign — battles of Chilliamvallah and Goojerat ; Indian Mutiny— Delhi, Lucknow). To England,
1859. To Ireland, 1864. To England, 1869. To India, 1875 (Afghanistan, 1878-80 — battles of Char-
asiah and Candahar). To England, 1885. To Ireland, 1890. To England, 1892. To South Africa,
1896. To India 1898. To South Africa, 1899.
Pretoria, and Diamond Hill ; in Orange River Colony, including actions at Bethlehem and Wittebergen ; in Orange
River Colony, 30m rvov. 1900 to June 1901 ; and in Cape Colony June igor to May 1902 (mentioned in despatches,
Medal with six Clasps, King's Medal with two Clasps).
27 Lieut. G. M. Neilson served in South African war in 1900-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony Dec.
1900 to March 1902 (Medal with two Clasps).
28 Lieut. R. H. R. Brocklebank served in South African war in 1901-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony
May 1901 to March 1902 (Medal with Clasp)
23 Lieut. H. F. Wood served in South African war in 1901-02, and took part in operations in Cape Colony
Sept. 1901 to March 1902.
so The Earl of Rocksavage served in South African war in 1899-1902 as Railway Staff Officer, and took part in
operations in Cape Colony Oct. 1901 to March 1902 (Medal with three Clasps).
J5 Lieut. W. V. R. Price served in South African war in 1901-02 (Medal).
50 Lieut. J. H. Kemple served in South African war in 1901-02 (Medal with five Clasps).
51 Lieut. W. Grant served in Afghan war 1879-80, and took part in operations round Kabul nth to 23rd Dec. 1879
and the maich from Kabul to Kandahar; was present at battle of 1 Sept. 1880 (Medal with two Clasps, Bronze Star).
Served in South African war in 1899-^902, and took part in advance on Kimberley, and actions at Belmont, Enslin,
Modder River; Magersfontein, Paardeburg, Poplar Grove, Karree Siding, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Diamond Hill,
Elands River, Wittebergen, and Caledon River; also the operations in the Transvaal, Orange River Colony, and
Cape Colony (mentioned in despatches, Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, Medal with seven Clasps,
King's Medal with two Clasps).
Record of the Services oj the gth (Queen's Royal) Lancers.
Raised in Ireland, in 1715. To England, 1803. To Montevideo, 1806. To England, 1807. To
Walcheren, July 1809. To England*, 1809. To the Peninsula, 1811. To England, 1813. To Ireland,
1814. To England, 1815. To Ireland, 1823. To Scotland, 1826. To England, 1827. To Ireland, 1832.
To England, 1835. To Scotland, 1837. To England, 1838. To India, 1842 (battle of Sobraon ; Punjab
campaign — battles of Chilliamvallah and Goojerat ; Indian Mutiny— Delhi, Lucknow). To England,
1859. To Ireland, 1864. To England, 1869. To India, 1875 (Afghanistan, 1878-80 — battles of Char-
asiah and Candahar). To England, 1885. To Ireland, 1890. To England, 1892. To South Africa,
1896. To India 1898. To South Africa, 1899.
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