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Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders).
503
Vrs' Ser
{Full |H'li
'Pay.iPay
12
1
12
12
■
11
II
10
S
7
7
7
7
7
7
Captains.
*Sprot, Alexander William Ramsay
Maclaine, Ronald GMi^nEgyplian Army, 31 Mam
Porteous, Dick Macdonald
;ND LIEUT.
17 July 01
22 Oct. 02
22 Oct. 02
Lieutenants.
I *Couper, James Robert, Lieut, yd Battalion
Thomson, Neale
Wilson, Alexander Robert Graham
Stirhng, Archibald,
Purves, Ham- de Burgh
Boyle, Archibald R
Maclean, .Arthur K
Colquhoun, Archibald G. C, IT. .iir. Front. Fore
Crosbie, Dudley S. K., ICt's^ African Frontier >
Force, 6 Nov. 12 i
Lumsden, Wm. Vernon
Patten, Chas. Hill
Bennett, Norman C, West African Frontier 1
Force, 27 Sept. 11 '
Gilkison, James David
Young, Jolm Hay
Clark, Hcnr\- James Douglas
Burt-Marshall, \Villiam JIarshall
Irvine, John Laird Galhvev, A.D.C. to Major'\
J. R. Chancellor, C.M.G., D.S.O., Governor J.
and Cotndr.-in-Chiej, Mauritius, 24 Feb. 12J
Campbell, Walter G
Holtord-Walker. Allen
Purvis, Charles B., Lieut, vd Battalion
Aytoun, Robert Merlin Graham
Connal-Rowan, George Francis
Johnstone, Charles Campbell Gosling
May
May
Oct.
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
May
July
Dec.
Dec.
16 July 07
i6 July 07
19 Oct. 07
4 Sept. 13
ij Sept. 13
13 Sept. 13
Jan. 08
Jan. 08
Jan. 08
Mar. 08
Dec. 08
Mar. 09
Apr. 09
Apr. 09
May 09
May 09
Aug. 09
II Dec. 07 25 Aug. 09
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Sept.
08
8 May 09
Second Lieutenants.
Mackav, John
St. Clair, Wilham F
Rose, John Charles Reginald
Aitken, John Christie
Stirling, Robert
Steel, James Campbell
Ritchie, Alan Macdougall
Clarke, Montagu Christian Cuthbert
Greenfield, Hector Robert Hume
Denny, Peter Archie
Campbell, Colin Livington
Boyd, Colin Lindsay
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
Mav
Oct.
Oct.
09
3 Oct.
5 Oct.
4 Mar.
4 Oct.
14 Feb.
14 Feb.
4 Sept. 12
4 Sept. 12
4 Sept. 12
22 Jan. 13
22 Jan. 13
17 Sept. 13
25 Mar. 10
I Apr. 10
5 Sept. 10
10 Sept. 10
17 June II
24 Feb. 12
4 May 12
25 May 12
10 July 12
30 July 12
4 Sept. 13
Quarter Masters . . 'Scott, John Joseph, iq Sept. 00 ; hon. Lieut. ; hon. Ca/yL, 19 Sept. 10 ; Qr. Mr. ^th Bn.
*Potter, T., 18 Mar. 08 ; hon. Lieut. ; Quarter Master ^rd Battalion.
2 Clayton, Thomas Herbert, 11 Mar. 11 ; hon. Lieut.
I Heatly, James, 14 Oct. 11 ; hon. Lieut.
Uniforyn Scarlet, Facings Yellow. — Agents, Messrs. Cox and Co.
Record oj the Services 0/ the 1st Battalion Princess Louise's .irgyll and Sutherland Highlanders {formerly the gisi Highlanders
Raised as the 98th, and proceeded to South Africa, 1795 to 1803. (Entitled " 91st," 1798.) [2nd Battalion raised
n 1804, and proceeded to Holland, 1813-14 (Walcheren). Reduced, 1815.] England, to 1S07. Ireland, to 1808. The
Peninsula, to 1809 (battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna). England, to 1S12. The Peninsula, to 1814. (battles of the
Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive. Orthes, and Toulouse). Ireland, to 1875. Belgium and France, to 1818. England, to 1821.
Jamaica, to 1831. England, to 1836. St. Helena, to 1839. South Africa, to 1848 (war of 1846-47), [Reserve Battalion
raised in 1842, and proceeded to South .\frica to 1855. England, to 1857, when it was merged in ist Battalion.] England,
to 1851 Ireland, to iR^4. Malta, to 1855. Greece, to 1857. Ionian Islands, to 1858. India, to 1868 (being the first
Regiment to go overland from Alexandria to Suez), Entitled " Princess Louise's," 1872. England, to 1879. South
Africa, to 1885 (war of 1879). Ceylon, to 1888. Hong Kong, to 1892. Scotland, to 1894. England, to 1896. Scotland,
to 1898. Ireland, to 1899. South Africa, 1899.
Record of the Services of the 2nd Battalion .irgyll and Sutherland Highlanders (formerly the g^rd Regiment).
Raised in 1800, and proceeded t Guernsey. To Scotland, 1802. To Ireland, 1803. To the Cape of Good Hope,
1805 (capture of the Cape). To Engl 1 d, 1814. To North .America. 1S14. To England and Ireland, 1815. To the Low
Countries, 1819. To the West Indies, 1823, To England, 1834. To Ireland, 1836. To Canada, 1838. To Scotland,
1848. To England, 1852. To the Crimea, 1854 (battles of Alma and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol). To England,
1856. To India, 1857 (capture of Lucknow). ToScotland, 1870. To England, 1873. To Ireland, 1876. To Gibraltar,
1879. To England, 1881. To Scotland, 1882. To England, 18
1891 (N.W. Frontier of India Campaign, 1897-98).
To Ireland, i886. To England, 1890. To India,
503
Vrs' Ser
{Full |H'li
'Pay.iPay
12
1
12
12
■
11
II
10
S
7
7
7
7
7
7
Captains.
*Sprot, Alexander William Ramsay
Maclaine, Ronald GMi^nEgyplian Army, 31 Mam
Porteous, Dick Macdonald
;ND LIEUT.
17 July 01
22 Oct. 02
22 Oct. 02
Lieutenants.
I *Couper, James Robert, Lieut, yd Battalion
Thomson, Neale
Wilson, Alexander Robert Graham
Stirhng, Archibald,
Purves, Ham- de Burgh
Boyle, Archibald R
Maclean, .Arthur K
Colquhoun, Archibald G. C, IT. .iir. Front. Fore
Crosbie, Dudley S. K., ICt's^ African Frontier >
Force, 6 Nov. 12 i
Lumsden, Wm. Vernon
Patten, Chas. Hill
Bennett, Norman C, West African Frontier 1
Force, 27 Sept. 11 '
Gilkison, James David
Young, Jolm Hay
Clark, Hcnr\- James Douglas
Burt-Marshall, \Villiam JIarshall
Irvine, John Laird Galhvev, A.D.C. to Major'\
J. R. Chancellor, C.M.G., D.S.O., Governor J.
and Cotndr.-in-Chiej, Mauritius, 24 Feb. 12J
Campbell, Walter G
Holtord-Walker. Allen
Purvis, Charles B., Lieut, vd Battalion
Aytoun, Robert Merlin Graham
Connal-Rowan, George Francis
Johnstone, Charles Campbell Gosling
May
May
Oct.
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
May
July
Dec.
Dec.
16 July 07
i6 July 07
19 Oct. 07
4 Sept. 13
ij Sept. 13
13 Sept. 13
Jan. 08
Jan. 08
Jan. 08
Mar. 08
Dec. 08
Mar. 09
Apr. 09
Apr. 09
May 09
May 09
Aug. 09
II Dec. 07 25 Aug. 09
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Sept.
08
8 May 09
Second Lieutenants.
Mackav, John
St. Clair, Wilham F
Rose, John Charles Reginald
Aitken, John Christie
Stirling, Robert
Steel, James Campbell
Ritchie, Alan Macdougall
Clarke, Montagu Christian Cuthbert
Greenfield, Hector Robert Hume
Denny, Peter Archie
Campbell, Colin Livington
Boyd, Colin Lindsay
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
Mav
Oct.
Oct.
09
3 Oct.
5 Oct.
4 Mar.
4 Oct.
14 Feb.
14 Feb.
4 Sept. 12
4 Sept. 12
4 Sept. 12
22 Jan. 13
22 Jan. 13
17 Sept. 13
25 Mar. 10
I Apr. 10
5 Sept. 10
10 Sept. 10
17 June II
24 Feb. 12
4 May 12
25 May 12
10 July 12
30 July 12
4 Sept. 13
Quarter Masters . . 'Scott, John Joseph, iq Sept. 00 ; hon. Lieut. ; hon. Ca/yL, 19 Sept. 10 ; Qr. Mr. ^th Bn.
*Potter, T., 18 Mar. 08 ; hon. Lieut. ; Quarter Master ^rd Battalion.
2 Clayton, Thomas Herbert, 11 Mar. 11 ; hon. Lieut.
I Heatly, James, 14 Oct. 11 ; hon. Lieut.
Uniforyn Scarlet, Facings Yellow. — Agents, Messrs. Cox and Co.
Record oj the Services 0/ the 1st Battalion Princess Louise's .irgyll and Sutherland Highlanders {formerly the gisi Highlanders
Raised as the 98th, and proceeded to South Africa, 1795 to 1803. (Entitled " 91st," 1798.) [2nd Battalion raised
n 1804, and proceeded to Holland, 1813-14 (Walcheren). Reduced, 1815.] England, to 1S07. Ireland, to 1808. The
Peninsula, to 1809 (battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna). England, to 1S12. The Peninsula, to 1814. (battles of the
Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive. Orthes, and Toulouse). Ireland, to 1875. Belgium and France, to 1818. England, to 1821.
Jamaica, to 1831. England, to 1836. St. Helena, to 1839. South Africa, to 1848 (war of 1846-47), [Reserve Battalion
raised in 1842, and proceeded to South .\frica to 1855. England, to 1857, when it was merged in ist Battalion.] England,
to 1851 Ireland, to iR^4. Malta, to 1855. Greece, to 1857. Ionian Islands, to 1858. India, to 1868 (being the first
Regiment to go overland from Alexandria to Suez), Entitled " Princess Louise's," 1872. England, to 1879. South
Africa, to 1885 (war of 1879). Ceylon, to 1888. Hong Kong, to 1892. Scotland, to 1894. England, to 1896. Scotland,
to 1898. Ireland, to 1899. South Africa, 1899.
Record of the Services of the 2nd Battalion .irgyll and Sutherland Highlanders (formerly the g^rd Regiment).
Raised in 1800, and proceeded t Guernsey. To Scotland, 1802. To Ireland, 1803. To the Cape of Good Hope,
1805 (capture of the Cape). To Engl 1 d, 1814. To North .America. 1S14. To England and Ireland, 1815. To the Low
Countries, 1819. To the West Indies, 1823, To England, 1834. To Ireland, 1836. To Canada, 1838. To Scotland,
1848. To England, 1852. To the Crimea, 1854 (battles of Alma and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol). To England,
1856. To India, 1857 (capture of Lucknow). ToScotland, 1870. To England, 1873. To Ireland, 1876. To Gibraltar,
1879. To England, 1881. To Scotland, 1882. To England, 18
1891 (N.W. Frontier of India Campaign, 1897-98).
To Ireland, i886. To England, 1890. To India,
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