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Miscellaneous Establishments.
1 1 7-18
MISCELLANEOUS ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cavalry Depot at Canterbury.
Riding Master. — George Matthews, 13 Nov. 95 (8 Feb. 82) , .
Quarter Master. — James William Humphrey, 1 5 Oct. 93 (18 July 88); Hon. Captain, 18 July 93.
Bon. Major. 13 Nov. 95.
, , 8 July 88); Hon. Captaii ,
1 Captain Humphrey served hi the Afghan war in 7879-80 (Medal). Served in the Boer war of 1881
Remount Establishment.
Assistant Inspectors.
Inspector General.— Major General W. R. Truman, Head
Quarter.
Colonel B. L. Tollner.ret. pay R. Artillery, 23 June 89.
Woolwich.
Colonel J.C. Hanford (from h.p. 19 Hussars), 9 Aug. 97.
Dublin.
Colonel R. Stevenson (from h.p. 6 Dragoon Guards),
t Jan. 99.
Deputy Assistant Adjutant General.
Major .1. W. Peters, 7 Dragoon Guards, 29 Apr. 96.
Head Quarters.
Staff Captains.
Major M.F. Rimington, 6 Dragoons, 1 Sept. 97. Dublin.
Captain C. G.Mackenzie, R. Art., u July 98. Woolwich.
Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
Governor. — Field Marshal Sir D. M. Stewart, Bart
GCB. GCSI. CIE. Indian Staff Corps, 29 Mar. 95.
Lt. Governor Jr Secretary. — p.s.c. Major General G.
Salis-Schwabe, 12 June 98.
Assistant Secretary. — J. Dowling.
Adjutant.— Major R. C. Pentland, Dublin Fusiliers
Apr. 98.
Chaplain.— Rev. J. H. S.'Moxley, BA. 23 Mar. 96.
Physician and Surgeon (with rank of Surgeon Colonel). —
Thomas Ligertwood, 1 MD. h.p. 3 June 96.
r 4
Deputy Surgeon. — Major W. J. Macnamara, MD.
4 Aug. 96.
Dispenser. — J.Hague, 1 Jan. 97
Quarter Master. — Richd. Barry Jupp, ret. pay, 13 Sept. 93
(9 Sept. 71) ; Hon. Captain, 9 Sept. Si.
Captains of Invalids.
J.VanderH.Rees, 2 late 40F.
MajorJ.W.Daniell, ret. pay.
I Major E. VV. Humphry, ret.
pay.
_ l Doctor T. Ligertwood served throughout the Crimean campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma (men-
tioned in despatches) and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal with three Clasps, Knight of the Legion
of Honor, and Turkish Medal).
2 Captain Rees served in the New Zealand war in 1864-65, and was severely wounded in the engagement at
Te Arei( Medal).
Colonel A. Green, ret. pay.
Major E. Brutton, ret. pay.
Major A. S. Carter, retired
pay.
Judge Advocate General's Office.
Office, 7, Victoria Street, S.W.
Judae Advocate General.— Rt. Hon. Sir F. H. Jeune,
KCB.
Deputy Judae Advocate Generals.— J, C. O'Dowd, Esq.
CB. ;!Sir J. Scott, KCMG.
Deputy Judge Advocate.— p.s.c. Lt. Colonel J. L. C. St. Clair
(from h.p. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), 4
May q6.
Royal Hospital, Kilrnainham.
Master. — The Commander of the Forces in Ireland.
Joint Dep. MastersJ^ e ^ e P n ^ A ?J- » en ; m Inland.
r I The Dep. Quarter Master Gen. do.
Captain of Invalids.
Major George Cresswell, retired pay.
Adjutant.— Capt. J. Fielding, Qr. Mr. ret. pay, 3 Nov. 91
Physician and Surgeon. — William Carte, 1 13 Aug. 58.
Secretary. — Langrishe F. Banks.
Quarter Matter. —
â– Solicitor. — R. J. Ferguson, Esq.
Army Pay Office.
Paymaster General. —
Assistant Paymaster General. — C. J. Maude, Esq.
Army Purchase Commission.
Commissioner. — J. C. O'Dowd, CB. 30 Sept. 71.
Military Prisons.
Inspector General.— ht. Colonel M. C. Garsia, ret. pay.
Inspectors.— Bt. Major A. G. F. Griffiths, late 63 Foot;
Major E. G. Clayton, ret. pay R. (Bergal) Engineers;
Cautain W. F. V. Harris, late 71 Foot; Captain L. P.
Pennethorne, late R. Artillery.
Aldershot. — ffou.Capt.R.A. Henderson, Manchester Segt.
17 Feb. 96.
Med. Off., Lt.Colonel W. F. Ruttledge, ret. pay.
Cork. — Governor, Major R. W. Andrews (from Border
Regt.). 26 Feb. 98.
Med. Off, Lt.Colonel U. A. Jraings, MD. ret. pay.
Dublin. — Governor, Captain G. S. Haines, Cheshire
Regiment, 27 Mar. 96.
Med. Off., Lt.Colonel N. Alcook, ret. pay.
Gosport. — Governor, Lt.Colonel H. Waring, ret. pay.
2 Foot.
Med. Off., Captain E. Chandler, h.p.
Malta.— Governor, Major G. A. P. Evans, net. pay
7 Hussars, 9 June 9S.
Bine.— Facings Red.
1 Surgeon Carte served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman,
«iege of Sebastopol, and sortie of 26th Oct. (Medal with Clasps, and Turkish Medal) .
Tower of London.
Nonstable, General. ?tr Frederick G. A. Stephenson, GCB. I Chaplain, Rev. J. C. Edghill, iiD.1Apr.87; Chaplain
Coldstream Guards, 21 Mar. 98. General.
Lieut. Lt.General G. Clerk, CB. 5 Jan. 97. Medical Officer, Captain F.J. Morgan, 3 Feb. 97.
Major, Lieut. General G. B. Milman, CB. 29 Aug. 70. I
List of Officers, noio serving in the Army, ivho passed the Examination and received
Certificates at the Senior Department, Royal Military College.
Cameron, General Sir Wm. Gordon, KCB. Lancaster) Jarvis, Colonel S. P. CMG. h.p. 82 F. May 1856.
Regiment, May 1853. ' Paterson, Colonel Wm. Unatt. Nov. 1855.
Cox, Major General Sir J. W. KCB. Bedford Regiment, I Peacocke, Major General G. J. Dec. 1856.
Nov. 1847. \ Stapylton, Lt.General G.G. C, W. Surrey Regt. May 1849.
Cranfield, Captain G. D. h.p. Unatt. I Stewart, Major A. F. h.p. 36 F. Dec. 1S57.
D'Oyly, Major General J. W. Nov. 1847.
E wart, General Sir 3. A., KCB. Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders, May 1845.
1 1 7-18
MISCELLANEOUS ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cavalry Depot at Canterbury.
Riding Master. — George Matthews, 13 Nov. 95 (8 Feb. 82) , .
Quarter Master. — James William Humphrey, 1 5 Oct. 93 (18 July 88); Hon. Captain, 18 July 93.
Bon. Major. 13 Nov. 95.
, , 8 July 88); Hon. Captaii ,
1 Captain Humphrey served hi the Afghan war in 7879-80 (Medal). Served in the Boer war of 1881
Remount Establishment.
Assistant Inspectors.
Inspector General.— Major General W. R. Truman, Head
Quarter.
Colonel B. L. Tollner.ret. pay R. Artillery, 23 June 89.
Woolwich.
Colonel J.C. Hanford (from h.p. 19 Hussars), 9 Aug. 97.
Dublin.
Colonel R. Stevenson (from h.p. 6 Dragoon Guards),
t Jan. 99.
Deputy Assistant Adjutant General.
Major .1. W. Peters, 7 Dragoon Guards, 29 Apr. 96.
Head Quarters.
Staff Captains.
Major M.F. Rimington, 6 Dragoons, 1 Sept. 97. Dublin.
Captain C. G.Mackenzie, R. Art., u July 98. Woolwich.
Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
Governor. — Field Marshal Sir D. M. Stewart, Bart
GCB. GCSI. CIE. Indian Staff Corps, 29 Mar. 95.
Lt. Governor Jr Secretary. — p.s.c. Major General G.
Salis-Schwabe, 12 June 98.
Assistant Secretary. — J. Dowling.
Adjutant.— Major R. C. Pentland, Dublin Fusiliers
Apr. 98.
Chaplain.— Rev. J. H. S.'Moxley, BA. 23 Mar. 96.
Physician and Surgeon (with rank of Surgeon Colonel). —
Thomas Ligertwood, 1 MD. h.p. 3 June 96.
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Deputy Surgeon. — Major W. J. Macnamara, MD.
4 Aug. 96.
Dispenser. — J.Hague, 1 Jan. 97
Quarter Master. — Richd. Barry Jupp, ret. pay, 13 Sept. 93
(9 Sept. 71) ; Hon. Captain, 9 Sept. Si.
Captains of Invalids.
J.VanderH.Rees, 2 late 40F.
MajorJ.W.Daniell, ret. pay.
I Major E. VV. Humphry, ret.
pay.
_ l Doctor T. Ligertwood served throughout the Crimean campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma (men-
tioned in despatches) and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal with three Clasps, Knight of the Legion
of Honor, and Turkish Medal).
2 Captain Rees served in the New Zealand war in 1864-65, and was severely wounded in the engagement at
Te Arei( Medal).
Colonel A. Green, ret. pay.
Major E. Brutton, ret. pay.
Major A. S. Carter, retired
pay.
Judge Advocate General's Office.
Office, 7, Victoria Street, S.W.
Judae Advocate General.— Rt. Hon. Sir F. H. Jeune,
KCB.
Deputy Judae Advocate Generals.— J, C. O'Dowd, Esq.
CB. ;!Sir J. Scott, KCMG.
Deputy Judge Advocate.— p.s.c. Lt. Colonel J. L. C. St. Clair
(from h.p. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), 4
May q6.
Royal Hospital, Kilrnainham.
Master. — The Commander of the Forces in Ireland.
Joint Dep. MastersJ^ e ^ e P n ^ A ?J- » en ; m Inland.
r I The Dep. Quarter Master Gen. do.
Captain of Invalids.
Major George Cresswell, retired pay.
Adjutant.— Capt. J. Fielding, Qr. Mr. ret. pay, 3 Nov. 91
Physician and Surgeon. — William Carte, 1 13 Aug. 58.
Secretary. — Langrishe F. Banks.
Quarter Matter. —
â– Solicitor. — R. J. Ferguson, Esq.
Army Pay Office.
Paymaster General. —
Assistant Paymaster General. — C. J. Maude, Esq.
Army Purchase Commission.
Commissioner. — J. C. O'Dowd, CB. 30 Sept. 71.
Military Prisons.
Inspector General.— ht. Colonel M. C. Garsia, ret. pay.
Inspectors.— Bt. Major A. G. F. Griffiths, late 63 Foot;
Major E. G. Clayton, ret. pay R. (Bergal) Engineers;
Cautain W. F. V. Harris, late 71 Foot; Captain L. P.
Pennethorne, late R. Artillery.
Aldershot. — ffou.Capt.R.A. Henderson, Manchester Segt.
17 Feb. 96.
Med. Off., Lt.Colonel W. F. Ruttledge, ret. pay.
Cork. — Governor, Major R. W. Andrews (from Border
Regt.). 26 Feb. 98.
Med. Off, Lt.Colonel U. A. Jraings, MD. ret. pay.
Dublin. — Governor, Captain G. S. Haines, Cheshire
Regiment, 27 Mar. 96.
Med. Off., Lt.Colonel N. Alcook, ret. pay.
Gosport. — Governor, Lt.Colonel H. Waring, ret. pay.
2 Foot.
Med. Off., Captain E. Chandler, h.p.
Malta.— Governor, Major G. A. P. Evans, net. pay
7 Hussars, 9 June 9S.
Bine.— Facings Red.
1 Surgeon Carte served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman,
«iege of Sebastopol, and sortie of 26th Oct. (Medal with Clasps, and Turkish Medal) .
Tower of London.
Nonstable, General. ?tr Frederick G. A. Stephenson, GCB. I Chaplain, Rev. J. C. Edghill, iiD.1Apr.87; Chaplain
Coldstream Guards, 21 Mar. 98. General.
Lieut. Lt.General G. Clerk, CB. 5 Jan. 97. Medical Officer, Captain F.J. Morgan, 3 Feb. 97.
Major, Lieut. General G. B. Milman, CB. 29 Aug. 70. I
List of Officers, noio serving in the Army, ivho passed the Examination and received
Certificates at the Senior Department, Royal Military College.
Cameron, General Sir Wm. Gordon, KCB. Lancaster) Jarvis, Colonel S. P. CMG. h.p. 82 F. May 1856.
Regiment, May 1853. ' Paterson, Colonel Wm. Unatt. Nov. 1855.
Cox, Major General Sir J. W. KCB. Bedford Regiment, I Peacocke, Major General G. J. Dec. 1856.
Nov. 1847. \ Stapylton, Lt.General G.G. C, W. Surrey Regt. May 1849.
Cranfield, Captain G. D. h.p. Unatt. I Stewart, Major A. F. h.p. 36 F. Dec. 1S57.
D'Oyly, Major General J. W. Nov. 1847.
E wart, General Sir 3. A., KCB. Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders, May 1845.
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