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Colonel—Siv George Petre Wymer,'KCB., Etis. 15 Aug. 04; Lt. 21 Sept. 04; Capt.l Aug. 18;
Major,11 June 28; Lt.Col. 26 Sept. 33; Col. 30 Dec. 42; Major Gen. 20 June 64; Z(.(?cn.
8 June 56; General, 9 Sept. G3 ; Colonel 107th Regt. 30 Sept. 62.
Lieut.Colonel.—Robert Fatten,^ A'ks. 3 Jan. 36; Lt. 3 Oct. 40; Cai>t. 15 Not. 63; Brevet Major,
26 April 69; Major, 1 Jan. 62 ; Lt.Col. 30 July 62 ; Colonel, 30 July 67.
J>fo>j-s.—JohnD'Oyly Baring,^ Ens. 1 July 40; Lt. 12 Nov. 42 ; Capt. 15 June 48 ; Brevet Major,
23 July 61 ; Major, 30 July 62.
Albert Locke Nicholson,* Ens. 12 Oct. 40; Ll. 11 Dec. 43 ; Capt. 18 March !i7; Major, 7 Anp;. 66.
Captains.
Cooper Mackinnon Navarino Fellowes^
David Blair Lockhart^
Edmund Gordon Higgins'"
Thomas Plumtre Harrison"
Edmund Ward>''
George Lewellin Smith <...
Charles Patton Chamber" , . . .
Frederick John Castle*
Frederic Henderson
Frederick Sampson Goad
Malcolm M'Neill Rind
Christopher Middlemass
ENSIGN.
12 Jan. 45
10 June 48
19 Mar. 45
20 March50
20 Feb. 54
6 Mar.
14 June
30 Mar.
4 April
13 June
9 Jan.
LlEUTENAHTS.
George Arthur Owen
Henry Whitmore Franks
Wilmsdorf George Mansergh, Adj. ...
William Morgan Playfair
John George Montague DeLair Bean .
Walter Cave
George William Beresford
Robert Jocelyn Waller 22 Mar.
John Jordan, Qr. Master 2 Dec. 62 .. j 4 Nov.
William Frederick Cavaye 25 Apr,
James L. N. Willis [13 Nov.
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LIEUT.
9 April 69
15 June
21 Aug.
7 Jan.
28 Jan.
10 Aug.
23 Nov.
30 April
p 7 Mar.
18 Mny
18 May
25 Aug.
14 July
CAPTAIN.
20 April 68
12 June 58
8 Feb. 66
19 Dec. 60
19 Dec. 60
8 June 61
26 Oct. 61
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24 Dec. GO
27 Aug. 68
27 May 60
26 May
24 Aug.
28 Dec.
29 Dec.
11 Jan.
1 Feb.
9 Mar.
68liaiJune61
John Abercrombie 26 Apr. 65,20 July 67
July 58
Jan. 62
Jan. 62
July 62
July 62
Feb. 64
Den. 65
Mar. 58
Aug. 66
Feb. 67
July 67
Aug. 67
2 Colonel Fatton commanded the Re¬
serve in the fort of Agra on h July 18.')7, and
present at the action on 10 October. Served
as Brigade Major at I'uttypore Sikree in
November, throughout the actions iu the
Chumbat ravines under Brigadier Showers
(repeatedly thanked in desp-atche?. Brevet
of Major, and Medal),
3 Major Baring served in the Sutlej cam¬
paign of 1845-4^1. Commanded a force of
T , . T i a •.•.■ j in is » aAc\r^ t r nn i'lOO men of all arms in IHSI against the
Lambert Loveday Spottiswoode |]0 Sept, 64 20 July 67 fort of Kuneecha in Bundlecund, captured
Edwin Wardroper i 9 Mar. 66 29 July 67 it and received the thank» of Government
Francis William Robertson 10 Mar. 66 11 Aug. ^^ s^niofiheComm-.mAeTinChiti. Served in
George Montalt Bellasis | 7 Aug. 66,26 Sept. 67'"' '."dia".M""ny campaign of l«.i/-.58
Bradford Smith i30 Oct. 66
Eksigns.
Sir Charles Henry Leslie, Bart.
Henry Metcalfe Rose
Henry William Allen ,
Augustus Keith Abbott
11 Jan.
8 Mar.
including the capture oi Lucknow—men-
6 Oct. 67 tioned in dispatches. Medal with Clasp.
5 Major Xicholson served the campaign of 1842 in
Affghanistan under General Pollock (Medal). Served in
Ithe Indian Mutiny campaign as Commissariat Officer to
Col. Turner's field force in Shahabad in IH.W-.W (Medal).
67 6 Captain Fellowes served during the Sutlej campaign
67jin 1846. With a detachment against the refractory Rajah
fi Tii7u ^71'''^ AUypore In Bundlecund in 1801. Also during the
OA T\ ^'Indian Mutiny campaign of la57,inchiriing the action of
80 Dec. 64 the 6th July near Agra (wounded), Futtypore Sikree, and
Ibattle of Agra—mentioned in despatches (Medalj.
8 Captain Castle served with the 48th Regt. in the
Crimea from the 21st April 18,').'i, including the siege
4 Paym.—Frederic George Furlong Moore, 23 Aug.64. and fall of Sebastopol (Medal with Clasp, and Turkish
12 Adjutant.—Lieut. W. G. Mansergh, 14 June 66. iMedali.
Instructor of Musketry.—Lieut.
10 Quarter Master.—Michael Lyue,'* 2 Oct. 62 ; Ensign, 10 June 68.
14 Surgeon.—David Woods, 28 Oct. 64; Assist. Surgeon, 7 April 64.
Assistant Surgeon!.—Jolin Ross Murray, MD. 15 June 61.
Edward Eustace, 80 Sept. 64.
Facings'White.—Agents, Messrs. Price & Boiistead.
1 Sir George Wynier served throughout the Nepaul War in 1814-16, and was present at the attack and capture of the fortress
of Nalaghur and surrender of tlie forts of Joojooroo, Farrsghu"-, and surrounding stockades, attack on the Malown Range,
Hahyke Tibbee range, and defeat of the attnck on Col. Thompson's poaitinn 29th Dec. 18U and surrender of the fortified
positions on the Ruinghur range, attack of the line of forts on the Jliilown range 14th April and defeat on the following
nio.ning of the enemy's attack for their recovery with surrender of the fortresses of Loorajeghur and Mallown and the entire
Goorkha army and surrounding stockades (Indian War Medal). In 1810 joined the army under Sir Wm. Nott at Candahar
and was present during the investment of that city. In May proceeded in comninnd of a convoy for the relief of the fortress
of Kehit-i-Gilzie and beat off and defeated the combined attack of the Gihics and Dooranees at Lcsun Ailme inflicting heavy
loss (received thanks of the Governor General of Indi^). Appointed Brigadier and to the command of the 1st Brigade of the
Canduhar force, during which was present in the following affairs, in most of which he commanded, viz.—Assccr Ailince, Ur-
eundauh, Urgundee, Benebudaum.Midaun, Calleechuk, Punjwarah, Commanded at the battle of Baboo Wallce, Commanded
tlie attack on the Kojuck heights and Pass, battle of Gorino, storm and capture of Bullove heights, and capture of Ghmnee
(Medal inscribed " Candahar, Ghuznce, and Cabul," Thurd Class of tlie Doranee Order. Aide^le-Camp to the Queen, CB.
and subsequently KCB.).
9 Captain Loekhart served during the Santhal Insurrection in Bengal in 1855. Also at the siege of Delhi in 1857 and
received a gunshot wound through the lower jaw (Medal with Clasp).
10 Captain Higgins served in the I'unjaub campaign of 1848-49 with the force under General WTieeler, and was present
at the taking of several tons and at the assault of the heights of DuUah (Medal). Served with the Expedition under
Colonel Markham in 18S2-5a against the Hosungais.
11 Captain Harrison served in the Indian Mutiny campaign in the affairs of the 25th and aSth March 1859 on the Nepau
frontier (Medal).
12 Captain Ward served with the 2 E. B. Fusiliers in the Indian Mutiny campaign, including the siege and capture of
Delhi (Medal with Clasp). Also in the campaign of 1860 in North China, with the 15th Piinjaub infantry, including the
capture of the Taku Forts, actions of the 18th and 21st September, and surrender of Pekin (Medal with two Clasps).
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