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28
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%\St Regt. of Foot {Loyal Lincoln Volunteers). 364
I "MAIDA" "CORUNNA" "PENINSULA"
Colonel.—c }9 William Frederick Forster,' KH. Ens. 10 June 13 ; Ens. & Lt. 2G Nov. 13 ;
Lt. ii Capt. 20 June 17; Major, i' 18 Feb. 20 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 23 Nov- 41 ; Lt.Col. 10 Feb.
52; CoL20 June 54; MajorGen.'iQ Oct. 58; ii!.Ge«.24 0ct.C5; CoZ. 81st F. 13 Feb.03.
fAeut.Colonel—John Arthur Gildea,^ Ens. P23 Aug. 39 ; Xzew/. p30 Apr. 41; Capt. fli
April48 ; Major, 9 Apr. 50 ; Lt.Col. 10 Nov. 65.
Majors.—Robert Bruce Chicliesterj^^ Ens. p 20 Oct. 43; Lieut. 5 Apr. 47; Capt. p 7 Oct.
51; Bt.Major 17 Mar. 03 ; Major 10 Nov. 65.
John Bourchier,2t Ens. 24 Aug. 39; Lieut. 2 July 41; Capt. 27 May 53 ; Bt.Major, 17 Aug
65 ; Major, 8 June 67.
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Captains.
James Wopds'*
Charles James Skerry^..
Wm. Benjamin Browne''
George Betts'''
s. Valens Tonnocliy' ....
Hugh Arthur Chichester*
George Buchanan Bevan
William Henry Warren
Henry John Faircloth^ ..
Hugli Tliomas Jones' ..
Lieutenants.
Wm.Hy.Muuton Jackson"
Robert John MacDonuell
Alan Geary Gardner ....
Sydney William Bell' ..
Alichael Curry,''' Adj.. ..
Hem-y Roberts Young'"..
John de Mont. Armstrong
George Alfred Wilson
William Charles Mathews
Mark Saurin Wynne..
Frederick F/kins Lindoe
Robert Kean Brereton
Henry Walpole
ENSICiN.
Ensigns.
Hon. Hugh Arbuthnolt
NoreottD' Esterre Roberts
Henry Wallis Prior ....
Frank Ryley
Henry Cicil B. Farrant..
Benj.Arth. Sattcrthwaitc
Francis Henry Wheler ..
31 Dec.
10 Sept.
P16 Aug.
P10 Dec.
P 2 Sept.
P17 Jan.
P 23 Mar.
23 Mar.
15 Dec.
20 Nov.
6 Dec.
P 26 Aug.
P12 Mar.
P 6 Jan.
2 Feb.
20 Jan.
P13 Mar.
P 7 Jan.
P 14 Jan.
19 Mar.
PIO Nov.
P 7 Nov.
p 1 Dec.
39
41
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47
45
51
60
58
54
57
56
59
61
57
58
59
61
62
62
61
65
62
65
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
P 8 May
P 9 May
P 8 June
P 12 June
P 4 Sept.
P 16 Oct.
P 6 Nov.
P 6
29
P18
P20
20
P13
P29
P20
13
14
May 42
May 44
April 45
June 51
Mar. 46
Apr,
Mar,
Dec.
Apr.
Aug,
P 5 Aug. 69
P 12 Mar. 61
P 7 Nov. 62
24 Nov. 63
26 July 64
4 June 60
10 Nov. 65
P 4 July 65
P 10 Nov. 65
p 8 May 67
P 5 June 66
P21 Aug. 67
27 May 53
27 May 53
25 Jan.64
P 15 June 65
20 June 54
P 18 Apr. 66
P 8 May 67
P 21 Aug. 67
16 Oct. 67
P 10 Oct. 67
nREV..MAJ.
28 Aug. 65
31 Aug. 05
17 June 66
12 July 68
BT.LT.COl.
] Lieut. General Forster served with the
Scots Fusilier Guards before Bayonne in
1814. Joined the Brigade of Guards in Paris
in 181!).
3 M?ijor Woods served against the rebels in
the Googaira district in 1857. Served in the
Indian Mutinyin 1857-58, and was present
when the 81st llegt. under Colonel Renny
disarmed at Mean Meer one Regt. of Native
Cavalry and three Regts. of Native Infantry,
all dis.itfected and ripe for mutiny.
4 Major Browne coninianded the Head
Quarter wing of the 81st Regt. in the Eiisoozie
P 28 Oct. 68 ' expedition in 1858. Served in the Indian
Mutiny in 1857-58 and was present when
the 81st Regt. under Colonel Renny dis¬
armed at Mean Meer one Regt. of Native
Cavalry and three Regts. of Native Infantry,
.ill disaffected and ripe for mutiny.
5 Major Tonnochy served with the 29th Regt. in tho
Sutlej campaign in 1816, including the battle of Sobraon
(Medal). Served also in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49,
including the passage of the Chenab, and battles of Chillian-
wallab and Goojerat (Medal and Clasps). Served as a
Brigade Major in the Eusoozie expeditionin 1858. Served
ihroughout the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58.
6 Captains Chicliestcr and Faircloth served in the Eusoofzie
expedition in 1858. Served in the Indian Mutiny in 3857-68
and were present when the Slst Begt. under Colonel Renny
disarmed at Mean Meer one Regt, of Native Cavalry and three
Regts. of Native Infantry, all disaffected and ripe for mutiny.
39 0 Paymaster.—Wm. Fred. Nixon,* 8Jan. 41; Ens.3 Aag.SO; Lieut.p22 Jan. 36; Hon.
11 0 Adjutant.—Lient.M.Cuvry, 8 Ma.y 61. [ilf^'or, 1 Jan. 00.
10 0 Instructor of Musketry.—Lieut. R. J.'Ma.c'Donr\e^\,2TFeb. 61.
11 0 Quarter Master.—Thomas Rogers," 28 Jan. 62; Ens. 26 Oct. 58.
15 0 Sunjeon.—WiUmm Marshall Webb," A.S. 24 Mar. 54 ; Surgeon, 15 Jan. 04.
11 0 I Assist.Surgeon.—James Shand Duncan, MD. 14 Dec. 68.
[Returnedfrom India, August 1805.]
Facings Buff.—Agents, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agents, Sir E. R. Borough, St., Armit, & Co,
2 Ll.Col. Gildea, Majors Chichcster, Skerry, and Nixon, Captain Belts, Lt. M. Cutry, Qr. Master Ropers served in the Mutiny in
India in 1857-68 and were present when the Slst Regt. under Colonel Renny disarmed at Mean Meer one Regiment of Native Cavalry
and three Regiments of Native Infantry, all disalTected and ripe for mutiny.
2t Major Eourchicr served throughout tlic Indian Mutiny in 1857-58.
7 Captain Jones served in Bengal with the lOtli Regt. iu suppression of the Mutiny in 1857-59, Including the actions of
Clianda, Unimeerapore, and Sultanpore, sitge and capture of Lucknow (Medal with Clasp).
8 Lieut, Jackson served throughout the Indian Mutiny in 1857-68 ; also in the Eusoofzie Expedition in 1858.
9 Lieut. Bell served throughout the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58.
10 Lieut. Young served on the N. W. Frontier'of the Punjaub from June 1860 to Feb. 1865 with the 1st Punjaab
Infantry, and was present during the blockade of Hindostanee Fanatics and Trans-Indus tribes and covering of Umb in
Aug. and Sept. 1863, and throughout the operations in the Umbeyla Pass, latterly as Adjutant of the Regiment
(^peciaIly mentioned in despatches and in the Punjaub Government Report),
11 Surgeon Webb.—For War Services see " Medical Department."
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