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Head Quarter!, Dublin.] 2nd {Royal Novtli British) Regt. of Dragoons. 137 |g
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On Mie Standards an Eagle.—" WATERLOO" "B.IL.VKL.WA" "SEVASTOPOL."
Colonel.—^ ffiffil Archibald Money," CB. KC. Cornet, April 94 ; Lt. 13 May 94;
Capt. 3 May 00 ; Major, 14 Dec. 09 ; Lt.-Col. 4 June 14 ; Col. 10 Jan.
87 ; Maj.-Gen. 9 Nov. 40 ; Lt.-Gen. 20 June 54; Col. 2d Drs. 24 May 52.
Lieut.'Colonel.—llcmy Darby Griffith,' CB. Cor. p 25 Nov. 28; Lt. p 25 Nov.3];
Capt. P 1 Aug. 34; Maj. p 0 Nov. 46; Lt.-Col. p 27 Aug. 52; Col. 29June 55.
Major.—George Aug. Filmer Sulivan,' Cornet, p 29 July 36; Lieut, p 20 Feb. 41;
Capt. P 5 April 44; Mcgor, 17 Feb. 54; Brev. Lt.-Col. 12 Dec. 54.
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Captains.
G. C.Clarke''c.i'iDec.54
George Buchanan^
William Taylor Prentis^
Robert Scott Hunter' ..
Andrew Nugent*
Duncan McNeill'^
Lenox Preiidergast" .. .
Geo. Barrington Price'"..
Lieutenants.
Hen. Edwardes Handley'^
A. S. Montague Browne'"
James Brander Dunbar..
Daniel Moodie,'' Atlj-...
John Lorn Stewart ....
Thomas Philip Parv"^
George Clegliorn
Samuel Seggie
Hugh Edinond Browning
COIINBT.
LIEUT.
Cornets.
George Campbell Ross .
William Greaves Blake.
Francis Lamb Philp ...
Charles Hill
John Grieve
P 30 May 34
P 16 Mar. 49
P 16 Aug. 50'
P 17 June 511
P17 Dec. 52 i
P 20 Sept. 53!
Pll Mar. 53 j
P 17 May 50
P 30 Sept. 53
18 Nov. 63
12 Jan. 55
30 Sept. 54
P 20 Feb. 55
P 30 Mar. 55
P 4 May 55
19 Feb. .55
26 Feb. 56
?19 June 57
27 Feb. 56
P17 July 57
Pll Sept.57
4 Dec. 57
P 7 Oct. 36
P27 Aug. 52
P 11 Nov.53
17 Feb. 54
24 Nov. 54
15 Dec. 54
8 Dec. 54
15 Mar. 53
CAPTAIN.
29 Dec. 54
P16 Mar. 55
P 25 May 55
7 Feb. 56
P 8 Feb. 56
P19 June 57
17 Sept. 57
17 Nov. 57
27 Nov. 57
P20 Sept. 39
8 Dec. 54
P 25 May 55
13 Sept. 55
P 8 Feb. 56
P 17 July 57
p13 June 56
P 1 Aug. 56
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3 Capt. Prcntis was at the siege
and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp).
7 Capt. Hunter served in the
Eastern campaign of 1854-50, In¬
cluding the affair uf M'Kenzie's
Farm, battles of Balaklava and In-
kennan, and siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and three Clasps).
8 Captain Nugent served in the
Eastern campaign of 1854-55, in¬
cluding; the battles of Balaklava.
Inkernian, and Tchernaya, and
siege of Scbastupol (Medal and
three Clasps),
0 Captain Prendergast served in the Eastern
campaign, including the affair of M'Kenzie's
farm, the battle of Balaklava (sevetely wounded
by a musket bullet on the right foot), and siege
of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
10 Captain Glo. B. Price servtd with the 11th
Hussars the latter part of the Eastern campaign
[Of 1855, including the battle of Tchernaya and
jsiege of Sehastopol (Medal and Clasp).
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Paymaster.—Jolin Henry King,'* 10 April 55 ; Cornet, p 23 Jan. 40; Lieut.
Adjutant.—Lieut. Daniel Moodie," 30 Sept. 54. [31 Dec. 47.
Quarter-Master.—Thomas Hamilton M'Bean," 16 Aug. 50.
Iticling-Master.—Nicholas Mills, 11 Sept. 57.
Surgeon.—Jenkin Homfray Llewelyn,"' 9 Feb. 55; Asslst.-Surg. 17 March 48.
Assistant-Surgeon.—Cornelius Clark Rutherford,'^ 7 May 52.
Veterinary Surgeon.—Opie Smith, 20 Feb. 35.
Scarlet—Facings Blue.—Agents, Messrs. Charles Ilopkinson and Co. '
Irish Agents, Sir E. R. Borough, Bt. Armit & Co.
IReturnedfrom the Crimea, ijuly 1850.]
1 Lieut.-General Money served twenty-five years in tlie lllh Dragoons:—in Flanders and Holland in
17'J4 and 95, and in Germany the latter year, including the attack on the l''rencli lines, 17th April; their
defeat on the licights of Cateau, 2(itli April, and near Tournay, 3rd May ; battles of Roiibaix and Lannoy,
defeat of the French near Toarnay, 22nd May 1794; and affair at lioTninel, 2nd Jan. 1795. Campaign of
1799 in Holland, including tlie actions of the lOih and 19th Sept., 2nd and Cth October. Commanded a
detacliment of the Regt. under Sir Ralph Abercromby, at Leehorn, Minorca, and the expedition to Cadiz,
in 1800; in Egypt, in 1801 (Medal), including the actions of the 8tii, 13th, and 21st March, together with
the capiure of Grand Cairo and Alexandria. Peninsular campai'^ns of ISll and 12;ptcsentat the siege
of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, and affair of cavalry near the Tonnes on tiie following day, when three
French battalions were taken; cavalry affairs of Callada Camino and Fenta de Poso. Served also the
campaign of 1815, including the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, towards the close of which last the
command of the 11th Dragoons devolved on hiia : present also at the capture of Paris. He has received
the War Medal with one Clasp for Salamanca.
2 Colonel GriPRth served tile Eastern campaign of 19J4-55, in command of the Scots Greys, including the alTair of
M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Balaktava (wounded in the head by a pistol-ball), Inkerman, and Tchernaya, siege and fall
of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, C/J., and Sardinian Medal).
3 Lt.-Colonel Sulivan served the Kastern campaign of 18.>l-53, including the affair of M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of
llalaklava, Inkerman, aad Tchernaya, siege and fall of Sebastopol (M edal and three Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of
Honor).
4 Lt.-Colonel Clarke served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affair of M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Rala-
klava (sabre cut on the neck), Inkerman, and Tchernay*. siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, Brevet
Lt.-Col., and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
5 Captain Uuclianan served the Eastern campaign of 1854-^5, including the battles uf Balaklava and Inkermao, and
siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps: also Sardinian Medal),
12 Capt, M'Neill, Lt. Browne, and Assist.-Surgeon Rutherford, were at the battle of the Tcliernaya, and the siege and
fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
16 Lieut. Parr served in the Crimea.
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