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33a War Services of the General Officers.
Brigade 4th Division at the battle of Alma; and the 20th Eegt. at the battles of Balalilava
(and recapture of thered ,ubts and guns from the Russians, who had driven the Tnrkish force
therefrom the same morning) and lukerman (twice wounded and horse shot under him): pre¬
sent throughout the siege operations apalnst Si-bastopol.and in the trenches at the t«vo assaults
and fall of the town (Medal and Cljsps): at Inkerman he succeeded to the command ot the
4th Division (Modal and Clasps, CB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and
3rd Class of the Medjidie). , . , j. , ^ e
182 Major General J. F. G. Campbell commanded the infantry force which formed part ot
the expedition against the Insurgent Buers, beyond the Grunge River, South Africa, in April
1845; and he commanded the Reserve Battalion, 9Ut Regt., throughout the whole of the Kafhr
war of 1846-7. and was spedaily mentioned in Colonel Somerset's Dispatches of the 17lh and
18lh Apr. 1846, as also in Lieut.Gen. Sir George Berkeley's General Order of the 17tli Dec.
1847, as having connucted and commanded one of the columns of attack against the chiet
Sandilli, which concluded the war (:Medal1.
Brigade 4th Division at the battle of Alma; and the 20th Eegt. at the battles of Balalilava
(and recapture of thered ,ubts and guns from the Russians, who had driven the Tnrkish force
therefrom the same morning) and lukerman (twice wounded and horse shot under him): pre¬
sent throughout the siege operations apalnst Si-bastopol.and in the trenches at the t«vo assaults
and fall of the town (Medal and Cljsps): at Inkerman he succeeded to the command ot the
4th Division (Modal and Clasps, CB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and
3rd Class of the Medjidie). , . , j. , ^ e
182 Major General J. F. G. Campbell commanded the infantry force which formed part ot
the expedition against the Insurgent Buers, beyond the Grunge River, South Africa, in April
1845; and he commanded the Reserve Battalion, 9Ut Regt., throughout the whole of the Kafhr
war of 1846-7. and was spedaily mentioned in Colonel Somerset's Dispatches of the 17lh and
18lh Apr. 1846, as also in Lieut.Gen. Sir George Berkeley's General Order of the 17tli Dec.
1847, as having connucted and commanded one of the columns of attack against the chiet
Sandilli, which concluded the war (:Medal1.
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