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Pyzabad. 1
Depot, Colchester. J
S4th {The Cumberland) Regt.of Foot.
2&1
, years' Serv.
54
Full
Pay.
27
26
25
20
Half
16
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27
5ft
13
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25
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12
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6
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6
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6
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8
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B
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4
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4
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3
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3
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2
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15
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"ALBtJHERA" "ARROYO DOS MOLIN'OS" "VITTORIA" "PYRENEES" "NIVELLE"
"NIVE" "OBTHES" " PEXINSULA" "SEVASTOPOL."
Colonel—3o\in Eden,' CB. Cornet, 14 Feb. 07; Lf. p 14 Aug. 07; Cnpt. 26 Dec. 18;
Major, "9 June 25; Lt.Col. ' 31 Dec. 30; Col. 0 Nov. 46; Mqjor Gen. 20 June
54; Col. 34th Foot, 28 Jan. CO.
Lieut.Colonels.—Sir RichaiTd Denis Kelly,= KCB. Ens. 7 March 34; Lt. P30 July 36;
Cai}t. P 24 Sept. 41 ; Major, P 17 March 48 ; Bret:Lt.Col. 12 Dec. 54; Lt.Col. !) March
55; Col. 30 Jan. 58.
John Siinpson,^ CB. Ens. p 13 Mar. 35; Lieut. P 3 Nov. 37; Cai)t. c 26 Jan. 44; Major,
29 Dec. 54; Brev.Lt.Col. 17 July 65 ; Lt.Col. 28 July 57.
Majors.—Sohn Gwilt,* Ens. p 25 Nov. 30 ; Lt. p 10 Aug. 38; Cnpt. p 14 Feb. 45; Brev.Maj.
17 July 55 ; Major, 20 Oct. 65; Brevet Lieut.Col. 6 June 50.
James Maxwell,^ Eiu. p 24 Sept. 41; Lieut, p 13 Oct. 43; Capt. p 23 June 47; Brev.Major,
2 Nov. 65; Major, 28 July 57.
ENSIGN.
Captains.
Joseph Jordan" ' p 14 Feb.
Francis P. Cas.sidy' .... P 25 Nov
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
45
28
48
P14 Apr. 48
1 April 36
27 Mar. 48 p 29 Oct.
13 Dec. 31 10 Nov.
P20 Oct. 49
P 1 Feb. 50'
23 Aug. 39 I
j David Steuart" p 17 Mar
Granville William Pugel"
I Arthur George Shavve'" ..
'Edward Herman Marsh" p23 Nov. 40 vn 8ept.50|
Artli.Trevor L.Chapman" P24 Nov. 49 p 7 Mar. 51 !
AbelWoodroffeBoyce"..!P17 May 50 I p 29 Oct. 62'
John Leslie Moore'* ' p 17 Sept.50' p 13 Sept. 53
Thomas Harry Saundcrs'*'P 9 July 52! 16 Dec. 54
Charles Ncdliam"' ' 28 Feb. 45
Francis Peel'^ p 25 Nov. 63
LlEUTENAKTS. !
1 Aw'. 48
29 Dec.
29 Dec.
7 Feb.
19 June 65
26 Oct. 55
25 Aug. 57
4 June 58
26 Aug. 58
8 Jan. 58
29 Dec. 64 p13 Jlav 59
BRP.V.MAJ.
2 Nov. 55
iOJuly 68
Br. LT.COL.
6 June 54
14 July 54
5 Jan
29 Dec.
9 Feb.
23 Mar.
64!
John Francis Wyse'*.. . .j
Rupert Inglis Cochniue '^,
Wm.Matthew Dunbav^..!
Tyssen Sowlcy Holroyd" ! P12 Jan.
Henry Lampoii'- I 26 Jan.
Spencer Ley Greaves''' ..! 15 Fob.
Julius Dyson Laurie".. . .j 16 Feb.
Rich.Jn!P.Leeson,«-'^4;. 16 Mar. 56 j 27 July 55
George Malcolm" 6 July 56 I 29 Nov. 67
Richard Newton j p28 Dec. 55
Henry Theoph. Sheppard 14 Oct. 55
Lutley Jordan^
Charles Edward Leeson..
T. H. M'Dougall Murray
0 ] Andrew George Walker^*
Ensigns.
Charles Micliael Fox.. .
Charles Hamilton Webb^^
James L. N. Willis ....
Gerald Brenan
Henry E. Sharpe
John Olphert Gage ....
Thomas Wlieeler GilUiam
Philip Walker
William Vauglian
John Macredie Mure .. ..
24 Nov. 57
16 Mar. 68
P 4 Dec. 57
17 Mar. 58
r , 29 Ensign Webb (then Ensign in the 60th
_ Bengal Native Infantry) was a'tathed to
56 the ;^4th Ri'gt. and servfd in the Indian
8 June 55 ' cmnpaigns in IS-i'-.^H, including the actions
19 June 56 "' Cawnpore on 2f'.th 27th and L'Sth Nov.
J. ^ 18.57, capture of Mi-eannunge, siege and cap
IJ Juno.JO (ure of LucUnow, aMd relief of Azimghur
13 July 55 (Medal and Clasp;.
30 Pavm:'.sler Rowan served at the siege
and fall" of Sebastopol fiom (»th Dec. 1S.54
(Medal and Clasp and Turkish Medal). Also
In the Indian campaigns in I SO/"-59, incluiling
the actions at Cawnpore on ifith 27th and
28th Nov. 1^57, capture of Mefan^unge,
sieKe and cajiture of Luclinow, relief of
Azimghur, and Brigade Quartermaster to
Colonel Kelly's f^'rce engaged in the opera¬
tions on tlie Nepaul frontier, ar;d present
at the defeat of the rebels at Boottvul
(Mei'.al and Clasp).
3! Assist.Surgeon Petniingfon was engaged in the opera¬
tions against the rebels in Oiide In 1858-59 (Medal).
P 5 Oct.
10 Sept.
P 2 Mar.
P 2 Mar.
11 Apr.
P 18 May
58
58
60
60
60
60
P13 Anr. 68
13 July 58
13 Nov. 68
28 Jan. 59
24 June 69
P16 Mar. 60 i
P23 Mar. 60
3 July 60
P 21 Dec. 60 1
P22 Dec. 601
Par/master.—Terence Rowan/" 16 Sept. 59; Q.M. 28 April 54.
Adjutant.—Lieut. Richard John Philip Leeeon,^^ 19 Sept. 66.
Instructor of Mushetry.—Lieut. J. D. Laurie,^* 21 April 67.
Quarter Master.—DB.nK\ O'Neill, 31 Jan. 60.
Surgeon.—Michael Fenton Manifold,'^' 6 Dec. 64 ; Assist.Surg. 22 May 40.
^MJ«i.-Sjtroeon*.—Frederick Pennington,^' 22 April 58.
George Smith, 22 Nov. 58.
David Chambers M'Fall, 16 Sept. 57.
Frtcinj/J Yellow.—^4</««<«, Messrs. Cox & Co.
IReturnedfrom the Crimea, June 1856. Embarked for India, 7 Aug. 1867.]
1 Major General Eden served with the 22nd Light Dragoons the campaign in Java in 1811, including the actions of the
10th and 26th of Aug. (War Medal with one Clasp). Served as Aide de Camp to Sir Thomas Hislop at the battle ot
Maheidnore and (luring the Mahratta war of 18.7.1H. , . , ,^ , , ., r- j i .«.
2 ^Ir Richard Kelly served with the ;Mth Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in If S5 ; commanded the Guard in the
trenches on the 22nd JIarch, when he was wounded and taken pris'iner in a sortie of the Russians (Medal and Cl.isp,
Brev LtCol Knight of the legion if Honor, .Oth Class of the Medjidie. and Turkish Medal;. Served in the Indian
campaigns of'lS.'J7-.')9 ; commanded the 34ih Re|;t. In the actions ai Cawnpore on 2<ith, 2, Ih (wounded), and 2-th Nov. Ifi.")?,
caoiureof Meeangunge, siege and capture of Lucknow, and relief of AzimRhur; comman. ed the Azimghur column In
the operations in Oude in the winter of 18r)8.59; commanded a tieUl force from Feb. to May 1859, engaged in the opera-