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Staff Officers of Pensioners.
Station.
I Years' I Cornet,
jEeRtl. Ensign,
1 Serv. I &c.
IRELAND. ;
ARMAGH.-^pWni. O'Neill (•.'2),Unatt
Athlune.—BenJ. niocunfield Keane, Unatt...
Ballymen.a.—H(?nry "Wm. Bace, Uiiatt
W. M'f'lierson.Unatt.c. 170ct.59
, Win. Child, Unatt !
BiKB.—TlioiiiHs SmiUi, Unall :
Caklow.—VVilliiiiii Frederick Harvey, Unalt.
Oa VAN.—Thomas Parker Wright, 83 F
Ci.ONMr.L.—Jolin F.A. Hartle, Unail..
Bblfast.
^.„„ (.larue-i Win. Graves (24), Unatt.
""°^''-|Geo.Th(
Dublin.-
Limerick.-
LONDONDF.RBY,-
MONAGHAN.-
'honison(23), C'ii., Indian Army
(Robert R. Harris, h.p. fiO F...
■ JGeo. Butler Sloney, h.p. 20 F
Ennis.—John Smith Cannon,h.p.GoldC.Corps
EnNISKILLKN.—James Bailie, Uiiatt
Galway.—Henry Hiimiitoii Pratt
KiLiiENNY.—Jacob Glynn Roscrs, Unatt
f Wm. Garstin. h.p. 24Dr8
\George Bayly, Uiiatt !
liijiby St.VincenlHumil- "i j
; ton, Uniitt J
LONKFORI).—\Vm.'Mauleverer, h.p. 58 F. ..
I Oliver Nicolls Chaiterton,) ,
( h.p. Eifle Br J I
Newby.—J. Stuart, li.p. 84 F. c. 12 June 59..
Omagh.—Alexander Maclean, h.p
RoscoMMON,—Adam Camiibell, Unatt j
Sligo.—Robert Law, Unait ;
Tralf.k.—Pat. Dav Stokes, h.p.4F' '
Tui.LAMOBE.—J.Theophilu8Ussher(18), Unatt.
Watebford. —John Thomas Chandler(20)47F.
CANADA.
MUUaniSujycrintendvnt.—i.G.'D^'^nWoch,)
h.p.84F ]
John F. Ferris (35), Unatt
Tliomas Bourke, li. p. 37 F
Thomas Hodirrtts, Un:itt ^
NEW ZEALAND.
\st Bntt,—Bt'tid-QimrterSf Onehunga.
"Wm. H. Kenny, h.p. Gl i'\Coiini7anding)
2nd Jiatt. — JIetid-Quarters, Howick.
TASMANIA.
Fred. Bronn Rassell, h. p. S Dr. Gds
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
John Br«cef2!t), h. p. 56 F. {Local rank of)
Lt.-Col. 28 Sept. 64) J I
Charles Finnerty, Unatt i
19
21
21
18
80
17
25
17
22
18
2.5
15
19
19
17
14
25
28
23
14
20
15
21
21
20
12
18
18
14
14
16
22
9
LiEtTT. Captain.
i 12 Aug. 12
I 8 May 36
i 15 Feb. 33
' P22Nov.2i
13 Nov. 22
PlSScpt.Sl
PlIApriiee
2 Feb. 44
I 21 Feb. 84
24 Oct. 34
1
22 May 18 I 28 Dec.
Pll Jan. 39 8 Jan.
27 July 38 7 July
! 22 Sept. 25 P17 SepI
11 Aug.26 2April
,p 4 July 34
'Pis Aug. 29
i 7 Aug. 40
jPll Nov. 30
: 31 May 39
19 Nnv
5 Aug
5 Oct.
10 Jan
26 Jan
Brevet
Major.
20 Junp54
26 Oct. 58
4 May 60
9X0V.4B
20June54
13 Feb. 59
20June54
Bt.Lt.
Col.
19 Oct. 20 I 18 Aug. 24 i 31 Oct. 40
P13 May36 Pll Jan.39j 19Dec. 44
28 Jan. 42 l4Apr. 46 2SJan.56
28 Nov. 84 31 Dec. 39 3 Oct. 48 22 June 60
P25Jiine44 9 Nov.46 ;Px9 Dec.
flOct. 14 P 5 Mar.18 i 28 Oct.
28 Oct. 24 I 29 May 28 [ 2 Aug,
10 Feb. 25 17 AprilSO 8 May
p30 Aug.SS 30 Nov.37 1 9Nov.46; 26 Oct. 58
28 Nov. 54
4 Aug. 54
11 Nov. 51
4 June 57
Appointed
Staff
Officer.
53 I
42! 20June 64
46 "26 Oct. 58
J
p31 Aug.30 PlSJan. 37lp22 July42;
P26July33|P 5 Aug. 86' 15 Aug. 48
20Aprill5 Pl5Dcc. 25i 13 Nov.85 |
16 Mar. 39 p28 Jan.42 p23 July 52
19 Apr. 86 , 1!> Feb. 88 I 22 Aug. 49
8 Peb. 40 i 27 July 42 ! 5 May 64
p-22 Oct. 33 P13 Jan. 38 p 8 Nov. 44 I
P30Mav48 14Apr. 46 1 Jan. 54
24 Mai-. 43 PlO Oct. 45 > 16 Nov. 65
20June54
5 May 60
9 Nov. 46
4 Feb. 57
14 May 59
20 June 54
23 Nov. 58 I
28 Jail. 60
26 Oct. 68
15 Jan. 60
11 Jan. 60
20 June 54
18July80 14Feb.34 22Aug.41 20June 54
20 Nov.40 14 Apr. 46' 26 July 63'
p 9 May 34 ; 2 May 37 27 Mar.48 ' 12 June 59
4Sept.S0 13Mar.35 28Dec. 6.3'
9 Feb. 55'
15 Apr. 52
1 Apr. 55
1 Jan.57
10 Oct. 42
15 Aug.52
lSipt.52
1 Jan.51
15 Nov.60
1 Nov. 55
15NOV.51
26June49
1 Oct. 44
1 July 60
6 July 60
16 Nov.58
19June60
3 Nov. 43
11 Dec. 48
15 Apr. 52
1 July 66
20 J,'ov.43
1 July 56
14 Dec. 43
23 Mav 59
I July 56
16 Nov.69
20 Nov.43
29 Mar. 60
1 Oct. 60
1 July 42
1 Jan.55
1 Oct. o7
27 Dec. 43
3April28 15 Mar.32 :pl2 Oct.41 20 June54 0 Apr. .59 nJuly43
2 Nov.28' 18Feb.30| 13Sept.42
31 July 28
Pl2April31, 19Aug.42
25 Oct. 50 I 6 June 64 5 Mar. 57
20 June54 1 Mar. 60 I 6 Nov. 49
20Jane54 13 Feb. 60 j 23 Jan.50
I .. 6 May 59
Scale of Allowance in addition to Half Pay,
1st Class.—10«. 6rf. per diem. 2nd Class.—8«. 6d. per diem.
In the event of the Start' OITicer of Pensioners being subject to additional e-xpense in consequence of his
employment in aid of the Civil Power at a distance from head-quarters, he will also receive a further allowance
of five shilliniisu day while necessarily detained from home, together with the amount of travelling charges
thus incurred by him.
Confh}{fent Alton'ancrs.
For 76 enrolled men, one sliilling a day ; 100 and upwards, one shilling and sixpence a day ; 200 and upwards,
two shillings a day ; Officers with Brevet rank have two shillings a day in addition.
Any Captain applying to the Secretary of State for War to be appointed a Staff Officer of Pensioners should
answer distinctly the following riuestions as to hi.s qualifications: —
1st. Wliat is his age? Whether on full or half-pay ? Whether serving abroad or at home?
2nd. Has he completed fifieen years' service on full pay, and in what corps?
3rd. What is the date of his commission as Captain?
4th. Has he received the diftercnce when placed on half-pay ? Did he retire at his own request, from ill-health
or from 'wotinds?
5th. Has lie served as Adjutant or Paymaster, or on the Staff in any capacity likely to qualify him for the
duties of Stalt Officer of Pensioners?
6th. Has he certifttates of ability and fitness from officers under whom he served?
N.B. Officers under or above the rank of Captain, or whose appointment would involve immediate Brevet rank,
or who, having received tlie difference, are not prepared to repay it, are ineligible for the api>ointraent of Staff
Officer of Pensioners.
War Services of Staff Officers of Pensioners.
\ Colonel Crofton was appointed Persian interpreter to the force under Brigadier-General Litchfield.in August
1882, and served with it tiirniigliout the arduous operations in Parkur, and against the tribes in the N.W. Desert,
which ended in ihe taking of Balmeer.
2 Mnjor Middlemore serv.'d m ilie latiei' part of the Kaffir war of 1816-47; also throughout that of 1851-63
(Mt'dai) as second senior officer of the Re>erve Battalion 9Ut Regiment, and frequently couiinanded it in various
engagements, and was present in every affair the Kattalinn was engaged in during tlie war; commanded 120
men \uth Eire's Division in his first attack on tlie .'\in;itolas and Noble Valley.
3 Captain Sinclair ser\ed the campaignof 1814 in Holland as a volunteer,and was severely woundedat theattack
on the fortified village of Alerxcm on the 2nd Feb. 1814.
4 Colonel Orange served in the Burmese war in 1825, and has received the Indian AVar Medal for Ava.
5 Colonel Du Vernct served with the 45th Regiment in the Burmese war in 1825-2C.