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l8^/i Regiment of Hussars. ("
" PENINSUL.V " " WATERLOO."
Co/onei.—19 3[Sii Edward Byam,' Ens. 11 Nov. 11; Lt. 29 Apt-. 13; Cavt p 20 Ai.d' IQ-
.V«;-or, P in J„no 25; Lt.Col. p 20 Sept. 20; Co/. 23 Nov. 41; MnorGm llNovSl-
Lt.Oen. 10 Nov. 58; Col. 18th Drs. 23 Feb. 58. ' J ' ^<^^- li i^"v. oi,
LiVHi.Co^oue?.—Richard Knox, Coi-. p 28 June 31; Lieut. 20 April 34 • r„nf o m-,,- 49.
iinil/fy. 20 June 54 ; 3/«j. P8 Dec. 54 ; Lt.Col. 19 Feb. 58. ' ^ '
J/a>r.—Henry Brett, Cor. p 21 June 39; Lieut, p 11 Feb. 42 ; Cnpt. p 25 July 51; Major
Captains.
VV.\VedderI)urnArbuthnot
William Palliscr
John Peyton
George Harmor Pering^..
Thomas Piiillips
William Henry O'Shea..
James Clarke Hicks ....
John Robertson Turnbull ^'
Lieutenants. 1
Townley P. H. M. Filgate'
Charles Arthur Tisdall ..
Harold Esdaile Malet •
I'homas Fuller P
CORNET.
P 5 Dec. 48
22 Apr. 55
P 21 July 48
P 12 Mar. 52
P 20 Sept. 50
17 Mar. 58
20 Mar. 58
14 Jan. 68
W. Owen Wliiteside, Adj.
27 Mar. 58
18 Jan. 59
18 Oct. ,59
4 Sept.00
P 18 Sept. 00
P21 Sept. 01)
P19 Mar. Gl
P29 Mar. 01
Edmund Lart
Henry Maxwell Howard..
Walter Yeldliam
John Groves tP 10 May 61
Cornets. i
Tho. Albert Bray Wright 10 Sept. 59
Charles John Fletcher .. P 18 Feb. 62
Fred. John Geo. Murray.. |p 10 May 62
Fred. Charles Hooper .
Fred. Louis Brand re! h .
William Henry Balders
LIEUT.
P17 Juno 51
p 31 Aug. 55
P 18 May 49
11 Aug\ 54
26 Mar. 58
P 5 Aug. 59
P 25 May 00
P 4 May 49
P 15 June 60
P 25 Sept. 00
P J 8 Dec. CO
P 11 .hineOl
Pll Feb. 02
CAPTAIN.
BREV.MAJ.
P 7 Sept. 55
P 5 Aug. 59
3i Aug. 58
27 Apr. 58
P24 May 61
P 11 Feb. 62
P 18 July 62
11 Jan. 58
10 Jan. 58
BT.LT.COL.
2 Captain Pering served in the 89th Regt. at
the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 1.5th Dec.
18.')4, and attacks of the 18th .lune and Sth Sept.
(Medal and Clasp,,')th Class of theMedjidie.and
Turkisli Medal).
.'i Major Turnbuli served as Aide-de-Camp
. ,._ t-o Sir H. Barnard, to Maj.Gen. Reed, and to
P ''4 June 0^ ' ^''' ^- ^^'i'son, during the siege, assault, and
.) Ta T I , pTi'^'''""''''°''"«'hi, intheaction'of Budlekeserai
10 JUiy u- and all the minor enga^emenls (thanked by
P 7 Nov. 62 i G'>vernor General in Council, ISrevet Major,
P19 Dec. 021 "f'i*! ""f' ^''"spl-
I 4 Lieut. Hesketh served with the 42nd High-
liiiiders at Ihe sieire and fall of Sehastopol from
July 18jo, and received a contusion from a round siiot in the
trendies (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Jledal).
5 Captain Macartney, late a Captain in the I7th Lancers,
was present with a squadron of the l;Jth Lt. Drs. at Kurnool
and in the action of Zorapore 18th Oct. 1839. Served with the
I/th Lancers at the siege of Sebastopol and battle of the
Tchernaya (Medal and Clasp and Turkish Medal).
9 Qr.Miistcr Pickles served with the llth Hussars in the
Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the .afl\iir of Bulganac,
I battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkennan, and siege of Sebas-
Paymaster.—John Macartney,^ 10 May 62. topol (Medal and four Clasps, and Turkish Medal).
Adjutant.—Lieut. Wm. O. Whitcside, 23 Sept. 02.
Ingtructor of Musketry.—Lieut. Thomas Fuller, 9 June 62.
Riilin;/ Master.—Herbert James Fairlio, 11 April 02.
Quarter Master.—Joseph Henry Picldes,'' 23 March 58.
Surgeoti.—Henry March Webb, MB. 8 Dec. 54; Assist.Surff. 23 Sept. 45.
Assistant Surgeon.—WiWium Robert Wall, 1 Oct. 60.
Veterinary Surgeon.-—John Jlills, 8 July 59.
Facings Blue.—Agents, Messrs. Cox and Co.
1 Lieut.Ooneral Hyiini served the campaigns of 1812, 13, 14, and 15, including the baltles of Salamanca, V^iltoria, Orthes,
and Wiiterloo, besides minor affairs. Severely wounded by a grape-shot while carrying the regimental colour of the S8th at
Salamanca, and'Slightly wounded at 'Waterloo. He has received the War Medal vith tliree Clasps. Major General Byam's
first commission wasaii eiisigncy in the .'iStli, with which Regt. he served two campaigns: all his other commissions and tlie
rest of Ills service were in the 15tli Hussars.
.!p24 June 02
.'p 23 Sept. 62
,P 7 Nov. 62
\_C(inlinualion of Notes of the llth Lancers.']
S Captain Duncan served tliG Eastern campaign of 18.54-55, including the affivir of Ilulganak, battles of Alma, Bala-
'■-■-'"•" '"' " l.:lI...l^ I T„i.„- .>„,i .i„or..,.r «ui,.,ct,^„„wAr„.i.,i "■"' '^^—3, Sardinian and
d was present at
o Uaptain i^uiiuiiii seiveu iiio a:.(Im.(^im udi.jj^uic^ii v,, iu.j-r-L.t., iiiv....u>..3 ...^ ........ .j. ,.ui^.ni,iiv, uutties «
klava (horse killed), Inkernian (horse killed), and Tchernaya, and siege of Sebastoiml (Medal and Clasps, Sardinian and
Turkish Medals, anl Sth Class of the Medjidie). Served in the campaign of 1858-59 in Central India and
the action of Zerapoie (Medal).
9 Captain Hpn. \V. H. Curzon served in the Crimea from 13 July 185.'), including the battle of the Tchernaya, siege
and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal). Served in the campaign of 1858-39 in Central India, in¬
cluding the action of Burode (Medal).
10 Captain Goldie served with the 9tli Lancers throughout the suppression of tlie Indian Mutiny in 1857-59, including the
battle of Budlekcscrai, siege o])eralioi)s assault and capture of Delhi, actions of Bolundsliuluir and AUvghur, battle of Agra,
alfair of Kanouge, relief of Liicknow by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnpore on Ctli Dec, action at Scraigliat, action at Shumshabad
(in conmiaiul of a Squadron), siege and capture of Lucknow, the suiniucr campaign in Oude and Roliilcund and actions of Rho-
damow and Allyghur, capture of Bareilly, action at Shalijehanpore and pursuit to Maliomdee, passage of the Gogra at l-'yzabad,
and alTair at Kunidakoti (Medal and Clasps).
11 Captain Bainbrirtgc served with a Squadron of the 17th Lancers in the Indian campaign of 1858 under Sir John Michel, in¬
cluding the affairs of ttajgluu-, Mongrowlce, Suidivalio, Kliuree, and Zeerapore (Medal).
13 Captain Miles served as Interpreter with the 7ard Regt. during the Indian Mutiny in lSri3-5!), and was present in the
operaiions in the Nepaul Terni (Medal).
16 Lieut. Young served with the Bombay Rifles the Persian Campaign of 18r>6-.')7, including the storming of Reshire,
surrender of lUishire, niglit attack on British rear guard, and battle of Koosh.ab (Medal with Clasp). Also with the same
Regt. and the Poonah Irregular Horse, the Indian Campaigns of WSZ-.W, present in operations against the Bheels in the
Nasskk and Kandeish Hills; commanded during four months early in IS.W the frontier post of Rajapore; afterwards
with the Sathoora field force against the Rohillas and Bheels in the V'indhya mountains ; and subsequently in 1858-59 on
the Divisional Slaftof Sir John Michel against the rebels under T.antia Topee in Cential India (Medal).
[For continuation of Notes, see end of 15lh Hussars.