Army lists > Hart's Army Lists > New annual army list, and militia list > 1863

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Q,lst Regt. of Foot {Royal North British Fusiliers). 269
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'SIGN. : 19 Captain Gildea served as Adjutant of the
2 July 58 ^^''^ Kegt. of the Turkish Contingent from
.> or. T 1 ca^''P'- l''*-55 to its disbandment in May 1858
)SSe P 30 July 58 (Turkish Medal).
Ensigns.
1 Frederick Packman
1 John Du'lley E. Crosse
2 James Fer^ruson, Adj.. 5 Oct. 58 a» Captain W.ilker served as Adjutant with
•2 Ileiirv Feilden P 31 Dec. 39 ? J,i"g "/''J^.^^'^'^^K'- '"''^« ??'"'; ^T °^
-, -,. ■ T I rr 1 „ r, ■«. />,> 18o0-53 (Medal),and was mentioned by the Com-
2 Henry Jacob Henley.. P 9 Mar. 00 mander in chief there for Rallant conduct in
2 GeorLce Ileniy Anderson P 25 May 00 repaying and pursuing a large body of the
1 HrinvI?fr(>slbrdNan'>-le 4 t„1v fiO "^"^'"X''^ ^°''"'°''°" ""^ ^^th Sept. 1851 ; he
1 iieiiiyi5crtsiorui>aii3ie 4 JU1\ ou was also three times noticed in despatches.
2 James Whittou p 14 Aug. 601
I John James Rutherford P 21 Sept.60
2 Edward Juiiu Butler
1 lidiTiiind Eyre Coote ..
1 Evans Mynde Allen ..
1 Geo. Herbert Burrows
•2 Alfred Thrale Perkins
2 Kiniiear Browne ....
1 Albert AuK. Pollard ..
P 22 Sept. 00
P 4 Juno 61
P25 June61
P23 Oct. 61
p 7 Jan. 62
P 14 Jan, 62
Pll Feb. 62
2 Claude Durb. Patterson p 18 Feb. 62 i
Edw. Bullock Jackson
Frederick Tweed ....
Edmond Chas. Browne
Thomas Bayley Graves
Pll April 62 j
P 6 May 62
23 Sept. 62
21 Nov. 62,
Paymasters.—2 George Thompson, 1 Oct. 58 ; Q.M. 13 Sept. 31.
1 Thomas Josepli Atkinson, 25 Jan. 59.
Adjutants.—2 Ensign James Ferguson, 4 Feb. 69.
1 Lieut. Robert Cook, 23 Sept. 59.
Instructors of Musketnj.—1 Lieut. J. H. Conor, 10 Jan. 61.
2 Lieut. Edward Walker, 19 Nov. 61.
Quarter Masters.—1 George Grahame,^' 17 Aug. 55.
2 Francis Foley,^'^ 12 Feb. 50.
Surgeons.—1 Arthur Jackson Greer,^' 11 Sept. 60; Assist.Surg. 23 July 62.
2 Wm. Henry Mackintosh, MD. A.S. 22 May 40; Surg. 1 Apr. 54; S.Maj.
Assistant Surgeons.—1 John Henry West.^' MD. 24 Mar. 54. [22 May 60.
2 Tliomas Walsh, 25 May 58.
1 Edwin Granville Ley, MD. 1 March 69.
FacingsBluc.—.igcnts, Messrs. Cox & Co.— Irish Agents, Messrs. Cane & Sons,
lif Batt. Foreign Service, 16 Aug. 64. Depot, Birr.
2nd Butt.,Depot, Birr.
1 Sir De Lacy Evans served in India in 1807, 8, 9, and 10. Portugal, Spain, and France in 1812, 13,
and 14. Anieiica, part of 1814-15. lielgiuni and France in 1815, 16, 17, and 18. In Spain in 1835, SI),
and 37. Present during the operations against Ameer Klian and the Pindarries, capture of the Man-
ririus, part of Iheretreat from Durgos, action on the Hormaza (.mounded), b.ittle of Vittoria, investment of
Pampelnna, battle of tlie Pyrenees, investment of Buyonne{horse shot), actions of Vic Bigorre and Tarbes
baitle of Totilouse (horse sliot) battle of Bladensourg (two hor>ca shot), capture of Washington, attack on
Baltimore, opeiations before Xew Orleans (boarding and capture of American Flotilla,) —action 25th Dec.
wounded sevi rely—unsuccessful assault, Jan. (wounded severely), battle of Quatre Bi-as, retreat of 17th of
June, Waterloo (liorse shot and one sabred), investment and capitulation of Paris. Continued on Stati' of
Allied Army of Occupation in France. Accepted under an allied Power (1835) commarid of an auxiliary
British and Spanish corijs of army by s.nnction and de>ire of tlie English Goveriiment, and by order of the
King in Council. Acted, while so employed, in conjunction with the British forces (under Lord J. Hay),
and through mediation of British authoj-ities;—raising investments of San Sebastian and Bilboa, action of
Artaban, capture of port and castle of Passages. Defeated the enemy in general actions on the 5th of May,
Gill of June, 1st of October (woiuideJ) 1838; a^so lOih and IStli of March 1837. Attacked near Hernani,
16tli March, by the ilite of tlie Carlist army, 10,000 strong (about double the allied force), and obliged to
retreat about one mile, but with a less loss in killed and wounded (600) than that of the enemy. Besumed
the ofi'ensive the following month -capture ol ilernanl by escalade, 14tli May —of Oyarzun, IClh May-of
Yrun, by storm 17 th May- o( Fontarabia by capitulation, 18th May. Tliese, and other minor art airs, were
for the most part, severely contested, and cost (including those of the enemy) above ten thousand killed
and wounded. Excepting occasionally two or three stragglers, gene rally without arms, the Legion never lost
(under his command) prisoners, artillery, or equipage, iliou^ih utterly conirary statements repeatedly ap¬
peared at the time—while iie took from lhe enemy 100 officers, 1000 in. n, thirty pieces of cannon, several
entrenched positions,fortified towns nnd posts, with an extensive and most important strategical tract of
Ihe instirsieiit territory, including their main line of retreat, communication and supply. Thenceforth
" Tlie frontier was efliectuaily closed against the entrance of resources to tlie Carlists, except by the small
mountain passes, which are only accessible to foot passengers, or mules lightly laden"—(British Commis¬
sioners' Dispatch, Parliamentary Paper)—and tlms did this auxiliary corps decisively contribute to Ihe
successful termination of the war. He holds the rank of Lieut.General in the national army of Spain, tpy
licence of a British royal warrant; also, honoured by Her Majesty for these services wiljj the Cross of
Commander of the Bath, and by the government of Spain with the Grand Crosses of St. Ferdinand and
Charles III. Beceived his Company, Majority, and Lieut.Colonelcy in the British service for conduct
against the enemy. Sir De Lney has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Vittoria, Pyrenees, and
Touloese. Commanded tlie 2nd Division in the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battles of the
Alma (wounded), Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol, comprising the repulse of the powerful
sortie on the 26th Oct. 1854 (Medal and Cla8|.s, GCli., Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 1st
Class of tlie Medjidio).
2 Colonel Stuart served the Eastern campaign of 1854 and latter part of 1855, including Ihe IiattUs
of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerraan, siege and fall of Scbastopol (Medal and Clasps, 6th Class of the
Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
3 Lt.Colonel Lowe sen-ed with the 32nd Regt. at the first and second siege operations before Mooltan,
including the attack on the cucniy'.i position in front of the advanced trenches on 12fli Sept. 1818, on
which occasion lie succeeded to the command of tlic companies of the 32nd Ucgt. that were engaged; he was
also present at tlie action of Sooijkooud, storm and captiu-e of tlic city and surrender of the fortress of Mooltan,