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] Regt. of Foot (or Northumberland Fusiliers)
‘ Quo fain Vacant ” surmounting St. George and the Dragon. On the corners of the 2ntl colour the
Rose and Crown; on the caps t/ic King’s Crest; also St. George killing the Dragon. “ WILHELMSTAHL”
—“ ROLEIA”—“ VIMIERA”—“ CORUNNA”—“BDSACO”—“ CIUDAD RODRIGO”—“ BADAJOZ”—
“ SALAMANCA”—“ VITTORIA”—“ NIVELLE”—“ ORTHES”—“ TOULOUSE “ PENINSULA.”
Years’ Serv
59
Full
Pay.
36
34
Half
Pay.
Colonel.
$ Hon. Sir Charles Colville,
1
G.C.B. and G.C.H., Ens. 6 Dec. 1781; Lieut.
30 Sept. 87; Capt. 24 Jan. 91; Major, 2 Sept. 95; Lieut.-Col. 20 Aug. 96;
Col. 1 Jan. 05; Major-Gen. 25 July, 10; Lieut.-Gen. 12 Aug. 19; Gen.
10 Jan. 37 ; Col. 5th Fusiliers, 25 March, 35.
Lieut.-Colonel.—William Sutherland,
2
Ens. 15 Dec. 04; Lieut. 1 July, 06;
Capt. 18 Aug. 14; Major, p 25 Sept. 17 ; Lieut.-Col. p 16 May, 22.
Majors.—f) David England Johnson,
3
Ens. 9 Feb. 04; Lieut. 29 Dec. 04;
Capt. 12 March, 12; Brevet-Major, 22 July, 30; Begtl.-Major, p 29 Dec. 37.
Joshua Simmonds Smith, Cornet, 26 Dec. 21; Lieut. 25 May, 22; Capt. p 19
April, 27; Major, p31 Dec. 33.
Captains.
2d LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
BREV.-MAJ.
p 15 May 27
p 5 Nov. 29
2 Nov. 30
p 5 July 31
p 2 Dec. 31
p 8 Feb. 31
p 29 Dec. 37
p 23 Apr. 39
p 1 Feb. 39
29 Nov. 39
6 Paymaster Pennington
served in the Peninsula from
June 1809 to May, 1814, in¬
cluding Busaco, Redinha, Foz
de Roz, Sabugal, Fuentes d’O-
nor, siege of Badajoz, May
and June 1811, El Bodon,
siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, Jan.
1812 (received two contusions
on the 11th January, in the
trenches, from the explosion of
a 13-inch shell), siege of Ba¬
dajoz, March and April, 1812,
Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle,
Orthes and Toulouse.
24 l-jt Charles Deane p 13 July 15 22 Oct. 22
18 0 John Spence
4
7 Nov. 22 25 June 24
31 0 (3 Thomas Canch
5
28 Sept. 09 13 May 13
15 fly Charles May 10 May 25 p 25 Feb. 26
20 0 Charles Wood 6 April 20 30 Dec. 24
14 1
T
! John W. King 12 Aug. 24 13 Feb. 28
16 0 Philip M. N. Guy p 23 Sept. 24 P 12 June 28
14 0 William Prime Jones.... p 5 Oct. 26 p 5 Nov. 29
9 0 Augustus Blair p 1 Nov. 31 p 24 April 35
24 4f! William Clune 23 Sept. 12 1 Feb. 14
Lieutenants
23 0 Frederick A. Robinson .. 14 Aug. 17
p
12 Dec. 22
14 0 Theophilus Jenkins .... 2 Mar. 26 16 Dec. 31
11 0 John Woodward p 5 Nov. 29 p 10 May 33
12 0 John Du Bourdieu 28 Feb. 28 8 July 34
7 0 Fra. Rich. Pyner 22 Nov. 33 p 9 Feb. 38
6 0 Cha. M. Dawson p 26 Sept. 34 p 11 May 38
6 0 Charles Durie 1 Aug. 34 p 6 July 38
5 0 Thomas Place p 16 Oct. 35 p 15 Mar. 39
4 0 H. F. F. Johnson 22 Nov. 36 p 23 April39
3 0 Hugh P. Baker P29 Dec. 37 p 10 May 39
5 0 Wm. Seymour Scroggs .. p 12 June 35 p 21 June 39
3 0 W. H. Kebbel p 9 Feb. 38 p 23 Aug. 39
2 0 Louis H. Hamilton .... 6 April 38 p 17 Jan. 40
2nd Lieutenants.
3 0 Chas. D. Osborn P12 Aug. 37
2 0 Wm. Woodgate p 6 July 38
2 0 H.W. delaPoerBeresford p 1 Feb. 39
1 0 Wm. John Campbell.... p 15 Mar. 39
1 0 Wm. Chester Master p 23 April 39
1 0 Geo. Bryan Milman .... P10 May 39
1 0 Francis Sutton p 23 Aug. 39
1 0 John Wallace Colquitt .. p 17 Jan. 40
33 Paymaster.—[3 Jas. M. Pennington
6
,25 Jan. 16; Ens.tt Feb. 07; Lieut.HI Mar.08.
4 0 Adjutant.—H. F. F. Johnson, {Lieut.) 13 Dec. 39.
15 0 Quarter-Master.—Wm. Tiller, 5 May, 25.
Surgeon.—5153 Dun. Henderson, M.D., 23 March, 26; Assist.-Surg. 16 April, 12.
21 3}-!!- Assist.-Surgs.—Thos. Flail, 30 June, 25; Hosp.-Assist. 19 May, 15.
6 0 J. Arch. Duncan M‘Bean, 12 Aug. 34.
Facings Bright Green—Agent, Hopkinson, Barton & Knyvett.—Irish Agent, Borough & Co.
1 Sir Charles Colville served as Captain of the 13th rept. in St. Domingo in 1793, 4, and 5, and was
wounded at the landing at Cape Tiberon; as Lieut.-Col. of the 13th regt. served the campaign of 1801 in
Egypt. Sir Charles has received a cross and one clasp for Martinique, Fuentes d’Onor, Badajos,
(severely wounded by a musquet-ball through the left thigh, and lost a finger off the right hand,) Vittoria
(wounded) and Nivelle.
2 Colonel Sutherland served in the Ashantee War. on the Gold Coast, in 1824.
3 Major Johnson embarked with his regiment in 1806 for South America, and was present at the storming
of Buenos Ayres. Present at Roleia, Vimiera, Corunna, Busaco, Sabugal (wounded), Fuentes d’Onor,
Elbodon, Ciudad Rodrigo (severely wounded at the assault), and Salamanca.
4 Captain Spence served against the Ashantees from November 1822 to 1824.
5 Capt. Canch served in the Peninsula from Sept. 1809 to Dec. 1812, and from October 1813 to May
1814, including Busaco, Redinha, Sabugal (wounded), Siege of Badajoz, May 1811 (severely contused),
Fuentes d’Onor, El Bodon, Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded at the assault). Siege and Capture of Badajoz
(wounded), Salamanca, Nivelle, Orthes and Toulouse. Served in the American War, and was present at.
Plattsburgh.
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