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“ JAVA “ BOUUBON “ WATERLOO “ INDIA.”
Colonel.
John Vincent,' Ens. 16 July, 1781; Lieut. 3 Aug. 82; Capt. 26 Oct. 86;
Major, Q May, 95; Lieut.-Col. 1 Jan. 1800; Col. 25 July, 10; Major-Gen.
4 June, 13; Lieut.-Gen. 27 May, 25, Col. 69th Regiment, 2 Jan. 36.
Lieut.-Colonel.
5UI Eaton Monins,
2
PI Dec. 14; Lieut. P9 Sept. 19; Capt. P23 June, 25;
Major, P19 Nov. 30; Lieut.-Col. p2 Oct. 35.
Majors.
Robert Brookes,
3
Ens. 16 May, 11; Lieut. 23 Aug. 13; Capt. P27 Aug. 25;
Major, P3 May, 31.
Wm. Noel Hill,
4
Ens. p13 Nov. 17; Lieut. P24 Oct. 21; Capt. p 14 Nov. 26;
Major, p 4 Dec. 35.
Captains.
21211 Brooke Pigot
5
...
13 Rich. Wheeler Hooper
Wm. Blackburne
Edm. Stephen Thomas .
George B. Rose
7

Edmund Garland
Wm. Considine
Charles James Coote .. .
Henry D. O’Halloran .
James Llewellyn Paxton
Lieutenants.
13 Henry Bridger Tudor
8
Charles Dutton
St. John Mundell
William Walker
Edward Hemphill
George Losack
W. J. B. M'Leod Moore
Duval Knox O’Reilly....
Henry Wm. Knox Gore..
Alex. Magnay
Jas. Handasyde Edgar...
Charles Fred. Law
Ensigns.
Frederick Mundell
Thos. J. Kearney
Campbell Sawers
Percival Fenwick
Cha. W. Tuper
Tho. Cochrane Inglis....
Tho. Geo. Lord Glamis..
John Ballard Gardiner
Mar. Collingwood Hughes
Paymaster.
19 July 10
28 Aug. 07
P27 Apr. 27
p 25 Nov. 28
25 Dec. 10
p 19 Nov. 30
23 Feb. 14
P21 June 31
1 Nov. 18
p 19 Apr. 27
p 9 May 11
p 4 Jan. 10
P 19 Nov. 30
p 28 Oct. 31
26 June 12
p 22 Aug. 34
p 9 Sept. 19
p 19 Dec. 34
p 28 June 27
p 12 Oct. 30
16 May 13 19 Oct. 20
10 May 10 15 Oct. 12
Pll June 30 27 Mar. 33
2 Aug. 33 P 1 May 35
p 16 Aug. 33 p 24 July 35
Pll May 32 P 9 Oct. 35
1 Nov. 31 4 Jan. 36
p 18 July 34 p 7 Oct. 36
p 19 Dec. 34 12 May 37
1 May 35 P 1 Sept. 38
9 Oct. 35 p 28 June 39
7 Oct. 36 P 8 Nov. 39
Woodagherry.
p 24 July 35
27 Jan. 37
p 14 Apr. 37
P28 Sept. 38
8 Feb. 39
P14 June 39
P28 June 39
25 Oct. 39
p 29 Aug. 26
p 8 Dec. 14
p 6 Feb. 35
P 1 May 35
26 June 35
p 9 Oct. 35
p 25 June 29
P14 Apr. 37
P 1 Sept. 38
P 6 July 38
BKEV.-MAJ.
10 Jan. 37
6 Major Hooper served in
the Peninsula from 1809 to
1811, and was severely wound¬
ed in the right shoulder at tho
battle of Albuhera. Served also
in America in 1814 & 15.
7 Captain Rose commanded
a section of the Forlorn Hope
at the storming of the Arum-
booly lines in Travancore, East
Indies, 10th Feb. 09. Present
in the engagement of Nagra
Coil : nd Kotar, and at the
Forts of Palanavarum and
Served also at the capture of
Bourbon and the Isle of France, in 1810, and
of Java in 1811.
8 Lieut. Tudor served in the Peninsula from
1813 to the end of the war.
8 Nov. 39
F. Henry Dalgety, 1 March, 39; Ens. 11 Jan. 21 ; Lt. 23 Mar. 26.
Adjutant.—T. John Kearney, (Ens.) 30 March, 38.
Quarter-Master.—James Hollis, 3 Nov. 37.
Surgeon.—Francis O’Brien, 11 Jan. 39; Assist.-Surg. 27 Oct. 25; Hasp.-Asst.
12 July, 15.
0 Assist.-Surgeons.—Edward Robertson, M.D. 11 Aug. 37.
0 James Napper Irwin, 7 Oct. 36.
Facings Green.—Agent, Messrs. Cox & Co.—Irish Agent, Mr. Atkinson.
1 General Vincent served in the West Indies, and was at the taking of St. Domingo. He served in the ex¬
pedition to the Helder, and subsequently in the expedition to Copenhagen, under Sir Hyde Parker.
2 Colonel Monins served at Waterloo on the 18th June, with the 52nd Light Infantry, and with the army
of occupation in France.
3 Major Brookes served in the Peninsula from July, 1811, to the end of the war, including the following
battles, sieges, &c., viz.: Badajoz, Salamanca, Burgos, Palentia, Osma, Vittoria, San Sebastian, Aug. and Sept.
1813, Santa Clara (wounded), Bidassoa (wounded), Nivelle, Nive, 9th, 10th (wounded), and 11th Dec. and
blockade of Bayonne. Proceeded to North America with the force that embarked from Bourdeaux, and
served there until the termination of the American war.
4 Major Hill served in the Burmese War, including the actions of Prome and Tandwayn.
5 Captain Pigot served in Holland, Belgium, and France, from Dec. 1813 to Jan. 181B, including both
actions at Merxom, and bombardment of the French fleet at Antwerp. Severely wounded in the head in tho
action of the 10th June at Quatre Bras.
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