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The “ Sphinx,” with the words, “ EGYPT”—“ PENINSULA”—« SOBRAON.”
Colonel.—Ip Sir Thomas M‘Mahon,
1
lit. KCB. Ens. 2 Feb. 97 ; Lieut. 24 Oct.
99 ; Capt. 8 Oct. 03; Major, 6 Nov.06; Lieut.-Col. 4 May 09; Col. 4 June,
14 ; Major-Gen. 27 May, 25 ; Lieut.-Gen. 28 June, 38; Col. 10th Foot, 28
Sept. 47.
Lieut.-Colonels.—Thomas Harte Franks,
5
CB. Ens. P 7 July, 25 ; Lieut, p 26
Sept. 26; Capt. PI Mar. 39, Major, r29 Dec. 43; Lt.-Col.
p
28 March, 45.
George Dobson Young,
4
CB. Ens. 6 April 19; Lieut. 25 Aug. 25; Capt. 21 Jan.
41; Major, 5 Jan. 46; Lieut.-Col. 1 Aug. 48.
Majors.—Thomas Miller, Ens. 9 Jan. 17; Lieut. 19 April 27; Capt. 16 July
41 ; Major, 1 Aug. 48.
William Fenwick,
3
Etis. 26 Dec. 34; Lieut, p 8 June 39; Capt. P15 April 42 ;
Major, 13 Sept. 48
Captains.
Hy. Errington Longden
3
John Cassidy Stock
3
....
Mitchell George Sparks
6
Samuel Hobson
3

Richard Mordesley Best
Charles Dunbar
7

Malcolm MacGregor ....
George Frederick Moore..
Henry Radford Norman
3
Steph. Fra. Cha. Annesley
Lieutenants.
John R. Graham Pattison
3
Robert George Jephson
3
J. Van Harthals Montagu
3
Charles Doyle Patterson
3
Alexander Montgomerie
3
Marshall Valentine Bull
3
John Bendyshe
3

Stewart C. C. Galloway
3
George Lewis Dive Amiel
3
John Miller
3

John William Medhurst
3
John Thomas Chandler
3
John Mapes Webb Ensor
Richard Cormick Clifford
John Edw. Hussey Taylor
Cuthbert Barlow ....
Richard Taylor
John Montresor Smyth
Charles Nedham ....
Patrick Browne Lucas
C. R. Berkeley Calcott
Geo. T. Whitaker,
3
adj...
W. H. P. Gordon Bluett
Ensigns.
John Edmund Whaite ..
Thomas Plants Denne ..
J. Lee Stanwell Aldersey
Fred. Browne Sandwith
Richard M'Culloch Peard
Frederick Beatty
Thomas C. Robertson ..
Milo Valentine Maher ..
LIEUT. I CAPTAIN. | BEEV.-MAJ.
16 Sept. 36
23 Mar. 26
4 Nov. 19
p 22 Nov. 39
p20 April 32
p 3 Aug. 26
P 6 Sept. 31
25 Oct. 39
p 23 Feb. 38
p 6 July 38
28 June 38
p 19 Oct. 38
P 17 April 40
21 June 39
p 24 Sept. 41
p 16 Nov. 41
P 14 Feb. 40
28 May 42
p 20 Dec. 39
8 Nov. 42
P 20 Jan. 43
24 Mar. 43
P22 Dec. 43
17 Oct. 45
p 27 Oct. 43
18 April 45
17 Aug. 43
23 Sept. 45
28 Feb. 45
p 10 Oct. 45
11 Oct. 45
8 May 46
P23 May 48
18 Dec. 47
p 5 Nov. 47
p 20 Oct. 48
p 1 Dec. 48
P 31 Dec. 47
10 Mar. 48
10 April 49
p 30 Mar. 49
p 7 Aug. 40 P20 Mar. 43 7 June 49
1 Feb. 29 12 July 42
26 Dec. 23 28 June 36 9 Nov. 46
P 1 April 42 P25June44
p16 Jan. 35 p 7 June 39
9 Nov. 32 5 Sept. 45
p 12 Dec. 34 29 Nov. 41
9 Nov. 41 p 21 May 47
8 April 42 4 Oct. 48
p
17 Aug. 41 p 22 Oct. 47
8 April 42
8 April 42
P22 April 42 2 Lieut.-Col. Franks commanded
4 Oct. 41
the 10lh in the battle ot
Sobraon
P 2o Nov. 42 6 MajorSparks has received the
P 16 Dec. 42 dal for services in China, havinjf been
2 Tan 4*1 present with the 49th before Nankin.
* .4 \ 7 Captain Dunbar served with the
p 2o June 44 ]8th in China, and was present at
1 July 42 Canton, Amoy, Chusan, Chinhae,
A ^ r Ningpo.Chapoo, Shanghai, Woosunft
4 6 O i
am
j chiu Kiang Foo.
15 Sept. 45 8 Captain Lee served with the
10 Oct. 45 *
0thin
Scindeand Affghanislan from
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1839 to f
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Z’Z UeC. 40 1
verc
iy wounded at Candahar on the
1 Jan. 47 12th Jan. 1842. He was present
9 Oct. 46
with t,,e 10th in the battle of
Sobraon
p 10 Dec. 47
(M,!<U1)
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17 Nov. 44
7 July 48
1 Aug. 48
4 Oct. 48
22 Dec. 48
21 Feb. 49
22 Feb. 49
Paymaster.—Edward Lee,
6
12 Sep. 48; Ens. p 12 June, 35; Lieut, p 13 Apr. 39;
Capt. 1 Aug. 48.
0 Adjutant.—Lieut. George Thomson Whitaker,
3
24 Aug. 46.
0 Quarter-Master.—James Murphy, 3 March 48.
0 Surgeon.—Edward Mockler, 7 Aug. 46 ; Assist.-Surg. 25 Sept. 35.
0 Assistant-Surgeons.—James Gordon Inglis,M.D., 29 Mar. 39.
0 James Macbeth,
3
M.D., 3 Dec. 41.
0 Vere Webb, 13 Oct. 43.
Facings Yellow.—Agents, Messrs. Cox & Co.
1 Sir Thomas M'Mahon served at the blockade of Malta in 1800. In the Peninsula in 1809, 10, 11, and part of 1812, in¬
cluding the operations against Marshal Massena, occupation of the positions defending Lisbon, pursuit of Massena, and
other desultory services. Early in 1813 he proceeded to Calcutta, and was appointed Adjutant-General to Her Majesty’s
forces in India. In 1817 and 18 he served in the field with the Marquis of Hastings, wheu his Lordship took command of
the army in person, and executed his brilliant and triumphant operations against the whole force of the coniederated
Mahratta States, which were in succession annihilated.