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jm 1848 ' j 67th ( The South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot. 219
“BARROSA”—“PENINSULA”—The Royal Tiger, superscribed, “INDIA.”
Colonel.
Years’ Serv.
51
31
18
16
15
12
14
13
17
17
11
11
8
10
8
7
8
6
6
6
5
5
4
5
4
5
4
4
I*,
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
33
6
3
11
3
23
7
4
1
$ John Clitherow,
1
KC. Ens. 19 Dec. 99; Lieut. Capt. 24 Feb. 03 ; Capt. §•
Lieut.-Col. 8 Oct. 12 ; Col. 25 July, 21; Major-Gen. 22 July, 30 ; Lieut-Gen.
23 Nov. 41 ; Col. 67th F. 15 Jan. 44.
Lieut.-Colonels.—Edward Basil Brooke,2nd Lieut. Royal Artillery, 15 Dec. 17;
Lt. 9 April, 25; Capt. Pll July 26; Major, p5 July, 31; Lt.-Col. 9 Nov. 46.
r. William Nesbitt Orange,
3
5Feb. 14 ; Lieut. 19 Jan. 19; Capt. f 24 Oct.
21; Major, p 15 Aug. 34; Brevet Lt.-Col., 9 Nov. 46; Lt.-Col. 3 Sept. 47.
Mqjors.—$ Thomas James Adair,
4
Ens. 25 May 09; Lieut. 20 Feb. 11; Capt.
p 27 Mar. 23; Brevet Major, 28 June 38 ; Major, 9 Nov. 46.
r. Thomas Josephus Deverell, Ens. 7 Nov. 22 ; Lieut.'25 June 29; Capt. P 30 Aug.
31 ; Brevet Major, 9 Nov. 46; Major, 3 Sept. 47.
Captains
Thomas Byrne
r. Samuel Hood Murray
John Porter
Charles Barnard Hague..
Frederick Wm. Lane,
5
s.
r. Henry Collette
Thomas Phipps Onslow..
William Pilsworth
r.StonehouseG.Bunbury,s
r. Walter Caulfield Pratt.
r. William Hayter Hussey
r. Robert Hudson Wood
Lieutenants.
r. Robert Follett Synge
0
Francis Richard Taylor..
r. Dugald Stewart Miller
r.Thos.BasilTuite, act.pm.
r. William Du Veruet
7
..
James Graham, Adj
Fitzmaurice Pratt
Daniel Thompson
r.Coi<n<W.Const. Rivarola
William D’Arcy
Henry S. G. S. Knight..
r. Charles W. Loinsworth
Henry Nangle
Edward Daubeney
Alfred Addington Jones
Ensigns.
r. James Anderson, Adj.
r. Henry Leslie Hunt ..
r. Edm. Holden Steward
William Serjeant Arnold
Vivian Arthur Webber..
r.RobertPhilipArmstrong
Charles Matthews
r. Arthur Henry Coney
William Hislop Clarke .
r. Charles Wm. Pearson
r. Fred. Edward Gauntlett
4 Nov. 19
p 22 June 32
p 28 Mar. 34
p 5 Sept. 35
p19 Jan. 38
p 26 Aug. 36
17 Nov. 37
p 24 May 33
p 28 June 33
p 25 May 39
p 8 Nov. 39
Pll Mar. 42
p 20 Oct. 40
28 May 42
p 24 Feb. 43
P31 Dec. 42
22 Mar. 44
3 May 44
p 20 Dec. 44
5 Mar. 23
p 8 Dec. 37
p 29 Dec. 37
p 30 Dec. 37
p 6 Dec. 39
22 Jan. 39
P25 May 39
18 Mar. 38
p 25 Dec. 38
15 Sept. 42
P29 Sept. 43
p 5 Dec. 43
26 Sept. 42
16 May 45
Pll July 45
p 23 Aug. 44
29 Jan. 46
29 Dec. 46
29 Dec. 46
Pll July 45 P16 Apr. 47
1 Aug. 45 | P 6 Aug. 47
10 July 46
2 Sept. 45
4 Apr. 46
17 Jan. 45
29 Dec. 46
29 Dec. 46
? 13 Aug. 47
3 June 47
P29 Dec. 48
10 Apr. 49
p 28 Aug. 49
p 28 Aug. 49
CAPTAIN.
BREV.-MAJ.
22 Jan. 39
1 Nov. 42
6 Oct. 43
5 Dec. 43
p 13 Oct. 43
p 23 Feb. 44
P11 J uly 45
9 Nov. 46
30 Dec. 46
p 13 Aug. 47
p 10 Sept. 47
p 28 Aug. 49
6 Lieut. Synge served with the
Cameronians on the China expe¬
dition (medal), and carried the
colours of the regiment at the re¬
pulse of the night attack on Ningpo,
the attack and capture of Chapoo,
the taking of Shanghae and Woo-
sung, the storming of Chin Kiang
Foo, and the operations before
Nankin.
7Lt. DuVernet was on board the ill-fated Runny-
mode, when that ship was cast away on the Andaman
I ales, near Humaon.in Not. 1844, with detachments of
the 10th and 50th regts.on board, where he remained
for fifty-four days surrounded by Cannibals and suiter-
ing great privations. He served afterwards with the
50th in the campaign on the Sutlej (medal), and »ao
present at Buddiwal and Aliwal, at which last he re-
ceived a slight wound in the right knee from a grape-
shot, after which he was severely wounded in the left
foot by the bursting of a shell. .
9 Paymaster Robinson served at the siege of Asseer-
ghur, March and April, 1819.
19 Feb. 47
p 16 Apr. 47
p 6 Aug. 47
P 13 Aug. 47
p 10 Sept. 47
P25 Feb. 48
p 30 June 48
10 Apr. 49
P 20 Apr. 49
,p 18 Sept. 49
r. urea, nuwam utauinieti I 14 Dec. 49 . _
Paymaster.—James Robinson,
9
26 Dec. 37 ; Ens. 20 Nov. 17; Lieut. 24 April, 20.
Adjutants.—Lieut. James Graham, 22 Jan. 47.
r. Ensign James Anderson, 3 Sept. 47.
Quarter-Masters.—George Crispin, 25 Oct. 39; Ens. 22 Mar. 39.
r. Thomas McGrath, 3 Sept. 47.
Surgeons.—James Skiels, M.D. 2 July, 41; Assist.-Surg. 29 July, 30; Hasp.
Assist. 25 ino. 21. _ „ . . _ m v,„„ .q
Thomas Patrick Matthew, 11 Sept. 49; Asstst.-Surg. 12 Dec.
Assistant-Surgeons.—r. John Henry Dundas, 6 Feb. 46.
John Duff, M. D., 3 Aug. 49.
Cneinns Yellow.—Aaents. Messrs. Cox & Co.
1 Lieut.. General Clitherow served the eJL campaign cf 1801 (Medal); If Fuenlcrd’O^
to Walcheren, in 1809. In the Peninsula from Dec. 1809 to Dec. 1812. inc uding ^""'“^181”. He has
(severely wounded), and Salamanca, and siege of Burgos (severely wounded). ser\e »
received the War Medal and three clasps. , amt rauture of Loemur
3 Lt.- Col, Orange served on the frontiers of Niagara in 1814 and 15. Served also at the siege and capture Logn
Issapore, Koarry, and Rhyghur, in the Southern Concan country in India in 1818.
of Earrosai Fort
4 Major Adair served in Spain from Sept. 1810 to the end of the war, including the g . . .gj?
an
j jft and
San Philip, Balaguere, Villa Franca, Tarragona and Barcelona. Served also the °
r
. TwTcc severely
subsequently in the Deccan, including the siege and reduction of Rhyghur, Amu n’
8
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ofthe 1
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|, March, 1819,
wounded by matchlock balls in the left arm, and right tide at the siege of Asseergbu Medal and one clasp for
in repulsing a sortie made b, the garrison of the fort into the town. He has received the War Medal and one clasp
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apt.Lane servedwith the 49th on the China Expedition (M.dal), Awa, present at
(2nd operation), Chinhae, Ningpo, and Segoan, at which last he was dangerously wounde