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160 20th Regiment of Hussars. [Depot; ckiteVbury.
Colonel.—Charles Montauban Carmichael,1 CB., Cornel, 27 Mar. 06; Lt. 12 April 10 ; Capt. 8 May
21 ; Major, 30 Dec. 33; Lt.Col. 1 Nov. 38; Col. 19 March 49 ; Major Gen. 28 Nov. 54; Lt.Gen.
14 April 62; Colonel 20th Hussars, 30 Sept. 62.
Lt. Colonel.—Henry James Stannus,2 Cornet, 31 Dec. 40; Lt. 12 Nov. 42 ; Capt. 16 April 50 ; Bt. Maj.
17 April 50 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 28 Nov. 54; Major 1 April 60 ; Col. 18 Nov. 60 ; Lt.Col. 1 Jan. 62.
Majors.—Charles Campbell Hook, Cor. 10 May 41 ; Lt. 31 Aug. 45 ; Capt. 2 July 51; Maj. 30 July 62.
Edward Charles Warner,2 Cornet, 25 Jan. 41 ; Lt. 3 June 44 ; Capt. 2 May 54; Major, 30 July 62.
Captains.
Thomas Theophilus Boileau1 ....
Charles M'Clintock Cotton5 .. ..
Robert Alexander6
Henry Melvill7
Ashton Cromwell Warner8
Robert Wigram Clifford
John Cockerell
Aylmer Wm. John Montgomerie9
Lionel Francis Wells10
Lieutenants.
John Cutts Lockwood," Aelj. ..
Henry Alexander Walford
Frederic Trench12
Arthur Westby Brodhurst13 .. ..
Theodore William Hogg
John Robert (Hover Sweeny ....
Robert Gordon Loch
Henry Edward Kensit
John Dent Bird
Cornets.
Thomas Shepherd
George Robert James Shakospear
Arthur William Gordon Brebner
Cecil Mangles
George Manner Onslow
David Carruthers Budd
Henry Jopp Beattie
Charles Bailey
Paymaster.—Charles Loder,
CORNET.
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2 Colonel Stannus served in the cam¬
paign of 1842 in Affghanistan, including
the forcing of the Khyber Pass, and bat¬
tle of Alamoo Khail (Medal). Com¬
manded the personal escort of Sir Hugh
Gouah at the battle of Maharajpore and
throughout the Gwalior campaign of
1843-44 (Bronze Star). Served through¬
out the Sutlej campaign of 1845-46, with
tlte Governor Geneial's Body Guard at
the battles of Moodltee and Ferozesbati,
and was also present at Aliwal and So-
braon (Medal and three Clasps). Expe¬
dition to Kote Kangra in 1846. Punjaub
campaign of 1848-49, present at the action of Bamnugaur,
and again commanded the Cavalry escort of Lord Gough
at the battles of Chillianwallah and Goojerat, at which
last he was very severely wounded (Medal with two
Cl isps, Wound Pension for life, and Brevet Major). Was
present at Meerut when the outbreak of the Seapoy mu¬
tiny took place at that station in May 1857.
3 Major E. C. Warner served the Gwalior campaign of
1843-44, including the battle of Punniar (Bronze Star).
Also throughout the siege operations before Mooltan and
surrender of the fortress in 1848-49 (Medal).
u rsov. or —— —
t ^ 7 ; Riding Master, 5 Mar. 49 ; if. 7 Apr. 56 ; Capt. 16 Dec. 61.
Adjutant.—Lieut. J. C. Lockwood, 25 Aug. 62.
Instructor of Musketry.—
2 Riding Master.—James Edward Willis, 27 May 62.
6 Quarter Master.—George Masters, 2 Oct. 62 ; Ensign, 9 Oct. 58.
Surgeon. —
^PeteriruiTrfBurgeon. — ^ents’ Mes8r8' Thacker & Co-
jgld^’^ege^nd ^aptur^oVllattrass and^Ioorsaun” m^b^ir^^Mtdr'ratta^nd' pfndarree^wmr^jf
ture of Joud^mM Bampoora-Rampoora. Against the fort of Humeerghur and the Bheel, as
Commanded a Light Detachment and took possession of the Raj of Jawra Man-pore in ^nnnt the c-imoaiirn
in command of the 4th Irregular Horse to join the army of the Indus as Volunteers, and served througno , ■ > S
in Affghanistan tinder Lord Keane, including the forcing of the Bolan and Khojack Passes ta g d^ha ^and
Khelat-i-Ghilzie, sieve and capture of Ghuznee, occupation of Cabool and Jellahabad, and passage ol th y
(<^4 M^oraBcdleau served*with°rteforo™un?er General Wheeler in the Punjaub in '^^““tnUedVy^he GoTernm
defence of the Itesidency of Lucknow until relieved by Lord Clyde (mentioned in despatches and thanked by the Governoi
6 Captain Alexander was attached to the 7th Hussars at the siege and capture of Lucknow in Ma.ch 18oB and subsc
q'7 "cuprjn Melvill “erve'd^n suppression oTt’he Indian Mutiny, commanded the Cavalry in an attack on Rohileund Kebels
on 18thPSept 1857, commanded a Police force at Mohan when attacked by rebels on 7th Aug., and commanded the Cavalry
lll^I]\Iajtor "a!11 (L^Warner^served0 Huoughmi^the ^defence of the It- .Money “^.^^-w^mentionedjn despatches,
thanked by the Governor-General in Council, and grant of a year s seruct ) , prc en ' . , ,, - General
Walptd^diuMg^th^si^e^nd'capture^oMuudrnou^and at^tlie^attle mM^re ^Bareiily (twice mentioned in des¬
patches, Medal with two Clasps, and Brevet of Major). Mntinvwith the Guide Cavalry at the battle of
9 Captain Montgomerie served throughout the suppression 0. the IndunMut ny under Oulram from 16th
Nuiiulahuv, and siege anti capture of Delhi, and with the first Sikh Cavalry < - * ■ • ,,,,.i , ty :
Januarv to 2nd March 1858, siege and capture of Lucknow (slightly wounded), subsequent operations in Oode, and affair
°f10i Captain* Well^served‘throughout the suppression of the Indian mutiny, including the action of Timmooghat, siege
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operations in Oude (Medal with Clasp!. <