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“ Badajoz”
Colonel.
"Vimiera
307
Busaco” “Kuestes D’Oxor ” “Cii dad T>od:;i<;o'
“ Salamanca” “ VittoRia” “Pyrenees” “ Nivdlle” “Orthes” “Tulluuse”
“Peninsula” “ Ava.”
olonel.—Sir Hugh lljury Rose,1 GCB.KSI.2Jh.*. P8Jime20; P24Out. 21 ; Cant.
i’22 July 24; Major, P3J Dec. 23; Lt.Col. i1 17 Sept. 39; Col. 11 Xov. 51 ; MajorGen.
12 I). c. 54 ; Lt.Gin. 28 Feb. 00 ; Col. 45 F. 20 July 58.
lonel.—William R. Preston. Ens. P24 Sept. 29; Lieut. p22 Feb. 33; Capt. p 18
); Major, 19 July 48 ; Bt.Lt.Col 20 Feb. 55 ; Col. 6 July 60 ; Lt.Col. 1 M. y 61.
-Geo. Anthony Leatou Blenkinsopp,* Ens. p 4 Sept. 35; Lt. P31 Mav 39; Capt. P 29
4 ; Bt.Maj. 22 lief. 48; Bt.Lt.Col. 19 June53; Col. 12 Mar. 61 ; Major, 1 May 61.
eckford Johnstone,* Ens. 27 May 42 ; Lt. 10 Sept. 45 ; Capt. p 4 Nov. 53 ; Maj.
Captains.
Henry Woodbine Parisli1.
James M‘Crea,s
ENSIGN.
LIEUT.
p 9 Mar. 39 15 Apr. 42
23 M ay 42 p 30 A ug. 44
Henry Leach6 [P22July 42j 15 Oct. 45
" * 29 Jan. 47 | p 22 June 49
19 Mar. 47
| George Lamont Hobbs7
j Charles Lewis Griffin8 ..
James John Wood
0 Henry Safe Willoughby
0 j Richard Blair
0 ! George Champagne Close
0 John Ingle Preston .. ..
0 i Fred. Wm. SwannWebber
Caulfield Fra. Beamish .. j
’Adam Perry
Lieutenants.
Richard Grey
p 14 Feb. 51
p 17 J une 51
p 18 Mar. 53
p 4 Nov. 53
16 June 54
p 18 Aug. 54
14 July 54
p 17 Nov. 54
22 Apr. 53
i Edward O’Neill j 11 May 55
Henry Blakeney Hayward! 8 July 56
George W eir Coseus8 .... p 2 Oct. 55
William Pearson 10 .... p 13 July 55
Francis Forbes Atkinson . 23 Oct. 57
; William Kershaw p 20 Mar. 57
0 James Hett Tennant ... r 4 Dec. 57
0 ' Robert J. Callwell, Adj. p 18 Dec. 57
0 Henry Hodson Hooke .. 13 Aug. 58
0 Edward Browne p 17 Sept. 58
0 Francis Dixon Johnson.. p 29 Oct. 58
0 Oscar William de Thoren 13 Aug. 58
0 Paul Dane p 25 May 60
0 Augustine Hugh Lefroy .. p 21 Dec. 60
Ensigns.
Charles Forbes Leith ....
Edm. Lomb. Hallam Kyle
George Grant Peterkin
John Thomas Watling
p 3 Aug. 49
11 Aug. 54
p 15 Sept. 54
17 Nov. 54
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CAPTAIN.
BREV.MAJ.
6 June 56
P30 Sept. 59
p 10 May 61
|p 25 June 61
p 26 Nov. 61
John Wm. Micklethwait p 16 May 02
p 6 Feb. 46
6 J une 54
p 4 Aug. 54
p 4 Dec. 57
19 Feb. 58
31 Dec. 58
p 20 April 60
1 May 61 i
p21 Sept. 55Ip 18 June61
p 15 Feb. 561 p 26 Nov. 61
28 Nov. 57 [p 30 Jan. 63,
19 Feb. 58 | p 17 Mar. 631
P26 Feb. 58|p 12 Juue 63
| 2 Colonel Bleiikinsopp served the Kaffir
p I? pfoy. 54 i campaign of 1847 (Medal); and he com-
16 Mar. 58
BT.LT.COL.
p 24 Aug. 58
p 11 Mar. 59
P26 Nov. 58
5 Oct. 58
p 20 April 60
6 Nov. 60
P26 Nov. 61
p 9 Dec. 62
p 30 Jan. 63
p 17 Mar. 63
George Steel Tretfry
Reginald Garnett
William Penny Townley
Nevill Henry Reeve
Henrv John deB. Smart
manded the detachment of the 45th Regt.
in the action with and defeat of the Rebel
Boers at Boem Plants (South Africa) 29tli Aug.
1848.
3 Mgjor Johnstone and Captain M'Crea
served in the Kalfir war of 1840.47 (Medal).
0 Captain Leach served in the Kaffir war of
1816-47. and in that of 1852-53 (Medal).
8 Captain Griffin served in the Kaffir war of
A- „ ,1850-53 (Medal). On the 29 Dec. 1850 was
I May ol sent in command of 10'i men from Port Hare,
p 17 Sept. 6! and cover, d Major General Some.set’s retreat
1 from Sandilli’s lull to the lort. Served a. Gar¬
rison and Uis rict Adjuiant at Fort Hare from
the 1st Jan 1851 to the end of the war. In
command of a small mounted force defeated a
_ body of the enemy on 1st Oct. 1852, recaptur-
P 12 June 63 ing GOO head of cattle. On the 4tli Oct. accom-
“ | p ;me.il ihe force under Colonel Eyre to the
Amatola Mountains, and was present at the destruction of the
rebel camps (mentioned in despatches). Served as 1). A. Q. M.
General in the Turkish Contingent in the Crimea from Sept.
1855 to June 1856 (Turkish Medal).
9 Lieut. Cosens served with the SftthRegt. in 1858 in the
suppression of the Mutinies in India (Medal).
10 Lieut. Pearson served with the 95th Regt in the Indian
campaign in 1858, including the siege, assault and capture of
Kotah, battle of Ko-a ka Serai, general action resulting in the
capture of Gwalior, siege and capture of Powrie (Medal and Clasp).
II Quarter Master Guernsey served in the Kaffir war of
1816-47, and in the held against the Enemy in the Orange River
Sovereignty between 24th l)ec. 1850 and 6th Feb. 1853 (Medal)
p 9 Dec. 02
p 30 Jan. 63
p 7 Feb. 63
p 12 June 63
„ 24 Nov. 63
Paymaster.—John David Blythe, 3 June 53 ; Hon. Capt. 1 Jau. 69.
Adjutant.— Lieut. R. J. Callwell, 10 May 61.
Instructor of Musketry.—Lieut. H. H. Hooke, 10 May 61.
Quarter Master.—Forbes William Guernsey,11 13 Nov. 60; Ens.6 Aug. 58.
Surgeon.—Robert Speedy, 14 Jan. 62; Assist. Surg. 11 March 53.
Assist.Surgeon.—Thomas Wood, MD., 11 Oct. 59.
Facings Green.—Agents, Messrs. Cox and Go.—Irish Agents, Messrs.Cane and Sons.
[Returnedfrom the Cape of Good Hope, ‘2nd June 1859.]
1 Sir Hugh Rose served the Syrian campaign of 1840-41 (Medal, C/?., Cross of St. John of Jerusalem of Prussia, and
sword of honor from the Sultan). Served die Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as die Queen's Commissioner at the Head
Quarters of the French Army, and was wounded belore Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Major General, KCIi., Commander
of the Legion of Honor, and third Class of the Medj'die). Commanded the Central India Field Force thioueliout the
Mutiny of’ 1857-58, including the relief of Saugor, captireof Ratghur, Shahghur, and Cbundehree, siege and capture of
Jhansi and Calpee, and various other engaee uents tertninaiing in the storm and capture of Gwalior and restoiadou of tho
Maharajah Scindia to his capital JiCB. and promoted Lt.Goneral “ in consideration of his eminent services”).
3 Major Parish served the Kalfir campaign of 1846-47 (Medal). Was in command of two Companies of ihe 45th Regt.,
a Detachment of Cape M. Rides, and 900 Zulus, sent from Natal to aid Major Warden in the Sovereignty, from Aug. 1851
to July 1852.
1 Captain Hobbs served the Kaffir campaign of 1850-53 (Medal); commanded the rear-guard of the 91st Rcat. as a volunteer
on 29ih Dec. 1650, when two officers and twenty-two men were killed, and one officer ami eighteen men wounded; was appointed
Captain Commandant of a native lorce of 330 men, which lie commanded for several months on patrol through the Amatolas and
Waterkloof; in Dec. 1851 he was again attached to the 91st Regt. as a volunteer; rejoined the 45th Regt. early in 1852, and ac¬
companied it on every patrol through the Walprkloof and Amalolas until the termination of the war ; was several times named
in General Order?.
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