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Depot Battalions, 413
21.si Depot Battalion (India Depots). Stirling.
Majors.—Charles Lnvallin Nujrcnt,36 Eng. P21 Aug. 35; Lt. 4 Feb. 38 ; Capf.
p 10 Nov 41 ; Major, i’18 July 51 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 Nov. 57; Col. 11 Apr. 62.
George Neild Boldero.34 2n« Lieut. 8 Oct. 47 ; Lieut. 3 April 49 ; Capt. I’ 7 May
52 ; Bt.Major, 12 Dec. 54 ; Major, 18 Sept. 57 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 6 Feb. 62.
Arfjuitmi.—Frederick Drage,11 7 i\ov. 62; Kns. P 21 Jan. 53; iie'uf. P21 Oct.
53; Capt. p 16 May 62.
Paymaster.—John Feter Hall,12 II Apr. 51; Ens. p 26 April 39; Lieut. “ilS
April 41 ; Capu 15 Feb. 50; Hon.Major, 11 April 61.
Quarter Master.—William Browne, 10 March 54.
Instructor of Musketry.—Captain William Green, 42 F. 1 May 63.
Depots attached to the Battalion.—42 F. 71 F. 79 F. 92 F.
%2nd Depot Battalion. Aberdeen.
0 Majors.—Charles Henry Gordon,43 CB. Ens. P 24 Nov. 35; Lt.f 28 July 38;
Capt. p 13 May 42; Bt.Maj. 20 June 54; Major, 10 Oct. 54; Bt.Lt.Col.
6 June 56; Col. 2 Sept. 62.
Andrew Pitcairn,45 Ens. p15 May 40; Lt. P 15 Apr. 42; Capt. P 8 June 52; Bt.
Major, 2 Nov. 55; Major, 9 Sept. 56.
Adjutant.—Francis PadBeld,7 1 Oct. 56; Ens. p7 April 48; Lieut. 6 June
54; Capt.2\ Sept. 55.
Paymaster.—Robert Wm. Duff, 19 Jan. 49; Coy.P 20 June 45; XI.p9 June 46;
Uon.Major, 20 June 60.
Quarter Master.—John Robertson,8 29 Oct. 61.
Instructor of Musketry.—Captain Francis Brownlow, 72 F. 27 Oct. 62.
Depots.—72 F. 74 F. 78 F. 93 F.
Ah ent, Sir John Kirkland.
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Depot at IVarley, Essex.
Commandant.—Colonel William Falconer Hay.
Paymaster.—Lt.Colonel S. James Stevens, CB.
Adjutant.— Brevet Major Francis Tower.
War Services of the Battalion Field Officers.
1 Colonel Jervis served in the 72nd Highlanders the Kaffir campaigns of lb34-35 (Medal).
2 Lt.Colonel Newdigate s.rred the Eastern campaign of 1854, im hiding the battles of Alma and Inker-
man (wouimed) and Siege of .-ehasto! , 1 (Med land Clasps, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor
5th Class ot the Metijidie, and Turkish Medal).
3 M.ijorWombtvell served wuh tile 46th Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-55 (Medal and Clasp,
Brevet of Major, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
4 Colonel Fraser acted as Staff Officer to a detachment sent from Bombay in 1837 against the Rebels in
Canara. lie served also with the 6th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Medal).
5 Lt. Colon el the Hon. J. J. Bourke served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as Aide de Camp to Lord
\v m. Paulet, and was present at the battles <>f Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp, dih Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). v K
6 Colonel Laye was engaged in the assault and capture of Kawiti’s Pali, in New Zealand, 11 Jan 1846-
kn tt wc ’ H ^ — on the ipth May
_ . promoted Brevet
» -—--- ", J> ^— appointed Assistant Military Secretary to Lord Wm.
Taulet, commanding the troops on the Bosphorus, j i
7 Colonel Street served in the 98th Regt. with the expedition to the North of China in 1842 (Medal)
and was present at theattnek and capture of Chinkiangfoo.and at the landing before Nankin. Embarked
for the Crimea 18 th Sept. 1854, as Brigade Major, 1st Bri-ade, 4 th Division; was present at the battles of
Balaklava and Inkerman,siege and iail ol Sebastopol, and expedition to Kinbourn (Medal and three Clasps.
Brevet Major, CB., Sardinian and Turkish Medals, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
3 Colonel Wright served during the Katlir war of 1B46-47 ; also that of 1852-53, on the staff (Medal). Was senior sur¬
viving officer of the troops embarked in H. M.S. Birkenhead, which vessel was wrecked off Danger Point, Cape of Good
Hope, on the night of the 26th Feb. 1852. Promoted to the rank of Major and awarded a pension of lOOf. per annum for
distingmshed services;” and subsequently promoted to the rank of Lieut.Colonel for “ service in the field.*’
♦■a101! ®erved with the 9th RegL campaign of 1842 in Afghanistan (Medal), and that of
j845-46 on the Sutlej, including the battles of M«odkee and Feruzeshah (.Medal and Clasp)—in the latter
ne succeeded to the command of the It. gt. and was severely wounded. Served also the campaign in the
Crimea, in command of the Regiment, from 27th Nov. 1854, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and
tl?eaMe"jMie%ndTu%l>8h MedalL a,,d C,asP’ Kll:='ht of the a44* Clans of
aort,„A ^ . . "“4> present ot the battle of Hyderabad (Medal). He
?hP Fnru nf P the Southern Mahratta country in 1844-5, and was present at the investment and capture of
rLp lai ani **ownShur* as also in the operations against the Forts of Munnahur and Munsuntosh in the
a uorli m l'i‘°ded;n Cirime'1 ,,,lh ,hl' 48th ReSt ’ « the «iege and fall of Sebastopol, and cormnaiided
1U.VM of MaW « °n dUly in the I4ockyar(t from Hth January to 14th March 1856 ( Medal aud Ulasp,
“revet of Major, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). '
,hP 13thKtgt.in Affghanistau in 1838,39,40, and 41, and was present at the storm and capture
l/nofl f i e (^{ ‘'“h' ,>58>ult «pd capture of ihe town and forlsotTootumdurrah, storm of Joolghur, niohi altack m ifaboo
JT" ,01 l4“rd“'rah, assault of I'erwandurrah, and storming • he Khoord Cabool kass, where he was
dangerouslj wounded and sem inlo Cabool, and was consequemly present with the force- under Major-Heneral Elphin-
he wasdreIeafedhw!th^heColh«‘r«hb0|° ’“n,llOU ,hcdi83s'rl'U5 retreat, until taken prisoner at Tezeen on the 81 b Jan. Mti i
durmer the .Us.-te 1 ,0,h'r,.C,*b:,"l captives in September following. Was specially mentioned for gallant conduct
oi ruf, ml? k Are,reV£°n: Cab0-01 !" 1842- hf S'r I:ub'rt Feel when nlov.ng a vote of thanks in the House
, .,01w,n,VDS t0 ,^ie Army uf the Indus iu 1813 at the conclusion of the Attirnan W ar.
ser'4<* "’th the |7||I Rest, at the siege and I all of Sebastopol from 19th May It 55,
hof.rn nteS ‘'( v, Rt'da" °"1 ‘?e 1®U| June-aml 8(1, Sept., also at tl,e hombardment and su,render uf Kin-
bourn (Brevet Major, Medal and Clasp, 5th Class ol the Medjidie, and 1 urkisli Medal).
KeWow 1 , H'ek,n!n st'rved with tbe 77111 i" the Crimea from Nov. 1854, including tiie siege of
KnfohtPnf tn dr,0r‘‘6 0f,2End Mart:h II,emioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). 1