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199 War Services—Royal Artillery (late Ren gal Artillery').
62 Lt.Colonel Harrison served in the Sutlej campaign in 1846 and was present at the battle of Sobraon (Medal).
63 Lt.Colonel Renny served in the Sutlej campaign from 24th January 1846, and was present at the battle of
Sobraon (Medal). Commanded the 5th (Native) Troop of 1st Brigade, Bengal Horse Artillery, which served
faithfully throughout the mutiny (firing on the mutinous Cavalry and Infantry at Jullunder on the night of the 7th
June 1857) ; and throughout the siege and capture of Delhi and subsequent operations in MozufFernuggur District
and Rohilcund, ending with Sir Robert Walpole’s action at Sisseah on the 15th Jan. 1859, for which action the Troop
received the highest praise in General Orders by Lord Clyde and the Government of Inoia. Every Native Officer re¬
ceived the Order of British India, and every Non-Commissioned Officer and man the Order of Merit for his services at
Jullunder and Delhi. Commanded No. 4 Siege Battery covering the assault at Delhi on the 14th September 1857,
and then with Troop turned captured Ordnance in Cashmere Bastion on the City, and kept up fire until assault of
the Magazine on the 16th, when the Troop turned the Mortars captured there on Fore Selimghur and the Palace,
and continued fire until their capture on the 20th September. Received the Victoria Cross for defence of the Ma¬
gazine after its capture on the 16th September, and was specially mentioned for services at Delhi in supplementary
Despatch by Sir A. Wilson (Brevet of Major, Medal with Clasp). Commanded “ D ” Battery “ F ” Brigade Royal
Horse Artillery throughout the Hazara and Black Mountain campaign of 1868, the guns being carried on
elephants (mentioned in despatches, Medal with Clasp).
64 Lt.Colonel Timbrell served at the defence of the Alumbagh and siege of Lucknow (Medal with Clasp).
66 Lt.Colonel Walker served the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the battles of Sadoolapore, Chillian-
walla (mentioned in despatch), and Goojerat (Medal with two Clasps). Indian mutiny, including action of Agra,,
■relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde (mentioned), occupation of the Alumbagh under Outram from 25th Nov. 1857 unti?
the final capture of Lucknow in March 1858, attack on Fort Rooyah, actions of Allygunge and Bareilly (Brevet of
Major, Medal with two Clasps).
67 Lt.Colonel Cookes served the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the passage of the Chenab at Ramnuggurr
and battles of Sadoolapore, Chillianwalla, and Goojerat (Medal with two Clasps). Received a severe gunshot con¬
tusion of the groin in action with mutineers on the 7th July 1857 (Medal).
e8 Lt.Colonel Raper served the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the first and second siege operations before
Mooltan, with surrender of the fortress, and battle of Goojerat (Medal with two Clasps).
63 Lt.Colonel Heath served the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the battles of Sadoolapore, Chillianwallah,
and Goojerat (Medal with two Clasps). Siege of Delhi in 1857 (mentioned in despatch with “ especial approbation;
and thanks for zeal, ability, and coolness in situations of great danger,” Medal with Clasp).
71 Lt.Colonel Bishop served the Punjaub compaign of 1848-49, including the siege and surrender of Mooltan, and!
battle of Goojerat (Medal with two Clasps). Commanded a Troop of Horse Artillery at the siege and capture ©f
Delhi (slightly wounded) with Seaton’s Column, and at capture of Mean gunge, also present at the capture of Bareilly
repeatedly mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Major, Medal with two Clasps).
78 Lt.Colonel Fulton served in the Punjaub campaign in 1848-49 (Medal). Also at the siege of Delhi (mentioned in
despatches with ‘‘especial approbation and thanks for zeal, ability, and coolness in situations of great danger”
Medal with Clasp).
82 Lt. Colonel Cordner served in the Peshawur Mountain Train in various engagements on the Trans-Indus Frontier
from 1854 t0 i859 (Medal with Clasp). In the Indian mutiny (Medal). Commanded Mountain Train Battery in the
Cossyah Hill campaign of 1862-63, and also in the Bhootan campaign of 1864-65 (mentioned in despatches, Clasp).
85 Lt.Colonel Denniss served in the Punjaub campaign in 1848-49 (Medal).
86 Lt.Colonel Brown served the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the passage of the Chenab at Ramnuggur,
and battle of Goojerat (Medal with Clasp). Was Commissary of Ordnance in charge of siege train and artillery park
during the mutiny campaign, including the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battles of Cawnpore and Kala Nuddee,
siege and capture of Lucknow, Rohilcund campaign, and battle of Bareilly, with subsequent affairs (mentioned in
despatches, Brevet of Major, CB.y Medal with two Clasps).
87 Lt.Colonel Mercer commanded a Troop of Horse Artillery in action at Mehudi on 18th Nov. 1858 (mentioned in
despatch, Medal).
88 Lt.Colonel Dowell served in the Sonthal campaign in 1855. Also in the Indian mutiny campaign in 1857-58
including the captures of Lucknow and Bareilly, battles of Sundeela and Jamoo, and capture of Burwah—mentioned
in despatches (Medal with Clasp, and Brevet of Major).
90 Lt.Colonel Stubbs served in the Indian mutiny campaigns in 1858-59, including the action of Nugeenah, capture
of Bareilly, relief of Shahj chan pore, capture of Shahabad, actions of Pusgaonand Russoolpore, capture of Mithowlee,
and action of Biswah—severely injured by his horse falling upon him (mentioned in despatches on five occasions.
Medal).
92 Lt.Colonel Wilson served with the Bengal Horse Artillery in the Indian mutiny campaign of 1857-58, including
the actions of the 30th and 31st May 1857, on the Hindun, battles of Budleekeserai and Nujjufghur, siege assault
and capture of Delhi, siege and capture of Lucknow, capture of Bareilly, affairs at Allahgungc and Mahundee,
and campaign in Rohilcund (several times mentioned in despatches, Medal with two Clasps, and Brevet of Major)'.
94 Lt.Colonel Harward served with Havelock’s Force from its first advance from Allahabad to Lucknow, including
the defeat of the rebels at Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Bithoor, Mungarwar, and relief of
Lucknow (mentioned in despatch); defeat of the Gwalior Contingent at Cawnpore (Medal with Clasp).
95 Lt.Colonel Bogle served with the Turkish Contingent in 1855-56 (4th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal),
Capture of Lucknow in 1858 (Medal with Clasp, Brevet of Major). Commanded a Battery in the Abyssinian cam¬
paign from the 6th Feb. 1868 (mentioned in despatches, and Medal).
96 Major M'Leod served with the Field Force under Sir -S. Cotton against the hill tribes at Boree, Peshawur
Valley, in 1853-54. Served throughout the Indian mutiny campaign of 1857-58, including the entire siege and
capture of Delhi, with actions of Budleekeserai and Nujjufghur; with Greathed’s Column in the actions ®f
Bolundshur, Allyghur, and Agra; relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnpore, siege and capture of
Lucknow (mentioned in despatches), campaign in Oude, and actions of Barree (thanked by Commander in Chief),
Simree, and Nawabgunge (Medal with three Clasps).
97 Sir William Hamilton was wounded in six places during a night attack on his Camp by 200 Affreedies whilst
making a military road to Fort Makeson and encamped six miles from Peshawur. Out of 60 burkundaz and
employes in the camp 15 were killed and 31 wounded. Served before Delhi from the 26th June to the capture of
the city on the 20th Sept. 1857, having organized the 1st Company of Sikh Artillerj^ during the siege, and constantly
commanded Batteries of position (mentioned in despatches, with “ especial approbation and thanks for zeal, ability,
and coolness in situations of great danger”—Medal with Clasp).
98 Lt.Colonel Hughes commanded a Mountain Train Battery throughout the operations of the expedition of 1863;
against the tribes on the North-West Frontier of India, and was present at the storming of Laloo and capture of
Umbeylah (Brevet of Major, Medal with Clasp).
100 Major Nicholl was thanked by the Governor General and mentioned in Sir Hugh Rose’s despatch for services
during the defence of Saugor.
101 Major Tierney served with Sir Sydney Cotton’s Force on Eusoofzie border in April and May 1858 (Medal with
Clasp).
102 Major Lindsay served in suppression of the Indian mutiny, including the battle of Nujjufghur, siege and
capture of Delhi (mentioned in despatches, twice slightly wounded on the 14th Aug. 1857, and again at the assault
on 14th Sept.), action of Shumshabad, siege and capture of Lucknow (Medal with two Clasps).
104 Major T. P. Smith served at the siege and capture of Lucknow and capture of Bareilly (Medal with Clasp).
107 Major Anderson served throughout the Burmese war of 1852-53, including the operations before and canturo
of Rangoon (Medal with Clasp for Pegu). Was engaged in suppression of the Santhal insurrection in 1854 5 and in
that of the Indian mutiny, including the action of Khudjiva (Medal).
10s Major FitzGerald served with the expeditions under Sir Neville Chamberlain in Meeranzye and Upper
Koorum in 1856, and against the Bozdar Belochees in March 1857 (Medal with Clasp). Also at the siege and
capture of Delhi, and with the Field Force under General Showers in various minor operations in 1857-58 (Medal with
C1 asp).
109 Major Manderson served in the Burmese war of 1852-53, including the capture of Rangoon (Medal wiih
Clasp for Pegu). Indian mutiny, including siege of Delhi from 8th Sept. 1857, action of Agra, relief of Lucknow by
Lord Clyde, siege and capture of Lucknow (twice mentioned in despatches, Medal with three Clasps).