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FIRST FORFARSHIRE (DUNDEE) RIFLE VOLUNTEER
DRPS.— Hon. Colonel— Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel— W.
Morison. Major— John Alexander. Captains- George Mitchell, James
ankin, David J. Low, William W.Turnbull, Howard Hill, Alfred G. Primerose,
''illiam Kirkpatrick, Thomas Anns. Lieutenants — John Nelson, Jas. Martin,
avid A. Watson, Henry Plenderleath, Wm. Stiven, David SVilkie, Alexander
Culloch, David Scroggie. Adjutant — Captain Reginald C. Annesley.
irgeons — David Greig, M.D., David MacEwan, and Alexander Campbell,
'on. Chaplain — Rev. Archibald Watson, D.D. Secretary — Wm. Kerr.
easurer — Robert Moody Stuart. Establishment— 8 Companies, 800 men of
I ranks.
'FIRST FORFARSHIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.-
ead Quarters, Dundee; Orderly Room, 6 Panmure Street. Hon. Col.
mes E, Erskine. Lieut.-Col. Commandant — Frank Stewart Sandeman, P.
eut, -Col.— John F. Dickson, P. Major— Wm. W. Urquhart, P.S. Adjutant
Harry Barron, Capt., R.A. Surgeons— George C. Pirie, John W. Wemyss.
Batteries Nos. 1, 2, and 3 — Arbroath. Captains — James B. Webster, P.,
feph Ferguson, P., Edward J. Leslie, P.
Jattery No. 4— Montrose. Captain — David Murison, P.
Batteries Nos. 5 and 6 — Broughty Ferry. Captains — Charles E.
dd, P., David A. M'Corquodale, P. Lieutenants — Henry H. Gordon, P.,
mes Guthrie, P. Second Lieutenants — Alex. J. Gordon, George Kidd Smith.
11i|Batteries Nos, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 — Dundee. Orderly Room,
ill Hall. Captains — Alexander C. Johnston, P., George C. Keiller, P.,
itlfexander J. Brough, P., Alex. H. Bell, P., Edward Cox, P. Lieutenants-
hn Dick, P., Thomas G. Ewan, P., William S. Buchanan, P., P. Spence
idie, P., Thomas Couper, jun., P. Second Lieutenants — John G. Grant, P.,
'm. G. Thomson, P., Theodore G. Luis, P., William Chalmers, P., Peter
rmichael. Hon. Quarter-masters — David S. Littlejohn, James S. Lithgow.
in. Assistant Surgeon — Wm. M. Watson. Hon. Chaplain — Rev. Thomas
Jntosh. Acting Chaplains — Rev. Frank Mudie, Rev. James Cooper, Rev.
pes Edgar Hill, M.A., B.D.
TENTH FORFARSHIRE (DUNDEE HIGHLAND) RIFLE
)LUNTEERS.—Lieut.-Colonel— Robert Lamb. Captains— James Don,
bert N. Reid, George S. Lamb, Wm. Smith, John Jessiman, James Armitt.
M( btenant — John S. M'Donald. 2nd Lieutenants — Robert N. Laburn, Robert
ion wart, Peter Anderson, Charles Batchelor. Adjutant-Captain — J. H.
iclis 'leton, 54th Foot. Quarter-Master — John C. Macdonald. Hon. Chaplain —
igei kr. Peter Grant, D.D.
PORFAR LIGHT HORSE.— Captain— P. A. W. Carnegy,
Lour, Commanding. Lieutenant — J. B. Miller. Surgeon — William T.
|int. Sergeant-Major — D, Wy brants. Quarter-Master-Sergeant — J. Miller.
geant-Major — W. Currie, 193 Perth road.
^T^pAND OF THE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.— Practice
'^!'. . pm, 59 Wellgate. Bandmaster — James Chambers, 46 Bell street ; Trumpet-
I lor — Patrick Burns ; Sergeants — John Walch, Alex. Stephen.
'[{bAND OF THE DUNDEE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.—
y'l ictice every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday evenings at the High School.
\ idmaster — W. H. Willcock, 14 Havelock place. Sergeant — Peter Farquhar-
"^ ; Corporals— James Henderson and Balfour Horsburgh.
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