NAMES. ENSIGN. LIEUTENANT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. LIEUT.-COL. REMARKS. BERMINGHAM, William Jubbulpore and Puttrai 14 Mar. 1789 13 April, 1855 6 June, 1854 11 Feb. 1862 Resigned 30th March, 1791. (medal); in New Zealand 1864-5. Severely wounded in the action at Te Ranga, mentioned in despatch. 7 Mar. 1856 24 May, 1858 Served in the Indian Mutiny, 1857-8; was present at From North Gloucester Militia; present at New Orleans. Served in the suppression of the Indian mutiny from Dec. 1857, to Jan., 1860, including actions at Sahao, Dooleypore, and Puralia; and commanded a detachment of the 43rd Light Infantry at Putowrie; thanked by the GovernorGeneral (medal). 25 Dec. 1813 29 June, 1793 | 12 July, 1794 .. 8 Aug. 1804 11 June, 1807 25 June, 1812 Vera, Served in the suppression BOOTH, Henry Jackson Parkin 11 June, 1847 9 Aug. 1850 29 July, 1853 BOOTHBY, Sir William, Bart... 23 July, 1743 Died Dec., 1795, of fever in the West Indies. 25th Oct, 1797, to Grenadier Guards; Captain in 64th, From 57th Regt., Captain 92nd, 15th Dec., 1804; retired From Ensign 9th Foot, 10 Sept., 1803; out 1807. 29 Aug. 1822 3 April, 1857 | 11 Feb. 1862 Medal for the Kaffir war of 1851-3; died of wounds, Gate Pa, New Zealand, May 1st, 1864. 12 May, 1746 On first formation of Regt. as Captain-Lieutenant; to Lieutenant-Colonel of Loudon's Foot, 30th March, 1750; Colonel, 11th July, 1760; Major-General, 16th July, 1762; Colonel of 6th Regt., 18th Nov., 1773. Lieutenant- From the Royal Cumberland Militia; present at the Con, Sabugal, Busaco, and Fuentes d'Onoro; died from wounds received at Ciudad Rodrigo, 1812. .. : Ensign 74th, 8th July, 1862. Served in the New Zealand war in 1865; retired 12th Oct., 1867. Served in the Indian campaign, 1858–9 (medal); in New Zealand war, 1864-5. BRIGGS, Thomas BROAD, Richard BROCK, Saumerey, K.H. From Derby Militia. Placed on h.-p. of the Regt., 25th Aug., 1814. From Ensign and Lieutenant 83rd Regt. to 1st Foot, 8th Dec., 1804; died Major 47th Regt., 1813. Ensign 96th, 25th Nov., 1802; to h.-p. 35th, 1803; 6 Aug. 1807 12 Oct. 1815 Lieutenant 48th, 14th April, 1804; Captain, 28th March, 1805; placed on h.-p. of 43rd, as Major, 25th March, 1817; appointed to 55th Regt., 29th Aug., 1822; Lieutenant-Colonel in same, 12th June, 1830; exchanged to 48th Regt., 30th March, 1833; placed on h.-p. of that Regt., 13th May, 1835; Colonel, 9th Nov., 1846. Medal and clasps for Vimiero (wounded), Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes; present at New Orleans; died at Guernsey, 22nd April, 1854. BROCKMAN, HY. Lynch Drake 14 Jan. 1808 15 Nov. 1864 BROMFIELD, James | Present at Vimiero; passage of the Douro and capture of To Captain 3rd Garrison Battalion, 20th June, 1811; BROWNE, George BROWNE, Hon. Aug. Caulfield From Major 94th Regt.; Colonel, 20th June, 1854; died 6th Nov., 1856. To 6th Regt., 1st June, 1797; out 1800. Ensign 37th Regt., 14th June, 1821; Lieutenant, unat- BROWNE, John BROWNE, John Landed with Regt. from Minorca, 5 Oct., 1749; out 1757. July, 1855; Major in 99th, 29th May, 1863. Served at the siege of Sebastopol from 20th March, 1855, including sorties on 22nd March and 9th May, defence of the Quarries, 7th June, and assault on the Redan on the 18th June (severely wounded); also slightly wounded by the bursting of a shell in Sebastopol, 1st Dec., 1855 (medal and clasps, 5th class of the Medjidie, and Turkish medal); retired 29th May, 1863. From Lieutenant h.-p. 7th Fusiliers. Served in the suppression of the Canadian revolt in 1837-8; died at Halifax, Nova Scotia, 27th Dec., 1845. Served in the Kaffir war, 1851-2-3; died at Edinburgh, 29th Jan., 1857. Served at Gibraltar in expedition to Portugal in 1828; died Oct. 5, 1851. BRUNTON, Richard To Captain 60th Regt., 10th Nov., 1813, was a Deputy- 4 Sept. 1754 BUNBURY, Henry Wm., C.B. 29 June, 1830 From East Suffolk Militia; placed on h.-p. 25th Aug., 1814. Out in 1750. From Ensign 22nd Regt., Lieutenant 71st, 18th Jan., 1777; placed on h.-p. of 43rd, 1784; reappointed to the Regt., 25th Sept., 1787; retired 13th March, 1789. To Lieutenant 11th Light Dragoons, 30th Aug., 1833; exchanged to 21st Fusiliers, 4th Oct. 1833; Captain in 21st, 18th Aug., 1838; exchanged to 33rd, 19th July, 1839. Brevet-Major, 11th Nov., 1851; Major, unattached, 2nd Jan., 1852; to h.-p., 22nd Jan., 1852; to Major 23rd Fusiliers, 17th Mar., 1854; Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel, 12th Dec., 1854; Lieutenant-Colonel 23rd, 9th Mar., 1855; reduced to h.-p., 10th Nov., 1856. Served with the expedition through the Kohat Pass, in 1850, as A.D.C. to Sir Charles Napier. Served also with the Eastern campaign of 1854-5, including the battle of Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (medal and clasps); Knight (5th class) of the Legion of Honour, 5th class of the Medjidie; was Assistant-Adjutant-General S.E. district and Shornecliff from June, 1857, to June, 1860; Colonel, 1st July, 1858; retired 8th July, 1862. BURNET, John | From Captain-Lieutenant 8th Regt., Brevet-Major, 1st March, 1794; to Lieutenant-Colonel 17th, 14th Sept. 1797. Served in the American war in the 8th Regt., and with the 43rd at the siege of Martinique, St. Lucia, and Guadaloupe, at the storm of Fort Fleur d'Epée, and the attack on Point à Petre (wounded in the right arm); Colonel, 30th Oct., 1805; out 31st Oct., 1805. BURSLEM, Geo. James 10 Sept. 1825 .. | 31 Oct., 1792 | 13 May, 1795 | . | Lieutenant 44th Regt., 31st Aug., 1826; Captain 44th, 17th Nov., 1832; exchanged to 94th, 26th April, 1834; out April, 1838. .. .. From Lieutenant 3rd Guards, 14th Dec., 1849; retired h.-p., unattached, 13th March, 1835; appointed to 28th Regt., 8th May, 1835; retired 1835; died 20th Jan., 1852. 7 April, 1825 30 Dec. 1826 | From the Lancashire Fencibles; exchanged to h.-p. of 10th Foot, 1803; Captain on the Staff, 5th Sept., 1805; died 27th March, 1813. CAMERON, Alexander CAMERON, Charles CAMERON, Duncan CAMERON, Ewen : 23 Nov. 1796 1 Nov. 1793 24 Mar. 1762 30 Nov. 1792 25 Sept. 1759 25 May, 1795 17 Aug. 1773 16 Mar. 1797 1 Jan. 1798 14 Aug. 1804 From Lieutenant in the army, 20th Sept., 1795; exchanged to 45th Regt., 7th Oct., 1796; to 8th West India Regt., 1797. Retired Sept., 1799. 12 Oct. 1787 Adjutant, 6th October, 1762. Served with the 43rd in the West Indies under Monckton, and throughout the American war. Brevet-Major, 19th Feb., 1783, for distinguished conduct; out Dec., 1793. Was a Volunteer. Served with the expedition to Copenhagen. Killed at the Coa, 24th July, 1810. CAMERON, Sir John, K.C.B. 25 Sept. 1787 30 Sept. 1790 11 July, 1794 9 Oct. 1800 28 May, 1807 Appointed to 9th Foot, 3rd Sept., 1807. Colonel, 4th June, 1814; Major-General, 19th July, 1821; appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Plymouth, 25th Sept., 1823; Colonel of 9th Foot, 31st May, 1833; Lieutenant-General, 10th July, 1837. He served in the West Indies in the 43rd, under Sir Charles Grey, and was present at the siege of Fort Bourbon, the capture of Martinique, St. Lucia, and Guadaloupe, and at the assault made by the enemy on the fortress of Fleur d'Epée; he next served under Brigadier-General C. Graham at Berville Camp in Guadaloupe; and commanded the Regt. engaged in the action of the 30th Sept., 1794, and in the different attacks made by the enemy until the 4th Oct., when he was severely wounded and taken prisoner, in which situation he remained two years. Gold Medal for Vimiero, Corunna, Busaco, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian, and Nive. "In consideration of his eminent services, and we can honestly assert that there was not a better soldier in any army; he was nominated a Knight Commander of the Military Order of the Bath, by his Sovereign. The Portugese Government conferred the Order of the Tower and Sword on Sir John for the able services he rendered to that nation." Died at Guernsey, 23rd Nov., 1844. Present with the Regt. at Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded), Badajoz, Salamanca, St. Muños, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. Killed at New Orleans, 8th Jan., 1815. On h.-p. 1815; drowned in Loch Tarbet, 11th Nov., 1830. CAMPBELL, George Colin 13 May, 1812 2 Sept. 1813 From 58th Regt.; retired 5th June, 1835; Colonel in the Spainish Legion (wounded); died at Ostend, 1846. From Captain-Lieutenant, 35th; retired, 8th Oct., 1775. Founder of the house of Cane, army agents, Dublin. Served with the 43rd in the West Indies at the siege and capture of the Havannah; and at the battle of Bunker's Hill. 11 Dec. 1806 1 July, 1813 | Present with the Regt. at Vimiero, Corunna, the Coa, Sabugal, Busaco, Fuentes d'Onoro, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz (wounded). Killed at La Petit la Rhune, 10th November, 1813. 1 Oct. 1802 Retired 24th May, 1804. From 48th; h.-p. of 43rd, 25th March, 1817; appointed NAME. CARRUTHERS, Wm. .. ENSIGN. LIEUTENANT. CAPTAIN. MAJOR. LIEUT.-COL. REMARKS. 22 May, 1812 1 Dec. 1813 Placed on h.-p. of the Regt., 25th Dec., 1818; f.-p., July 21st, 1821; placed 2nd time on h.-p., Oct., 25th, 1821. Captain, 7th Jan., 1842; Major, 20th June, 1854; Lieutenant-Colonel, 12th June, 1859; Colonel, 16th July, 1862. Served in the Peninsular campaign of 1813-14; present at the Nivelle, Bayonne, Nive, Tabres, Tournefeulle, and Toulouse; war medal with three clasps. CARROLL, John.. From 11th Regt. ; exchanged to h.-p. April, 1801; appointed Paymaster 6th West India Regt. ; out Jan., 1806. Placed on h.-p. 25th May, 1817; appointed Sub-Inspecting Officer of Militia, Ionian Isles, 1st June, 1820; placed h.-p. of Portuguese and Spanish Staff, 1st June, 1821; served with the Regt. in the Peninsula, and was present at the Coa, Castel Nova (wounded), Sabugal (wounded), Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, St. Muños, Vittoria, Heights of Vera, Nivelle, Nive, Toulouse; also at New Orleaus. CARTER, James Colebrooke 26 July, 1864 | CARROLL, Richard 12 Jan. 1796 18 Oct. 1809 2 May, 1811 14 Mar. 1816 .. Thomas Grenville 3 April, 1835 31 Dec. 1839 21 July, 1843 To Coldstream Guards, 13th Jan., 1854; Captain and Brevet-Major, 27th May, 1825; retired on h.-p., unat- one of those who crossed the Portage of the Medawaska. Retired 9th Aug., 1850; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of 1st Royal Cheshire Militia, 1st Oct., 1852. Served in the New Zealand war, and was thanked by |