Chapter XLII: Appendix: XVI (2)

1175 Douglas Beresford Malise Ronald, Marquis of Buchanan (afterwards
Duke of Montrose), _Sub.-Lieut._ 14 Aug. 1872. Transferred to
5th Lancers 27 Feb. 1875.
Hon. Henry Charles Legge, _Sub.-Lieut._ 31 Aug. 1872; _Lieut._ 31
Aug. 1873;[501] _Capt._ 18 April 1885; _Major_, 29 Sept. 1890.
Effective 1896.
Alfred Edward Codrington, _Sub.-Lieut._ 1 Feb. 1873; _Lieut._ 1
Feb. 1873;[501] _Capt._ 18 April 1885; _Major_, 4 Dec. 1889.
Effective 1896.
Hon. Charles Brand, _Sub.-Lieut._ 9 Aug. 1873; _Lieut._ 9 Aug.
1874.[501] Resigned 9 June 1880.
John Foster George Ross-of-Bladensburg, C.B., _Lieut._ 9 Aug.
1873; _Capt._ 18 March 1885; _Major_, 10 Nov. 1889. From Royal
Artillery. Promoted Lieut.-Colonel half-pay 27 July 1896.
1180 Robert Johnston Barton, _Lieut._ 10 Nov. 1873. Exchanged from
Capt. 9th Lancers. Killed in action at Inhlobane, Zululand, 28
March 1879.
John Robert Gladstone (afterwards Sir John, Bart.), _Sub.-Lieut._
6 Dec. 1873; _Lieut._ 6 Dec. 1873;[501] _Capt._ 9 Sept. 1885.
Retired 16 July 1890.
Hon. William Mansfield (afterwards Lord Sandhurst), _Sub.-Lieut._
24 Dec. 1873; _Lieut._ 24 Dec. 1875. Retired 19 Feb. 1879.
Douglas Frederick Rawdon Dawson, _Sub.-Lieut._ 21 Jan. 1874;
_Lieut._ 21 Jan. 1874;[501] _Capt._ 19 Sept. 1885; _Major_, 29
July 1891. Effective 1896.
George Vere Boyle, _Sub.-Lieut._ 18 March 1874; _Lieut._ 18 March
1876. From 60th Foot. Retired 24 Nov. 1886.
1185 John George, Viscount Lambton (afterwards Earl of Durham),
_Sub.-Lieut._ 29 April 1874; _Lieut._ 29 April 1876. Retired 6
Aug. 1879.
Hon. Frederick William Lambton, _Sub.-Lieut._ 11 July 1874;
_Lieut._ 11 July 1875.[501] Retired 11 Feb. 1880.
Hon. George Ralph Charles Ormsby-Gore, _Sub.-Lieut._ 28 Aug.
1875; _Lieut._ 28 Aug. 1875.[501] From 16th Foot. Retired 5
Sept. 1883.
Horace Robert Stopford, _Sub.-Lieut._ 28 Aug. 1875; _Lieut._ 28
Aug. 1875;[501] _Capt._ 19 Oct. 1885; _Major_, 10 Nov. 1893.
From 46th Foot. Effective 1896.
Hon. Hugh Rudolph Arbuthnot Gough, _Lieut._ 6 Oct. 1875. From
21st Foot. Retired 14 Sept. 1878.
1190 Hon. Arthur Henry Henniker-Major, _Lieut._ 20 Nov. 1875; _Capt._
10 Nov. 1885,; _Major_, 29 Sept. 1894. From West Suffolk
Militia. Effective 1896.
Arthur Henry Clarke-Jervoise (afterwards Sir A. Bart.), _Lieut._
5 Jan. 1876. Retired 6 Aug. 1879.
Hon. Anthony Lucius Dawson, _Sub.-Lieut._ 9 Feb. 1876; _Lieut._
11 Feb. 1877. From 98th Regiment. Retired 23 March 1881.
Hon. Hugh Amherst, _Lieut._ 5 Sept. 1877; _Capt._ 16 March 1887.
From 7th Royal Fusiliers. Retired 23 July 1890.
Herbert Conyers Surtees, _Sub.-Lieut._ 31 Oct. 1877; _Lieut._ 31
Oct. 1877;[501] _Capt._ 7 May 1887; _Major_, 5 Feb. 1895. From
49th Foot. Effective 1896.
1195 Edgar Vincent (afterwards Sir Edgar K.C.M.G.), _2nd Lieut._ 31
Oct. 1877; _Lieut._ 1 July 1881. From Berks Militia. Retired 25
Oct. 1883.
Walter Orlando Corbet (afterwards Sir W., Bart.), _2nd Lieut._ 31
Oct. 1877; _Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 25 Jan. 1888. Retired
25 April 1888.
Theophilus Basil Percy Levett, _2nd Lieut._ 13 March 1878;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881. From 74th Foot. Retired 19 Nov. 1881.
Edward Carolus Milner, _2nd Lieut._ 13 March 1878. Died 23 April
1878.
William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish-Bentinck (afterwards
Duke of Portland), _2nd Lieut._ 25 May 1878. From 84th Foot.
Retired 26 May 1880.
1200 Guy Thomas Saunders Sebright, _2nd Lieut._ 7 Aug. 1878; _Lieut._
1 July 1881. From 106th Foot. Retired 19 Sept. 1885.

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Footnote 501:

Promoted to Lieutenant, ante-dated.

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George Pleydell Bouverie, _2nd Lieut._ 19 Oct. 1878; _Lieut._ 1
July 1881; _Capt._ 25 April 1888; _Major_, 3 April 1895.
Effective 1896.
George Francis Sutton, _2nd Lieut._ 19 Oct. 1878; _Lieut._ 1 July
1881. Died in Red Sea 18 May 1885.
Hon. Arthur Grenville Fortescue, _2nd Lieut._ 13 Nov. 1878;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 18 July 1888. Retired 10 April
1895.
Bertram Mont Orgueil Hadsley Gosselin-Lefebvre, _2nd Lieut._ 30
Nov. 1878; _Lieut._ 1 July 1881. From 24th Foot. Retired 10
Sept. 1887.
1205 Philip Gurdon, _2nd Lieut._ 22 Jan. 1879. Retired 29 Sept. 1880.
Hon. Rowland Winn (afterwards Lord St. Oswald), _2nd Lieut._ 19
Feb. 1879; _Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 10 July 1889. Retired
6 Dec. 1893.
Peter Audley David Arthur Lovell, _2nd Lieut._ 22 Feb. 1879;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 4 Dec. 1889. Retired 28 Aug.
1895.
Lawrence George Drummond, _2nd Lieut._ 13 Aug. 1879. To Scots
Guards 27 Sept. 1879.
Henry Augustus Wetherall, _Lieut._ 20 Aug. 1879; _Capt._ 26 March
1884. Exchanged from Capt. 20th Hussars. Retired 25 Jan. 1888.
1210 Hon. Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen (afterwards Lord Brabourne), _2nd
Lieut._ 27 Aug. 1879. Retired 23 March 1881.
Augustus John Henry Beaumont, Earl of Wiltshire (afterwards
Marquis of Winchester), _2nd Lieut._ 27 Sept. 1879; _Lieut._ 1
July 1881; _Capt._ 16 July 1890. Effective 1896.
Sir Charles John Hubert Miller, Bart., _2nd Lieut._ 17 April
1880; _Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 23 July 1890. Retired 18
May 1892.
Charles Porcher Wilson Kindersley, _2nd Lieut._ 28 April 1880;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 29 Sept. 1890. From half-pay 52nd
Regiment. Effective 1896.
Douglas James Hamilton, _2nd Lieut._ 28 April 1880; _Lieut._ 1
July 1881; _Capt._ 1 Jan. 1891. From 109th Regiment. Exchanged
to Royal Fusiliers 23 May 1891.
1215 Hon. Alan Dudley Charteris, _2nd Lieut._ 29 Sept. 1880; _Lieut._
1 July 1881. Retired 9 July 1890.
Henry Gwynn Deane Shute, _2nd Lieut._ 30 Sept. 1880; _Lieut._ 1
July 1881; _Capt._ 27 Jan. 1891. Effective 1896.
Herbert Haldane Somers-Cocks, _2nd Lieut._ 16 Oct. 1880; _Lieut._
1 July 1881. Retired 4 Feb. 1885.
Eustace Rochester Wigram, _2nd Lieut._ 2 Feb. 1881; _Lieut._ 1
July 1881. Retired 30 April 1887.
Granville Roland Francis Smith, _2nd Lieut._ 30 March 1881;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 29 June 1891. From 20th Hussars.
Effective 1896.
1220 Charles Arthur Andrew Frederick, _2nd Lieut._ 30 March 1881;
_Lieut._ 1 July 1881; _Capt._ 29 July 1891. Effective 1896.
Francis Alexander Newdigate, _Lieut._ 10 March 1883. Retired 7
Oct. 1885.
George Wyndham, _Lieut._ 10 March 1883. Retired 3 June 1887.
Charles Henry Copeley Du Cane, _Lieut._ 25 Aug. 1883. Transferred
to Royal Fusiliers 24 Dec. 1884.
George Dunbar Milligan, _Lieut._ 5 Dec. 1883; _Capt._ 29 July
1891. Retired 1 July 1896.
1225 Hon. Cecil Trevelyan Holland, _Lieut._ 30 Jan. 1884; _Capt._ 18
May 1892. Exchanged into Kings Royal Rifle Corps 20 July 1892.
Hon. William Lambton, _Lieut._ 6 Feb. 1884; _Capt._ 18 May 1892.
Effective 1896.
James Adare Drummond Hay, _Lieut._ 6 Feb. 1884; _Capt._ 13 July
1895. Effective 1896.
Frederick Stanley Maude, _Lieut._ 6 Feb. 1884; _Capt._ 28 Aug.
1895. Effective 1896.
Riversdale Francis John Grenfell, _Lieut._ 6 Feb. 1884. Retired
29 Jan. 1890.
1230 Frederick William Ramsden, _Lieut._ 21 May 1884. Retired 8 May
1889.
Cecil Stanley Owen Monck, _Lieut._ 23 Aug. 1884; _Capt._ 28 Aug.
1893. Effective 1896.
Hon. Victor Albert Francis Charles Spencer (afterwards Lord
Churchill), _Lieut._ 23 Aug. 1884. Retired 18 Sept. 1889.
John Richard Hall, _Lieut._ 31 Dec. 1884; _Capt._ 19 Nov. 1895.
Effective 1896.
John Trelawney Sterling, _Lieut._ 31 Jan. 1885. _Capt._ 1 July
1896. Effective 1896.
1235 Henry Blundell Hawkes, _Lieut._ 4 Feb. 1885. _Capt._ 1 July 1896.
From East Surrey Regiment. Effective 1896.
Hon. Evan Edward Charteris, _Lieut._ 7 Feb. 1885. Retired 15
March 1887.
George William Taylor, _Lieut._ 15 May 1885. From South Wales
Borderers. Retired 8 Aug. 1888.
Sydney Earle, _Lieut._ 20 May 1885. _Capt._ 27 July 1896. From
Liverpool Regiment. Effective 1896.
John Maurice Wingfield, _Lieut._ 10 June 1885. Effective 1896.
1240 Hon. Edward Michael Pakenham, _Lieut._ 7 Oct. 1885. Effective
1896.
Hon. Henry Robert Baillie-Hamilton, _Lieut._ 28 Oct. 1885.
Effective 1896.
John McNeile, _Lieut._ 14 Nov. 1885. Effective 1896.
Randal Charles Edward Skeffington Smyth, _Lieut._ 25 Nov. 1885.
Effective 1896.
James Herbert Gustavus Meredyth, Lord Athlumney, _Lieut._ 4 Dec.
1886. Effective 1896.
1245 Hon. John Beresford Campbell, _2nd Lieut._ 23 March 1887;
_Lieut._ 9 July 1890. Effective 1896.
Maurice Abel Fremantle, _2nd Lieut._ 21 May 1887; _Lieut._ 16
July 1890. From Bedfordshire Regiment. Died at Hong-Kong 16
Jan. 1892.
Francis Archibald, Viscount Drumlanrig (afterwards Lord Kelhead),
_2nd Lieut._ 18 June 1887; _Lieut._ 23 July 1890. Retired 8
July 1893.
Hugh Clement Sutton, _2nd Lieut._ 14 Sept. 1887; _Lieut._ 4 Sept
1890. Effective 1896.
Raymond John Marker, _2nd Lieut._ 15 Feb. 1888; _Lieut._ 29 Sept.
1890. Effective 1896.
1250 Geoffrey Percy Thynne Feilding, _2nd Lieut._ 25 April 1888;
_Lieut._ 27 Nov. 1890. Effective 1896.
William Henry Lambton, _2nd Lieut._ 2 May 1888; _Lieut._ 1 Jan.
1891. Effective 1896.
Hon. John Gaspard Le Marchant Romilly (afterwards Lord Romilly),
_2nd Lieut._ 5 May 1888; _Lieut._ 27 Jan. 1891. Effective 1896.
John Ponsonby, _2nd Lieut._ 15 Aug. 1888; _Lieut._ 29 June 1891.
From Royal Irish Rifles. Effective 1896.
Charles John Brinsley, Lord Newtown-Butler, _2nd Lieut._ 22 Aug.
1888; _Lieut._ 15 Oct. 1891. Effective 1896.
1255 Guy Fremantle, _2nd Lieut._ 6 Feb. 1889; _Lieut._ 17 April 1892.
From Worcestershire Regiment. Effective 1896.
Claude Julian Hawker, _2nd Lieut._ 22 May 1889; _Lieut._ 10 Aug.
1892. Effective 1896.
Reginald Longueville, _2nd Lieut._ 21 Sept. 1889; _Lieut._ 23
Feb. 1893. Effective 1896.
Cecil Edward Pereira, _2nd Lieut._ 29 Jan. 1890; _Lieut._ 6 July
1893. Effective 1896.
Thomas Elphinstone Case, _2nd Lieut._ 3 May 1890; _Lieut._ 8 July
1893. Effective 1896.
1260 Richard Arthur Starling Benson, _2nd Lieut._ 2 July 1890;
_Lieut._ 1 Jan. 1894. Effective 1896.
Julian McCarty Steele, _2nd Lieut._ 29 Oct. 1890; _Lieut._ 24
June 1896. Effective 1896.
Nevile Rodwell Wilkinson, _2nd Lieut._ 29 Oct. 1890; _Lieut._ 1
July 1896. Effective 1896.
Thomas Henry Eyre Lloyd, _2nd Lieut._ 29 Oct. 1890; _Lieut._ 27
July 1896. Effective 1896.
Ronald Anthony Markham, _2nd Lieut._ 3 Dec. 1890; _Lieut._ 24
Aug. 1896. Effective 1896.
1265 Lawrence Challoner Garratt, _2nd Lieut._ 3 Dec. 1890. Effective
1896.
Edward Gardiner Alston, _2nd Lieut._ 4 March 1891. Retired 28
Nov. 1894.
Frederick Ivor Maxse, _Capt._ 23 May 1891. Exchanged from Royal
Fusiliers. Effective 1896.
Henry Tracy Peel, _2nd Lieut._ 15 July 1891. From Kings Royal
Rifle Corps. Died of Typhoid Fever, at Holyhead, 16 Oct. 1893.
Herbert William Studd, _2nd Lieut._ 25 July 1891. Effective 1896.
1270 Hon. Claude Heathcote-Drummond Willoughby, _2nd Lieut._ 5 Dec.
1891. Effective 1896.
Harry William Ludovic Heathcoat-Heathcoat-Amory, _2nd Lieut._ 5
Dec. 1891. Effective 1896.
Eric Thomas Henry Hanbury-Tracy, _2nd Lieut._ 25 May 1892.
Effective 1892.
Sir Frederick Charles Arthur Stephenson, G.C.B., _Col._ 16 July
1892. Originally in the Scots Guards. Effective 1896.
Henry Seymour Rawlinson (afterwards Sir H., Bart.), _Capt._ 20
July 1892. Exchanged from Kings Royal Rifle Corps. Effective
1896.
1275 Reginald Champion, _2nd Lieut._ 31 Aug. 1892. From West Riding
Regiment. Retired 25 Jan. 1893.
Charles Edward Wyld, _2nd Lieut._ 8 Feb. 1893. Effective 1896.
Hon. Leslie d’Henin Hamilton, _2nd Lieut._ 22 March 1893.
Effective 1896.
Hon. Guy Victor Baring, _2nd Lieut._ 8 July 1893. Effective 1896.
Francis Charles Philips, _2nd Lieut._ 21 Oct. 1893. Transferred
to 4th Dragoon Guards 6 March 1895.
1280 Harry Anthony Chandos Pole-Gell, _2nd Lieut._ 23 Dec. 1893.
Effective 1896.
Torquhil George Matheson, _2nd Lieut._ 2 June 1894. Effective
1896.
Hon. George Arthur Charles Crichton, _2nd Lieut._ 28 Nov. 1894.
Effective 1896.
Jocelyn Henry Clive Graham, _2nd Lieut._ 6 March 1895. Effective
1896.
Francis Douglas Farquhar, _2nd Lieut._ 29 April 1896. Effective
1896.
1285 Giles Stephen Holland, Lord Stavordale, _2nd Lieut._ 5 Aug. 1896.
Effective 1896.
Ralph Henry S. Wilmot, _2nd Lieut._ 12 Aug. 1896. Effective 1896.
John Vaughan Campbell, _2nd Lieut._ 7 Sept. 1896. Effective 1896.
Francis Jenkins, _2nd Lieut._ 23 Sept. 1896. Effective 1896.

2.
COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.

A.—COLONELS.

1 George Monck, Duke of Albemarle, K.G., Capt.-General, July 1650.
2 William, Earl of Craven, Lieut.-General, 6 Jan. 16-69/70.
3 Thomas Talmash (or Tolemache), Lieut.-General, 1 May 1689.
4 John, Lord Cutts, Lieut.-General, 3 Oct. 1694.
5 Charles Churchill, General, 25 Feb. 170-6/7.
6 William, Earl of Cadogan, K.T., Lieut.-General, 11 Oct. 1714.
7 Richard, Earl of Scarborough, K.G., 18 June 1722.
8 H.R.H. William, Duke of Cumberland, K.G., Field-Marshal, 30 April
1740.
9 Charles, Duke of Marlborough, K.G., 18 Feb. 174½.
10 William, Earl of Albemarle, 5 Oct. 1744.
11 James, Lord Tyrawley, Lieut.-General, 8 April 1755.
12 John, Earl of Waldegrave, K.G., General, 15 July 1773.
13 H.R.H. Frederick, Duke of York, K.G., Field-Marshal, 27 Oct. 1784.
14 H.R.H. Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, K.G., Field-Marshal, 5 Oct.
1805.
15 John, Earl of Strafford, G.C.B., Field-Marshal, 15 Aug. 1850.
16 Colin, Lord Clyde, G.C.B., General, 22 June 1860.
17 Sir William Maynard Gomm, G.C.B., Field-Marshal 15 Aug. 1863.
18 Sir William Codrington, G.C.B., General, 16 March 1875.
19 Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Steele, G.C.B., General, 7 Aug. 1884.
20 Hon. Sir Arthur Hardinge, K.C.B., General, 26 Feb. 1890.
21 Sir Frederick Stephenson, G.C.B., General, 16 July 1892. Effective
1896.

B.—LIEUT.-COLONELS.

1 William Gough, July 1650.
2 Ethelbert Morgan, Oct. 1659.
3 Sir James Smith, Kt., M.P., 21 July 1665.
4 Edward Sackville, Major-General, Jan. 168½ till 1688.
5 James Bridgeman, 1691.
6 Sir William Seymour, 10 Aug. 1692.
7 William Matthew, 26 Feb. 169-4/5.
8 William Mathew, 1 Oct. 1702.
9 Edward Braddock, Major-General, 10 Jan. 170¾.
10 Richard Holmes, Major-General, 28 Sept. 1715.
11 Sir Adolphus Oughton, Bart., M.P., 12 Aug. 1717.
12 John Robinson, 3 Aug. 1733.
13 John Folliot, 30 Oct. 1734.
14 George Churchill, 1 April 1743.
15 Edward Braddock, 21 Nov. 1745.
16 Hedworth Lambton, 12 May 1753.
17 Hon. Bennet Noel, Lieut.-Major-General, 22 Dec. 1755.
18 Julius Cæsar, Major-General, 12 April 1762.
19 William A’Court, 20 Aug. 1762.
20 John Thomas, 23 Dec. 1763.
21 Henry Lister, 21 Nov. 1777.
22 Harry Trelawney, 23 Nov. 1785.
23 Anthony George Martin, Major-General, 26 May 1789.
24 Thomas Slaughter Stanwix, Lieut.-General, 2 Dec. 1795.
25 Edward Morrison, Major-General, 9 May 1800.
26 Andrew Cowell, Major-General, 19 Nov. 1800.
27 Hon. Henry Brand, C.B., (afterwards Lord Dacre), 25 July 1814.
28 Alexander Woodford, C.B., 25 July 1821.
29 James Macdonell, C.B., 27 May 1825.
30 Daniel MacKinnon, 22 July 1830.
31 Sir William Maynard Gomm, K.C.B., 23 June 1836.
32 Francis Miles Milman, 10 Jan. 1837.
33 John Fremantle, C.B., 8 Aug. 1837.
34 William Lovelace Walton, 31 Dec. 1839.
35 Charles Shawe, 8 May 1846.
36 Charles Antonio Ferdinand Bentinck, 9 Nov. 1846.
37 Thomas Chaplin, 25 April 1848.
38 Henry John William Bentinck, 22 Aug. 1851.
39 Hon. Arthur Upton, 20 June 1854.
40 Hon. George Upton, C.B. (afterwards Viscount Templeton), 20 Feb.
1855.
41 Lord Frederick Paulet, C.B., 26 Oct. 1858.
42 William Samuel Newton, 13 Dec. 1860.
43 Spencer Perceval, 2 July 1861.
44 Thomas Steele, C.B., 9 Nov. 1862.
45 Mark Wood, 24 Nov. 1863.
46 Dudley Wilmot Carleton (afterwards Lord Dorchester), 22 May 1866.
47 Hon. Arthur Hardinge, C.B., 2 Sept. 1868.
48 Hon. Percy Feilding, C.B., 4 Jan. 1871.
49 Arthur Lyon Fremantle, 5 Sept. 1877.
50 George Robert FitzRoy, 10 Nov. 1880.
51 Godfrey Wigram, C.B., 16 Dec. 1885.
52 John Barton Sterling, 5 Feb. 1890.
53 Evelyn, Viscount Falmouth, C.B., 5 Feb. 1895. Effective 1896.

C.—MAJORS COMMANDING BATTALIONS.

NOTE.—Up to 1711, the Regiment contained only one Major; another
was then appointed, the senior having the rank of First Major, the
junior, Second Major. This distinction was abolished by authority,
dated September 11, 1821 (_ante_, p. 86), and the new rule applied
retrospectively to the promotion that took place in July of that
year. The Senior Major, however, still commanded the 1st
Battalion, and the junior the 2nd Battalion. In 1864, this system
was discontinued, and Majors were definitely posted to the
Battalions they were appointed to command (_ante_, p. 307).

In the following list, First and Second Majors are indicated by
_F_ and _S_ respectively; Senior and Junior Majors by _sen_ and
_jun_; Officers posted definitely to Battalions have the number
_1st_ or _2nd_ entered against their names, to show which
Battalion they commanded.

1 Abraham Holmes, July 1650.
2 Francis Nicols, Oct. 1659.
3 Sir James Smith, Kt., M.P., 11 March 166½.
4 John Miller (formerly Adjutant-General), 21 July 1665.
5 Robert Winter, 1673.
6 Thomas Mansfield, 1676. (No Major for a year).
7 John Huitson, 1682.
8 James Bridgeman, 1688.
9 Sir William Seymour, 1691.
10 Henry Withers, 10 Aug. 1692.
11 William Mathew, 26 Feb. 169-4/5.
12 Edward Braddock, 1 Oct. 1702.
13 Richard Holmes, Major-General, 10 Jan. 170¾. _F_ 25 April 1711.
14 Henry Morryson, Brigadier-General, _S_ 25 April 1711.
15 Sir Adolphus Oughton, Bart., M.P., _F_ 28 Sept. 1715.
16 John Robinson, _S_ 28 Sept. 1715; _F_ 12 Aug. 1717.
17 Sir Tristram Dillington, Bart., M.P., _S_ 12 Aug. 1717.
18 John Folliott, _S_ 8 July 1721; _F_ 3 Aug. 1733.
19 Henry Pulteney, _S_ 3 Aug. 1733; _F_ 30 Oct. 1734.
20 John Huske, _S_ 30 Oct. 1734; _F_ 5 July 1739.
21 George Churchill, _S_ 5 July 1739; _F_ 25 Dec. 1740.
22 William Douglas, _S_ 29 Dec. 1740; _F_ 2 April 1743.
23 Edward Braddock, _S_ 2 April 1743; _F_ 27 May 1745.
24 Maurice Buckland, M.P., _S_ 27 May 1745; _F_ 21 Nov. 1745.
25 Charles Russell, _S_ 21 Nov. 1745; _F_ 1 Dec. 1747.
26 Hedworth Lambton, _S_ 1 Dec. 1747; _F_ 17 Dec. 1751.
27 Hon. Bennet Noel, _S_ 17 Dec. 1751; _F_ 12 May 1753.
28 Julius Cæsar, Major-General, _S_ 12 May 1753; _F_ 25 Dec. 1755.
29 William A’Court, _S_ 29 Dec. 1755; _F_ 12 April 1762.
30 John Thomas, _S_ 12 April 1762; _F_ 20 Aug. 1762.
31 William Evelyn, _S_ 20 Aug. 1762; _F_ 23 Dec. 1763.
32 Hon. Martyn Sandys, _S_ 23 Dec. 1763.
33 William Alexander Sorell, Major-General, _S_ 11 Jan. 1769; _F_ 3
Nov. 1769.
34 Francis Craig, _S_ 3 Nov. 1769; _F_ 15 Dec. 1773.
35 Henry Lister, _S_ 15 Dec. 1773; _F_ 8 Sept. 1775.
36 Thomas Clarke, _S_ 8 Sept. 1775; _F_ 21 Nov. 1777.
37 Charles Rainsford, _S_ 21 Nov. 1777.
38 Harry Trelawney, _F_ 5 May 1780.
39 Anthony George Martin, Major-General, _S_ 7 June 1780; _F_ 23 Nov.
1785.
40 Richard Grenville, Major-General, _S_ 23 Nov. 1785.
41 Hon. Chapel Norton, Major-General, _S_ 21 April 1786; _F_ 26 May
1789.
42 George Morgan, Major-General, _S_ 26 May 1789.
43 Lowther Pennington, Major-General, _S_ 1 Feb. 1793; _F_ 1 April
1795.
44 Thomas Slaughter Stanwix, Major-General, _S_ 1 April 1795; _F_ 23
June 1795.
45 William Morshead, Major-General, _S_ 23 June 1795; _F_ 2 Dec. 1795.
46 Edward Morrison, Major-General, _S_ 2 Dec. 1795; _F_ 30 Dec. 1797.
47 Andrew Cowell, Major-General, _S_ 30 Dec. 1797; _F_ 9 May 1800.
48 Richard Earl of Caven, Major-General, _S_ 9 May 1800; _F_ 19 Nov.
1800.
49 Hon. Edward Finch, Lieut.-General, _S_ 19 Nov. 1800; _F_ 18 June
1801.
50 John Calcraft, Lieut.-General, _S_ 18 June 1801; _F_ 4 Aug. 1808.
51 Kenneth Alexander Howard, Major-General (afterwards Earl of
Effingham), _S_ 4 Aug. 1808.
52 Sir Richard Downes Jackson, K.C.B., _F_ 25 July 1814.
53 Alexander Woodford, C.B., _S_ 25 July 1825; _F_ 18 Jan. 1820.
54 Sir Henry Bouverie, K.C.B., _S_ 18 Jan. 1820; _sen._ 25 July 1821.
55 James Macdonell, C.B., _jun._ 25 July 1821.
56 John Hamilton, _sen._ 27 May 1825.
57 William Henley Raikes, _jun._ 27 May 1825.
58 Daniel MacKinnon, _jun._ 22 June 1826; _sen._ 16 May 1829.
59 Sir William Maynard Gomm, K.C.B., _jun._ 16 May 1829; _sen._ 22
July 1830.
60 Francis Miles Milman, _jun._ 22 July 1830; _sen._ 23 June 1836.
61 John Fremantle, C.B., _jun._ 23 June 1836; _sen._ 10 Jan. 1837.
62 William Lovelace Walton, _jun._ 10 Jan. 1837; _sen._ 8 Aug. 1837.
63 Charles Shawe, _jun._ 8 Aug. 1837; _sen._ 31 Dec. 1839.
64 George Bowles, _jun._ 31 Dec. 1839.
65 Charles Antonio Ferdinand Bentinck, _jun._ 30 May 1843; _sen._ 8
May 1846.
66 Thomas Chaplin, _jun._ 8 May 1846; _sen._ 9 Nov. 1846.
67 Henry John William Bentinck, _jun._ 9 Nov. 1846; _sen._ 25 April
1848.
68 Charles Murray Hay, _jun._ 25 April 1848; _sen._ 22 Aug. 1851.
69 Hon. Arthur Upton, _jun._ 22 Aug. 1851.
70 Hon. George Upton (afterwards Viscount Templetown), _sen._ 20 June
1854.
71 Gordon Drummond, _jun._ 20 June 1854; _sen._ 20 Feb. 1855.
72 Lord Frederick Paulet, C.B., _jun._ 20 Feb. 1855; _sen._ 18 Nov.
1856.
73 William Samuel Newton, _jun._ 18 Nov. 1856; _sen._ 26 Oct. 1858.
74 Spencer Perceval, _jun._ 26 Oct. 1858; _sen._ 13 Dec. 1860.
75 Thomas Montagu Steele, C.B., _jun._ 13 Dec. 1860; _sen._ 2 July
1861.
76 William Mark Wood, _jun._ 2 July 1861; _sen._ 9 Nov. 1862.
77 Dudley Wilmot Carleton (afterwards Lord Dorchester), _jun._ 9 Nov.
1862; _sen._ 24 Nov. 1863.
78 Arthur St. George Herbert Stepney, C.B., _jun._ 24 Nov. 1863.
79 James Talbot Airey, C.B., _1st_ 22 May 1866.
80 Clement William Strong, _2nd_ 14 Aug. 1866.
81 Hon. Arthur Edward Hardinge, C.B., _2nd_ 15 March 1867.
82 Hon. Percy Robert Basil Feilding, C.B., _1st_ 23 Oct. 1867.[502]
83 Charles Baring, _2nd_ 2 Sept. 1868.
84 Gerald Littlehales Goodlake, V.C., _2nd_ 14 Aug. 1872; transferred
to _1st_, 20 July 1875.
85 Arthur James Lyon Fremantle, _1st_ 28 April 1875; transferred to
_2nd_, 20 July 1875.
86 Hon. William Henry Adelbert Feilding, _1st_ 7 Aug. 1875.
87 George Robert FitzRoy, _2nd_ 5 Sept. 1877.
88 Julian Hamilton Hall, _1st_ 29 Sept. 1877.
89 Godfrey James Wigram, C.B., _2nd_ 10 Nov. 1880.

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Footnote 502:

From Jan. 4, 1871, to April 28, 1875, Colonel Feilding, while
Lieut.-Colonel of the Regiment, continued to command the 1st
Battalion (_ante_, 315, 334).

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LIEUT.-COLONELS COMMANDING.[503]

90 Arthur Lambton, C.B., _1st_ 29 Sept. 1882.
91 John Barton Sterling, _2nd_ 10 Nov. 1885.
92 Richard Spencer Hall, _1st_ 29 Sept. 1886.
93 Hon. Henry Lowry Corry, _2nd_ 10 Nov. 1889.
94 Robert William Webb Follett, _1st_ 29 Sept. 1890.
95 Evelyn Viscount Falmouth, C.B., _2nd_ 10 Nov. 1893.
96 Francis Aylmer Graves-Sawle, _1st_ 29 Sept. 1894. Effective 1896.
97 Reginald Pole-Carew, C.B., _2nd_ 5 Feb. 1895. Effective 1896.

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Footnote 503:

By Royal Warrant, 1 July 1881, the Majors Commanding Battalions
were called Lieut.-Colonels Commanding Battalions.

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3
REGIMENTAL STAFF OFFICERS.[504]

A.—ADJUTANTS.

Hon. J. Hope, _jun._ 16 May 1829; _sen._ 10 Feb. 1832. Resigned 7
July 1837.
60 C. W. Horton, _jun._ 10 Feb. 1832; _sen._ 6 July 1837. Resigned 4
Sept. 1840.
D. M. Chisholm, _jun._ 8 July 1837. Retired 25 Dec. 1838.
Lord F. Paulet, _jun._ 25 Dec. 1838. Promoted 2 May 1846.
Hon. F. W. Child Villiers, _1st Battn._ 4 Sept. 1840.[505] Resigned
27 May 1842.
W. S. Newton, _1st_ 27 May 1842. Resigned 30 Dec. 1845.
65 J. L. Elrington, _1st_ 30 Dec. 1845. Promoted 11 June 1847.
P. G. H. Somerset, _2nd Battn._ 8 May 1846. Resigned 2 March 1849.
J. Halkett, _1st_ 11 June 1847. Resigned 8 Oct. 1850.
F. W. Newdigate, _2nd_ 2 March 1849. Promoted 4 Sept. 1854.
Hon. P. Feilding, _1st_ 8 Oct. 1850. Promoted 23 Nov. 1855.
70 Hon. H. W. J. Byng, _2nd_ 4 Sept. 1854. Resigned 2 Oct. 1855.
A. J. Fremantle, _2nd_ 2 Oct. 1855. Promoted 20 April 1860.
George Lord Bingham, _1st_ 21 Dec. 1855. Resigned 7 Aug. 1856.
Hon. R. Monck, _1st_ 8 Aug. 1856. Promoted 17 Nov. 1863.
W. F. E. Seymour, _2nd_ 20 April 1860. Resigned 1 Sept. 1863.
75 H. G. Fortescue, _2nd_ 1 Sept. 1863. Retired 8 Sept. 1865.
Hon. E. H. Legge, _1st_ 17 Nov. 1863. Resigned 24 Dec. 1867.
G. J. Wigram, _2nd_ 8 Sept. 1865. Resigned 14 Sept. 1866.
G. J. Fitzroy Smith, _2nd_ 14 Sept. 1866. Promoted 25 March 1871.
Hon. F. A. Wellesley, _1st_ 25 Dec. 1867. Resigned 19 Aug. 1871.
80 Hon. J. R. W. Vesey, _2nd_ 25 March 1871. Resigned 28 April 1874.
Hon. R. G. E. Campbell, _1st_ 19 Aug. 1871. Resigned 28 Oct. 1878.
Hon. E. H. Digby, _1st_ 29 April 1874. Resigned 1 April 1876.
Hon. E. E. T. Boscawen, _2nd_ 1 April 1876. Resigned 16 Feb. 1878.
Hon. A. H. Henniker-Major, _2nd_ 16 Feb. 1878. Resigned 2 Feb.
1886.
85 Hon. H. C. Legge, _1st_ 29 Oct. 1878. Resigned 29 Oct. 1885.
Hon. E. H. Digby, _regimental_ 1 July 1881. Resigned 19 Sept. 1883.
Hon. E. E. T. Boscawen, _regt._ 19 Sept. 1883. Resigned 18 March
1887.
A. E. Codrington, _1st_ 29 Oct. 1885. Resigned 7 March 1888.

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Footnote 504:

Continued from Appendix No. 285 of MacKinnon’s _Origin and
Services of the Coldstream Guards_ , vol. ii., p. 521.

Footnote 505:

Adjutants ceased to change Battalions, about this time, when they
became senior, and were definitely posted to Battalions (_ante_,
22, 308).

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E. R. Wigram, _2nd_ 3 Feb. 1886. Resigned 26 Oct. 1886.
90 C. A. A. Frederick, _2nd_ 27 Oct. 1886. Resigned 28 Dec. 1888.
Hon. H. Amherst, _regt._ 16 March 1887. Resigned 25 March 1890.
F. S. Maude, _1st_ 7 March 1888. Time expired 6 March 1892.
Hon. W. Lambton, _2nd_ 29 Dec. 1888. Time expired 28 Dec. 1892.
Hon. A. H. Henniker-Major, _regt._ 26 March 1890. Resigned 26 Jan.
1891.
95 V. J. Dawson, _regt._ 27 Jan. 1891. Resigned 28 July 1891.
H. G. D. Shute, _regt._ 29 July 1891. Appointed Brigade-Major
Brigade of Guards 1 Jan. 1894.
R. J. Marker, _1st_ 7 March 1892. Time expired 6 March 1896.
C. S. O. Monck, _2nd_ 29 Dec. 1892. Effective 1896.
H. C. Sutton, _regt._ 1 Jan. 1894. Effective 1896.
100 H. W. Heathcote Amory, _1st_ 7 March 1896. Effective 1896.

B.—QUARTERMASTERS.
(_Previous Rank—Appointment, etc._)

28 Thomas Dwelly, _Q.-M.-Serg._; _2nd Battn._ 15 Oct. 1812. To
half-pay 25 July 1837.
Benjamin Selway, _Ens._ and _Adj._ Surrey Local Militia; _1st
Battn._ 26 Nov. 1812. Died 2 June 1836.
30 William Morse, _Sergt.-Major_; _1st_ 28 June 1836. Died 21 June
1853.
Thomas Lea, _Sergt.-Major_; _2nd_ 25 July 1837. Died 12 Feb. 1852.
Arthur Hurle, _Sergt.-Major_; _2nd_ 13 Feb. 1852. Retired 27 Feb.
1867.
Alexander Falconer, _Sergt.-Major_; _1st_ 1 July 1853. Retired 26
Feb. 1876.
Joseph Birch, _Q.-M.-Sergt._; _2nd_ 27 Feb. 1867. Retired 15 Oct.
1881.
35 William E. Reynolds, _Sergt.-Major_; _1st_ 8 March 1876.
Transferred to Guards Depôt 1 April 1885.
William Webster, _Ord. Room Sergt._; _2nd_ 15 Oct. 1881. Retired 24
July 1894.
Henry Folson, _Sergt.-Major_; _1st_ 1 April 1885. Retired 14 May
1895.
Robert Grindel, _Superintend. Clerk Reg. Ord. Room_; _2nd_ 25 July
1894. Effective 1896.
William W. Girling, _Q.-M.-Sergt._; _1st_ 15 May 1895. Effective
1896.

C.—MEDICAL OFFICERS.

31 William Whymper (Sir William), _Assist.-Surg._ 14 Nov. 1805;
_Battn.-Surg._ 25 Dec. 1813; _Surg.-Major_, 24 Feb. 1825. To
half-pay 29 April 1836.
Charles Herbert, _Assist.-Surg._ 3 March 1808. Resigned 24 Oct.
1810.
Thomas Clarke, _Assist.-Surg._ 20 April 1809. Resigned 3 Oct. 1810.
James Owen, _Assist.-Surg._ 4 Oct. 1810. Superseded 20 Feb. 1811.
35 Edward Nixon, _Assist.-Surg._ 25 Oct. 1810. Resigned 28 April 1813.
Thomas Maynard, _Assist.-Surg._ 21 Feb. 1811; _Battn.-Surg._ 28 May
1818. Died 1836.
George Smith, _Assist.-Surg._ 17 Dec. 1812; _Battn.-Surg._ 24 Feb.
1825. Retired 1836.
Septimus Worrell, _Assist.-Surg._ 29 April 1813. Exchanged to
half-pay of the Regiment 23 Aug. 1821.
William Hunter, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 10 Feb. 1814, 24 Feb. 1825;
_Battn.-Surg._ 4 Sept. 1836; _Surg.-Major_, 16 March 1838.
Half-pay 25 Dec. 1818. Reappointed 24 Feb. 1825. To half-pay 2
Sept. 1845.
40 Sherrington Gilder, _Assist.-Surg._ 28 May 1818, 23 Aug. 1821. On
half-pay 25 Dec. 1818. Exchanged from ditto 23 Aug. 1821.
Exchanged to half-pay First Foot Guards 20 June 1822.
Frederick Gilder, _Assist.-Surg._ 20 June 1822; _Battn.-Surg._ 16
March 1838. Exchanged from half-pay First Foot Guards 20 June
1822. To half-pay 14 April 1843.
George Chenevix, _Surg.-Major_, 4 Sept. 1836. To half-pay 16 March
1838.
James Wedderburn, _Assist.-Surg._ 21 Oct. 1836. Exchanged 2nd
Dragoons 27 Aug. 1841.
Edward Greatrex, _Assist.-Surg._ 15 March 1838; _Battn.-Surg._ 14
April 1843; _Surg.-Major_, 2 Sept. 1845. To half-pay 3 April
1851.
45 William Thomas Christopher Robinson, _Assist.-Surg._ 23 March 1838;
_Battn.-Surg._ 2 Sept. 1845; _Surg.-Major_, 4 April 1851. Died 20
Feb. 1853.
James Munro, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 27 Aug. 1841; _Battn.-Surg._ 4
April 1851; _Surg.-Major_, 20 Feb. 1853. From 2nd Dragoons. To
half-pay 9 Jan. 1863.
Joseph Skelton, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 2 Sept. 1845; _Battn.-Surg._
20 Feb. 1853. Died 8 April 1857.
Frederick Wildbore, _Assist.-Surg._ 4 April 1851. Resigned 1854.
John Wyatt, C.B., _Assist.-Surg._ 1 April 1853; _Battn.-Surg._ 9
April 1857; _Surg.-Major_, 9 Jan. 1863. From 5th Dragoon Guards.
Died 3 April 1874.
50 Charles Vidler Cay, _Assist.-Surg._ 24 Feb. 1854; _Battn.-Surg._ 9
Jan. 1863 (Surg.-Major, 12 June 1866); _Surg.-Major_, 3 April
1874. From 97th Foot. To half-pay 30 Nov. 1878.
John William Trotter, _Assist.-Surg._ 26 May 1854 (Surg.-Major, 3
April 1874). To Scots Fusilier Guards on promotion, 3 May 1876.
Thomas Lawes Rogers, _Assist.-Surg._ 8 Dec. 1854. Resigned 16 April
1858.
Francis Bowen, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 11 May 1855. From Medical
Staff. Appointed to Royal Hibernian School 31 May 1859.
W. H. Phipps, _Assist.-Surg._ 16 April 1858. Died 14 June 1858.
55 Andrew Spittal, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 28 Sept. 1858. From Medical
Staff. Resigned 29 July 1859.
Robert Farquharson, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 29 July 1859. From Royal
Artillery. Retired 14 Oct. 1868.
Arthur Bowen Richards Myers, _Assist.-Surg._ 26 Sept. 1859 (Surgeon
in 1873). To Scots Guards on promotion 14 March 1883.
John Henry Connel Whipple, M.D., _Assist.-Surg._ 14 Oct. 1868
(Surgeon in 1873). From 21st Foot. To Grenadier Guards on
promotion, 21 June 1885.
Constantine Caridi Read, _Battn.-Surg._ 3 April 1874;
_Surg.-Major_, 30 Nov. 1878. From Grenadier Guards. To half-pay 8
Dec. 1885.
60 James Magill, M.D., _Surg._ 3 May 1876; _Surg.-Major_, 9 Dec. 1885.
Promoted Surgeon Lieut.-Colonel 3 May 1896. Effective 1896.
George Perry, _Battn.-Surg._ 30 Nov. 1878 (Surgeon-Major 1876);
_Surg.-Major_, 9 Dec. 1885. From Scots Guards. To Brigade-Surgeon
Brigade of Guards 31 Dec. 1887. To retired pay 13 May 1888.
Alexander Charles Archibald Alexander, _Surg._ 21 April 1883;
_Surg.-Major_, 8 Nov. 1888. From Army Medical Department.
Effective 1896.
William Alexander Carte, M.B., _Surg._ 22 July 1885. From Medical
Staff Corps. To Grenadier Guards on promotion 23 May 1891.
Robert Hippesley Cox, _Surg._ 7 April 1886. Resigned 11 March 1891.
65 Ernest Harrold Fenn, C.I.E., _Surg.-Major_, 13 May 1888. From
Grenadier Guards. Seconded 8 Nov. 1888. To Scots Guards 26 Sept.
1894.

D.—SOLICITORS.

13 W. G. Carter, 29 Jan. 1824. Died 11 Nov. 1861.
R. J. P. Broughton, 7 Jan. 1862. Effective 1896.

4.
WARRANT-OFFICERS.[506]

A.—SERGEANTS-MAJOR.

FIRST BATTALION.

Appointed. Retired.

Sgt.-M. in 1821. Thomas Baker Discharged June 3, 1823. June 4, 1823. Samuel Rook Discharged Dec. 26, 1828. Dec. 27, 1828. William Morse (from Quarter-M. June 28, 1836. 2nd Battn.) June 20, 1836. William Lundie Discharged March 24, 1846. March 25, 1846. Arthur Hurle Quarter-M. Feb. 13, 1852. Feb. 13, 1852. Alexander Falconer Quarter-M. July 1, 1853. July 1, 1853. Anthony Talbot Dischd. Inval. Sept. 15, 1855. Sept. 26, 1855. Shepherd Carter Discharged Feb. 24, 1865. Feb. 25, 1865. Thomas Samson Discharged Jan. 24, 1871. Jan. 25, 1871. William E. Reynolds Quarter-M. March 8, 1876. March 8, 1876. Henry Risebrook Reverted Col. Sergt. Oct. 29, 1876. Oct. 30, 1876. Edward Dutton Discharged Jan. 20, 1880. Jan. 21, 1880. Henry Folson Quarter-M. April 1, 1885. April 1, 1885. Frederick Dickenson Garrison Sergt.-Major, Home (from Depôt) District, Sept. 1, 1894. Sept. 1, 1894. Alfred Best Effective 1896.

SECOND BATTALION.

Sgt.-M. in 1821. David Newton Discharged Sept. 29, 1823. Sept. 30, 1823. William White Discharged Oct. 16, 1826. Oct. 17, 1826. William Morse To 1st Battn. Dec. 27, 1828. Dec. 27, 1828. Thomas Lea Quarter-M. July 25, 1837. July 25, 1837. Edward Geer Died March 16, 1840. April 25, 1840. William Smeaton Died Oct. 1, 1845 Oct. 2, 1845. William Loomes Discharged Sept. 11, 1849. Sept. 12, 1849. Richard Port Dischd. Inval. May 25, 1853. May 26, 1853. George Pennymore Discharged Jan. 31, 1860. Feb. 1, 1860. John K. Creagh Discharged Feb. 26, 1867. Feb. 27, 1867. William Ewings Discharged Jan. 22, 1878. Jan. 23, 1878. Alfred Spackman Discharged June 28, 1881. June 29, 1881. Alfred Bustard Discharged Oct. 6, 1885. Oct. 7, 1885. Joseph Brace Garrison Sergt.-Major, Portsmouth, Jan. 31, 1893. Feb. 1, 1893. James Sparkes (from Garrison Sergt.-Major, Home Depôt) District, April 2, 1895. April 3, 1895. Stephen Wright Effective 1896.

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Footnote 506:

By Royal Warrant, 1 July 1881, the Sergeant-Major, Bandmaster, and
Superintending Clerk at Regimental Orderly Room were appointed
Warrant-officers.

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B.—REGIMENTAL CLERKS. Warrant-Officer. Retired. July 1, 1881. Frederick J. Wray Retired April 30, 1892. May 1, 1892. Robert Grindel Quarter-M. July 24, 1894. July 25, 1894. William Johnson Effective 1896.

C.—BANDMASTERS.[507]

Warrant-Officer. Retired.
July 1, 1881. Cadwallader Thomas Invalided April 8, 1896.
April 9, 1896. John Rogan From 2nd Queen’s Royal West
Surrey Regiment. Effective
1896.

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Footnote 507:

See Appendix V. p. 424.

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D.—COLDSTREAM SERGEANTS-MAJOR OF THE GUARDS DEPÔT.
(_Found in turn by the three Regiments._)

July 1, 1881. Herbert Barrell Discharged Aug. 30, 1881. July 1, 1883. Frederick Dickenson To 1st Coldstream Guards April 1, 1885. Jan. 23, 1888. Herbert Martin Retired at own request March 17, 1891. May 13, 1891. James Sparkes To 2nd Coldstream Guards Jan. 31, 1893.

INDEX.

Abu Hamed, 383 Abu Klea, battle of, 384, 385 Abu Kru, battle of, 386 Airey, Col: [Gen: Sir J.], 141, 314 Aix-la-Chapelle, congress of, 67 Aladyn, 145 Aldershot, 268, 283, 296, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Alexander I. of Russia, 32 Alexander II. of Russia, 252, 331 Alexandria, 354; forts of, bombarded, 355 Alison, Sir Archibald, Gen.: 355, 357, 358, 370 Alma, 167; battle of the, 168 ff Amherst, Hon: W. [Viscount Holmesdale; Earl Amherst], 227 Angelo, Mr., 117 Arabi Pasha, 352, 353, 357, 363 Armament of the British infantry, 126, 259, 271, 317 Army Purchase abolished, 324 Army Reform, 124, 319-349 Austria; and Russia, 133, 148, 149 Azof, Sea of, 161, 245, 253, 274

Baker Pasha, Gen:, 374 Balaklava, 197; charge of, 198 Baltic Sea, 158 Baring, Capt: C. [Col:], 174, 314 Barracks (_see_ App. xv.) —— Buckingham House [Palace], 97, etc. —— Chelsea, 270, 305, etc. —— Kensington, 97, 300, etc. —— King’s Mews, 76; changed to St. George’s, 97; etc. —— Knightsbridge, 76; given up, 97; etc. —— Magazine, 97; given up, 305; etc. —— Portman Street, 76, 120; given up, 305; etc. —— St. George’s, 97, etc. —— St. John’s Wood; first used, 97; given up by Foot Guards, 305; etc. —— Wellington, 97, 300, 305, etc. —— Westminster, 97 —— Windsor. _See_ Windsor. Barrell, Sergt:-Major, 310 Barton, Capt: Robert, 336, 337 Bath, Order of, ceremony of investiture, 102; investitures in Crimea, 265 Bathurst, Lord, 19, 67, 71 Bayonet exercise, 117 Bentinck, Col: C., 118 —— Col: [Sir H.], 128, 140, 171, 216, 233, 266 Berber, 379, 380, 403, etc. Beresford, Lord C., 382 Berlin Treaty, 338 Bertie, Capt: Hon: G., 336 Bicentenary of Coldstream, 120 Billeting system, 35 Bingham, Maj: Lord [Earl of Lucan], 141 Black Sea neutralized, 278 Blücher, Marshal, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 30, 35 Boat-race, 85 Bombardments of Sevastopol (_see_ Sevastopol), 193, 252, 255, 256, 261 Bonaparte. _See_ Napoleon I. Bonham, Lt:-Col:, 339, 377 Boscawen, Col: Hon. E. [Viscount Falmouth], 377, 386, 408 Bosphorus, 137 Bosquet, Gen:, 155, 165, 200, 223, 244, 262 Bouverie, Sir H., 79, 83, 85, 86, 88 Bouverie, Capt: H., 227 Bouverie [Pleydell-Bouverie], Lt: G. [Maj:], 411 Bowles, Col: [Sir G.], 114, 117 Brand, Col: [Gen:] Hon. H. [Lord Dacre], 82, 83 Brigade of Guards, 13, 20, 57, 69, 77, 94, 138, 141, 150, 164, 170, 172, 188, 191, 200, 201, 213, 214-217, 220, 245, 246, 248, 251, 257, 267-269, 279, 284, 285, 300, 302, 304, 306, 313, 329, 330, 336, 344, 346, 347, 359, 360, 384, 399, 401, 406, etc. ——, General Officer appointed to command the, 290 Brighton, 97, etc. Brown, Gen: Sir G., 141, 170 Buckingham House [Palace] Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Buller, Maj:-Gen:, 170, 210, 212 Buller, Gen: Sir Redvers, 337, 390 Bülow, Gen:, 14, 15 Burghersh, Lt:-Col: Lord [Earl of Westmoreland], 141 Burnaby, Col: F., 385 Butler, Maj: J. A., 146, 147 Byng, Gen: Sir John [F.-M. Earl of Strafford], 8, 13, 21, 88, 122, 284, 285, 303 Byng, Capt: Hon: H., 141

Cambridge, F.-M. H.R.H. Adolphus Duke of, 57, 120, 121 Cambridge, Gen: H.R.H. Prince George [F.-M. Duke] of, 118, 165, 216, 232, 235, 285, 290, 296, 297 Camel Corps, 377, 381, 383, 391, 408 Campbell, Gen: Sir Colin [Lord Clyde], 173, 189, 251, 266, 303, 307 Campbell, Lt:-Col: Hon: H., 141, 172 Campbell, Capt: Hon: R., 336, 337 Canada, 103; discontent in, 107; suppression of outbreak, 108; second outbreak, 110, 111; legislative union, 112 Canrobert, Gen:, 145, 155, 165, 183, 184, 225, 252, 253 Canteen system, improvements in, 299, 340 Carleton, Col: Dudley [Lord Dorchester], 247, 306, 307, 314 Carnot (1815), 43 Caroline, Queen, 80 Caspian Sea, 159 Castlereagh, Lord, 31 Casualties; Waterloo campaign, 21; Alma, 171; Inkerman, 226; in Crimea, 290; Tel el-Kebir, 368; Abu Klea, 385; Hashin, 399; 24th March, 1885, 401, 402 Cathcart, Gen: Hon: Sir J., 183, 184, 215, 222 Cato Street Conspiracy, 79 Caucasus, 160 Chapel Royal, Whitehall, 77 Chapel, Royal Military, at Wellington Barracks, 104, 300, 349 Chaplin, Col: T., 116, 118, 120 Charteris, Lt: Hon: Alan, 395 Charteris, Lt: Hon: Alfred, 336 Chartists, 119 Chatham, 76, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Chelsea Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Chichester, 117, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Chobham Camp, 128, 296 Cholera, 95, 152, 183, 189, etc. Cialdini, Gen:, 262 Circassia, 160, 255, 294 Citate, 135 Clarendon, Earl of, 255 Clinton, Gen: Sir H., 48, 88 Clive, Col:, 406 Clyde, Lord. _See_ Campbell, Sir C. Codrington, Lt: Alfred [Maj:], 357 Codrington, Gen: Sir W., 108, 151, 170, 210, 262, 266, 276, 333, 344 Colborne, Gen: Sir J. [F.-M. Lord Seaton], 107, 111, 112, 128 Coldstream Guards, 8, 12, 13, 32, 48, 55, 69, 76, 84, 87, 100, 105, 107, 112, 117, 128, 154, 208, 213, 224, 245, 299, etc. (_see_ Brigade of Guards) —— Colours. _See_ Colours. —— Establishment, (1814 and 1821) 75; (1854) 195; (1856) 293; changes in ’81, 342, 343 —— Name of, 90 —— Officers, lists of, (1815) 23; in France, (1816) 49; (1825) 87; (1837) 99; in Canada, 108; (’48) 118; (1854) 287; to Crimea, 139; in Bulgaria, 151; Inkerman, 213; (1855) May, 250; Oct., 266; and Dec., 274; (1856) March, 278; and July, 286; (1865) 308; (1871) 316; (1877) 334; Egyptian Campaign, 356; Nile Expedition, 377, 378; Suakin Campaign, 395; Dec. ’85, 410 Cole, Gen: Sir L., 48 Colonial troops, 394 Colours, 272, 300, 371, 410 Colville, Gen; Sir Charles, 11, 60 Combermere, Gen: Lord, 48, 84 Connaught, Gen: H.R.H. Duke of, 356, 358 Conolly, Lt: [Col:] 201, 287 Consort, Prince, _See_ Prince Consort. Convoy, attack on, near Gubat, 391 Convoy, attack on, near Suakin, 24th March, 1885, 401 Cookery, School of, 298 Corporal punishment in the Army, 101 Corry [Lowry-Corry], Hon: H. (_see_ App. xvi.) Council of Military Education, 296 Cowell, Lt:-Col: 217, 227 Craufurd, Gen:, 281, 285, 304, 307 Crawley, Capt; P. [Col:], 227 Crimea, position of, 161; invasion of, 154. _See_ Crimean War. Crimean War; origin, 134; commenced, 135; formally declared, 138; women in camp, 144; Danube Campaign, 146; Austrian intervention, 148, 149; invasion of Crimea, 154; allied forces, 154; the Alma, 170; siege of Sevastopol, 184 ff; first bombardment, 193; Balaklava, 197; Inkerman, 204-230; the winter 1854-55, 234; commissariat, 235; sickness, 241; fall of Sevastopol, 265; later operations, 273,274; conclusion of, 278; summarized, 288; (_see_ Sevastopol, etc.) Croydon, 97, 309, etc. Cust, Capt:, 174 Cyprus, 355, 406

Dacre, Lord. _See_ Brand. Dalrymple, Hon: N. 402 Daniell, Col: 247, 250 Dannenberg, Gen:, 210, 212 Davoût, Marshal, 14, 16, 17, 25, 38, 42, 43 Dawson, Lt:-Col: Hon: T. Vesey, 209, 28, 227, 228 Dawson, Capt: [Maj:] Vesey, 390 D’Erlon, Gen:, 12 Deptford, 77, etc. Devna, Lake of, 152 Digby, Col: Hon: E. [Lord Digby], 334 Disbrowe, Lt:, 227 Dobrudsha, 146, 148, 150 Dongola, 372, 377; advance to, 380 ff; evacuated, 407 Dorchester, Lord. _See_ Carleton. Double Rank, 20, 325, 342 Drummond, Col: Gordon, 150, 247, 250, 300 Drummond, Capt: Hon: R., 260 Dublin, 76, 335, 345, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Durham, Earl of, 107, 108, 109, 112

Earle, Maj:-Gen:, 382, 390, 391 Education, Military, Council of, 296 Edward of Saxe-Weimar, Prince. _See_ Saxe-Weimar. Egypt, 350, 372; dual control, 352; British Protectorate, 371 Egyptian Army, 364 Egyptian War, Tel el-Kebir Campaign, 358-367; Nile Campaign, 372-392; Suakin Campaign, 393-408 Eliot, Capt: Hon: G., 151, 209, 217, 227 Eupatoria, 163, 244, 274 Evans, Gen: Sir De Lacy, 170, 210

Falconer, A., Quartermaster, 213, 335 Falmouth, Viscount. _See_ Boscawen. Feilding, Col: Hon: P. [Gen: Sir P.] 151, 213, 227, 314, 315, 334 Feilding, Col: Hon: W. [Gen:], 334 Fenians, 311, 313 Field-Officer in Brigade Waiting, 92, 290, 291 Finsbury, 76, etc. Fire-service, 106 First Guards. _See_ Grenadier Guards. FitzClarence, Lt: [Gen: Lord Frederick], 80, 321 FitzRoy, Col: G. [Gen:], 334, 343, 344, 345 FitzRoy, Lt:-Col: Lord Charles [Duke of Grafton], 334, 340 Flank-march round Sevastopol, 181 Fleet in Crimean War, 138, 149, 178, 193, 273; in Egyptian War, 355, 359 Flogging in the Army, 101 Follett, Col: R. (_see_ App. xvi.) Forey, Gen:, 155, 165, 187 Forster, Rt: Hon: W. E., 347 Fortescue, Capt: [Lt:-Col:] Cyril, 339, 346 Fortescue, Lt: Hon: A. [Capt:] 411 Fouché, Duc d’Otranto, 7, 16, 17, 29, 42 Franco-Prussian War, 320 Fremantle, Col: [Gen: Sir A. Lyon], 334, 343, 376, 394, 406 Fremantle, Col: J., 90, 104, 105

Gemai, 380 George III., 73, 79 George IV., 69, 79, 81; coronation, 82; death, 96 Gevreklek, village of, 152 Ginnis, battle of, 408 Gipps, Gen: [Sir R.], 344, 345 Gladstone, Lt: [Capt: Sir J., Bart:], 395 Godfrey, Mr. [Bandmaster], 307 Gomm, Col: Sir W. [Field-Marshal], 49, 90, 98, 99, 307, 332 Goodlake, Capt: [Col:], 192, 200, 287, 334 Goodram, Private, 276 Gordon, Gen: C. G., 373; sent to Khartum, 375; message from, 382; death, 389 Gordon, Col:, [R.E.], 192 Gortchakoff, Gen: Prince Michael, 134, 146, 148, 212, 226, 260, 261, 272 Graham, Gen: Sir G., 359, 363, 375, 394, 397, 404 Graham, Lance-Sergt:, 20 Graves-Sawle, Col: F., 369, 378 Grenadier Guards, 8, 48, 76, 110, 128, 212, 213, 245, etc. (_See_ Brigade of Guards) Greville, Lt:, 217, 227 Grouchy, Marshal, 2, 9, 10, 12 Guards, Brigade of. _See_ Brigade of Guards. —— Camel Corps. _See_ Camel Corps. —— Club, 106 ——, Coldstream. _See_ Coldstream Guards. —— Depôt, 310 ——, First. _See_ Grenadier Guards. ——, Grenadier. _See_ Grenadier Guards. —— Medical Service. _See_ Medical Service. ——, Scots. _See_ Scots Guards. ——, Scots Fusilier. _See_ Scots Guards. ——, Third. _See_ Scots Guards. Gubat, 387, 388, 390 Gymnastic training, 297

Halkett, Capt: F., 111 Halkett, Col: J., 213 Hall, Col: Julian [Gen:], 334, 343 Hall, Col: R. S. (_See_ App. xvi.) Hamilton, Gen: F. [Sir F.], 315 Hamley, Sir E., 214, 358, 361 Handub, 398, 403 Hardinge, Capt: Hon: A. [Gen: Sir A.], 141, 265, 314 Hardinge, Sir H. [Lord Hardinge], 115, 126, 140, 290, 296 Hashin, battle of, 398 Hay, Col: [Gen:], 139, 151 Herbert, Col: I., 356, 378 Hicks Pasha, Gen:, 373 Higginson, Gen: Sir G., 335, 344, 345 Hill, Gen: Lord, 89, 106 Hope, Lt:-Col: Hon. James, 111 Hospital, regimental, 85 Hythe Musketry School, 127, 296

Indian troops, 358, 370, 397, 399, 400
Indigènes, 219, 223
Inkerman, 188;
opposing forces, 205;
the ground, 207;
battle of, 210 ff;
Russian retreat, 225;
losses, 229;
effects, 231
Ireland, 83, 97, 311, 345-348
Ismail Pasha (Khedive), 351
Ismailia, 357, 359

Jackson, Gen: Sir R., 79, 112 Jakdul, 382, 383

Kars, siege and fall of, 274 Kassassin, 361, 363 Kensington Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Kerich, 161, 253, 255 Khartum, 373, 378; Gordon sent, 375; two plans of relief, 379; fall of, 389 Khedive. _See_ Ismail, and Tewfik. King’s Mews Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Kirbekan, battle of, 391 Knightsbridge Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Korti, 379, 381

Labedoyère, Gen:, 43 Lafayette, 4 La Marmora, Gen:, 254 Lambert, Gen: Sir J., 60, 70 Lambton, Col: A. [Gen:], 343, 401, 406 Lavalette, Gen:, 45 Leaning, Lance-Sergt:, 391 Legge, Capt: Hon: E. [Col:], 312 Lindsay, Gen: Hon: J. [Sir J.], 315 Lindsay, Lt: R. [Lord Wantage], 172, 217 Liprandi, Gen:, 197 Liverpool, Lord, 46 Lloyd, Lt: F. [Maj:], 339, 396 Louis XVIII., 7, 11, 18, 26; restoration of, 27, 29, 30, 45, 61 Louis Napoleon. _See_ Napoleon III. Louis-Philippe, 94, 119 Louvre, the, 41 Lovell, Capt: P., 339 Lucan, Gen: Earl of, 188 Lucan, Earl of, _See_ Bingham. Luders, Gen:, 146, 281 Lyons, Admiral Sir E. [Lord], 178, 184

Macdonald, Marshal, 39 Macdonell, Gen: Sir James, 20, 49, 83, 86, 107, 110, 114 Mackenzie Heights, 181, 196, 261, 272, 281 MacKinnon, Col: D., 49, 55, 59, 98 MacKinnon, Capt: L. D., 189, 209, 227 M’Neill, Gen: Sir J., 395, 399, 400 Magazine barracks. _See_ Barracks Magill, Surgn: [Surgn: Lt:-Col:], 377, 385 Mahdi, the (Muhammad Ahmad), 373, 374, 375, 408 Maitland, Gen: Sir P., 21, 49, 60 Malakoff, the, 185, 193, 255, 257, 262 Malta, 140 Manœuvres, 329 Medical service of the Brigade, changes in, 340 Menshikoff, Gen: Prince, 167, 168, 175, 181, 185, 196, 205, 231, 245 Metemmeh, 379, 387 Metropolitan police, 94 Military Chapel. _See_ Chapel, R.M. —— Education, Council of, 296 —— Establishment reduced, 74, 293 —— reforms, (1837-54) 124; (1871-85) 319-349 —— service, terms of, 322 Militia, 126, 268, 302 Milman, Col: F., 93, 99 Monck, Col: Hon: R., 303 Müffling, Baron, 30, 33 Muhammed Ahmad. _See_ Mahdi Musketry, 127, 140, 296, 339 Mussa Pasha, 147 Napoleon I., after Waterloo, 1-4; abdication, 5; surrender, 2 Napoleon II., 5 Napoleon III., 132, 252, 253, 274, 280, 295, 302 Napoleon, Gen: Prince, 155, 165 Newton, Lt:-Col: W. S., [Gen:], 247, 250, 300, 302, 304 Ney, Marshal, 43 Nicholas I. of Russia, 117, 132, 133, 138, 252 Nightingale, Florence, 240 Nile Expedition, 372-392 Nulli Secundus Club, 92. (_see_ App: viii.)

Omar Pasha, 135, 138, 145, 147, 274 Osman Digna, 374, 380, 397 Otao, 403 Otway, Lt:-Col:, 339

Paris; (1815) provisional government, 7, 13, 16; convention of St. Cloud, 18; occupied by allies, 28; review at, 31; allies in, 39-41; Treaty of, 48; supplementary convention, 52; (1856) Treaty of, 278 Paulet, Col: [Gen:] Lord F., 114, 233, 246, 250, 302, 304, 307 Paulet, Lord W., 241 Pavloff, Gen:, 211, 212 Pélissier, Marshal, 254, 256, 257, 261, 273 Perceval, Col: Spencer, 247, 250, 302, 304, 306 Perekop, isthmus of, 161, 245 Peronne, Highlanders at, 35 Pirch I., Gen:, 10, 11 Pirbright Camp, 338 Platform-money, 83, 95 Pole-Carew, Capt: [Col:] R., 357, 410 Police, 94 Portman Street Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Portsmouth, 300 Prince Consort, 122, 126, 128, 285, 296; death of, 304 Prince Imperial, 280 Prince of Wales; marriage of, 306; illness, 330 Promotion, 327, 341 Public duties in London, 76, 124, 267, 310, 311 Purchase, abolition of, 324

Queen Caroline. _See_ Caroline. Queen Victoria. _See_ Victoria.

Raglan, F.-M. Lord, 141, 168, 174, 175, 184, 205, 225, 253, 256, 257 Raikes, Col: W. H., 86 Ramsden, Capt:, 227 Redan, the, 185, 193, 255, 257, 262, 263; evacuation of, 264 Reform agitation, 93 Reforms of Army, 124, 319-349 Regent, Prince. _See_ George IV. Regimental hospital, 83 —— transport. _See_ Transport. Rewards; for Waterloo, 19, 20; in 1829, and 1836, 100; in 1843, 125 Richelieu, Duc de, 53, 59 Rokeby, Gen: Lord, 246, 247, 282, 285, 300, 301, 304 Ross-of-Bladensburg, Capt: [Lt:-Col:], 396, 403 Rowley, Lt:-Col: C., 378, 384 Royal Military Chapel. _See_ Chapel, R.M.

Russian Empire, 130;
policy of, 131

St. Arnaud, Marshal, 145, 161, 163, 168, 174, 175, 183 St. Cloud, Convention of, 18 St. George’s Barracks. _See_ Barracks. St. John’s Wood Barracks. _See_ Barracks. Sandbag battery, 188, 213-224 Saxe-Weimar, Col: [Gen:] H.S.H. Prince Edward of, 212, 315, 335 Scots Fusiliers. _See_ Scots Guards. Scots Guards, 8, 76, 87, 95, 128, 213, 245, 375, etc. (_see_ Brigade of Guards) Scutari, 141, 142; hospitals at, 240 Seaton, Lord. _See_ Colborne. Sevastopol, 157; plan of attack, 163; disembarkation for, 164; arrival before, 176; harbour of, 177; flank march round, 181; commencement of siege, 184; garrison and defences, 185, 186; distribution of allies, 189; first bombardment, 193; Balaklava, 197; Inkerman, 204-230; second bombardment, 252; third, 255; fourth, 256; fifth, 261; sixth, 261; fall of, 264, 265 Seymour, Lt:-Col: [Gen:] Lord William, 357 Shawe, Col: [Gen:], 104, 108, 118, 123 Shendi, 375, 379 Shorncliffe, 300, 311, 335 (_see_ App. xv.) Short service system, 322 Silistria, siege of, 146, 147 Simpson, Gen: Sir James, 257, 262, 263, 276 Sinope, battle of, 135 Smoking, customs concerning, 309 Soimonoff, Gen:, 210, 212 Somerset, Col: P., 141 Soult, Marshal, 10, 12, 105 Stanlock, Private, 287 Steele, Gen: Sir T., 141, 170, 304, 306, 307, 344 Stephenson, Gen: Sir F., 128, 141, 151, 246, 335, 376, 377, 408 Stepney [Herbert-Stepney], Col:, 307, 314 Sterling, Col: J. B., 344, 368, 406 Stewart, Lt:-Col: Donald, 375 Stewart, Sir Herbert, Gen:, 368, 381, 382, 383, 386, 388, 389 Stopford, Capt: Hon: F. [Col:], 402 Strafford, Earl of. _See_ Byng. Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord, 137, 265 Strong, Col:, 314 Strong, Private, 287 Suakin, 373, 374, 379, 397, 398 Suakin Campaign, 393-408 Sub-Lieutenant, rank of, 328, 340 Sudan, 372; rising in, 373; war in, 375, etc.; evacuation of, 407 Suez Canal, 351 Suleiman Pasha, 155 Sultan of Turkey, 132, 134, 137, 314 Sutton, Lt: G., 396, 409 Sydenham, Lord, 112, 114

.sp 1 .ix Tactics, changes in, 320, 329 Talbot, Lt:-Col. Hon: R., 389 Talleyrand, Prince, 27, 29, 41 Tamai, 398, 399, 402 Tambuk Wells, 397 Tchernaya, battle of, 261 Tel el-Kebir, 357; Arabi’s position at, 365; British march on, 366; battle of, 367 Tel el-Makhuta, 360, 361 Templetown, Viscount. _See_ Upton, G. Tewfik Pasha (Khedive), 352, 369 T’Hakul, 403 Thieleman, Gen: 9, 10, 11, 15 Third Guards. _See_ Scots Guards. Thompson, Mr. Paulet. _See_ Sydenham, Lord. Timofeyeff, Gen:, 226 Todleben, Gen:, 178, 186, 252, 257 Tofrek, battle of, 400, 401 Torrens, Capt: [Gen: Sir Arthur], 107, 222, 321 Tower, Capt: [Col:], 191, 195, 198, 209, 216, 259, 303 Tower of London, 76, 106, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Transport, in Crimea, 143, 166, 237, 238, 273 ——, Regimental, 329, 338 Troödos, Mt., 406, 409

Uniform, changes in, 91, 270, 315, 340 United States, 114, 294, 304 Upton, Col: Hon: A., 151, 246 Upton, Col: [Gen:] Hon: G., [Viscount Templetown], 151, 171, 213, 222, 233, 246, 302

Vandamme, Gen:, 15 Varna, 143, 145, 153 Victor Emanuel, 295 Victoria, Queen; accession, 100; coronation, 104; sympathy with army, 271; address to Crimean troops, 284 Victoria Cross, 172, 192, 201, 218, 287 (_see_ App. xiii.) Vienna Note, the, 134 Volunteers, 302, 303 Von Sohr, Lt:-Col:, 15

Walton, Capt: [Col:], 22, 105, 116, 118 Wantage, Lord. _See_ Lindsay. Warley, 96, 101 Warrant officers introduced, 342 Washington, Treaty of, 114 Waterloo, battle of, 1; Napoleon after, 2-6; operations after, 9-15; political result, 24-27 “Waterloo men,” 19, 20 Wellington, Duke of, 8, 10, 14, 15, 17, 30, 35, 49, 62, 63, 71, 106, 119, 122; funeral of, 123 Wellington Barracks. _See_ Barracks; and Chapel, R.M. Wellington Pension, 20 Westmoreland, Earl of. _See_ Burghersh. Wigram, Col: [Gen:] Godfrey, 343, 344, 356 William IV., 79, 92; coronation, 95; death, 100 Willis, Gen: [Sir G.], 356, 360, 368 Willson, Col: M., 378 Wilson, Col: [Gen:] Sir Charles (R.E.), 382, 386, 388 Wilson, Capt: C. T. [Col:], 191, 219, 223, 224 Wilson, Gen: Sir Robert, 45 Wiltshire, Earl of, 395 Wimbledon Camp, 303 Winchester, 116, etc. (_see_ App. xv.) Winchester, Marquis of. _See_ Wiltshire. Windsor, 76, 91, etc.; drag-hounds at, 299 (_see_ App. xv.) Wolseley, Gen: Lord [F.-M.], 356, 377, 397, 408, etc. Women in the Crimea, 144 Wood, Gen: Sir Evelyn, 337 Wood, Col: Mark, 306, 307, 314 Woodford, Gen: Sir A., 60, 66, 77, 79, 83, 84, 86, 120 Woolwich, 77, etc. Wyatt, Dr: J., 276, 279, 332

York, F.-M. H.R.H. Frederick, Duke of, 19, 49, 85;
death of, 88

Zeriba, McNeill’s, 400 Ziethen, Gen:, 15, 16, 64

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28.24 without any display[.] Added.

43.13 on the 19th of August[,/.] Replaced.

181.39 as it was, we [j]ust happened to drive Restored.

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275.1 Captain Lord E. Cecil[;] Added.

281.41 the appearance of a ‘Field of blood. blood.’ Added.

326.42 to serve their own purposes[,/.] Replaced.

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366.30 the direction of their march[,/.] Replaced.

380.26 a short ac[c]ount> of the obstacles Inserted.

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