Promotions in the Life Guards and other regiments
War office listings show Lt J Hall from half pay to Lieutenant in the 1st Life Guards. Lt W D Mercer from 70th Foot. Lt J Griffith to Siguiente Quarter Master. and numerous other exchanges, purchases, and promotions across the Dragoon Guards, Foot regiments, and the Royal Veteran battalions. The Gazette records transfers, retirements on half pay, and appointments, with emphasis on Rodman, Weyland, and Baker style changes and the Rifle Brigade departure from Glasgow.
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War-office
1St Regiment of Life Guards
J. Hall
Cordet 6Th Dragoons
A.C. Manners
Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards
W. D. Mercer
70Th Foot
Hughes
Ditto
J. Griffith
79Th Foot
Siguiente
Proctor
Ged Ditto
Eld
Wite Flervey
J. Q. Wall
A. Grey
H. Cornwall
Rooksbank
H. P. Ox
J. Barralier
Magennis
Foot
Ésih
H. Grimes
Cordwall
24Th Foot
Soth
J. Patterson
Vics Mitchell
7Th Royal Veteran Battalion
H. Bi Tatot
Patterson
J. B. Ross
Tudors
S. Douglas
Enalgn
aXieve
J. Hervey
22D Foot
French
J. Carroll
Turner
10Th Royal Veteran Battalion
M. Reade
Carroll
KR. R. Harris
Reade
C. Paget
W. H. Wilby
4Th
Royal Veteran Battalion
G. Galbraith
1St Foot
W. Mackay
A. Mitchell
40Th Foot
Henry Odlum
60Th Foot
Mic J. Edgar
Ist
Hogereac
J. Ramsay
Vito French
Mrsoraypeut
Royal East‘ India Volunteers
Dickinson
Speech in Lords Clears Colonel Lindsay of Attacks
Lord Lindsay reads a Times paragraph defending Colonel Lindsay from unmerited obloquy. He recounts the brother’s East India campaigns, long captivity in Bangalore, and loyalty, while noting Dr Lushington's temperance remarks and the Princess of Wales letter offering a possible restoration of favor through a Chamberlain post for Lindsay's wife.
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Earl of BaxcaRras
House of Lords
Lushington
Charlotte Lindsay
Colonel Lindsay
Lindsay
East Indies
Baillie
Hyder Ali
Bangalor
England
Dr. Lushington
Princess of Wales
Rastadt
Colonelindsay
Speech on Bergami promotion in the Lords unfolds the probe
The Solicitor General argues Bergami’s rapid advancement was not warranted by service. He challenges witnesses on Bergami’s manners, status, and the tent sleeping arrangement aboard ship, asserting the defense relies on weak or inconsistent testimony. He notes gaps in prosecution by the opposing side and cites evidence from Sicard Craven Guildford and Gell to question the elevation.
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House OF Lords
Attorney-General
Solicitor-General
Bergami
Ergami
Rome
Naples
Malta
Holy Pulchre
Milan
Brougham
Tuille
Pino
Lodi
Berami
Nman
Sicard
Earl of Guildford
William Am
Ju. Gell
Keppel Craven
Wo Gell
Wm. Gell Bergami
Sir William
Whitcombe
Mr. Williams
Order of the Holy Sepulchre
William Gell
Berga
Saust
Charlotte Lindsay
Glenbervie
Genoa
Countess Oldi
W. Gell
Ve Mont
Lieut Hownam
Dr. Folland
Begami
Bergarath
Villa d’Este
Williams
Henry Hornby
Foote
Donovan
Baron Ompreds
Broughant
Baron Ompreda
Wis
Briggs
Hownam
Portsmouth
Her
Browniam
Sollerton-General
Augusta
Bergaimi
Orgams
Flynn
Lieut
Flinn
Durin
Agalinn
Mr. Brougham
Menhaeai
Lieut. Howman
Countess of Olds
Huhsa Va
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Rifle Brigade
Glasgow
Elvemonth
Edinburgh Castle
Glasgow Herald
Henea
Ireland
Paisley
Scotland
Liverpool
Armagh
Donaghadee
Portpatrick
Charlotte
Col. Lindsay
Imperial Parliament