Roll of Officers and Soldiers in Various British Regiments
A long list of names tied to units including Royal Artillery Royal Marines Grenadier Guards Coldstream Guards 1st Foot 9th 63rd 68th 79th 90th and other corps with ranks Corporal Sergeant Private and engineer roles among Sappers and Miners 1st Rifle Brigade 2nd Dragoons and Royal Horse Artillery detailing service in the field with no narrative context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Artillery
George Hillier
Thomas Cooper
Francis Clarke
Robert Farrier
Newton
Charles Mitchell
William Sayer
John Wilsort
Matthew Rowe
James Miller
Royal Marines
Charles Carr
William Johnston
Richard Newill
Thomas Moscrip
Edward Clearly
William Downing
Patrick Cooney
Thos. Williams
Wm. Goodacre
H. Elliott
Thos. Davis
Wm. Hyatt
George Taylor
William Horran
Thomas Kearns
Philip McGuire
Michael Hanley
Thomas Ewers
William Black
Christoph Dunne
James Moffard
Peter Downing
Moses Black
Charles Lockwood
Rifle
James Cripps
Grenadier Guards
Patrick Flynn
Oscar Maples
James Humphries
Dist
Owen Mahon
Edwin Swain
Coldstream Guards
William Watson
Fusilier Guards
Edward Sames
Robert Don
John Brown
Samuel Collins
William Allen
Edward Fisherty
William Jackson
Tith
Patrick McGuiness
William Sheppard
R. Atfield
J. Walters
J. Coates
J. Delaney
A. Grigg
H. Clayton
Wmn. Warden
Dragoon Guards
David Garrett
Thomas Harriss
John Tuxford
Denis Flanagan
George Currie
Thomas Banks
George Stephens
Robert Batty
George Phillips
George Jones
John Jennings
Render Layfield
Sappers and
Daniel McCawley
Peter Rohan
Richard Sayer
Henry Austin
James Cropley
Samuel Heady
Robert Wellbatin
Scots Fusilier Guards
William Place
Joseph Godkins
George Richlows
Joseph Beyshaw
William Murray
Edward Williams
John McKay
James Frazer
Michael Kinonir
Thomas Mitchell
Samuel Horton
Jonathan Bloomfield
Patrick Joyce
Sth
Alexander Ross
John Holdsworth
Rire
Edward Morris
Royal Horse Artillery
Martin Norman
John McCracken
John Ramsbottom
David Moody
Alfred Healy
John Mansfield
James Forbes
Michael Clarke
Richard Burke
James Roryson
Samuel Wood
James Woods
1St Rifles
Thomas Belfield
G. Hargrave
J. Carney
David Thompson
George Fenner
William Folly
James Jarvies
Stephen Bedford
Michael Loury
James Sturgen
George Spain
William Dodds
James Jelico
Richard Cox
Adam Ludlow
William Cox
Thomas Hazell
John Irwin
MM. McMahon
John Belcher
Patrick Cavanagh
Francis McGuirk
John Watson
Francis Andrews
Edward Moore
William Verown
Joseph Sunderland
Robert McDonald
John Cushin
John Browne
David Cameron
Donald McKinnon
James Booth
Joseph Alexander
John Eastwood
Thomas Boone
Michael Hagarthy
Arthur Robinson
William Davis
Peter Rutherford
2Nd Dragoons
Charles Catting
Willian Brown
James Dredge
George Roffey
G. Wright
F. Hanratty
John Viney
C. Tart
Peter Roberts
George Harrison
John Wood
Daniel Preston
John St. Ledger
John Jenkins
George Best
William Johnson
William Powell
Thomas Parr
James Bailes
Joseph Charter
Charles Sumer
Peter Hagan
Timothy Herlihy
William Crossland
John Hood
John Bilding
Henry Wilks
Solomon Chapel
Thomas Brady
Richard Sleevan
William Cook
James 8. Perry
James McKelvy
Thomas Jones
William Lynch
George Willis
Richard Lees
James M‘kevitt
William Woodward
Lewis Morrison
Edmond George Tanner
Rodger Lynch
James Latimer
Leonard Fletcher
George Renfew
Christopher Allen
George Bull
John Bennett
William Longden
Roger Atkinson
William Carver
John Brunnock
William Plummer
William Gray
1St
Royal Dragoons
David Brown
William McKechnil
Nathaniel Martin
Napier and Cardigan at the Mansion House in London
A Manchester correspondent reports a Bolton Olive Leaf Circle peace meeting praising Elihu Burritt and calling for peace with Russia and Turkey amid war talk. At the Mansion House Lord Mayor hosts a dinner with Earl of Cardigan and Admiral Sir Charles Napier, Napier defending Baltic operations and criticizing Admiral Sir James Graham while recounting Alma and Balaklava actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Manchester
Olive Leaf Circle
Elihu Barritt
Cobden
Bright
Wilson
Richard
Boston
Temperance Hall
Edmund Ashworth
Russia
Turkey
Raper
Elihu Burritt
General Society
Herald of Peace
Bond of Brotherhood
Burritt
America
Australia
France
England
Barnes
M.P
P. R. Arrowsmith
Constantinople
Crook
Stratford de Redcliffe
Prince Menschikoff
George Thompson
Louis Napoleon
Mr. Bright
Europe
Bolton Peace Meeting Echoes Public urging Arbitration
The Times correspondent reports on a Bolton peace meeting urging peace and arbitration amid commercial distress. Speakers link imperial wars to India and China aggression, call for sober prudence, and praise peace advocates. 2000 of 5000 Little Bolton families reportedly suffer, and a Manchester bookseller moved 15000 penny copies of Brights speech to influence opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottoman Empire
Times
Turkey
India
China
England
Thomasson
Little
Bolton
Heywood
W. H. Davison
Thompson
Friends of Peace
Manchester
Bright
Mr. Grey
Reflections on Balaklava Disaster Echoed in House of Lords
The speaker recalls the Balaklava attack, noting reflections that cannot be shed and praising Providence for sparing those who survived the presumed deadly encounter. The noble earl, amid loud cheers, sits down after acknowledging the honour shown to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaklava
Militia Embodiments and Promotions Across Counties
The Royal Westminster and 3rd Middlesex Militia prepare for permanent duty at Turnham Green while Aberdeenshire Militia embodi es on the 20th. Foreign service regiments embark for Gibraltar and Piraeus about the 19th. Glamorgan to form a new militia corps. North Durham Regiment Mustered for duty. Monmouthshire Light Infantry moves to Pembroke for fortifications. Royal Wiltshire Militia under Lord Methuen readies for Corfu. Commissions signed in Kent for West Kent Light Infantry Militia promotions and retirements. Royal South Gloucestershire Militia at Gloucester exceeds 1,200 with many to the line. West York Rifles set for Dover garrison duty. Edinburgh Artillery Militia called up and quartered in Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Infantry Militia to assemble at Dalkeith with guard-room and hospital facilities. Carmarthenshire Rifles to be called out for permanent duty as shortages ease. Massie becomes Adjutant Captain Vaughan advances to regular majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Westminster
Middlesex Regiment
Lord Chelsea
Turnham-green
Aberdeenshire
CIA
Gibraltar
Pireus
Royal Middlesex Light Infantry
County of
Glamorgan
Case
North Durham Regiment
Earl Vane
City of
Durham
Regiment of Monmouthshire Light Infantry
Newport
Pembroke
Royal Wiltshire Militia
Lord Methuen
G. R. M. Waldo
Weld
C. Ashburnham
BE. Hi. Penfold
T. H. Townshend
T. A. Farrell
L. Rb, Willoughby
R. Ker
Royal South Gloucestershire Regiment of Militia
Gloucester
West York Rifles
West York Militia
Pontefract
E. G. Monckton
Dover
City of Edinburgh Artillery
Edinburgh Castle
County of Edinburgh Infantry
Dalkeith
Duke of
Mixed War News From Scutari To Malta
A long list of 1855 era items reports an artillery camp of 4000 at Scutari, Omar Pasha to battle Russians, French cavalry arriving at Port Maurice, Black Sea port blockades, and Lucan recalled. Also noted are Riveres in Constantinople, Usedom on a court mission, English generals and 2000 men sailing to Balaklava, Canrobért praising the 74th French Regiment, postal workers aiding the Royal Patriotic Fund, slave firman readings at Batoum, and Newcastle’s war measures. Dockyard activity in Devonport rises with ships, engines, and provisioning for the Baltic fleet, plus intense yard operations and new guns and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scutari
Omar Pasha
Rome
Port Maurice
Black Sea
Earl of Lucan
Crimea
Riveres
M. Usedom
Court of St. James’s
Balaklava
Pelissier, Rivet
Lafont de Villiers
Marseilles
Brussels
Antwerp
Hasé
Schenne
Fourichon
America
Pacific
Malta
Canrobért
Newcastle
Royal Engineers
Royal Sappers
Corfu
Annai
Lancaster
Royal
Horse Guards
G. al’ Wetherall
Albert Oats
Devonport
Ansenal
Keyham
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Napier and Cardigan
Earl of Cardigan
Sir Charles Napier
Lynch
R.N
Charles Napier
Baltic
Gulf of Finland
Gothland
Cronstadt
Bomarsund
Sebastopol
Napier
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Admiralty
Sveaborg
James Graham
Navy
House of Commons
Alderman Cubitt
Varna
Simpheropol
The
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