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Newspaper

Empire

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 10, 1855

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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