Bulletins and Other State Intelligence, Part 1Compiled and arranged from the official documents published in the London gazette., 1855 |
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... the Staff . Dated 6th January , 1854 . 9th Foot , William Claude Elliot , Gent . , to be sign , by purchase , vice Bell , who retires . ated 6th January , 1854 . 10th Foot , Captain George Hamilton , from the 75th 34.
... the Staff . Dated 6th January , 1854 . 9th Foot , William Claude Elliot , Gent . , to be sign , by purchase , vice Bell , who retires . ated 6th January , 1854 . 10th Foot , Captain George Hamilton , from the 75th 34.
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... retires . Dated 6th January , 1854 . John Simon Chandos Harcourt , Gent . , to be Ensign , by purchase , vice Macpherson . Dated 6th January , 1854 . 34th Foot , Lieutenant John William Brooke , O'Loghlin , from the 27th Foot , to be ...
... retires . Dated 6th January , 1854 . John Simon Chandos Harcourt , Gent . , to be Ensign , by purchase , vice Macpherson . Dated 6th January , 1854 . 34th Foot , Lieutenant John William Brooke , O'Loghlin , from the 27th Foot , to be ...
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... retires upon full pay . Dated 6th January , 1854 . Captain John Miller to be Major , without pur- chase , vice Hill . Dated 6th January , 1854 . Lieutenant John Harpur to be Captain , without purchase , vice Miller . Dated 6th January ...
... retires upon full pay . Dated 6th January , 1854 . Captain John Miller to be Major , without pur- chase , vice Hill . Dated 6th January , 1854 . Lieutenant John Harpur to be Captain , without purchase , vice Miller . Dated 6th January ...
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... retires retaining his rank . Dated 31st December , 1853 . The Honourable Thomas Lyttleton Powis to be a Lieutenant , vice Lieutenant Herbert Staples Smith , promoted . Dated 31st December , 1853 . Commission signed by the Lord ...
... retires retaining his rank . Dated 31st December , 1853 . The Honourable Thomas Lyttleton Powis to be a Lieutenant , vice Lieutenant Herbert Staples Smith , promoted . Dated 31st December , 1853 . Commission signed by the Lord ...
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... retires . Dated 13th January , 1854 . Captain Frederick Sitwell , from the 85th Foot , to be Captain , vice Orme , who exchanges . Dated 14th January , 1854 . 7th Light Dragoons , Lieutenant Frank Garforth , from the 68th Foot , to be ...
... retires . Dated 13th January , 1854 . Captain Frederick Sitwell , from the 85th Foot , to be Captain , vice Orme , who exchanges . Dated 14th January , 1854 . 7th Light Dragoons , Lieutenant Frank Garforth , from the 68th Foot , to be ...
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