... 21, 1899) ; Henry M. Thomas (Dec. 22, 1899) ;. Lewin, Edward Hale - 8460 Holmes a Court, R. E. 7053 F^ti g j E. G. - 10891 Wheeler, Richard V. - 7894 Birch and Henry C ' 01dnaU ' for service m Roe, Arthur R. M. - 8443 Davis, Thomas A. - 7047 Porter Malcolm ...

... Fusiliers.—Arthur Hugh Wodehouse, gont., to be 2nd Lieut. (Dec. 29,1899). YEOMANRY CAVALRY. Denbighshire (Hussars). —John Hardy Wrigley, gent., and Watkin Randle Kynaston Maiawaring, gent., to be 2nd Lieuts. (Dec. 27, 1899). Royal Ist Devon.—William Carnegie ...

... to command an intantry brigade Aldershot, and to have temporary rank of Major-Gen. whilst > employed (Jan. 31). Major W. E. Hardy, Reserve of Officers, to be a Staff-Capt. for R.A., vice Capt. R. D. Gubbins, R.A., employed in South Africa (Jan. 9). Royal ...

... Lieut.-Col. A. B. M'Hardy. Tht, Queen has granted to Mrs. Sherston, widow of Lieut.-Colonel John Sherston, who was killed at the battle of Glencoe, the set of apartments at Hampton Court Palace formerly occupied by General Sir Thomas Dennchy. The Queen ...

... Tagart, 15th Hussars, to be Brigade Major, 4th Cavalry Brigade, South Africa (Feb, 19). The temporary appointment Major W. E. Hardy, Reserve Officers, as Staff Capt. for R.A., is dated Feb. 9, 1900, and not as stated in Gazette of Feb. 16. The undermentioned ...

... Vanes, 2004 Cpl. G. J. Osborne, 2054 H. Knott, 2109 C. Gordon, 2141 P. £. Metelerkamp (? Meilikamp), ? A. H. Johnston, 2076 J. Thomas, 2312 F. B. Bywater, 2192 H. H. Dunsford, 2893 G. Fraser. 2137 J. Lind, 2167 F. Herman. J. J. Stranger, 2405 8. C. Estopinal ...

... Jayne re K SStwtttr. »i.. RAA-Botart Read.. Palemon Best, and Thomas J. Chellew to 2nd Lieuts. Durham (Western Div. R.Q.A.—Percy Wilson and Thomas P. Guthe to be 2nd Lients. Ist Forfar.— Thomas B. Fraser to be 2nd Lieut. Ist Gloucester. —Wilshaw W. Grosvenor ...

... Traill-Bnrronghs, C. 8., Royal Warwickshire Regiment. R. S. Baynes, King’s Regiment. H. J. Buchanan, 0.8., Norfolk Regiment. W. Hardy, 0.8., Bast Yorkshire Regiment. E. Chippendall, C. 8., Yorkshire Regiment. R. T. Glyn, 0.8., C.M.G., South Wales Borderers ...

... the coast of Dorset and some seven miles inland from Weymouth there stands a tower which was erected to the memory of Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson’s friend and flag-captain. This tower was erected by public subscription, but no provision was made for its repair ...

... Butt, seconded for service in West Africa (June 19); S. H. Hingley,vioe E. L. Cowie, seconded (June 19); C. P. Greig vie H. Hardy man, appointed Adjt. (July 2). 2nd Lieut. C. W. Hill to be Lieut., vice E. H. Beeves, transferred to sth Dragoon Guards. Royal ...

... C. Smith, from City of London Imp. Vols. (recommended by Field- Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, South Africa), vice H. H. C. Hardy, removed for absence without leave. Royal Scots Fusiliers. —Surname of 2nd Lieut. J. A. G. Elliot is as now described, and ...

... —118 Cpl. Steinkamp (P disease), TJppington, Oot. 9. Canadian Mtd. R. —331 Merchant, Johannesburg, June 12. R.P.A. —42nd By.: Hardy, meningitis, on &*mon, Apr. 3. By.: 86144 Thompson, (? 82644) 81781 Morris, killed railway accident, Kaapminden, Oot. 8. R ...