Bulletins and Other State IntelligenceCompiled and arranged from the official documents published in the London gazette., 1853 |
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17th Light Dragoons 38th Foot 80th Foot Adjutant April Arthur Artillery Assistant-Surgeon Bart Borough Brevet Charles City Colonel command Commissioners Commissions signed Cornet county of York Court at Buckingham-Palace Dated 11th June Dated 12th Dated 12th October Dated 17th August Dated 21st September Dated 23rd November Dated 2nd Dated 30th Dated 9th July deceased Deputy Lieu Deputy Lieutenant district Earl Edward Ensign Excellent Majesty Francis Frederick Gent George guns half-pay hereby James January letters Lieutenant-Colonel Light Dragoons LONDON GAZETTE Lord Lieutenant Majesty in Council Majesty's Treasury Major Office ounce in weight packet parish pleased to appoint pleased to approve printed promoted purchase Queen QUEEN'S Most Excellent Rangoon rates of postage Rear-Admiral Regiment of Foot Regiment of Militia resigned retires Richard Right Honourable Robert Second Captain Second Lieutenant stockade tenant thereof Thomas United Kingdom vice Viscount warrant West India Regiment Whitehall wounded Yeomanry Cavalry
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