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328 SERVICES OF OFFICERS OF THE18th April, 1846, and also in Lieu tenant-General Sir George Berkeley'sgeneral order of the 17th December, 1847 (medal and C.B.). Colonel,20th June, 1854. Commanded the British contingent in Greece fromApril, 1855, to the conclusion of the Crimean War. Resigned commandof the regiment on the 21st October, 1858, on appointment tocommand a brigade at Tonghoo in Burmah. Major-general, 12thNovember, 1860; colonel, 79th Foot, 12th July, 1868.Campbell, John B. Ensign, 14th August, 1860. Retired, 9thOctober, 1863.Campbell, Robert. Ensign, 17th August, 1804; lieutenant,14th August, 1805 (1808).Campbell, Robert. Ensign, 18th December, 1806; lieutenant,16th May, 1808. To half-pay, 22nd July, 1819.Capel, Christopher. Ensign, 23rd April, 1841; lieutenant,14th October, 1842. To 75th Foot, 1842.Carlisle, Andrew Pattison. From half-pay, 54th Foot.Lieutenant, 3rd March, 1825. Retired, 1829.Cathcart, Andrew. Ensign, 26th August, 1807; lieutenant,llth May, 1809. Served with the regiment in the Peninsular War.Was present at Waterloo and Cambray (wounded slightly, 24th June,1815). To half-pay, 4th January, 1821.Caudwell, "William Darling. Ensign, 21st February, 1860;lieutenant, 25th February, 1864. Served in India with the regiment.Captain, 1st January, 1873. To Pay Department, 8th July, 1878.Served in the Zulu War, 1879 (medal with clasp). Died, 1883.Cavendish, Alfred E. J. Second lieutenant, 14th January,1880 ; lieutenant, 1st July, 1881.Chambers, William. Assistant-surgeon, 1805. To 18th LightDragoons, 1808.Chater, Vernor. Ensign, 12th July, 1864. Served in Indiawith the regiment. Lieutenant, 29th January, 1870 ; adjutant, 29thJanuary, 1870, to 30th November, 1875 ; captain, 12th February,1875. Aide-de-camp to the general officer commanding North Britain,31st March, 1877, to 31st October, 1878. Aide-de-camp to theGovernor-general of Canada, 25th November, 1878, to 14th November,1881. Served during the latter part of the Zulu War of 1879, part ofthe time as provost-marshal and deputy assistant-adjutant-general tothe first division (medal with clasp).Chatfield, George Kemp. From 49th Foot, 1861, with which hehad served in the Crimean campaign of 1854-55, including the siegeof Sebastopol (wounded in the trenches on the 3rd September, 1855),storm and capture of the Quarries, and assault of the Redan, on the18th June (medal and clasp, Sardinian and Turkish medals). Captain,4th February, 1856. Served with the regiment in India. Died, 1862.