The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-25 00:00:00

Blit nose or THE NEW 11.C.Z 8.

Our readers will have learnt from oar impression
ea Satarday, that her Majesty has been _ planed to promote
le the bemoan of the Order of the Bath several of those
bores who have won for themselves a name in the suppres-
sion of the Indian mutiny. First and foremost sten& that
sleeken& John Eardley Wilmot Inglis, the gallant defender
of barium*, who has bean reortly advanced to the rank of
MajorHenerel in the army. H. -Is a son of the late Right
Rev. Dr. Inglis, Wallop of Nova Scotia, and is married to a
issibtar of Sir Frederic Theatre. He entered the army
r earn in a foot regiment, in 18.53 ; served with the 32nd
Regiment in Canada daring the rebellion of 1837, arid
wee present at the action of St. Denis and St. Eta-
arm He toot part also in the Punjaub cam-
paign of 1848.9, and was present at the first and
etecnd singe operations before Mooltan, Including the
att.,ck ribs enemy's position in front of the advanced
trenches on the 12th September, where, after the death of
Lieutenant-Colonel Pattern, be succeeded to the coward
of the right column of attack ; commanded the 32nd Reel.
went at the adios of Socejkoond ; was also present at the
storm and capture of the city and surrender of the fortress of
Mooltan, the surrender of the fort sod garrison of Chador,
and the battle of Onoierat, for which services be received the
brevet rank of lieutenant-colonel, together with a medal and
clear.
Captain William Peel, R.N. (who, we observe, le appointed
also a navel aid-de-camp to her Majesty for his services with
the naval brigade in is third eon of the late Right
Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and brother of the present
baronet and of the Right lion. Frederick Peel, late Seem-
tat yat War. He is quite a young man, luring been bon is
1824; he is unmarried. He has seen active service, however,
on mar than one station, and has rendered such efficient ser-
vice in India that no one will grudge him his well-earned
honours.
_ _

6efoorl James Hope Grunt, of whose successes at the
head of his column we have lately heard so much, entered
the army as cornet in 1825 ; he formerly saw soon active
service, having seed as Brigade Major to the lets Lord
Salmon in China, and was present at the assault and capture
of Chin Kiang Foo, and at the leading before Nenkin, for
which he has received the customary medal. lie served with
the 9th lonows at the battle of Sobrtion in 1846, and bears
the model for that engagement ; and he commando! that
mimed during the greater part of the Punjaub campaigns
of 1548-9, including the ppasusaaaggee of the Chetah. the Nudes
of Bastaaggar and Cku wallah ;he also took an active
part in the hank of Gooiest, and Las the medal end clasps
for his services. His commission as lleutenant•colonel dates
from 1&50.

CelWel Edward Lngard, of the 29th Regiment of Poot,
entered the army in 1828. He served as a major of brigade
throughout the campaign of 1842, In Affithanntan, under
General Pollock, sad was premiere in the actions of Maness
Term, and Jogdullock, the occupation of Cabal, end
tdr Miltrant engegementa lean to it, for which he tin
abed a medal. -He saved throughout the campaign on the'
flailej, for whirls he received a medal; he served as Dey-
Aaristant-Adjutort-Geneval to Sir Harry Smith at the bathe
of Meodhee, Feromenah, where he was wounded, and
illehrsoa ; lr served em AdjetantAilimiral of the whole hese
smimasded by Sir Harry Smith at the affair of Buddeend,
end M the battle of Aliwal; sad be officiated as Adjeteat-
Hewed of bar Majesty's knee is India Ire. the hauls ef
Ashman Moho end of the cerapdga, when be vas appointed
Aeriatant-Adjutant. General to her Majesty's forces to India.
He stens (Belated am Adjutant-Geoeral throughout the
Pasemb campaign. in 1848-9, and was present et the passage
of the Cheetah, and battles of Chillianwallah and Goojerat,
for which he received a medal end dups.
Colonel the Hoe. Charism Beaumont Phipps, whale mints
i• used/did in the Gazette with the above officers as a
H.C.B. (civil), Is a younger eon of the brat Earl of
and brother of the present Marquis of N.nmesby ; wee born
la 1801, married in 1835 a daughter of Archdeacon Henry
Bathurst, wee Heutsaant.colouel in the Soots Patellar
own. ken 1837 to 1847, wee made a colonel In the army
to 1861. wee secretary to his brother, the fleet Marquis of
Nermanby, when Ouversor of Jamaica, and arm steward of
lie household when Lord-Lieutenant of Ire Lind ; was for a
&art time easeerary to the Masser-Gesend of the Ordnance,
wee appointed Emma? to the Queen, August, 1846, private
eaceeney to Prince /tet, December, 1816; hoofer of the
Clessee's privy mime, Mmeerer to Prince Albert; treasurer
end 'Amer to the Prises of Wales, October, 1849.

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Crown. He said that the point for their lordships' meal-
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