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THE LATE BRIGA.DIER TAYLOR.—Brigadier A. Bares-
ford Taylor, F.H. C. 8., and Lieutenant-Colonel of her Majesty's 9th
Foot, entered the army on the 14th of February, 1811 ; Lieutenant,
December 24, 1812 ; Captain, Aprll22, 1825 ; Major, June 22, 1835 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, November 23, 1841 ; he served in the American
war, including the battles of Chrystlies, Ferns, and Niagara, where
he was severely wounded in the right leg; was at the siege of Fort
Eric, September, 1814 ; was present at the capture of Forts Loghere,
Koarree, and Ryghur, in the East Indies, in 1818 ; also at the assault
and capture of Rcree, in 1819 ; he served the campaigns in Ave, in-
cluding the action at Dalla (where lie was again severely wounded) ;
and was at the attack on Poulong, Yougosehong, and Dowhew.
Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor throughout his military career has been
frequently mentioned with distinction in the dispatches of the Gene-
rals under whom he served, especially for the storming of the Khyber
Pass under Sir George Pollock in the Caubul war of 1812, and for
which he was made a Companion of the Bath. Lieutenant-Colonel
Taylor we; raised to the rank of Brigadier on the 18th of December,
1845, after the action of Moodkei?, in which he commanded the 9th
regiment,u n d swhilst le
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guns. Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor was the second son of Mr. James
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Taylor, of Cranhrooke, county of Fermanagh, Ireland ; be married
the daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Lister, 11.E.1.C.5.; and was
killed In the 534 year of his age, esteemed and beloved In his private
' capacity, and well known in his profession as an accomplished and
gallant soldier.