The Sun.
London, England, 1868-11-07 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE-LAST EVENING•

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, NOT. 6.
2d Life Guards—For Cornet E. H. Lee, from the Ist
Dragoons, to be Cornet, &c., read Cornet E. H. Lee,
from the Ist Dragoons to be Cornet and Sub-Lieute-
nant.

3d Dragoon Guards—Captain H. 31 Hozier to be Captain,
Lieut. F. A. S. Mannock to be Captain, and Cornet D•
A. Grant to be Lieutenant.

3d Hussars—Staff Assistant-Surgeon Charles H. Harvey,
M.D., to be Assistant Surgeon.
11th Hussars—Edward Eardley Lushington, Gent., to be
Cornet.
14th Hussars—Paymaster and Honorary Captain John
Macartney to be Paymaster.
Royal Artillery—Second Captain Henry Cardew to be
Captain, Second Captain H. Percival to be Captain,
Second Captain C. V. Arbuckle to be Captain, Lieuten-
ant A. Harness to be Second Captain, Lieutenant IV. IL
Montgotnelie to be Second Captain, Lieutenant G. 0
Strahan to be Seconded on appointment to the Colonial
Secretaryship of the Bahamas, Surgeon David Woods
to be Surgeon ; Acting Veterinary Surgeon J. Reilly to
be Veterinary Surgeon.
Military Train - Lieutenant Edward Rodneq Cecil Pechell
to be Captain, Ensign Daniel List Brain to be Lieuten-
ant, Ensign Frederick Luttman-Johnson to be Lieu-
tenant.

3.1 Foot—Ensign Malcolm Alexander Gray to be Ensig°•
4th Foot—Captain Francis Forbes Atkinson to be Car
tam°, Lieutenant. Christopher Itawes i)urrant to be Gar
tain, Ensign Thomas Edward Stopford Ilickminau to
be Lieutenant. George St. John Colthurst, Gent., to be
Ensign.
Gth Foot—Ensign Mascie Taylor to bo Lieutenant, Mal-
colm Alexander Gray, Gent., to be Ensign.
7th Foot—Lieutenant William Gatlin, from the 76..11
Foot, to be Lieutenant; Lieutenant Gardiner Frederic
Guyon, from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant.
11th Foot—Staff Assistant-Surgeon G. W. Barroll to be
Assistant-Surgeon.
12th Foot —Lieutenant W. A. Featherstonehaugh to be
Captain, Ensign William W. It. Ouslow, to be Lieu-
truant. _

16th Foot—Lieutenant Henry John Cholineley to be Car
tain, Ensign Philip Neil to be Lieutenant, Arthur Ea'
mond ilagarty, Gent., to be Ensign.
22d Foot -Lieutenant Edward Stratou to be Adjutant.
24th Foot Captain James John Neil Buchanan to be
Captain.
26th Foot —Lieutenant Philip Conway Story to be Car
tali], Ensign Fredrick Samuel Alexander to be Lieuten'
ant, Ensign James Bond Clarke to be Lieutenant.
28th Foot—Captain George Elliott to be Captain, Lieu"
Anthony Smyth to be Captain, Ensign Francis Au"
nesloy to be Lieutenant, Arthur Strong Gent., to be
Ensign.
33d Foot—Lieut. George O'Sullivan to be Lieutenant.
34th Foot—Lieut. Cliarles Leeson to be Captain.
35th Foot—Lieut. Alfred Seymour to be Lieutenant.
36th Foot - Lieut. Augustus Hartford to be Captain, Du-
sign Stannus Gordon to be Lieutenant, Ensign e,orge
Richmond to be Lieutenant, Ensign Henry Swetenhael
to be Lieutenant, Ensign John Peirso de la Poer Beres"
ford to be Ensign.
43d Foot—Ensign George St. John Colthurst to be 1.11-

sign.
44th Foot - Lieut. Arthur J. Roberts to be Ensign.

45th Foot— Captain John Martin to be Captain. -
4(ith Foot—Eusign Henry Allatt to be Ensign.
48th Foot—Captain Christopher Durrant to be Captain.
49th Foot--Lieut.. Aichard Pope to be Lieutenant ; Ensign
Edward Des Barres to be Ensign.
50th Foot—Surgeon James Fraser, M.D., to be Surgeon'
Major.
57th Foot—Lietenant Francis Henry Clayton to be Car
taiu, Ensign Charles John Matthews to be Lieutenant.
58th Feot—Ensign Francis Mellowes Maycock to be
Ensign, Ensign Cyril Hugh Selby Gambier to be E".

sign.
60th Foot—Ensign William Francis Chalmers Wigston to

be Lieutenant.
71st Foot—Ensign James Argyll Spalding Inglis to be
Li& utenant ; Kenneth Malcolm Eliot Kerr, Gent., to be
Ensign.
77th Poot—Captain H. M. L. Colquboun to be Major.
83d Foot—Ensign Arthur Vivian Henry Brooke to be
Lieutenant: Rodber William Stapylton Burnet, Gent.,
to be Ensign.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 3.
Commanders :—Augustus John Burton and Henri
Temple, on the Retired List, have been allowed to assume
the rank of Retired Captain. Sub-Lieutenant Angus
M'Leod has been promoted to be a Lieutenant. •
NOVEMBER 4.
The following promotions have this day been made;^*"
Commander James Elpbinstone Eiskino to be Captaiel
Lieuts. Alfred Frederick Maresbaux and Stanhope Grove
Price to be Commanders.

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