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Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—H. R. Benson, C.B. (Gen.)
Lieut.-Colonels.—T. A. Cooke
S. M. Benson
Majors.—E. A. Belford
Hon. J. P. Bouverie
F. W. Benson
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
T. A. Steele
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther Thomson
C. H. Butler
Lieutenants.—W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Hon. H. A. Lawrence
G. C. C. D’Aguilar
G. F. Milner
E. W. N. Pedder
C. A. S. Warner
B. P. Portal
A. J. T., Viscount Clandeboye
N. T. Nickalls
E. D. Miller
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
2nd Lieuts.—R. du P. Grenfell
T. G. Collins
Paymaster —J M Russell (Capt )
Paymaster. J. M. Russell (Capt.)
Adjutant.—C. Coventry
Riding-Master.—H. M’Gee
Quartermaster.—D. Shawe

1889

Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—H. R. Benson, C.B. (Gen.)
Lieut.-Colonel.—S. M. Benson
Majors.—E. A. Belford
Hon. J. P. Bouverie
F. W. Benson
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
T. A. Steele
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W. G. Renton
C. Coventry (Adjutant)
H. W. R. Ricardo
Lieutenants.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
G. C. C. D’Aguilar
G. F. Milner
C. A. S. Warner
F. P. M. Maryon-Wilson
B. P. Portal
A. J. T., Earl of Ava
A. Rawlinson
N. T. Nickalls
E. D. Miller
H. M. Jessel
V S Sandeman
 V. S. Sandeman
2nd Lieuts.—R. du P. Grenfell
T. G. Collins
Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
Paymaster.—J. M. Russell
Riding-Master.—H. M’Gee
Quartermaster.—D. Shawe

1890.

Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—H. R. Benson, C.B. (Gen.)
Lieut.-Colonel.—S. M. Benson
Majors.—E. A. Belford
Hon. J. P. Bouverie
F. W. Benson
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
T. A. Steele
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Lieutenants.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
G. C. C. D’Aguilar
G. F. Milner
C. A. S. Warner
F. P. M. Maryon-Wilson
B. P. Portal
A. J. T., Earl of Ava
A Rawlinson
 A. Rawlinson
N. T. Nickalls
E. D. Miller
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
2nd Lieuts.—T. G. Collins
Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
W. F. Egerton
W. A. Tilney
Paymaster.—J. M. Russell
Adjutant.—C. Coventry
Riding-Master.—H. M’Gee
Quartermaster.—D. Shawe

1891.

Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Col.—H. R. Benson, C.B. (Gen.)
Lieutenant-Colonel.—S. M. Benson
Majors.—E. A. Belford
Hon. J. P. Bouverie
F. W. Benson
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
T. A. Steele
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Lieutenants.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
G C C D’Aguilar
 G. C. C. D Aguilar
G. F. Milner
C. A. S. Warner
F. P. M. Maryon-Wilson
B. P. Portal
A. J. T., Earl of Ava
A. Rawlinson
N. T. Nickalls
E. D. Miller
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
2nd Lieuts.—T. G. Collins
Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
W. F. Egerton
W. A. Tilney
Adjutant.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Riding-Master.—H. M’Gee
Quartermaster.—D. Shawe

1892.

Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—H. R. Benson (Gen.)
Lieutenant-Colonel.—S. M. Benson
Majors.—E. A. Belford
Hon. J. P. Bouverie
F. W. Benson
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W G Renton
 W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Lieutenants.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
G. C. C. D’Aguilar
G. F. Milner
C. A. S. Warner
F. P. M. Maryon-Wilson
B. P. Portal
A. J. T., Earl of Ava
A. Rawlinson
N. T. Nickalls
E. D. Miller
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
2nd Lieuts.—T. G. Collins
Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
W. F. Egerton
W. A. Tilney
Adjt.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Riding-Master.—W. Pilley (Hon. Lieutenant)
Quartermaster.—D. Shawe

1893.
 Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—Sir D. C. Drury-Lowe, K.C.B. (Lieut.-Gen.)
Lieutenant-Colonel.—E. A. Belford
Majors.—F. W. Benson (Attached Egyptian Army)
M. G. Neeld
H. C. Jenkins
Captains.—C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Lieutenants.—G. C. C. D’Aguilar
G. F. Milner
C. A. S. Warner
F. P. M. Maryon-Wilson
B. P. Portal
N. T. Nickalls
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
T. G. Collins
2nd Lieuts.—Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
W. F. Egerton
W. A. Tilney
Adjutant.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Riding-Master.—W. Pilley
Quartermaster.—C. Clarke (Hon. Lieutenant)

1894.
 Colonel-in-Chief.
H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander-in-
Chief
Colonel.—Sir D. C. Drury-Lowe, K.C.B. (Lieut.-Gen.)
Lieutenant-Colonel.—E. A. Belford
Majors.—M. G. Neeld
C. H. Purvis
H. Fortescue
Captains.—E. B. Herbert
Hon. L. H. D. Fortescue
C. J. Anstruther
W. G. Renton
C. Coventry
H. W. R. Ricardo
Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Lieutenants.—G. C. C. D’Aguilar
C. A. S. Warner
B. P. Portal
N. T. Nickalls
H. M. Jessel
V. S. Sandeman
T. G. Collins
Prince Adolphus of Teck
H. C. Noel
2nd Lieutenants.—W. F. Egerton
W. A. Tilney
Sir F. Burdett, Bt.
Adjutant.—Hon. H. A. Lawrence
Riding-Master.—W. Pilley
Quartermaster.—C. Clarke
 APPENDIX B
QUARTERS AND MOVEMENTS OF THE I7TH LANCERS SINCE THEIR
FOUNDATION

[1 signifies headquarters]
1759. November 7th.—Warrant for raising the regiment.
November 26th (?)—First rendezvous. Watford and Rickmansworth.
December.—Coventry.
1760. October.—Haddington,1 Musselburgh.
1761. August.—Perth,1 Falkland, Aberdour, Cupar, Culross, Leven.
1762. June.—Musselburgh1 (2 troops), Dalkeith (2), Hamilton.
September.—Haddington,1 Dalkeith, Dunbar, Hamilton,
Musselburgh, Linlithgow.
1763. January.—Haddington1 (2), Dalkeith, Dunbar, Musselburgh,
Linlithgow.
1764 to 1771.—Ireland. [Gap in the muster-rolls; 2 troops in the Isle of
Man 1766.]
1772. January.—Clonmell1 (3), Clogheen (2), Leightonbridge (1).
July.—Kilkenny1 (2), Carrick (2), Ross (2).
1773. January.—Kilkenny1 (2), Carrick (2), Ross, Leightonbridge.
July.—Carlow,1 Athy, Tullow, Callen.
1774. January.—Carlow,1 Athy, Tullow, Callen.
July.—Maryborough,1 Mount Mellick.
1775. April.—Embarked for Boston; arrived 10–15 June.
America, active service.
1776. March.—Embarked for Halifax.
June.—Left Halifax.
July.—Landed Staten Island.
August.—Mustered Staten Island.
1777. January.—Mustered at New York.
May. „ Perth and Amboy.
August. „ Camp, New York Island, and Bloomendale.
1778. February. „ Philadelphia.
1779. September. „ Flushing, Long Island (detachment to
Carolina).
1780. May.—Mustered at Hampstead, Long Island.
1780. July.—Mustered at East Chester.
1781. January. „ Haarlem, N. Y., and Hampstead, L. I.
July. „ Flushing, L. I.
1782. January. „ Hampstead, L. I.
July. „ Fort Knyphausen.
1783. January. „ New York and Haarlem.
July. „ New York.
Embarked for Ireland.
1784. January.—Cork (on arrival).
July.—Maryborough,1 (3), Mount Mellick (3).
1785. January.—Maryborough,1 Mount Mellick.
July.—Tullamore,1 Philipstown.
1786. January.—Tullamore,1 Philipstown.
July.—Longford,1 Navan.
1787. January.—Athlone,1 Mount Mellick, Navan, “Man-of-War.”
July.—Castlebar,1 Sligo, Ballinrobe.
1788.—Castlebar,1 Sligo, Ballinrobe.
1789.—Bandon.
1790. July.—Kilkenny.
1791. January.—Kilkenny,1 Carrick, Ross.
July.—Kilkenny.
1792. January.—Kilkenny.
July.—Phœnix Park.
1793. January.—Collon.
July.—Lisburn.
1794.—Belturbet.
1795. May?—Three troops embarked for West Indies—Jamaica.
August. „ „ „ St. Domingo.
Active service.
1796.—Jamaica, Grenada, St. Domingo.
1797. March.—Port Royal (3 troops)? for embarkation.
May.—Trowbridge (2 troops? depôt).
August.—Return from West Indies. Nottingham, Trowbridge,
Gloucester, Bath, Bristol.
1798.—Canterbury (detachment on active service to Ostend).
1799.—Canterbury. Two troops to Southampton.
Summer.—Swinley Camp.
Winter.—Exeter and Taunton.
1800. Summer.—Bagshot Heath.
Winter.—Duffield (in aid of civil power).
1801 to 1802.—Manchester,1 Lancaster, Chester, Bolton, Preston.
1803. May.—Embarked for Ireland.
Tullamore,1 Philipstown, Carlow, Kilkenny.
1804.—Clonmel,1 Tullamore, Philipstown, Carlow, Kilkenny.
1805.—Dublin.
September.—Moved to Northampton.
1806. April.—Brighton, Romney, Rye, Hastings.
October.—Embarked for active service in South America.
December.—Arrived in La Plata.
1807.—Active service in South America.
November.—Embarked for England.
1808. January.—Disembarked at Portsmouth and marched to Chichester.
February.—Embarked for East Indies.
August.—Fort William, Calcutta.
1809. February.—Surat. Detachment to Persia.
1810.—Surat.
1811. December.—Ruttapore.
1812 to 1821.—Ruttapore. Active service, detachments 1813 to 1815;
whole regiment, 1816 to 1821.
1822.—Ruttapore.
1823. January.—Embarked for England.
May.—Arrived in England. Quarters, Chatham.
1824. June.—Regent’s Park Barracks.
July.—Canterbury.
1825. June.—Regent’s Park Barracks.
July.—Brighton, Chichester.
1826. March.—Exeter and Topsham.
1827. January.—Hounslow and Hampton Court.
1828. April.—Dundalk, Belturbet.
1829. May.—Dublin.
1830. May.—Newbridge,1 Armagh, Navan, Kells, Kilkenny.
1831. April.—Limerick,1 Ennis, Newmarket, Adair.
June.—Headquarters to Ballincollig.
1832. April.—Portobello Barracks, Dublin.
June.—Newport,1 Berkeley, Dursley.
July.—Dursley,1 Wootton-under-Edge.
November.—Headquarters to Gloucester.
(Cholera year.)
1833. March.—Hounslow,1 Hampton Court, Kensington.
1834. May.—Leeds,1 Burnley.
1835. May.—Manchester.
1836. April.—Norwich, Ipswich.
1837. May.—Coventry, Northampton.
1838. June.—Portobello Barracks, Dublin
1839. January.—Royal Barracks, Dublin.
August.—Portobello Barracks.
1840.—Portobello Barracks.
1841.—Glasgow, Edinburgh.1
1842.—Leeds.
1843. April.—Nottingham.1
[Autumn.]—Birmingham.1
1844. May.—Hounslow.1
1845. April.—Brighton.1
1846. June.—Dundalk.1
1847. April.—Island Bridge,1 Portobello and Royal Barracks.
October.—Royal Barracks.
1848 to 1849.—Royal Barracks, Dublin.
1850. April.—Newbridge,1 Clonmel, Kilkenny, Waterford, Carrick.
1851. April.—Woolwich.
October.—Canterbury.
1852. June.—Brighton,1 Christchurch, Trowbridge.
1853. March.—Brighton,1 Dorchester.
June.—Chobham.
July.—Hounslow,1 Hampton Court.
1854. April.—Sailed for active service in the Crimea. Depôt, Canterbury.
1855.—Crimea.
1856. April.—Left the East for Ireland.
May.—Cahir Barracks,1 Fethard, Clonmel, Clogheen, Limerick.
September.—Portobello Barracks.
1857. March.—Island Bridge Barracks.
October.—Embarked for active service in India. Depôt, Canterbury.
1858. February.—Arrived Kirkee, Bombay.
Pursuit of Tantia Topee.
1859. May—Gwalior.
1860. January.—Left Gwalior.
April.—Secunderabad.
1861 to December 1864.—Secunderabad.
1865. January.—Embarked for England.
May.—Colchester.
1866. March.—Aldershot.
1867. August.—Brighton,1 Shorncliffe.
1868. June.—Woolwich,1 Kensington, Hampton Court.
August.—Hounslow, Kensington, Hampton Court.
1869. July.—Edinburgh,1 Hamilton.
1870. April.—Royal Barracks, Dublin.
1871. April.—Longford,1 Athlone, Ballinrobe, Castlebar, Gort.
1872. May.—Ballincollig, Limerick, Cork, Fermoy, Clogheen.
1873. July.—Curragh.
August.—Island Bridge Barracks, Dublin.
1874. August.—Dundalk,1 Belfast, Belturbet (1 troop in December)
1875. June.—Island Bridge1 and Royal Barracks, Dublin.
1876. June.—Embarked for England for autumn manœuvres.
1876. September.—East Cavalry Barracks, Aldershot.
1877. August.—Leeds,1 Preston, Sheffield.
1878. [May.—Detachments to Burnley, Blackburn, and Clitheroe, in aid of
civil power.]
July.—Aldershot.
September.—Hounslow,1 Hampton Court.
1879. February.—Embarked for active service in South Africa. Depôt,
Hounslow.
April.—Arrived Durban.
October.—Embarked for India.
November.—Arrived at Mhow.
1880 to January 1884.—Mhow. Depôt, Canterbury.
1884. January and February.—Lucknow.
1885 to 1890.—Lucknow.
1890. October.—Embarked for England.
November.—Shorncliffe (one squadron in Egypt).
1891. July.—Hounslow.
1892. Hounslow, Hampton Court, and Kensington.
1893. September.—Preston1 [Derby, Alfreton, Normanton (in aid of civil
power)] and Birmingham.
1894. Leeds,1 Birmingham.
 APPENDIX C
PAY OF ALL RANKS OF A LIGHT DRAGOON REGIMENT

1764
S. = “Subsistence.” A. = Arrears. G. = Grass money.

Colonel.
S. £483 12 6
A. 112 13 3
£596 5 9

Lieut.-Colonel.
S. £337 12 6
A. 79 14 9
£417 7 3

Major.
S. £282 17 6
A. 66 7 0
£349 4 6

Captain.
S. £209 17 6
A. 54 3 5
£264 0 11

Capt.-Lt. & Lieut.

S. £127 15 0
A. 25 11 4
£153 6 4
 Cornet.
S. £109 10 0
A. 26 15 8
£136 5 8

Chaplain.
S. £91 5 0
A. 22 6 4
£113 11 4

Adjutant.
S. £82 2 6
A. 20 1 9
£102 4 3

Surgeon.
S. £82 2 6
A. 20 1 9
£102 4 3

Surgeon’s Mate.
S. £54 15 0
A. 4 17 5
£59 12 5

Quartermaster.
S. £75 0 0
A. 20 13 10
£93 13 10
 Sergeant.
S. £18 5 0
A. 9 9 0
G. 1 11 10
£29 5 10

Corporal.
S. £12 2 8
A. 6 2 0
G. 1 11 10
£19 16 6

Trumpeter.
S. £18 5 0
A. 7 16 0
G. 1 11 10
£27 12 10

Farrier.
S. £9 2 0
A. 3 1 0
G. 1 11 10
£13 14 10[15]

Light Dragoon.
S. £9 2 0
A. 3 1 0
G. 1 11 10
£13 14 10
 1796
All the allowances hitherto known under the head of

Bread money,
Grass money,
Poundage money,
New allowances for necessaries,

to be comprised under one head, and form a daily rate of

allowance. Such daily rate for non-commissioned officers and men of
the cavalry (after deduction of 1s. 8d. per man for horsecloth and
surcingle) to be 3½ d. per diem.