Octavius Ludlow Smith papers. 1857-1858

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Octavius Ludlow Smith papers. 1857-1858

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Lawrence, Henry Montgomery, Sir, 1806-1857

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Army officer in the East India Company; 1822 second lieutenant, Bengal artillery; January 1833 interpreter and quartermaster, 7th battery of artillery later horse artillery, Cawnpore; February 1833 assistant revenue surveyor in the North-Western provinces; 1835 full surveyor; 1837 Captain; 1839 civil administratord of Ferozepore; 1840 assistant to the governor-general's agent for the affairs of the Punjab and the north-west frontier; 1842 brevet major; 1843 assistant to the envoy at...

Campbell, Sir Colin, Baron Clyde, 1792-1863

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1808 appointed ensign in the 9th regiment; 1808-1813 served in Peninsular War; 1809 lieutenant; 1813 captain; 1816 joined 5th battalion 60th rifles at Gibraltar; 1818 transferred to 21st regiment (Royal Scots Fusiliers) at Barbado; 1821-1826 aide-de-camp to governor of British Guiana; 1825 major; 1832 lieutenant-colonel; 1835 lieutenant-colonel of the 98th; 1841-1846 served in China; 1842 aide-de-camp to the queen, colonel, CB; 1844 brigadier-general; 1847 commander of the brigade a...

Bengal Army (active 1709-1972)

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Smith, Octavius Ludlow, active 1857-1858, Lieutenant-General

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Epithet: Lieutenant-General British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001512.0x000156 ...

Outram, James, Sir, 1803-1863

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Lt.-General. Commanded two Divisions of the Bengal Army in the Mutiny, and accompanied the relief column to Lucknow. On the second relief, in November, Outram retired to the Alambagh and held it until the final capture of Lucknow in March, 1858. From the description of Letters, 1849-1865. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122524234 1819 cadet, ensign in 4th native infantry, transferred to 1st grenadier native infantry, then 12th regiment; 1820 acting-adjutant; 1824...