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tablished Presbvterian Chwch of Guernsev. cle-prived of his liv"ings of the Yale and St. Sffison,because, from con"scientious motives, he refusbd tosign the. Act of Uniformitv. He compiled inTien6h an able work on the"laws and cuitoms ofNormandy, as used in the Royal Court of Guernsey,which was'first printed in igZe, and which doesinffnite credit td his forethouEht and humanity.This excellent man, who was gieatlv in advance khis age, after taking his defrees "at Cambridge,Bassed some years afthe academv at Caen. wherehe en{oyed tLe friendship of the'learned bochartand Hriet, who conespbnded with him on hisreturr to Guernsey. One of his sons. Eleazar. wasBailiff of the islaliil.

(Ftom llTatkint' Biographical Dictionary, London, 1807.)' t Troues Sruort, an English engra,ver of med.als,wa"s instructeil by Briot, a Trenchman, who was iutlie service of Cfiarles I. Most of Simon's workswete executed dwing Cromwell's protectorate,qhose, great seal and.-that of the coirmonwealthwere exquisitely cut bv him. IIis brother. Abra,ham Simbn, w# a cebbratecl mocleller in #ax, andassisted him in most of his capital works. I{e waseilucated. for the chwch, but-declined that profes-sion td pursue the bent of his genius. He wassome time in the seryice of Christina, Queen ofSweilen, and was afterwards employecl by CharlesIII. I{e dietl soon af,ter the reiolution.L-Tet'twe.Gianger."

Alrxr Gpnuerr, mother of the above Thomas anclAbraham Simon, was a Guernseywom&n, ancl thereis reasonto believe that paternlllv thev were also-- of Guornsey origin, the iame of "Simoi, being an-ciently, and still,"very common in the island. "Theirfather, Peter Simon, was, however, a native ofLond.ou, es appears by the following extract frorn

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shire. fn a painted window of the church atStavelv. there ivas. and probably still is, an escut-cheon"containing iwo c*oats impaled. 1, Freche"viJle; 2, De Yic, or, thtee galtraps and chief sab.

louis De Vic was appointed Queeu's Procwea'in 1578. and Bailiff in 1588.

1874.

Alrr.cs Amnos, Bafiff of Guernsey, died 7thApri! aged 64 years. IIe was Seigneiir of Saus-marez,keeper of the Castle of Jerbourg, ancl here-fitarv cup6earer to the Kine. in Guernsey. as alsoone ,if th'e gallant defenders" of Ca,stle Co"rilet dff-ing its meirorable nins ysars' giegs. Two of hisbr-others. militarv offcersl were si-ain r one in theservice 6f tU" r*"g of Boherna, who was son-in.law of James f., of Engla,nd; and the other in1644, durinE the civil wa=r. In the monument ofBailiff Andros, i:r the parish church bf St. Martin,it is stated that he rras " Maior-General " of theinsular militia: this rank must not be understoodin its moclern sense, as that body was then com-manded bv cantails in their resnective parishes. andAmias Aridro! was created majo'r to be'senior oifcerover all the captains.

. 1690.o'SaMUET C-o.my, son of Samuel, fied in Iteland

in the sersice of KinE 'William.

killed at the battieof the Boyne, 1st Juiy." Caily gte&igree, rank notstated. anfi now unknown.

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Jonn Do Seusaranrz, D.D., Chaplain to hisMajesty King Charles IL, Prebendary of

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ailnud,l rent of 13 shillings. I:n1-l04, under QueenArne, he was distinguished by having the lieute-nant-governorship of Guernsey bestofreil on him,whilsI he also cbitinued Bailiri, the duties of thelatter ofi"ce being fispensed with for the time, withthe power of apfointing a lieutenant-bailiff.

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ing his governbiship ii North -ltme"ica, he reso-lutely eicounteretl ihe duties and resnonsibilitiesof his high office, and was successful ih resisting,in his militarv as well as civil canacitv. the ii-trigues and hostilities of the neighbiuririg Frenchand fnilians, to which he was continually exposeil.On the other hand, uud.er the Stuarts," he'is re-presented as disgracjng superior ta,lents by render-ing them subser;ient To thle arbitrary des"iEns of atyrant (James II.), but after the "revolu:tion of16-88, St Edmunil cgnr\rcled himself irreproach-ably as Governor of Virginia.

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Joun Tufrrn fieil, February. He was pre-sented bv his sovereisns. W-illiarir anti. Marv. fritha massiv-e golil chain ind medal,x for conve{ing, inMa.y, 16921 at some personal risk and e*pei.e,"iheintelligence to Adniral Russell, at Stl }Ielen's,that the tr'rench Admiraf. Tourville. was in theChannel, which intelligence led to tLe famous navalbattle of La llogue.f

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*.This metlal antl chain are now in possession of Oarr6William Tupper, esq., M,A,, of Hautevill6, as heir male.'

f The battle of La Hogue derives its name, lot from CapeLa Hague as is generally-supposed, but from La Hogue St.Vast, a roatlstead or bay which lies to the South of Cape Bar-fleur, and a few miles S,E, of Cherbourg. In this roadsteailSir George Rooke burnt 13 French ships of the line, whichhad sougbt refuge there, after the defeat. In 1792, Guernseywas vislted by two large British squadrons-rhe first in Aprii,under Rear,Admiral Carter, who was killed in thebattle of LaHogue; and the seconalin July, uniler Ailmiral Russell, withthe same English antl Dutch fleet withwhich he hail gaineil thevrcrcry.

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the town hospital, of rrhich he was, during his life,the principal'suppor"t." He compiled a-chart ofGueinsey,- anit sailing directions,

-both of which,

*""e pribHshed, andialthough obsolete, are stiliexbanb.

L759.

Nrctrorls fu Mnssvnrnn, Commander of theBellona, of 20 guns (a Guemsey private cruiser),slain 13th Febmar.y, aged 27, about a,n hour af'berhe had gallantly lttaclted a French large Eastlndia shi-p. The Bel,lona beinE Ereatly s[atteredin her masts and rigging, haviigiseveral shot be-tween winil and watei] aid many"of her men killetlancl wounded, was compelled io sheer off, a,ftergreatly damaging her opponent

I764.

tion round, the worlcl, Philip being first lieutenantof the Cenhnion when sde caolured. June 2O.

Acapulco to

of the Ce'ntwrion when she capturecl, June 2QL743, lhe Spanish galleon on her pa,ssage fromAcapulco to n{anilla,, and he was appointed to the

rlleon on her pa,ssage fromand he was appointed to the

command of the prize, with the rank of postcap6aln.

r765.llunnncl Canrr, Jwat R.C., died 24th Feb-

ruary. leavinE behind him a lea,rned and valuablel\[S."'i]eatise] in French. on the laws and Consti-tution of Guernsey. a translation of part of whichis given in the Eut ntrg and, Jeriea Ma,qazine,1$3, Vol. Y., pp. 44 ^;d, 95.

-Wh6n eldcted a

Jurat, he refnse-d-to serve, and appealed to Kingand Council; ancl a,fter long corresp'ondence on the

Captain Tnouls Seuulmz. R.N.. died. -While

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Chief of the Ularines, died in Lsndon,:26th Ja-nuary, aged 67. Ile obtained, in1747, a commis-sion by purchase in General Churchiil's resirnentof Marines, that corps being then diffelentiy eon-stituted to what it is-now. fle served. as a Ctptainin the celebratecl defeat of the French fledt inQgt]gron B-ay, by Sir Edward l{awke, in 17b9; asa Major and"'Commandant of a Battalion at Bun-\g'l Hi!, futL775, where the l\{arines particularlydi,stiriguished themselves, and ea,med'the laur61which now encircles their device; anal a,s a lieute-nant-C_olonel in Rodney's victor.y'of the 12th April,1782, having been especially setrt f"o* EnEhnh tocommand the Marin6s i:r ttre fleet, aborit 4.000men, i:a the event of their beinE land.ed on anv ofthe enemy's W-est Infia Ishn[s.* ]Ie was'thefiret Guernseyman who attained. the rauk of ageneral offcer; and his death was hastened. b.y grieffor the uutimely fall of his truly promisirig"andoluy son.

L796.Commaniler Dervrnr, Gulnrlr, of Lb,e Sfu,ene. 16-

gun brig, perished w-ith his crew, iu the Bav of]Ioncluras; day unknown. Ile bore the chardcterof a very smart and iutelligent offcer.

1798;"Wrr,r,reu Dp Yrc Turrln (seconil son of E.

Tupper, Jurat R.C.) mortally wdunded i" g*""-pX in a duel with an _officer of ttrc ZZ* Begiment,lJecember 6, a,nd died the followinE day. IIe wa*a lirst cousirr of Lieutenant Can6 Tuppe4 ante.

L759.Lieutenant Tuo.uas F.a.r,r,E 12th Regiment,* See Sir George.Roflne-y's l9tte1 of 30th Deeember, l7gl,

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ryoun{ed. Jp 179f, .he :qas at t}re landing in Coi-woundecl. In 1794. hesica, tle ta,kingjf St_. Fiorenzo, capture"and de-etructioa. ofthd French frisates and iua-boats. and,at the siese ancl canture oT Sastia alnd Calvi.' Inat the siege and eapture oT Sastia alnd Calvi.' I{1799, as lieutenanicolonel of the Z}bh SeEiment.1799, as af the Zfibh Segiment,

{e, sewed, in tle,gx.Bedilign.b.o. Ilo}landi underAberneomby, and distinguished himsetf September10, bv the clefence of a nosition confideil to him. as10, bv thewiii best

of a position confideil to him, as'y ad extract frcim $ir Ralnh'swill best a?peaT by an extract f,rcim $ir B,alph'

of&cial dispi,tth:-"

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'the higb

reDutation which th-ni reeinisnt has alwavs borne :liiutenant-Colonel Smith,-of that corps, who had theDarticular oharqe of that pogt. reeeived a-severe woundin the leg, w[ich vilI tlbprive us for a time of hisServlces.

" schuyer Brug, September Ll, 1799."

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-Copenbagen, in 18S7, ancl was afterdartls

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church of bhe Yale, in 1"117. Nicholas De Beau-voir appears, by a questionable Act of Chief Pleas,to haib'been Bailitr of Guernsev in 1204. the veariu which Nortnandy was united to France. in amauclate of 5 Bdrraril III., ,t.n. 1381, the nameof B. De Beauvoir is given. In12g2, tn L479, in1572, and, trr" L644, a De Beauvoir was Bailiff, orChief Magistrate, of Guernsey.

. 1811.

Irieut. Plmn Dl Lrsr,l, R.N., tlrowned 24thDecember. I{e had iust been matle a ]ieutenent.on board. the Defence,?A, when she was wrecked onthe rrestern to*t of Jutland, and only 12 of hercrew were saved. The ,9r. George,98, the flag-shipof Rear Admiral Re-ynolds, was lost at the sametime. and six of her" men onlv were eaveil. TheIfero,74, was'wreckeal the uext tlay (25th ])ecem-ber) wiih all hands but 12. These three liners,which forme<I pa,rt of the fleet under Sir JamesSaumarez, in t-he Baltic, were returoing to Bng-land. and thus nearlv 2.000 of their crdws wereentombed in a #ater"y srave. Not an offcer was'savecl.

ancl at the time it"was considered an ominousconiunction of names whereby EnEtand lost herpation, her hero, and her defehce in"the same dis-astrous gale,

1812.

Maior-General Ln Me-ncnlNr. asecl 47. andlieutl-Colonel Fnpr. Brnr,owx kiiledl and EnsisnH. Irr Mrsvnrsnlost hisright arm,at thebattle*ofSalamanca. 22d" Julv. A monumenf to the memorvof Generai Le Marthant was erectecl, at the publi"c

* Lieut.Colonel Barlow, of the 6lst, fell at the heail of bisregiment; bis young widow was the eldest sister of CaptainRawdon McCrea, 1809, ante, anil their only chilil, Jane Maria,uarrieil, 30th April, 1840, Commander Philip De Sausmarez,now commanding her Majesty's steamet Dather, on the Chari-nel Islantls station.

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family lonE seated in Guernsey, a'ud which &om theearliest ricortls has fiIled uiany of its principalofrces: thus Peter Tre Marchant was the Gover-nor's deputy. antl Bailif. as early at temp. EdwartlT^ 72?2'to'i30l The Generalis elclest^ survivinsson is Sir Denis Ire Marchant, Bart., once M.P.fon

'Worcester, and. now ,clerk of the I{ouse of

Commons; the seconcl son is Trieutenant-Genera1Sir John Gaspard. Le Marchant, Knight., S.C,M.G.,Glovernor an& Commander-in-0hief-at Malta ; andthe third is Colonel Thomas Le Marchant, half pay,formerly of the 7th Dragoon Guarils.

1812.

Major-General Sir Iseec Bnocr, K.8., slain iuCanarla, 13th of October, aged r[3.* Two of hisbrothers, Lieutenant-Colon-el John Brock, zr,ndLieutena,nt Ferdinand Brock, were both killed iuthe armv before him. Scarcelv two months beforehis aleati\ on the t6th August,'General Brock, witha motlen force of 330 r"esulars, 400 militia, andabout 660 fndians, togethei 1830 men, Begsing theriver and following t[e enemy into ]ris owa Ierri-tory, captured the" Americd fort"e*s of Detroit,wiin aa'pieces of cannon anil a strong garrison;and on tle same day the State of Michigaa theAd,a,n^s, vessel of wari and ahotfi 2,50O troops weresurrendered to the British a,rms. A portion 6f thesetroops had" previously invaded Upper Canada, andthus^the sudcess that atbeniled this ffrst enterprize,ir:, wldch the militia had been engagetl, produceila;n electricaJ. effect throughout the twb provinces.It inspireii the timid, fixeil the wavering, ancl aweclthe disaffecteil. the last beine of Ameriian birth ororiEiu. It also induced the Six Nations of Inclians,wh6 had hitherto kept aloof, to take an active pattin our favour. A ualional monument was raisea to

* Kaye, i;lbis Life of Lord Metcalfe, I;ondon, 1854, vol,ii., p. 506, alluding to Sir Isaac Brock, says ia a foot note-tt Guernsey may well be proud of her hero."

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plll Higlqess will.then be able, also, to judgehow large a d.ebt the Empire owed to the lam"entdclhero _tJroctr, whose gallaut and generous heartshrunk not in the darfest hour of tfie conflict from.tl^:,i"-:t.

discouraging odds,. ancl -whose """-pf"rnsp-red^ tihe f'ew with the abjlity and spirib to do .ihework of m.an;r.', The prince"replied (inter aljaj,",I huu^" yilli"gly consent€d to iay the'foundationstone ot thrs monument, Ever.y nation may with-_out offence to its neighbours

- commemofr,te its

l:eroic deeds-their dedds of arrns-their nobledeathq. This is no taurrting boast of iiiorv, oorevival.of long passetl animoiities-but an ho'nour-alrle tribute to"a sold.ier's fame; the more honour_abl-e because we readily acknowleilge the brave"vand chivalry of that people by whosE act ne ieii.--ttrtust that,Uanqda will never want such volunteersas..lhosg whq fguglrt in the last war-nor volurt"r"uwlthout such leaders." The following is the in_scription on the north side of the new"monument,

' UPP'R, CANADA

IIAS DEDICATED TEIS MONUMENTTO TI'E ]I'EIuORY OT lED I/AT9

MAJOR,.CIENEN,AL gIN, ISAAC BROCK, K.B.PR,OVISIONAIJ I'IEUT.'GOVEBNOR AND COO,I\IA"O"* O" ,"U

FOn,CES IN IITIS PROVINCE.WEOSE R,EMATNS AB'E DAPOSITED IN fI{E VAUI,T BENEATII.

OPPOSING TEE INVADING ENEMY,IIE I'EIL IN ACTION N.EAE AIIESD IIEIGIITS.

oN THE l8r.r ocroren, lgl2,rrq rur 43o IEAR or,r Hrs AcD,

REVEI|ED AND I,AII,ENAEDBY rrrE prdpr,u wttol\, ttu GovERNED,

AND DEPLoRED BY T.EE SoIEREIGNTO WIrOSE SERVICE IIIS I,IF! IIAD BIEN DEVOTED.

, Qn bra,ss platec, within the column, are the fol-rowlng rn$cTtptlons:_IIY A I/AUIT UNDER,N&A?IT AE,E DEPOSITED TtI& MORTAf,

. X,EMAINS OF IIID TAMENTEDMA'ON,.GDNEII,AL SIB ISAAC BROCK, N.8",

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ment. Earlv the next morniug, the mutineersopenetl fire, ivhieh n'as retrtrned;-but seeing them-s6lves su.'rounclecl, and bearing that thewhole forceof the island rvas marching: against them, theyquitted the fort, and piled theii arms, apparentlyriniler the aasurilnce of pardon. The 104th was, itseems, one of the regim^ents raiseil to serve duriggfhe war, and the mrltineers were impatient to bedisband.ed after the peace, the preliminaries. oflyhich were signed at Versailles, Jan. 20, preceding'

1813.

Colonel lllvru,lnn lr Mrsuuln, mortallywor"mcled in the battle of the P.yrenees July 28,and died on the 31st. Oue of his brothers, Lieut.tr'annnnrcr Irr Mlsunrun, of the Bl,enheim, 74,the flaE-ship of Sir Thomas Troubritlge, perished inher wilh ali on boarcl, when she foun-deretl in 1807,in the nast Indies. Elvrr,r,lNl (nephew of PaulLr Mesurier, M.P., ante), sewe[. on the Staff inthe expedition to Sweden,'untler Sir John Moore ;and ne}'t proceecling with that General to ?ortugal,he was pr-esent at t-he battle of Corunna, where hehad a h-orse shot under him. Soon after lLis returnto Englancl, he was one of the ofrcers sent withGeneral Beresford to fiscipline tlre Portuguesetroops. and in consequence ila^s promoted in April,180 ,

'to a British maiority, oblaining thereby- a

Portuzuese lieutenant-tolonelcv. A few monthslater [e was appointecl to the c6mmantl of the 14thPortuzuese Regiment; and in April, 1811, hebeca,rn"e Portueiese Militarv Secretarv to Lord'\\rsllington.

in March, 18i2, hewas"selectealtobe conimanilant of the almost fismantled forf,ressof Almeida. at a timo when Marmont's movementsexciteil much alarm f,or its sa,fety. lVIarmont ap-peared before it, but Lieut.-Colonel Le Meswierio animated his little garrison, 'ancl showetl so gooda countenance, that t[e French d.esisted from anyattempt on the place. The commandant gained

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unless that, having been se'l foll. prprlisr^o1s,- sheffioo""-iua""' Tfie commandel (the late-Sir JohnRogs, the arctic voyagel)' in a letter to Nu James-S*"**r,

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" tfrut a ffner boy never breatbeil'."d-trrft hi- t.Ji' amiable disposition h3{,guinuahim the love,ancl esteem of every rncuYrdual on

boarcl."1814

Captain Clarv h Mencrlrvt, of-the lst Toot

C"lft-l- t"""tAtv wo,r:rded at the battle of -thefrt"".; ii;;;;"] December 13, 181j3r anil died. at

the earlv aEe of. 22. I{e was the eldest sllrYrvmg

ffi ;f i4;iLe"tt"tur Le' Marchant,-and'q1s born

il"d;;ts;: -H;"j's

been educated at Eton-anil

cI ii;"ii-;tfi' Miliiary"co[ege, he wa's.gazettecl, in

i8di. ;:;;;";ieo.i i" tnir.t Foot Guards; and

i" i6rti n" l"rt"nigtancl on an excursion to the

ffi"Ait"t;;;-and Turkey, then-a1mosl lne o3ty;il;";f d;ope accessibldto an Errglish -traveller'"He visited At[ens and the most celebrated remarns

li"urtio"ito in Greece; antl afterwards partogk of

irr" ft".'"ititiio of the'well knorvn Laily Esther

Stanhop'e, at irer villa, in Asia Minor, tr.avepm-g a

I""-ia"i^tt" o""tiou of the Turkish empire in that

d;;;til- li iau, he joined his regiment. in the

IsIe of lr6on, where it was quartered' t-or the pro-

tection of Cadiz; and in 1812, he b-ecame nrs

father's aitle-cle-camp, Frorn this time he bore an

;;i* ;;;ti" it" piitt.iput operations -9f pelti. ns'

ffi; rffi; i" spoit an,l Fruice, and fispiayed on

;;;";J;;fii"nJ great zeal, coutage, -and capacity'IIe fouqht bv his-father's siale at Sa'lamanca I ano

h;;ir;.%ed'subsequently appointeil ?ide-de'c.ampio Tii""tl"-*t - Ge'neral " th6

- ]Ion' Sir

-William

Si.**"t, nS', commanding the 2d division, he was

""".L"t tt tf"'battle of Vif,toria, where it devolvetl

";ffi; """at.t

a Spanish fivision t9 the.ltiack-uo ofrc" of qreat p6rsonal danger, in which he

*q"itt.A ni**8tt *idn his usual courage, antl, to

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me bv Sir James Sauma,rez, antl I never saw amore"promising lat[."

'When the Pgram'us -ww

t"id "ft'

at Plinouth, jn Mav. 1814, he ioined the'irl*nott.

18."Commintler C,'G. R" Phfl1ott, who*"au Uitit his boat midshipman: in ler he.servedat the destruction of a large American P,$vateer,off the Savannah river, August, 1814; and-also rni[e Uoat expeclition,

'Febiuary, 1815, ̂ under the

oommand of'Captain Phitlott,- up iS St'-i\{airy'sriver, whieh divldes Georgia -{om-.Sast -E'londa':Itte noatt ascenaleal a considerable elistance for thepunpose of surprising an American elctachme.nt, butfi"frn utpo*ud fo" s"everal hours to a gollin-g ffrei.-fffoifi banls of the stream, they returned with;I*. ;f 4 men killed and 25 wounde4 t"- 4ydhgbillti" Phillott in five places, by a 1ifle b^u!.*dbu6k shot. Young Tupper wa$ a brother- o-t*!.liut'E.'W. Tupper, R'N., 1826, and Uolotto-l .W{rmmb" Vi" Tiipei', 1830, both post ; and their eldestbrother, Jo[n, who, in 1803'6, was a cotempqrary

"t ltu"tio*. of Irord Bvron ancl Sir R'obert Peel,

uerished ai sea in the Meeliten'anean in January,igfZ. us'ea twent.y, the vessel, in which he was apasseng6r from Citalonia to Gibraltar, having neverf,een h"eard of, after sailing.x

1816.

I-rieutenant Gronen Culruntl,, R.N., perishedat sea in March or April, day unlnown, aged 24,much resretteil' He-was fiist lieutenant of theZ*"Ot*."18. Cotot*iler N. C. Dobr6e, which, 1nfAiS, *t*ipanieil Napoleonto St' Helena; an{ heleft frer to iake charg*e of an empty slaver, which

* In almost bis last letter to his brothers, Sir Isaac Brock

wrote, wbile traversing Lake Ontario, Septernber 3' l8l2:-il-iori -"tttioo John fupper irc a manner as to leave hope that

le -uv ttitt U" Iiving. GqiI grant it ! He is a great favourite;i;dt: anil I shodd lameuf any tlisaster happening to him'"

ena fro* Kingston,.septembei 4: "I this instant receive

;;;; ili;.r: st ho;est iohn Tupper is gone ! I coulil not

irave lovecl a son of my own more artlen0y."

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Sir Psrnn Dr lfl'vrr,r,lrvn, Knight, Bailifl iliedApril 14, a,eed 73, Tlis wiclow, (Emilia, eltlestddughter of-E. Tupper, Jurat, -B.C'), tliett 15thJau:uary,185Q aged-98 years ancl 6 months.

1822.

The Rev. Tuoues l Mlsomm, 8.D., andchanlain of Lord Sidmouth, died, aged 66. As abafister he hatt attained some emineice at the bar,when from conscientioud motives he quitted-thelegal profession, and, in 1800, entered into holyor"clersl In 18085 he was appointed -to p1eryh^th-eor?ersi In 18085 he was appointed to preach theBa,rnpton lrectur6 b-efore th6-Urrirersity of 9,xford,anit ias subsequently presentecl to the valuablo rec-torv of Ilauehfion le Skerne, in the countv of Dur-hari. bv the"Ilon. Shute Barrington, then-bishop oI

I-16 Skerne, in the cori.nty of Dur-Shute Barrinqton, then bishop ofis ahle ilefe.nc'e of the ChurcL of

ha,m, by thethat'dibcese, forhis able clefence of the

it

Ensland aeiinst some attacki of its enemies. AoosThu*o.r-. volume of sermons was published inbvo.. bv his orphan family, in 1823 : hb was a bro-therof" Paul Li Mesuriei". (L805 unte)

1825.

Prtrn Cl.nlr Turrun (son of John Tupper,Jurat. R.C.), British Consul in Catalonia, died atMafuid; April fa, a,sed,AO, while emploved in thecommisiiorifor th'e siettlement of British claims onthe Spanish Government. At the very early ageof tw6ntv-three. he was British Consul for, as alsomember bf the Supreme Junta of, the kingilom ofYalencia; and,.duiing the Peninsular-War, he dis-tinEuished himself from 1808 to 1814 in encowag-ing-tne Spaniarils to resist Napoleon's invasion;*

Belleronhon, while on the passage from Rochefort to Torbay,Cantairi Maitlancl savs-'iHe (Bonaparte) asked to see thechinlain. put a questiori to him-as to the number of Catholicsattd fot"ie-ttutt in ihe sh,ip, arril whether any of them spoke theFrench Gnguage. A duernseyman was pointed out to him'but he hadfio conversation with him.t'

* Mar6chal Suchet, in tis Mdmoires, vol. ii. p. 229' says :-

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a louE resiilence in the countr.y, Eeve him sreat in-fluen6e with the Spanish Goieriment. so"that inthe seconil invasioi of Spain by the'Trench, in1823, he was of such assis-tance tb the British Am-bassaclor, Sir

-William A'Court (afterwards Lord

Ifeytesbury), that he was offered, by Mr. Ca,rcning,the- appoiridment of a Consul 4eierat in SoutjiAmerica. with a salarv of fi2.50} a vear, which hedeclined, and his yo"uEest brother

'was'in conse-

quence selected as 6on*frl for Caraccas. (See 1841post.)

L825.

Maior-General Tnoues Canpy. of the 3d FootGuards, died May 24. a,sed,47. This gallant offcer(son of'John Cai:ey,'Jrirat, R.C.) w# at the tand-inE of the army uader Sir Ratph Abercrombie. nearSa"-perdown,

'on the 27th August, 7799; aiso in

the severe action fought on the 10th of September,in defendine the posilicm of Lhe Zwe. as Sell ae inthe successiie bat-tles of the 19th o"f September, anil2d and 6th Oetober followine. He was present atthe first landinE of the troopE in Aboukir Bey. aualat the subsequdnt hard"-fouelt buttles of th6'13thand lAth Mi,rch, 1800. - Ee was likewise at therecluction of ALexandria; anil at the siege and sur-rend.er of Copenhasen" in 1807. IIe ioined SirArthur W-etdslev o'n the eve of the batlle of Yi-miera. ancl share& in that well-contested action. inwhich he was sliehtlv woundecl. ]Ie served ulclerSir John Moore dt tiebattle of Corunna. in 1808:ancl was at the reiluction of the island of Walche-ren, and at the siege of trlushing.

L825.Bev. Prms Peul Dorn6r. M.A." Fellow of

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the cholera which then prevailed at Cambridge, a,nilsoon became in irnmiuent danger: he awaiteil theresult of the fisease, which proved fatal, with thecalmness of a Christian philoJopher, and was buriedin the chapel of Tbinity'Collese-, whbre a monumentwas erect6d to his mehrory, ililh ao iascription inLatin. bv his ftiend. thelite Bishop of Lincolri'

Th6 pirblications'of this emixent Greek scholarconvey-a very inadequate idea of the extent of hispo*e"*. becairse his 6xtreme fastiiliousness, anil hisindiference to fame, caused him to .sb4ink fromauthorship. I{ad he lived to compldte his longproiected^edition of Demosthenes, le woulcl havehft an imperishable monument of his genius-un'happily he^ left it unfnished, and its rneiit can onlybe iinperfectly"appreciateil f?om the fragments whichnave been maoe puotrc.

Professor Dodr6e wa,s passionatel.y attached tohis uative isla,nd., a,nd prided himse)f on speakingits dialect with correctness, at one time contern-plating a work upon it. The cornmon ancestor ofthe Dobr6es of Guernsey came from Yirg in Nor-mancly. and first settled in the islaad about thevea i554. A member of the BeaureEard bra,neh".,f thi* f*orilv. Bonamv Dobr6e, esq., w;s appointedGovernor of i'ne lant of Englantl, April 5-,-1859.

1826.

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June, antl

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Midshipman Tnoues Du Sausuansz dro'rvnedSeotembdr 21. aged nearlv fifteen. He was a sonof hhomas De Siusmarezi who for the long periodof 53 vears filled the ofrces of gelieiNel;$eneral

and Alitom.ev-General of Guernsev; ancl on enter'ine the nuov. io Mav. 1824, he ioined Lha Britan"nl,Z. tzo. t66 flaE-shirr of his re6,tive, Admiral SirJames Saumarezlat Plymouth.

'While a midship-

man of the Tal,orows,28, Captain the Ear'l of Hunt'inEdon. which ship was' borlnd to and' nearilg theHi,vaua. he was seit to the forerrast head to look outfor the ia,nd: hayine descried it, he was returningto the deck when hd lost his hold, and falling firston the anchor, dropped into the sea, never to risealive again.

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Jours Pnreur,x, died 10th ApdL He bequeathed'bv will to the indieent poof of Guernsey, whodbour und.er hernias or ruptures, antl who do notbelonE to a,ny of the hospitals of the island, 1,500ftancs" (S62" 10s. currency) per annum' i -r thetr'rench B ner cent. Rentes,- ta [rocure them band'ages or trtsues, being thus one of the benefactorsof the isla,nd.

1830'

Colonel Wrllrlu Du Y1c Tuprln (so. namedaf,ter his nncle ,L798, anta\ killed after an action neartalca. Chile, April'l7, 6eed, 29. IIe was the fifthof ten brothbrsi* and having receiveil au excellenteclucation in England, ohiefly under a.private tutor'and completed it at a college in Paris, every ilte-rest the'family possessecl was anxiously exertecl to

* Bv an extraordinary coincidence, two of these brothetst

Brock'and Frederick-b6th pa$sengers in H.M. packets- from

Eio d" Juoti"o to Falmouth-dietl at sea on the some day-of

iii to*u month (August 15) in ilifferent y-ears, 1833 anil 1837'

anit their remaind were committetl to the deep.

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Je veux parler du Colonel Tupper. qui a 6t6 faitprison.nier illa tdto de son r6gimeni; et dui, aprbs avbir dt6tenu, pendant une heriie, dans I'iircertiiucle eur sonsort, fut cruellemenl, mis !r mort par let ennemis. LeColonel Tupper 6tait un hommo d une Erande bravoureet d'un espiit 6clair6; ses formes 6taient athl6l,iques, etI'erpression cle sa physionomio pleine de franchise.

- Il

se serait distingu6-pirtout oir iliurait 6t6 emplov6, etdans quelque situation qu'il etrt 6t6 p1ac6. N'dst.il pasddplorahlo- que de tels frommes en ioient rdduits ),^ ssconsacrcr ir, une cause 6trangbre ?"

AxiI in a pamphlet published at lima, in i881,b,y General trYeiie, thd hte Presid.ent of Chile, hethus wrote in Spanish:-

'"ft iloes uot enter into my plan to iustifv the stra.

kr-gic povements which precediil the battle-of Lircay.The disproportion between the contendinE forceg wasexces$iye. Neither tactics nor prodieies ol valour couldaiail against this immense disddvanfage. The liberalswere routeil.

'Would thai I coulii tLrow a veil. not

over a conquest which proves neither courass nortalent in the conqueror, but over the horrid ciueltieswhich succeeded tbe battle, The most furious savaEes.the most unprincipled bandite, woulal have been ashaniedto execute the orders which the rebel armv receivedfrom Prieto, and vet which were executed wilh mourn-ful ffdelity. Tupper-illustrious shado of the bravesuof soldiers, of th6 rrost estimable of uen: sbaale of ahero td whom Greece and Rome woulcl have erectedstatpes-_your clreadful aesaseination will be avenged.If there be no visible punishment for your murderer,clivine vengeance will-overtake him. it wijl demandan account of that infamous sentenco pronounceilagainst all strangers, bv a man who at th-at time wastho pupil and the tool oi a vaEaboncl gtranEer. indebtedfor his elevation and his bread. to the {enerosity ofChile."An nngEsh traveller in South America pronouncealhim to be the handsomest man he had dver seen ineither hemisphere; ancl in character antlperson* hebore a striking resemblance to his matelmal uncle,

*,In height, ColonelTupper rpas abont six leet two inches,awl hrs ligul€ was a perfect model of strength and sy.emetfy.

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born in Guem,sey, n 1773, his mother being adaughter of Thonias De trisle, and his father, whosettleil in the island, being clescenclecl from auancient Scottieh fa,rnilv, wholossessed considerableDroperty in Gallowav, but wlo had suffereal much-froff

th"eir attachmeii to the cause ofthe covenant,anil their onnositiou to the twannv of Charles II'Doctor Mac'dulloch's knowleilge ol meclicine, geo'loev, mineralogv, chemistrv, ancl trigonometry, wasoe"rtrans never6iceecleil bv anv infivi&ual. He wa'si,tso #ell acquainted with"the6loey, astronomy, zoo'losv. botanf. phvsics, and the me-cha,nical atts. Ho'trii mo""oi""'stiiiled iii architecture, ffu'arying, andmusic. His various publications contain internaleviclence of Ereat learrii:rg ancl cleep thought. Aboutthe vea.r t8ti. he was eisased bi' Government tomak"e various surreys in "Sdotland. lle in conse-quence gave up his"practice, whicli he never r€gu-tl,rlv res-umeil.-AtUoush he was frequently consult'ed. " The ffrst busines"s on which he was-employedin Scotland, ri.as in a search for stones adapted tothe use of the Government porrcler mills. Thesecond was an examination of-the principal moun' r'

tains, with a view to the repetitiof of t-!e experi'menis which had been madd at Schehallian on thedeirsiiv of the earth. The third had for its objectthe cortection of the deviations of the plumb'line lon the meridian of the trigonometridal survey. lWhilst he was making these surveys, le also -em' ;ployecl himself in Ee-oloEical obseivations, a,nd in jioliectinE materials-for a"mi:reralogical map, as well ;1br his o#n amusement and instruction, as with the ' ihope thit thev would become useful to the country iatiome futur-e time. In 1826, he was desired by iGovernment to complete the:work he had thus ILegun; and this was ihe commencement of the last lbef,ore the justices itinerant in Sr. p*"r'-port, 5 4ttwaril III., Ie.o. f331,-8. de Bello Campo (de Beauchamp) -is mentioned {as one of .ihe Jurats.of Gueinsey. Fiom Bello Campo is ile'

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antl qenerous, the soul of houour, !r.av-e !o 'f1]lt,

the beaw 'id'eal of a gallant and chrvatnc sololer?

bofu""t Tupper had [aineil the esteeT arnd' respect

"f uU *no iirew hid' lrreproachable in, his life'

glorious in the manner of hrs death, to IIP TayF"i"fu f* applied the beautiful epitaph of Tacituson Agricold i-'!y v,ero felix Agticola,

"*.l31llt"tclaritate vite, secl etiam opportuurtate mortrs' -

Courier, Mav 23, 1836. ?'-Colonel tupper was a

rrtu of the inost daring courage, and an excellent;ifr;; tno"eh his losE is dee$-ly regretted, Y$t his

death-may be"said to have been -expected,

as almost;;;;;-"# *ho *u* him, ancl a'iongst those the

3ol*-ft-"m*ts at Vittoria, ptoabesied that he

*iJJ l"itl" the fimt serious'affair in rvhicb he

-n""ta be enqagecl." -!'i,'171ss, May 23' -." Extracti*-o* e"ttu""f drder.-]{ead' Qwarters, -San Sebas'

;;;;: ii;i tw'4/, 1836.-Ilere also fell, mor"tallv;;;J"d, the "rebel chief Segastibelza' O^n. the

;tler i"ita it was in this last-charge that -ColonelTripper receivecl his wouncls. He wg's leadilg on

f.itii""tt with that.daring ard'our which those who

dew hil can conceivel IIe met the fate of abrave solclier. and his hono'irretl remains now rest

beneath the spot ennobled by his fall'"

1836'

Admilal the Eight llonourable T'ortl- Dn S'ru'

nni*lr, G.C.B., K.S., &"., &.c', di9-{ October 9,aeed 79. Ilis name and services will ever llve Dltfi"

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'46

nlayinq-" Come, cheer up my lacls, 'tis to glory'

ile"ste6r," and the band of the ga'rnson respoucttng

with-"Britons, strilce home." At the same-mo-

*""t, tn" "d*fbi;s

flag qas rehoisted' on boarcl the'6itri." eiri-rti-sailed"oit of the bay-amidst. the

deafening cheers and acclamations of. the garrrson'

i"fr"?}1" "iut"

residents' The Cesat- brought

i" "f-n*"p"

ioint, 1r$ signals toI !"i-^tof:nanions to ilose arou:rcl her, and to prepare rorbattle. At 8 o'clock p.m', the. g+eqy.. bore Ppthroush the Straits, ancl w-as U,lucnlY lolox"o, ?ythe BiitisU. At 11h. 5m' the Supe-rb,14' ^t9aptl,roKeats. openecl her fue, ancl very shortly a'tter' rnetwo iterimost ships of the gnem-f,, both tnree'tleckers. were seen'on board of each oth-er -on nre'

T;;"C;r;- ** rouo*;"} these 'loomed 1|ips so

;il;d;h"i *[" [ra *.o"E"ly time to clear them by

shiftiiE her helm. A more gra-n$, f,9t a more

;ttfil3, rpu.t*tu never presen:t-ed itself : fu9 gulu

ilas fresh, tho sea running high' and the ilames'

ascending'the- rigg-rng with t'riehtiul rapldrty' soon

communi-cated tSihe canvassiwhich instantty be-

;fi;;" ;hA -ar

n*u. 'Lt izh" 30m' one of the;h;-e;;d"; bl*t op with a tremenclous erplosion'*-aia-tU"

"itter sooi after' The mind sickens at

il.i"ii"o*tuitat."af"itragedy,and-itremains.onlyto be ad?ed that the intelligence of- supn e srgnal*"t."t* **""t"io"a in En[land with the.greatestffi"""i.il;, * it

"o"fa sctrcelyle. conceivedthat

the admiral, in so short a spa'ce oI trme., coulo nave

;;frft"d ht- 'thattereil

squadron, -anc[ sailecl agaut to

atta,ck the enemy of more than double hrs lorce'""T"-""t"*""cd, lord De Saumarez yas tle ve1;'

ouiJoit"ruuo"-Zr * B"itlsh admjral; tall,. well

{;;;d*;;, und' "o-*uoding,

with fea'tures clenot-

inp the energY of his character and the exceuence

ii"lr--u?"itl'"ithooghhismannersy::",-t9^thh?p,;. somewhat grave and reserved' tle was 'rmg

il:fii;i, i"fiu" .*pt""" of t.,.e R'dwuion.-creat'edat"";;ui iatl-id;, 1801,-a Knight of the 3ath,

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James Carey, Jurat R.C.) perisherl in the confla-gration of tle officers"ba,rfr,cks at Chamblv. Ca-iada, 19th October. IIe had escaped, but irnhap-pily returned to rescue his Cross oi San Fernancl-o,fuhich had been conferred on lrim for his gallanuryin the action of the Sth of May. 1836. iear SairSebastian, rvhile an ofrcer iu Colbnel

-W. Tupper's

Regiment of the British Legion in Spain. Bl'oinga youth of much amiability-aud promise, he wassincerely resretted: and a riablet wa,s olaced bv hispa,rents'in tie parish church of St. Ped.ar-Porti " iusad remembrante of his worth ancl of their bercave-ment."

_ 1838.Prlnn Lr Prllrr, Seigneur of the island of,

Qark, a4d f91-many years Jurat R.C. of Guernsey,$o*ry4 while crb*ing from Safk to Guernsey,Ilfarch 1.*

1840.Bolnnr Ponnpr ln Me,ncsLrT, many vears

Bailiff of Guernsey, died September tf, a,sei Sf.This family haa pr6d.uced mofe bailiffs or ch'ief ma-gistrates, than iny other in the island, the saidIl,obert Le Marchant being the sixth baiffi at least,of his surname. j

1840 ILieutenant B, G. Ire Mnsunlnn, of her Nfaies. i

ty's ship ?al,bot, mortally wouncled at the bomlird- Iment of Acre, Novembdr 3, and fietl on the follow- Iing day. IIe was the eleventh of fourteeu children Jof the Rev. Thomas Le Mesurier (born 17d6), ancl Ioluding one of engineers and one of artiller.y) who joined rhe Ilegion, the only two killed in Spain were Gubineevmin.

'l{' In October, 1836, Mr. White, professor of'marhematic, I

in thb University of lrondon, his wife, antl mother. toeether I

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sities, against fferce ancl conflicting passions. Thesedifrculties he described in an ample vintlication ofhis conduct, entitled " Eecent Euents at S.fawit'iws,"London, 1835, of which rrork the following is anextract:-

"lTithin the last three vears he has traversed fffbvthousanil miles, encounter6cl the assassin on shore, anlthe pirate at sea: for ten vears has it been his fate toface, in the service of the crown, everr peril to whiehlife is subiect, whether from che ocean, Tr6m climal,e, ortbe hand of man.

" Nor have these oxertions been unsuccessful orbestowed ou unwolthv obiects,

"Amons the multitud"e of resulations ancl enact-ments introiluced iu colonies in eiiher hemisphere, notone can be pointedbub which has failed in acconrolieh-ing its purpbse-not ons evil or abuso contendeil a$ainstth;t has iot been remedieil-not one where it wasrequisite to return twice to the subiect; yet even theso,suftcient alone in nrrmber and im"poriaice for the lifeo.f many public servants, he is conlent to pass over insllonoe.'-

On aecount of his well know:r and decicletl opi-nions on slaverv. which existed in the Mauritiusla1832, the app6intment of Mr. Jeremie was pecu-'Iiarlv dista.ste?ul to a va,$t ma,ioritv of its inlabi-tant"s, who were in heart an[ Iahgaage French,havins but recently come under British rule. Ac-cordiiElv when he reachecl Port louis ear]y inJuroe, "tf,e colonial assembly petitioned Sir ChartesColvi'lle, the governol, to prerieut his landing,lvhichhad. to be effJcted rmder

^an imrosinE milit"arv and

navbl force. Such. howeve". #us t"he deteririnedhostility marrifesteil towarcls him, and so unceasingwas the commotion causeal by his presence, thatthe Governor, anxious to secur'e his pirsonal safety,orclerecl him to return to Englancl, and he em-barked, Jul.y 28, after being inlhe island not trvornonths, d#ing'which he ias once attacked by amob, a,nd. in self-alefence had to fire his pistols. TheBritish Government did uot quietly submit to tlis

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in a government office there, and both the daugh-ters aie also ileacl withott issue. Lady Jeremi6 isnow lir.ing in Jersey, and enjoys a pensiou of €200a, year, Sir John was a first cousin of the lea,rnedut d hishlv respected Guernseyman, the Rev. Dr.J, A. ftrdmie, *ho *'u. appointed regius professorof divinity at-Cambridge,iit fSfO.

1841.

Tnoares Turrrin, clied lfay 11. Haviag assisteilhis brother. the Cbnsul for'\ialencia, diring thePeninsular r,'ar (see a,nte), he rvas appointeil in1823, 'n'hen British Consuls were first sent to theSpanish South American revoltecl colonies, eonsulin Caa'accas witt a salary of €1,000 a year; andafterwards in Itiga, with "a salary of S800 a

'yea,r.

As he was travelling alone in a carriaqe to Alicanteduring the war, he-.was met near that towrr by abancl of robbers, who ordered the driver to sfop,but oh learning that " Don Tomas " was tliebrother of the co-nsu! they not only v'armly greetecllrim, bnt sent two or'thre"e of thejr pa.tty 'io"accom-pany him to the gates of the tom,-so as to securehim from further ilanger, thus exempli{ying therm: lrorn Iu?iner oanger, thus exemp[IylnE the

iaxim thatthere is hono*ur among thieve's, ana ilrow-rg tle.influence wlig-h !\e Qonsut^ hacl acqrrired.iue the.influence which the

over the peasantry of the kingdom of Yalencia.

1841.

Captain- E. B. IvfcOare, 44th ReEimeut. killedat CaXool, on the 17th November. "He was a halfbrother of Captain Rawclon McOrea, 8?th Regi-nent. (1809, ante.)

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18412.

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Anne Andros, sister add co'heir -of Ge-orge Anfuos,

ih" oeplt"* i,nd heir of Sir Edmund Andros, to

"-lo* ?Uu patent was gtantecl in 1684' -General

Ire Mesuriei resigned the patent, the 5tb January,1825. onconditidn of receiving f700 a-year untilix expiration, in 1862: he lelft qn, -gnly son, the

nu".J'ottn Le Mesurier, who, in fulfilm6nt of theoioos desien of his parents, built the new churc}5iS;. Aufi", iu Ald'er:rey, which was colseerated21st AuEust, 1850. W-hen the Queen, the-.rnnce

Oonsort,"the'Prince of "Wales, &e', visited A-[derne.;'ii- eusi.t, 1854, her Majesty enterecl the saidchurch] and remainecl there several mlnutes, ex-p*i"g her satisfaction of the edifice-. The Queen-made

sdme enquiries relative to the Bev' John T,e-iG**i"" , shd was told that he did uot reside in

;r;;;;y, but in nnghnil; anil on being informedof niu *"otiou for building th-e.chur-c\a her Majest.ysaid: "A verY noble act on his Part"'

1843.

Captain T*roltLs Dp Hevrr'rarl, 55th Regi-

,r"ti'of I'oot, -died 6th of September, age{.3f'Uavins obtairred an ensigncy by purchase in 1831'[r t"""?t to ludia; and as a liriut-enant servetl the

*a*puieo of 183a, against the Raiah of CooTgi inift"'*"i.t"i"s on ihE coast of Malabar, the Eritishio,.r-fr"i"e upwards of 30O men in killed and*"""a"a." R6turning home in 1837, he studied fott*,o vears in the Seni-or Department at Sanclhurst,and'narticularlv distinguiihed hirnself there, asi"ijt i,pp"u" Uv the foll=owing extracts from thereportiif the iralf vearly pub[c examination, held4[ih. 5th and 6th Nbvember, 1840:-

" \{e should premise our account of the proceedings

* Coorg. a subilivision of Hintlostan, between lat-' l2o andrr.N-. L?i"naine from the Tambacherry pass onthe S', to

;ft ;#''H;;;;itf orr tu* w. lhe disjrict is.hiuv and wild,o"i tu" Coots"*, a"subdivision of the Nair tdbe, are-'of un-

*"iif.a *urtiui I abits.-Johnston's Gaietter, London, 18i0'

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rhoulcl be speciallv noticecl in bis cedificate; ancl to.T,ieutenant Cardei, the Commissioners considerod itdue to certify, that his attainments as a militarydraughtsman are of the highest order."*

In 1841, I'ieutenarft De Havilland rejoined hisresiment in China, so that his hieh certificateswe're of littlo seryice to him, the besfappointmentson the staff being at that lime filled-l5y interest,totally regardless

-of merit or fftness, ancl his was

far from 6eine a solitary case, IIe was, however,employecl on a surev of HonE KonE, as also ofCliusain, in which istarid he acte-d as military magis-f,rate. Not quite six months had elapsed "after"he

had purchase^d his company .rhen [e was seizetlwith ?ever at Hong Kor-g, "and died there, deeplyreErettetl as he deseweal. for he w&s a Younq man notonfv of unusual abilitv but of ensieins-mannersand coaversaiion-and of a heart o've"rflo*wing withcompassion ancl kinilness. IIis remains '\ryere fol-.lowe-d to the srave by many noor EnElish sailorsand others wh"o had "share,I fiis bouu:ty, his lastwords beile that " he was reaily and williuE todie." so it "mav be ]roped that 'z aftet life's ftfulfever he eleeps "we11." 'He

*a* the gmndson of SirPeter De lliavilland, Bailifl (wntef alld. the elderson of Colonel Thomas tr'iott De Ilavilland, of theMadras InEineers, many ye&rs since retirecl, ancla,fterwarcls J=urat R.C., nbw in his 88th year.

1844. .I\faior-Gen. Sir Ocrevros Cearv, C.8., K.C.H.,

died in lrondon, March 13, ageil 58, while in com-mand of the Cork district. I{e was present at thesiese of Scvlia, in 1809 r and sewed with distinctionoo"th" e^fe*'coast of

'Spain from Tebruary, 1812,

to the close of the wa,r,'-in f Af+; being prbsent atthe taking of Alcoy; the action at Briar; battle ofCastilla; "siege of farragona; action at Ordal; and

x See tlnited Sentice Joutwal, December, 1840, Part iii,,pp. 561.4.

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chatacter was strongly expressed in his cotrnte-nar,r,e, and. in the robust ancl musculal, nay grgantic,symmetry of his frame. Some accoruit"oT Mr.S"avery Brock is given in tine Gwernseg and JersqlMagwz,ine, vo}. v., B. 117. rl. 1838.

1844.

Menmx Tutrrn,8.A., Oxon, and F.R.S., diednear Lond.on, suddenly of angina pectoris, the 8thnecember, iii ni* eftit yeer. He- was brother ofthe two British Consds] and his eldest son is theauthor of the well known Prwerbi.al' Philosophg,-a work of which 10r[ thousand copies have beenprinted in Xngland to this time, eiclusive of nu-irerous editions in the United States.

1845.

General Sir TsoMes Sl.uuenrz. died in Guern-sey, March 4, aged 85. In January, L776, heentered the army, by purchase, in the 23d. R.W.F.,at, the age of lli an6",luickly embarking for NorthAmerica, was present with his regiment at the cd,p-fure of ilort"Washington by stoim, in December,1776, when 3,300 men were maile priso:rers. . In1777, Lieut. Sauma,rez was present, exclusive ofminor affairs, in the severe action of Monmouth, inwhich the comDeny to whieh he was attached lostits captain. anil oie-third of the men were killedand w-onnded. InL779. at the earlv age of nine-teen, he puxchese a, comparly in the2Sd, and fromthat periotl to the surrender of the army underLord

-Cornwallis, at York-town, October L"9, 1781,

he served as a captain in three general actions,seyeral skirmishes, ancl two sieges, a,nd fistinguishedhimself on several osca,sions. Capt, Saumarez w&sone of the thirteen captai:rs taken prisoners atYork'town, who were ordererl by Congfess, in June,L782, to drawlotsthat one might #trer-death inretaliatiou for the execution of'aL American ofrcer.Charlec Asgill, of the Gua,rds-nineteen years of

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ad.dress to her Majesty, voted,by aaslama'fi6n an'l

siqned by 5,68r[ adult males; 'rut a$ there-was no

;;;;;.i of an earlv levee, ii 'rvas presented' to^the'Ou"6o

tbroueh Sir James Graham, 'the }lome- Sec'r6tu"v. who declared that he n'as not aware of arr- y

i*p.rlti,tio" of dislovalty havi:rg been east upon the

inliabita,uts qeneral'l'u !-- $; ch;"as m*"ied Henrietta, daughter o!

'Wil:

liam B";;t: bv Judith De Beauvoir, -his-wife,

andaba *i-ifroit s'urviviug issue' He wa9 a-brother of

,f'a"ri""imta De Sarimarez; and their father, Mr'

Matthew Saumarez, with several other passeugers,was ilrowned-inMarch, L778, on his passagelromGuetnsey to

-Weymouth, the vessel ha'vlng Deen

"*ui i"'" *qou,ll "o"ut ?ortlancl, and only one b.oy

-rl""a. Itr. it. Saumarez was br:other of CaptainsPhiiip and Thomas Saamarcz'* (ante)

1845'

JonN Gutlr,n, Bailiff, died at Plymouth on thegd olJ.rne. as.ed 54. His remains were broughti"- g"t"*,iu ?or interment on the 6th, a:ril -con:siE*d-t" ihLi" hst resting-place on the 9th of the

if*"--*o"tn. lle conmiided the 2d ,or N-orthn"ni*""t of Mfitiafor many years, aud irr 1830fru "*^

"ppoi"ted Militia Ai<Ie-de-Camp to the So-

;Jreit; i'n' Guernsev, when that ofrCe was first

;;;;;Ee [y Wiui"* tV. on resisning this off'ce

x,The following testimonial, to the .gallantry,of arrothel

CantainThomas S"aumarez, R.N., who is a grand-nephew of

5ir''ifr"--t, antl who commancleil t]ne Cornzorant' steam-slooP,-

ir'Cni""' *itt "ot

be misplaced here' Describing the^attack of

1il"-Cii"Lr. f"tts at the dntrance of the Peiho r-iver, 20th May'

iS'"re-. d;Adttiral Sir M ichael Seymour, K' C'R- " -saiil in.his

public dispatch:-" Commander Saumarez excrted the admrra-

f,"" "f

id ttt"te force by the noble manner in which he led the

.:tt""t, -""a

fo" to.* ti:me sustainecl -the heavlfire.from the

""*ft i*tt.:'-See IJrnted Senice Magazi'ne,Patt iii'' 1858'

nn. l2l-2.) Commancler Saumarez was in consequence.pro-

t"ot.a" uoa it now commantlin g f,he Forte, 50, the flag'ship on

the Brazil station.

'frao$lg

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March 1, L799,)n the Bay of Bengal, of La Forte,af,Let afurious night action of twolours aud a half.La .florte, a Trench 241b. frigate of 52 guns, 370rnen, and 1,401 tons, had 65 hilled (including hercapiain and first lieutenant), and 8o wounclei, ofwfiom many died after suffering amputation; whilelhe Subill,ti. an 18Ib. frigate of 48 guns, 371 men(inclu?ing i.roops), and 1;091tons, had only 5_killedand 17 rvounded, but among the latter, mortally, hersallant captain. wlro fied generallv lanrented. It is,towever.6ut fair to add thi,t Capt. Cooke, who saileclfrom Madras in search of La Forte, fell in with herin the darkness when she was somewhat urrpre-pared.-beins ensaqecl in securing two valuablebrizes. conn#y sliis from China,]-and that her'i'ate *r* virbudlly a&iaea bv bhe two first appallingbroadsides of h6r opponenii. On the sur"r6ider ol.Lo Eorte, Lieut. Mi,uger, who during the actioncommandecl thLe Subille's main deck, was sent totake possession of" the prize. ln August, 1801,Lieutl Mauger was prese--nt also at the iapture bybhe Subi,l,te."near thd Sevchelle Islands, of anotherFren6h fuiEate, La Ciifonne, 32, which lost 23killed and 50 wourded;

-and he again took charge

of the prize. Ireail:rg t'he Subille in October, 1801,Lieut. f\[auger served in other ships unti] Decem-ber, 1808;'among those the Resistwnce, frigate,Carrt. Charles Ad*am, of which he was first lieute-na,frt. In 1815, he was again employed in theQueen Cha,il,otte, 10O, thd flag-ship of Sir GeorgelVlu"tio; and he became a r6ti"ed commancler

-in

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brated Light Division at the battles of Yimiera_(qeverely_qouqded), Yittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle,Nir-g and Toulouee, besides num-erous skirmishesancl affairs of outposts, and for his services in thePeninsula receive-cl the war medal with six claslrs.Anrl . some doubt having been expressed bv iheBoaril of General Ofrcers of his hivinE been ore-sent at Nivelle a,nd the Nive, in coo*eqi.eoce of hisname appearing as sick at Yera in the monthlyptruls o-f-1he 43d, Ma;or.General W-. Napier gavehim the followinE eer"tiftcate:-

"Colonel Saumarez Brock. servins as a caotain olthe r$iltl regiment, uniler my commanri, was prisent tomy cortain knowleclEe at the battles of ihe Nivelle andth9 Nrle ; an-d at th6- former action he was senior cap-tain of, two detacheil companies emploved. on a veryimportant duty, which was

-executed with every possibl"e

gallanEry anq success.., \&, Neprnn, Maior-General."

"euernsey, August 24, 1,847."

.Captain Broc! yas also present at the sanguinaryattack on New Orleans, in January. 181b : ai.d. sooua'fter at the surrencler of Paris, the Bri" arrivingfrom America too late to pafiicipate in the batdEof

-Waterloo. He purchaseid a mfr,jority in the 4Bd,

in October, 1815, airtl was present in fda+, as lieut,-colonel of the 48th, in th6 CoorE camr,aiErT. (Seepage 5r[.) After having served iithe fbuiq,ra*ersof the globe, and combatted the enemy if three,Colonel Brock, who was a nephew of Admiral LordQo_Saumarez, ancl a first couiin of Sir Isaac Broc\dieil in Guernsey, a few weeks onlv before thebrevet in June, in which he would h"ave been in-cluderl ax a major-Eeneral. f{e marriecl CatherineDe Sausmarez.-budleft no issue.

1854.Rev.

-Wrr,r,r-e,ru Gponan Turunn, M.A., Trinity

College, Oxforcl, died 15th May, ased.29. '

He wasthe yonngest son of Martin Tuppier, (1844, ante)

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to hear of them coolly growing up there, infige-nous. iust as if one h'ail no b6lonlEinE to Guern-sey.'; " The following notice of Our e"NYr "IIoME,"ishom the New Qwa,rterl'g Eeai,ew:-

t'This is a touchinE memorial of a losf broiher, Eelelt EnElancl in Aue;st, 1853, travellecl bv the Cape tothe Ialt Indies, and, on his refurn the nert sp-ring,diecl iust after leavinE Malta,

" I'rrom the momenf of starting, ho be]iered himselfa clving man. 'Je mourcai, suwi,t ho wrote, as ho re-corded-iris eensations on leaving Snglancl. Ee felt thathe was EoinE forth to die in tho wilderness, anil hewent, hti$dftil and patient. Ilis iournal betrays noreprnrnEs, no murmurs, no complaints, or fears. Eeeo-es on his wav trustine anil couraseous, displaving aEheerful intere"st in everv tbing arou'ial him, an? r-ecoid.inE his impressions of riren and maoners with the tem-neiate feelinE belonsinE to a hisLlv cultivatecl Christianfoind. IIie iemarkE uion the siate of the churcb, andChristian eclucation amone the different native popula-tions, show sounal sense aicl keen observation; ind themere record of his dailv travels is of conslclerable inte-rest, as afforcling much valuable information. Thebook is one rrhich every reacler will appreciate, and toall we recommentl it." "

1854.,Sir 'Wrllruu

Collrxes, Knig'hg Jurat R.C.,died June 18, agetl 74. He ehi"fly instituted., in18rtr9, the fund bearing his name for the relief ofthe necessitous poor of the island, including stran-gers a,fter a resirlence of seven yeaxs. This fundconsists of 47E quarters of wheaf rent, antl is nowworth, in money value, fully S1,100 stg.

1854'

lieut. 'W'rlueu

lJer,earnNs Gurlr,r, RoyalArtillerv. died October 27. ased. 27. from the effe"ctsof expoiure in the trenches fiefore Sebastopol, Hewas the senior lieutena,nt of his corps,

-and was

gazetted,* Novenrber 29, as " second ?aptain vice\ See United'Seruice Journal., January, 1855, p. 162.

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leisure in studying the natural hi*oty ofthe island,entomology an? b-otanv, especiallv th6 former. beinphis favouFite pursuits.'aot somi, of his scientifiZpapers on thes*e subjecis were published in England.fn October. 1838,'Captain Crhampion sailed-withthe 95th for Ceylon, ivhere he a,iaia devoted hisspare time to biJfav6urite stuily oinatural history.$rom Ceylon the 95th embarlied for China, a,n"rl,while at "HonE KonE. Captain Champion was senEup the countrf in coilmairl of 50 mei of the iightc6mpany, to JecuSe the execution of some Chinesecriminals-a dangerous duty requiring much iudg-ment anrl cooln6ss. Towirds ine 6na of i8+b.fever broke out alarmtngly in the regiment, anilcarrying off the men in great numbers, the 95thwas orclerecl to return to England.. Early in 1-854,a war with Russia appearecl ilrminent, ani in April,the 95th sailed frod-Porfsmouth for'the East': iisoon retlched Scutari. where it fisernbarkecl to fornr

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related to him, had watched his early promise withno little interest-cannot pen this brief recortl ofhis death without an expression of deep regret atthe untimely loss of a frost intelligent and engag-ing yourg man.

1857.. Irieut.-Colonel Tnoues Srnrrrpl Powor,r,, C.8.,53d Regiment, killed in action at Kudjwa, in theBenEal-Presidencv. November 1. IIe entered thea"*i lgth Mav. fgze r ancl while a captain actecl asaide"-de-camp ulod Pe"tiao interpretert-o lord Keanethroushoutihe campaign of 1838-39, in Aft"ghan-istan,"when he receivetl a brevet majority anil amedal for Ghilznee. I{e served also with the 6thBeEiment in the Kaffir war of 1846-7-(medal.)As"maior ancl brevet lieut.-colonel of the 57th, helanded in the Crimea in commanil of that regimenti;wo clays after the battle ofwith tLe army, anal was p]army, anal qas present at B-alaklava aa.d

round

Inkermann. b-eine made an unattachod substantive.lieut.-colonel for"the latter, which promotion re'movecl him fron the 57th. IIe, howover, continuecltakins part in the sieEe of Sebastopol urtil IrordRaslin

-sent him to or[anize an hospital at Smyrna,

wh6re he was ffnally relievetl bv Li-eut.-Colonel SirIlenrv Stotks. thti present lbrd Hieh Commis-sionei of the Ibnian lilands' Lieut.'Colonel Powellreceivetl the Crimean metlal with clasps for Bala-klava. Inkermann, anal Seba"stopol. On his returnto trlnelanil, he wa,s offerecl the tommantl (recentlyvacatid by the celebrated. Sir llenry Havelock) ofthe 53d liegiment, then in India, whither_he__pro'ceedeil, ancl-became commanclant of Fort'William,Calcutta. In this office he fisplaved great activitvancl zeal. antl enioyed the entirb confidince of lorilCanninE during tihe clreadful outbreak in 1857, ofthe Sep=ovs in BenEaJ, which shook British dorni-nion ii "Hindostai [o its ve]y founilations, anclexcited the greatest a,larm for-the safety of Cal'

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embankment on our left of Nhe roail, which embank-mont, screened by a grove, continueil towards tbevillaEe, and,that their ]eft was higher up on the otherside,

'witl-r their guns posted in th6 centie on the road,

two of them in alvane-e, antl one on a briclge near thevillage.

"A round shot coming down the road opened thebattle at aboub2.20 p.m.,'and the column was ordereclto heclge to the right, and advance on the guni through,the cornfielils, the skirmishers of the 93d and tho IioyalInsineers pushine up on both sides of the road. Theene-my's artilery was'well serveil, and iliil greaf exccu-tion, "and the flank fire of musketry was ver.y severe.Tbe sallant Colonel Powell himself,- on the leTt of theroacl,"pressed on the attack, and had just secured twoguns 6f the enomy, when he fell dead with a builebthrough bis forehead.

" The lato hour of the evenins (il, was half.past 4'w.hen the enemv ffreil their last sL"ot) ancl the exdessivefatiEue of ths tioops prevented anv pursuit. lVe there-fore' spoiled their'camp; and, leavirg itwith cheere,formeci on the road by ihe brigade neai tho village, and.sent out parties to coilect our-deatl and wounded,

" With tho bodv of the colonel on the limber of thesun he had so dallantly captured, we then returnedanil encampecl near.the'iillage of Binkee.

" Our lo-ss in the action was very severe, amountingto 95 killed anil wouncled.

" The behaviour of the troops anal of the NaralSriEade was admirable, ancl all-vieil wiib each otherandshowecl equal corrrage in the ffeld. Tbe marchingof the 53d anil the accuiato ffrine of the Hisblanderideserve special recommendation. ".

,'Ths tbtal number of thb enemy was reported to beabout 4,000 men, 2,000 of whoni were Sepoys, whofought in their uniform. Their lose was estimateal ataboie 300 killed."

The death of Lieut.-Colonel Powell, who was anexcellent Persian and Oriental scholaa, was deeplyregrctted not only by his relatives, but by a largecirlle of niilitary?ri<inds, and his rnemory"wil lgagbe cherished by"them. iIe *os the elclei survivrngson of Lieut.-"Colonel Thomas Powell,* K.H., oT

* Ca.pt. Thomas Powell served in Upper .Canada during.the

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iarge store-ship she had in tow, of which he tookpoJsession, ancl- aJso of three other vessels : for thisLe obtained his post rank. In 1798, CaptainGosselin, then of fhe furen,32, was presented witha valuablo sword. bv the rnasters of a merchant fleetwhieh he

"onooo"h to the T,eeward Islands and

Jamaiea, In 1799, he was present at the surrenclerof Surinam; ancl in 1800, he was in attendance onGeorge III., et-Weymouth. In 1804, being incommand of tine Laiona, 38, Atlmiral Cornw-allisintru.steil him with the charge of the inshoresquadron off Brest. Captain dosselin 'rva,s flallyid command of the Awdoiiows,74, when he receive-iltle thanks of both tfouses of Parliament for his'su:rremittecl exertions " in embarkine the Britisharmy after the battle of Corunna, in Jan. 1809.

l.857.

Captain R. C. McCnr4 64th Regiment, andactin[ Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-General,(son of Bear-Admirai McCrea),* " that fine, galiaartyouuE man"" so mentioneal in Maior-General Wind.-ham'J pubiic clespatch, killed iir action with themutinous Sepoys, near Caw:rpore, 28th November.

.1858.

Captain Eorlnr Blrrltnteex, (son of Major-General J. H. Bainbrisge), 23d. Bombav NativeInfantry, killed by a tieiacherous explosibn, ageil

* Two natives of Guernsey, Rear-Aiimiral R. C. McCrea'antl the late Captain John Lihou, R.N., servetl as cailets onboard the SaiJ'tsure, 74, at'tbe battle of Trafalgar, in 1805.Another officer, the late Captain J. N' Fischer, of the RoyalMarines,-whose mother was a daughter of the late Mr.Nicholas Dobr6e, of Belle t{re (ante), anil whose boyhooclwas passed in the island)-was also at Trafalgar as a subalternin lhe Conqueror, 74' His gallautry in the ilefence of theisland of Anholt, March, l8ll, won for him the brevet rank ofcaptain, a distinction unprecedented in that corps. CaptainLihou,lwho dietl in Guernsey, July 13, 1840, ageil 48' is bestknowir as the inventor of a temporary rudder, fot which heobtained a Pater.t.

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b_y four Danish gun-boats, when the .-Rose was ex.-p'osed for upwar-ds of an hour to a beaty fire, ili"hi"h *he sirffered mrrch in hull and spars, and hatlfive men woundeal. In 1812, he was presented. byYiscount Cathcart, the British ambassaclor at St.Petersburg, with a valuable diamond ring, whichhis lordshio had. been directed. bv the EmperorAl.exancler.'to forwarcl to him as'a rirark of thdhiEhsense thai mona,rch entertained of his servic6s,especially in conducting safely, through the Belt, aRissian "squadron undii the,Srders of"Vice-AdmiralCrown.

1858.

Captain Josrrs M.o'nnrnr, R.N. (retired), died." Ile^entered the Naw. 23d Januarv. 1793" il rnid-shipman, on boarcl the Crescent, of aZ guns and267 men, Capt. James Saumarez; ancl on the 20thof the follow'ing October, was present at the cap--ture of the French fngate I'a Rduaion, of 36 gunsand 320 men, 120 of whom were either hilled orwouniled, without however any casualty to the Bri-tish. In December of the iume ve"i he accorn-panied an expefition under Earl nfioira and Rea,r-Adrniral r\f'Bjride to the coast of Normancly anilBrittanv r and on the 8th June. U94. w" ffnd himiu actioh with an enemv's sqoual"orr of vety surr"-rior force, from which ihe Ckscent

"r.u,p"tl" bv ihe

most bolil a,nil masterly m&n@uvres. 'On

i,fter--wards accompanyilg Sir James Saumarez (who hadbeen knig'hted for the capture of La Riunion) itbothe Ori,on,I4, he sharetlln lord Bridport's action,in the battle off Cape St. Yincent, anid in the vie'-tory of the Nile. He was confirmerl a lieutenantof the Ca,wgtws, 8O, Captain Bartholornew James,after havins acteil for nearly ffve montbs in thatcapacity, O[h April, 7799; ind, was subsequentlyappointed-l2th August, 1799, to tlte Royol Booe-reign,l0o, flag-ship of Lord Gardner and Sir H.Harvey in the Channel, where he served until

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to iinvalid, anil died, much a,nd desewed[r,egretted,

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H;r-t; ixitlerwent a most painfu! operation' IIe

#* *"lihoA io a China merial wif! two clasps for

Fatrharr- anil Ohiaa. The subject-of.thrs nottfe was

aa:eltler brother of Commander fhrlrp-5rock, now

;'"tinranfint t}ra Peli'eyn, 17,-steam-s\oop, in tbe

Mediterran6a,n; a nephew of Colonel laugrarezil*.[ii-iiesa,-*tt); af,tl a great nephew of Admir.alTrord D-e Saumarez.I , '

, , 1858 .'

Lieutenant Dpwltn Musnlt Tumn1, I{'M's'

7t;r. f.iU.A at Tanna, in the South Papific^ Oc-ean'

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lnir fi"-*"it ib'tn" Paciffc,* where he -remainetltltr'ee vears, and was in the squadron-whlch pro'

ceetled ,to the attack of PehropaurovskltT or Dt'

Peter ancl St. Paul, Kamtschatka- (Asla)' ln Juue'

id"SS. f,"ti"n in" hrrsti"o war, but whichtettle-;# ;;-?e,rnd completely evacuated' on his

'r.to"o home in the Did'0, he passed, &nd w&s nexD

'H;i"t.[; *utu to tln; rris:26, commissioned aB

;J*#;ffi;" urtip on the Australian station: he

i.*'-fi1"*-1""h for ihe last time in her about 31st

tfJi#-iir?, u"a tuit" on that statio4 was macle ad;ffi;"t

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,,;,;-i*$- Th".;q,-t1Yes.of Tanna, in the New rlebrides'

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hurricane in which she was caught in

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voyage'

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datetl 4t pea JUly 8, ,1859, to his fatli:er, the chap-laln of the lrls, tle Rev. W-. W. Canpbell, wrote:

i'Lam aware that Captain Loring has written to in-forrh vou of the loss t6at vou have sustaincd in thedeathbf .vour noble son. bui vou ntust al lowme, in thenade of ihe officere of ihe sliip, to express to you ourdeep ancl heartfeJt Borrow, and to offer you our sincerestsvnipathv and conilolence on such a mournful occasion.icannot-exoress mvseif except by savinE that therc isnot one am6ng us iho rioes riot fbel ai if he had lost abelovetl brothir in your son, so much, cluring the timethat he hatl been a'mong uri, bail he by his numerousEooil qualities,endearecl himself to every one on board,Iorwh^ile in him we had a most amiable companion; thomen regarded him as ttreir fi'ientl, and hisluniors aillooked rip to him as a brieLt example of a God-fearing,honest, ind qenerous heartetl nav-al officer. I can saytrulv that I have,not, sinbe I have been in the navy,met wittr anv vounq man of equal promise' or any onewho so ouictli o" e6 thprouehlv gained for himseif theaffection of tliose he was brduehi in contaei with; andwithout nregumins to compar6 mv qrief for him wiiirvoorr. I do incle"ecl eorro# for irim with mv wLoleiiearb but thank Gotl not without hope, f6r'. fromhai'inE known him so intimatelv as I diil, I feel saiis'ffed tfiat his li{e was as pure anil his hcart ag simple asthat of onv man I ever knew. I believe him to-havebeen truldantl unaft'ectedlv relisious, and I know lhathis condutt was that of a dincere Christian whose faiihsoverned his actione-iire goocl effect of such an ex'imple as he seb our junior officers you may weil con'ceiio, though none but a sailor who knon's the ternpta-tions of thd service can fully appreciate it, or feel ltorvrnuch those on boaril tbis ship owe to your son." . . . ." Ib is our intention oo oui return io havo a tableterectecl in the cathedral'ai Sydney to the memory ofone whom we all so truly loved, ind whose early buthonourablo cleatb we all so deepiy cleplore"'

1858.

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life lieatenant and adiutant, antl af,terwarils captain,in the 2cl Life Guarfrs; aucl as a majorgeneial heBerved on the expeilition against Genoa, unilerI,ortl

-William Bentinck, of wlich city he was tbr a

short time Commanila,nt. Receivins orilers to ern-bark thence with his brigade for Nova Scotia, heassisteal at the canture of the American fort antlfistrict of Castine', on the Penobscot River, whenhe was aDDointe'l' 24th september' 1814' governol"and cominlandant' of the Penobscot Terriior.y, inllaine: ancl after the peace of 1815. he becameCommandant of the garhson of Halifax.

The Admira,l antl General wele descended &omNicholas Gosse1in, Jurat R.Q., one of the elerks ofthe Council to Queen Slizabeth, and only son ofHilary Gosselin, Baiiiff of Guerlsev in four reigns,viz,. Som l{enw YIIL to F,lizabeth' inclusive. thesaid Nicholas dosselin man'iecl Peronelle, daughterof Irouis Lempridre, 3ailiff of Jersey, by whom hehad. four children,

1860:

Captaiu Tnouls P. Dornfn, R.N., died iu St.Peter--Port. Julv 18. He entered the Navv in1817. a,nd'beearle a Heutenant inl827, in whichrank he served. on board the Br"is/c,7o, ab bhebatbleof Navarino, 20th October, 1827. Iile was subse-que:rtly employed as first !i9u!9aant of the ?elorwsquently employecl as first lieutenant of the ?elorwsind, Cimus iloops in the Med,iterranean ancl WestIndies. as also 6f the Tolaqe, 28, iu the Sast Indies,Indies, as also 6f the Tolaqe,28, in the East Inclies,and for his seryices in thal frigate at the capture-ofAden, Arabia, in 1839, he was macle a command.er

lhe_same year, _I[e was neyer afloat afterwards, a:rtliu Januarn 1854, was promotecl as a captain on therescr"ved list. Cantait'Dobr6e receiveilthe tha,nksreserveillist. Captainin narr.hment of the R(in parchment of t[e Royal llumane Society on twooccasions; first, iq January, 1825, as amidshipman,for savfug the life of a s'eaman " art \he great riskof losi:rglis own, tbe sea being at the low tempe-ratrue oT 32 degrees of Fahren[eit 1" &nd, seconclly,

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himself to stay ancl subclue the nestileucs. which ina fortnighb carried off about i00 persons,* andexciteil the Ereatest consternation.

-Within a year

of his iameri:ted death, he acted. as President of thePoor Law Boald, an honotary office,fot w-hieh he waspeculiarly qualified, not only by ereatbenienitv anilireekness.of character, butbv"hii having 6een eilu-eated for.the med.ical profession, alihou[h he neverpractised. Considering his limited. income, hischarities, both public and private, were very large,and no sutrscrioiion list wfo seen in Guenisev,Ioi.many years wh'ich clid not bear his name. Infieed.his #hble lifle was sinsular]y self-denyine, por". undblameless, while his"unif6rm depoitmtnt provedthat his actions were Euiclecl bv the hallowed influ-ence of Divine truth-lthat hii reliEion v'as one offaith as well as of works. Mr. M"aingay wa,s atlustee of Trinity Chureh, St. Peter-Port*: he nevermarried, but the wiclow and the orphan, the poorand the aflicted, were to him as his wife and

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dren. In peroon he rras tall and comma,:lding, hiscountenance was inilicative of his actions. anil hisiutellect was clear ancl vigorous.

t862.

Grne,r,n Ln Mrsumpn Clnay. younEer son ofthe late Edward Carev.t M.D.. kined on"the southcoast of Guernsey bv'faliinE'ilown a precipitouscliff near the Coriridr"e point,"Forest paiish, i{arch29-, aged. almost 15. Hdand two of hi-s first cousins

* A noblb subscription of f1,558 ls. 5d, was raised by thelnhabitanlg, antl ot[e1 individuals connected with Guerirsey,for tbe relief of the iadigent families of the victims. fn Jersey,this dreadful epidemic appearecl upwards of two montbs befoieit yisiteil Guernsey, the first case, in the former islanil, occur-ring on August 6th, 1832, and it raged there about ten weeks,during which perioil it attacked 787 persons, anil corrieil off341 ! Alilerney, Sark, Herm, anil Jethou happily escapetl thepestileuce.

f Doctqr Carey died in St, Peter-Port, lSth of September,1849, of cholerar'contracteil in attenilance on poor patients.

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after being about an hour in that'awful predica'ment, renderetl the more trying because tho lirstmore tryinq because the lirst

rt. a seconilhatl to be sent for,nent,

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"inc p"e"ipi"e abbve"and b6neath-riitli the d'e1ay

of reiief uit,t th" uncertaint.y of escape-the horror^f orrn.h,'o, nosition must hav6 been fel-t, or even wit-of such a position mustnessed. to-be conceivecl.

flt was naturallv to be exr,ected that the melar'choly acci'

deit iust recorded would havi served, at least for a tilne, as a

t"ttoti uoa a warning to the youtbs of the-bailiwick, but sin-

nuL".fv'*"Ert a veiy similai one occurred in Alderney,-onlyii"" tieet . liter, viz.', on Monday, June 2' on ihat day- a

"i"-"i" "nrto. amonE'whom *ere Mrs. Sandes, wife of the

Stor.[udp""iit"t", util he" son, John Stewart S^andes, a, fine

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tb. proceedeil to the south'west coast of that island'*h"re ir, sooie parts the cliffs, against which the waves break,

"is" pr""ipitoutiy to a height of bitween two and three hundred

i."ti an,l'a littie fartheito the westward is a narrow ledge,known ag the " Crdte au Cocq," on the one side of which thecliff is perpendicular, about 150 feet high' wbile the othe-r pr-e-

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ihe vicinity, .as, on the'south c6ait of Guernbey, gulls build

ih"ir,ne.t"'.1'uttd in the course of the day young Sandes hail

;;;;-"d-"d antl ta.ken an egg from one. Ii ii s'lpposeil that he

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ait*o.t"a other neslJ, but being reproveilfor his foolishilaring, he refrained for the time from visiting them' - But on

t-fr" oiitv returning homewards, he antl another youth )agg-edbehinil:'anil betileen 7 and 8 o'clock p.m., young Sandes

tlescendeil the ineline, ancl slid down a short distance, when his

comnanion, who prutlently refused to accompany him, saw his

can iall over his liead, and immediately afterwards the unfot'-tuirate Santles went backwatds over the precipice. One scream

alone was heard, and possibly it was his last,,as the bod^y must

have lebountled ftom^one pi'ojection to another' and life been

extinct ere it reacheil the bottom' The corpse was not

recooereil until daylight the next motning, -when it was found

rlreailfully mangled, ind one thigh anil arm broken'

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bv a titl froin the -cffs

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irue le3e11o3 ql"q*a1g'jo li.apnxs e '.l"tll*rl,fese,l :lo1lzg,

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,(q.ro1,teJ, ralIBlV\ '9I I1;rtau 5o qlno^ Sulssessodard pu? 3ug,d1qe1.rtma.r

" pepuepB rllcap,'roJ lq5nos ssol osnuteq 'Aloqo

-rirlorn a.rors gps .reqloue 'e18u1s euoc Joôu soun?JoJslw leqleSrpu eq1 3u1i(;ge,r snql 'sluaprcce 1€1"J ul ellpsJ eq ol .{cpr-ulBq sll pue ,bsu.reng ur peugsep eJeid 298[ r€e^ eql J] sY

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ffregcheville. His daughter, Arme Charlotte, notMarEaret, had ouly three daughters by lier husband,Lorcl."Frescheville"of Stavelei, and ihus his title,createcl in 1664, became exlinct at his death iu1687: his widow, Artre Charlotte, dieil 10th No-vember, L7I7, aid was interreil at St. George'sChapel,

-Wiadsor, lacly Frescheville is mentioued

as ain attenclant upon -the

Princess of l)enmark(afterwards Oueen Anne) at the time the Princessrnade her esdape ftom lrontlon, in 1688; and shelras subsequently one of the

-lafies of the becl-

chamber to Queen Anne.The escutcheon in the church at Stal'eley' men-

lioueii at page 10, is now (1862) in existence.There are siveral brief notices of Sir Henry De Yicin the lrell known cliaries of Samuel Pepvs anilJohn Evelyn, especially the latter. Sir llenry's,r{fice of Cirancelior of the O"de" of the Garlervr-fls never or:eviouslv conferred on a layman, witl,r

J -one exception onlv il the reisn of Edrvard VI' Iheof,frce is iow attadhed to the bishoprick of Oxford.

Enner,r-Page 12, foot note, 6th line for' 1792, read,1692.Page 54, ,, for Gazetter, rca& Gazetteet'.

. Page S6, atlditional loot note to " merit or fitness."The Dr:ke of Wellington complained bitterly in April and

Mav, 1815, to Sil Henry Torrens, the Military Secretary of theDui<e of York, of the inefficiency of " the yorrng gentlemen onthe staff of his army," who were forcecl upon him by the

" Horse Guards." Anil writing fronr Bruxelles, 8th May,1815, to Lieut,-Gepelal Loril Stewart, the Duke sai&: "Ihave got an infamofrs army, very weak and ill equipped, antl averv inerperienc ed staff ," -Ti de t h e We I ling t on Dispt at c hes,

.TI ONV

'Y XI(IN ddY

:b.rg p16 relseur,Cea '.Leuvo IIYIIITTIVL 'Ndoidog

. ('I"pow qer{rnJ pue 'scls'e1c put ppeliq)'loclolseqeg go aSers pue '(pepunoaa dle.reaes) uuuuua{-ul' pu"

"lrlv Jo 8ol11"q oq+ FuIPnpuI, '?98I

Jo u6r€cr-ru€c uro+s"g oq+ pa^ros sdur(ugf uittrde3-iyieurr8bgqtrgg qe1du3 'ilNYEoEYII ET .e€NsII 'solt.lvg

e6'uorlrpedxe

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('rnouog go uorEal eq1 ;o 1q8u14pue 'sclselc aorq+ pue 1€poru)

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Jo II€J pu€ aEors 'uu€trrra{ul

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- ('ds?rcpue lepeliq)

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Jo ernldrc pu€ 'qln€ssB 6abals oql +B+ualtrrbau ?slg orll q?r,rtr po^ros sorpuv '+norT-'luaul-TFoU q+gO +u€ua+norT

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'n?uv! eo qtJ?q neffifing lo tatD to'a'6n

tawou e!e1& o1 pau{atd 4 2ao1! orle sa?glb asoVl ro filao 9f,?qtow aqtr

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.ISSNUSOO .HTINA, CITCtrN

.NOJ ,{TUYSN EO .SO SSAIJVN .ENIAI'I A\ON

'susclqdo 0NId\oT'Iofl uH.f, do sgcl^lrgsONV SUilIYN gH.I, dO SJSII AVCIJSTIVHATV

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qoons.-Pavma^ster Bowden serveal in the Peninsulafrith the Qrreen's Rovals. In 1808, he went with SirArthur

'Willeslev's 6xpeilition to Portugal, ancl was

Dresent at the baitle of Yimiera; afterwarils with SirJohn Moore tlurine the campaign and retreat to Co-runna in 1808-9. "Subsequentlv he accompanieil hisreeiment to JMalcheren, a-nd was present af the siegeanl carrbure of FlushinE. Embaiked again with hisreeimeit for lisbon in Jinuarv, 1811, an-d was presentat"the battle of Fuentes d'On-or, covering the siege ofBadaios. sieee of the forts ancl battle of Salamanca,ancL sieee of Sureos. (Ilo has receivecl the War Moilalwith ttrrree clas$'s, for Vimiera, Corunna, ancl Sala-manca.)

Sowour, Hunsnst Gnoner, lateMajor 22d Foot'-Maior Bowilen seweal throuehout th6 operations inScinile, under Sir Charles N-apier (medal), incluclingth6 battles of Meeanee ancl llvtlerabad, in the formerof which he was wouncleil in ihe breast. Ile servealalso the campaisn in the Soubhern Mahratta countrYin 1844-5, indludirg the investmenf ancl capbure of .th-eforts of Punella an*il Pownghur

Baocr. Durvcew CeMnRoN, Irieutenant lst (TheRoval) Reeiment.-Lieutenant Brock serveal at thesiefie .antl Tall of Sebastopol from 23tl April, 1855'(Meilal ancl clasp.)

*Cluonor, Duwcerv AlrxAronn, C'8., -Major-General.-Maior-General Cameron serveal the EasterncampaiEn of 1854-55 ; commancleil t}.e 42d Regiment atthe batTle of Alma: ancl the Hiehlaud Brigade at tlre$attle of Balaklava, on the expeciition to Kertch, siegeanct fall of Sebasiopol, ancl assault on the outworks,18th June. (Medai and clasps, C.8., Ofrcer of thelesion of llonour, Sarclinian meclal, third class of theMedjidie, anil Turkish medal)

C.tnpE Cslsr,ns Ln Mnsunrpn, late Major 63il Re'Eiment,-Maior Carev served the Eastern campaign ofi854. and

"ri to .fuf?. 1855, includins the bittl-es of

Alma, Balaklava, attd" fnkermann, anil-siege of Sebas'topol. (Meclal and clasps, ancl Brevet-Major.)

Clnnr, Turprn, Commissarv-General.-Mr. Careyhas receiveal the 'frar Meclal," with seven clasps, for

oq+ ur poaros nrnq{roc ro+co6-ftr.1,1ry 1e"dog 'epuE-rrg osroll r'g'tr11 6aoosTYfl sExrYf 'NEosncocNc

('e1p1[pe1t3rp Jo EsBIc q?9 pue sl"parrr ueilrmr€S 'ro!"eru-xoaoJrr 'sd.s€Tc pu" T"paTT) 'tlol)uno$ 'ounp mlT ous :+o'id;h -'sdseiC

pun 1ep;I4ii 'pepuno,rl ;eriirg [11,1 pue -+oôrfl 'sdsElc pu" Ppaw) 'popuno$ 'ounf r{+l,T Pur}

q?g pu€ 'Iftiy Jo sluourpr€qlfiocl oq+ +? pu" 'uru.r1 e5ors

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oq+ q+litr soqcuorl oq+ ur

-m€c uro+sEg oq+ pa^ros uor1e,{og to(e;q1aae.rg tunu11 c,rvnroog'norawvu3

pu' .rnouog .;ro uo1so.1 .rrt t"*ltB"r&"ti"tf"";Tl1#f

'so8€I3 prr" l€pa]/ll) 'urnoqurx

Jo orn+d?r pu€ +uotu

-utoc out ox papoaccns)-preqrroq '(4"n++n +sq oq+ 1r queun8er orll Jo pu?ru-utoc oql o? popoaccns) Iodols"qos Jo II€J pu€ ,E+In"ss" -uoc oql ol papoaccns] Iodols"qos Jo II€J pu€ ,E+In"ss"ra5ors (qclron o1 uorlqpedxe'uueu,ra4u1 pur '€l"I{rl?d'8ur1y

Jo 8ol113q j)rl+ Fwptqcur 'quaurrFotlpSg oq+ q+lltr

ra5ors (qclron o1 uorlqpedxe'uueu,ra4u1 pur '€l"I{rl?d'8ur1y

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Jo ornld€c 'oolro+"it Jo olg??q orl+ +3 t.r+u?J

-s-r io uorsrÎp p6 ol+^q+Iitr suld. pus 6spu?Iroq+aN_ oq?

ur arrrr€ oql pourol 4or3c 'rtr{ .osnolnoJ pue .seq?

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P'tr#df, -,liH"f;'"f ft1;"#"$3;t*#"r:i'**i:l(Medal and. clasP.)

ioolrrvos' JouN Er,r.ls, Colonel comnraniling 33c[

Regiment.-Colone1 C-oil-iugs served ure -tsjastern cam'

ini"r"-oi rsra-65, i:rcludin'g ihe baliles-of d.lma and

fft";d;d;.s.; ;A irli%f sebastopol' and assaultiiltl'.-isi*r; i"ie' ?ltuaat ancl claspsi Brevet lieut'-btrli.r,"ic"reht"lr [t

" r,egiof of.]Tonour' Sarclinian

meclal. ancl flfth class pf the lvledJrdre')

ck CoNr.Inr,T,, Aoolpsus tr'nlonucr, 3re-vet-Major'

Ro;J^A;;ii;"Y:Major Connell servecl at the siege

#dfil;T S;ffitopot";n rsrs' (Medal and clasp')

iF Corrnlr, Tnelrcrs Jour, lieute"""i^ l"i 4ill;t*t-":ii*Ti'c""""u tu*.d al the siege of Sebastopolffd;il;k

";I-iu" n4; on the 18th June' 1855'

tU"ari"a clasp, ancl Turkish medal )

Dn lle'vrr,lero, Jluns, Brevet-Major' Royal Arbil'

k;:i{-;i"" li" Haoiu"ita serve'l the Eastern cam-'o"ii'n"-i'iia5a:r r, i""1"4i"g the -battlgs . of Alrna anil

ilf*futu, tta siege of Seb*astopot' (Medal and clasps'

ancl Brevet'Major.)

Do Llr,rcuv, C)uven GNraIo, Captain, ?24,399t--#i.6i'i.,.:tt"rioo"-C"pi'DeT'ancev-serveclwiihthe'#"ihh;#efr;ihe

si6ge u"d fall of SebastoPgl from

$ry#f:"-,lTrilmiffntt'm*,Tn#i'Tt"f fil;i'dit

"i'eilir, itire,

-'; ii' consi'letation or- no blo'. sal-

lant. antl humane.o"o'itt, aitptayed on-the ,night of

it""bzil-rffy,^ i85i; i; il'+e,i"i"p'a,f"om the deckoT tne gteam"troop-ship Adelaid-e' to endeavour,to save

iritl,i. "l;^t"irt -

b"^rp*r tzth' Regimcnt' Ypg h ad

irJil;";t;fb;a at sed oi'the passage from Malta to

Gibraltar."

Dn lrrsln, B. 3' Y', Surgeon' 3'oyal-Artillery'-S#;;" D" i,i*Ie t""oed #itl' the

- 4th -Regiment

irfot"nn*oJirtJdust""o"u-paignof 1854-5.5'inclu-cling;il#ft.t-JAhna and

-Ink'erfiann'. ancl siege antl fall

;?"s";;;;;;.--iru"dur u"d tl*ee clasps, and Knight

of the Legion of Eonour')

Dr Vrrn, Jouw, lieutenant ancl Adjutant' 2d bat'

sffo.d oql Eurrnp 'ecrales qstutdg oq+ uI l€rouoo'rary€E-1.rg puri 'uoi8e1 qsrutdg-o18uy oq+ o+ I€rouop'+u?+n-t-ily du peuei lueqo.rttriq oT pr?ds€O uqof rtS-'€41€I lqe .1erq3-ur-;repu"ur1noC pu"'IsJouoO-tru€ua+norT'rouroa-oO .'$'I,{'C'O 'csYdsYg aluof ars'rl{vuosYf J ET

('dsqc put l"potr4[) ',(.re11tq un5-1qF1e urao rno Jo org

aur dots ot 'orII r(,lteq e Jopun 'ac€ds uodo oq+ s8oJco1 palceles srn"eq l.re{rne1d-ag q18 orl+ uo 'u"pau aq?

.Io +lnsss? oql tr€ pu" '998I 'aunf qlz o-q+ uro4 'lodo+s€cl:eS-Jo IItJ puv e8ere aq+ +t po^ras tro^r"E ulq+d€C-'luerur8eg q+LL \lJ'ts+dB} 'usJsd sYfioEJ' 'r.e trYE

. ('sdry1oaorq? pu€ I"poI,{)

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Jo Jorlat ".$ou{cnT JoIIBJ

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'IrrnoqmI

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Jo ubt?ctt,trsc uro+s€goq+ pa^ros oura oo '+norT-'ul€rJ Ir€TFIi\i uol€?

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1835-6-7 r lras present at the relief of Bilboa ancl affairbefore that to#n in September, 1835 ; engagecl on theLeishts of Arlaban, in Alava, on the 16[L,-17th, antl18t6 Januarv; in raisinq the siese of San Seba*stian,and stormine tire lines oi the 5th-Mav; passage of theUrmea. uodtukioe of Passaqes, on fhe 28th Mav; inthe Eeneral actioilbefore AIZa, October, 1836, besiilesseve"ral affairs in Guipuzcoai as also in tlre generalactions of the 10th, 13iI, 15ilr, and l6th March, beforeIlernani. (For these services he receiveil a metlal, alsothircl class'St. Fernanclo, and. was createil Knight ofCharles the Third.)

Irn Mssunrns, rMrrrrau Arne'u.lu, Maj or-Genera1.-Maior-General le I\{esurier served in the 24th Re-eiment, at the capture of the Cape of Goocl llope iniso-6.

-'I" t8tl. h'e ioined the 2d'batialion in thb Pe-

ninsula. where he s-erved until the enil of the war in1814. and was prcsent at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigoand Badaios ; llattles of Salamauca, Vittoria. P.yrenees,Ichalar, \ivelle, ancl Orthe,s (severely contused), anilin tlre sivetal aflairs on the banks of tb.e Dourclogne infront of Boulcleaux, being on continual advance guarclwhen that part of the armv was moving forwaril onAngoul6me.- (He has receivecl the war medal withfoui clasps.)

Lu ilforo*ruu, Jilrlr,uu Goonen, C.8., Brevetlieut.-Colonel, Roval Artillerv.-Lieut'-Colonel'1[.G. Le Mesurier: ser-vecl the Easiern carnpaign of 1854-55. includine lhe affair of Bulganac and McKenzie'sFarm, the biatiles of Alma ani[ Balak]ava, and siogeanct fall of Sebastopol' (Meilal ancl clasp, BrevetlV[ajor, Sardinian meilal, and 6fth class of the Medj.i-clie.")

'served in the Indian campaign of 1857-8, rn

eommancl of a batterv of artillery,-inclutling the actionof Kalee Nucldee, affair of Ramgnuga, siege ancl cap-ture oflucknow, action of Bareilly, attack anil captureof Fort Barnai, ancl capture of Rampore Kussiah.(Four times mentioneil in tlispatches, Breret Lieut.-Colonel, C.8., metlal anil clasP.)

Ln PsLLnr, Ennnsr, Uaptain, Sth Regirnent.-Capt'Le Pellev served wii,h the-75th Regiment cluring thefndian clmpaien of 1857-68 from the outbreak on the12th May, ioct"ualng the battle of Budleekaserai, siege,

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Jo olq+"q '.rnTi5^[[v Jo rrB.E? 'rnqs

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China tluring the *ars of 1857'Q, anil 1.860' 11 De-

;";;;-. 1857, -he

commancled the Engi+eers at the

capture of Canton, (Major.) In 1860' h-e was comrmincline ensineer as lieutenant'colonel at the s[ormmg

"IiL" h"t i, tr'orts, antl tl'rroughout the subsequent

onerations which'resultetl in the surrender of .8elnn'(0.8.)

Mrrsnlr,, IMrr,lrlac M., Captain, Boyal Marines'-Cantain Mansell was present in an engagement -wrtlr;fi;;;-t;;rreo, ood clefeat of their Toices anil d'e'

5ir""iio" "Fttt"ir

stockatles in Malloocloo Bay' in 1845'Ii;;;;;;d;"-th" China expedition- of- 1857-58, incluil-il; ;il; op.t"ii"tt-"t Cantbn, ryith the storming ancl

co!to"" of the city. (Meclal anil clasp')

++TEnsDArE, CRerslopsnn Cneqr,ts.- C'B', 3re-vet-Uuioi- Rovoi Artillery.-Major Tees-dalg sgry.-q{ as

;idffiil-;'; tJ Muioi-c""eri1 sir w. F. williams[,i-irt*irr" .:loi"-o-i't1t" blockaile of Kars, and at theilA;;;-tft" heishts above that town o,n the 29thS;;;-;*b;";1b55,

'successfullv Leld the redoubt calldtl

;rt"tr"[ t"tia" for the spa'ce of-sev^en hours ancl a

fruff,-""a." a very I'eavy fir1, on the 29th September,fs56,

""a ** *uittiorre& in the dispatch- Receivetl a

rr'"ri. t"*ilionfrom a, grape s'hof in -t-he-leg' ^(The;;;[';f iildant-coloneY aid the t]rirtl class of the

f""fi*fr ild;"l Ortler of the-I\fedjitlio were co*nferreclon him by lae Sultal. fn a letter lrom the lorergnOm.l, aJt.a Marcb 7, 1855, her U.ajTtV.s Govern'i"?il*""v.a their sense of ap-p:oval of Fis efforts in

"t""ii"* tt6* the ganison of

'Rars the l-rorrors t'hat

ifr"v't"'f""ua from fimine in the preceili:rg Ti"ilr' In;d";; bis rank of lieutenanf-dolonel in the Turkishr*tit",

-U" received the Order of Companion of the

b;;h.-;"d iltut of the fourth class of tl"e Legion ofIron6.l". Ilas also received the Victoria Cross')

Tuprsn, Gesplnl Ln Mlncs.lNr, -Captai:r anil

S"*"o" t-ili ;i *, Royal llorse ArtilJ ery.-Maj 6r - Tupperserved the"Easterir campaign of 1854-65, ioclucrng tlleirtii"-

""i Salaklava aid lnkermann (wounded), the

il;;;,l-f"U;? Sebastopol, antl repulse of the sortie."?i"%th October, 185'4. (Medal-and clasps, Brevet'ir*io*, S"tai"iu" -.aut, fifth class of the lvledjidie'ancl Tur]rish medal.)

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HER MAJESTY'S INDIAN AII,MY.(Frcm the Indian Army Lists, &e,)

BENGAL.

^ t^aRny, Tloues A., Capfain ancl Bievet Lieutenant-Oolonel.-lieut.-Colonel Carey serveil at the relief ofof lucknow as D.A. Quarie-rmaster-General ou the'slqfi' of l,oril Clvde, Commander-in.Chief in fndia.(M,edal and clasp -and brevet majority.) Subsequentlyat the action of Cawnpore asainst the Gwalioi muti-neers, anal afterwarrie wiih tL; pursuinq column unclerSir Hope Grant, K.C.B., which, follow%E the enl-v.caplyrqd 16 gunsfrom them at the action o'f Seraighdt,on the banks of the Ganees,

{ppointed to the staffoi Sir Robert lMalpole, K.C.B.,?ncl serv^ecl at the siego and eapturo of .Luclnow asUoputy Quartermaster-General of the Bd fnfantrv Di.vision -of the army-was at the taking of the fdrt of3o-oyuh, the acfion of Allabgunge, tbe occuuatiol ofS.ohilcund, and action of Saieilli, incl subseq'uentlv atthe action of Sissya GhAt on ihe Sarila, fbr wf,ietrseryices, in which ho was nins times mentioned in dis-patches, he received. the rank of Brevet Lieut.-Col.,onel.

- Dune.N_o, CqlBLEs JAMEs, lieutenant, late 14th Re.giment N-I.-Lieut. Duranil serveal dith H.M. 42dRoyal Eighland Black Watch, in the campaisn of1857-58 against the mufineere, inelutling the acti6ns atOawnpore, 6th Dec. 1857, Seriaehat,-Kycleuni, andShudabad, siege and fall of f,uck-no# u"1t &uuirtt oothe Martinibre, Bant's Bungalow, and Sigum'o Kotee,attack on the post of Rooya] action at Alliheunee, andattack and capture of Bareilly. (Medal and-claip.)

Itl:4cv-, Tnolre,s Sluue.nnz, Surgeon. -Mr. Laovs-erved throughout the Punjaub cailpaien. incluainithe passage oI the Chenab, bittles of Chijlianwalla antGoojerat, and sutrseque_nt-.pursuit of the Seikh army bythe force under General Gilbert. (Medal.)

_^Marsnll,^W-rr,lra:r, Surgeon, arrivecl in Ind.ia, in1801, and, after a continuous- residence there of abovo23 _years, re_turned to Europo in lg2b, He servedoo4s1 Tloral Tlake -cluring the'Matrratta wa"s of 1-gOa,q, o, aud. ti, w.b.en he was pres_ent af many battles aUdsieget-among the former,- at Lasswarree,"Nov. L, lgd8,

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in 1856-57, at the lautling -at rT4lila,h. tsay, storm aniloapturs of Reshire, surrender of JJushrre' expedltron toCliutotu, ancl destruction of the enemy's magazines of

"m-"niiio" and grain; expedil,ion to Borazjoon, batt'le

oi KhooshaU, arih bombaidment and capture. of Mo'h;.; (;ati ancl clasp); at the giege of Kotah' -anclth;;i"i; antl capturs

'of that fortress on the 30th of

inu"ol,- fssa; af the recapture of tlo fort of Chen'd"""". ittion ut Kotuh'k"-Serai near Gwalior, ancl sub'.ua"rhi opt"utions, inclucling the action anil capture ofd#uiio"rlt..ent at the su-rprise ancl p-ursuit of therobels und-er Maun Sing at Koondrye' Capt. Le Uocg*"r-"*"tatd the silvEr meclal oT the Shipwreckedf irt-,."*""'t ancl Mariners' Boyal R-enovolent - Societyfor sallant concluct on the occasion of the wreck of thetroolp-ship Jwli'a, at Kurrachee, in June, 1857.

Meuenn, Cre.nlns, Captain ancl Brevet'Major' 3tlE"top.u"ntgiment.-Maftr Mauger was present at the

;;;';t;"piure of Ratghur, acti6n at Bialotl-ea, reliefof Buosot, dapture of Garrakota, Pass of Muddenpote,ri.gr ufia itoth of Jhansi, ancl battle of the Betwa'

*Woolt coMsn, Jorrr,t Doln6n, C.8., lieut-Colonel,Artillery.-Lieut.-Colonel lMoollcombe sorveal in com'-""4 oi lv". 4 Lieht Field Battery at the suppressionoilft"-*oti"v at"Aurungabacl in-June, 1857j at the;;d;;f th6 fort of Dhir in October, 1857-; battle of

i4"r;A;t;;";; ancl action at the village -of GoorariaiU-*?"i- *"ilt) ; at the siege, storm,

-an-cl-capture of

Uh;;A;";;l titge, storm, aicl capture of Jhansi-,-anilrt"tir" of ln" B?twa, under Maj6r'Goneral Sir EughRose, G.C,B. (Companion of the Bath')

MADRAS.

Dosnr6r, Fnnonnr clc W., Liouten-an-t. Staff Co^rps'-U*t. bo6"Au servecl cluring tle rebelli-on- of.1858, in

ill d"t*."i"n Zemindary. " Ile receivetl the- thanks of

ih" Goo'ttoo" in Council,-ancl his namo was-brought to

iil" ""iiJ" "r

Lis Bxcellency. the Commantler'in-Chieffor his services on that occasion'

Mer.nntr, Tuoue's, Lieut.'Genera'1,- Colonel of the

4o;[ B;*fi;i N'I.-lieut.'Genorel Marrett serve'l in

ii;;;;;is" on the hills in tho Ganjam district fromisii tJisis, anain ttre Ava war frorir t82a to 1826'

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APPE}TDI>C B-

ALPHABETICAI , L IST; THE SERVICES OFOFFICERS IN THE NAVY, NOW LIVING, NA-TIVES OF, OR NEARLY CONNECTED WITII'GUERNSEY.

(Chiefly from O' Byrne' t Naaal Biograp hE, London, I 849-'. anitfrom the new edi[ion of that work now being issueil in Nos.,to Commander P. De Sausmarez inclusive.)

The mothffs onlg of tlrcse oficerc who haue * pref'rcd to theil' nanesuere, or Me, of Gwemeg birtk or familg.t' Auonos, Crre'B,LEs' Lieutenant, Reserved.-Lieut. Andros

entererl the Navy, lgth August, 1806, as second, class.volun-teer on board tie Canopus,80, Capt. T. G' Shortland, bea-ringthe flaes in succession

-of Rear-Admilals Sir T. Louis anil G.

Martii. under the former of whom he witnessed the capture'27th September, 1806, of Le Prdsi'dent, French frigate of 44Euns, a-nd was present in the Constantinople and Egyptiani"peditiott of 1807. During a subsequetrt attachment of twoveirs with Captain Jahleel Brenton to the Spartan, of 46 gunsind 258 men,-he assisted in an attack made in coupany withthe Mucuru, 28, on Pesaroanil Cesenatico, where the fortifi-cations wer6 destloyed and 25 sail of merchantmen captureil;witnessed the ensuiirg surreniler of,the garrison of the islanil ofLossini: ancl co-opeirated in the i'eduction of Zant'e, Cepha-lonia, antl Cerigo.

- On the 3cl 1!Iay, 1810, Mr. Andros,further

narticipatecl. ai midshipman, in i brilliant victory gained byihe Siarlun. in the Bav of Naples over a Franco-Neapolitansoond-ron. carryinE in th-e whole 95 guns anil about 1,400 men,oi which occaiiot the Briti.h lost 10 men killecl and 22 wound-eil. antl the enemy about 4I kilted anil 90 woundeil' Afterthat event he successively joineil the Inconstant, 36, CaptainJohn Quilliam, Victorg,l00, flag-ship of Sir James Saumarez,Dictator,64, Capt. John Pattison Stewart, and. Scarbmo.ugh,74. bearinE the faE of Rear-Admiral John Fenier. Whiie inthe Ddctatdr, on th; Baltic station, we find Mr. Andros servingin the boats of that ship at the cutting out of a Danish luggerrancl on 6th Julv, 1812, assisting, in company with the Calypso,18. at the capture and destruction, within the rocks of Mardoe,on the coast-of Norway, of an entire Danish squadron, con-sistinE of the Nauadm, of 48 guns, l}re Laland,, Samsoe, and.Kiel Jloops, and ieveral gun-boats, after a long conflict, whichn""usioneh ihe Dictator, a Ioss of 5 men killetl anil 24 wooniled,anil the enemy of 300 killeil anil wountleil. He was ultimately

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'r Bnocr, OsMoNn Dn Bneuvsrn, Lieutenant.-Lieut' BrockDasseal his examination 20th Mav, 1853, ancl was appointed at

ih" ,u." time mate of the Li,lu,-L2, Capt' John Sandersotr, otrthe East India staiion, wher6 he was nominated, l6th Feb"1854. actinE ailditional lieutenar't of the Vf/inchester, 10, flag'shin of Siriames Stir'lins. He was promotetl by the Admi-raliv. in 1855. by commission dated 6ack to lZih May, 1853'

"rd *ur appointid, l6th August, in the folmel year, to the

AJecto. st.', ' ', Capt. Roberi Phillips, on the west coast of

Afri"u; und, 1'9th August, 1856, to-the Water.loo, 120'. flag'shin of Hon, Wiltiam?ordon, at the Nore. Since October in

thd latter year he has been on half pay '" -O' Byme'

" BnocK, Purr,re, Lieutenant.-Lieut' Brock enterecl- the

navv, lTthbecember, 1847, on boardthe Mutine, 12, Capt'

Jotrii.lervis Palmer, stationed in the Meiliterranean, where he

ious w"ecked, 2lst December, 1948. He becaue attacheil,

soon afterwards, as supernumerary' to the Southarnpton, $0,

n"e-thip of Rear-Adniiral Barrin-gton Reylolds, at the Cape

of?ool Elope' Thence he proceecled to the south'east coast

oi America.'where we find iim 5oiniog, in June, 1850' thegoimora"t, st.,6, Capt. tlerbertSchomberg. -.I1 the boets of

that vessel'he assisted in ilestroying, after a slight resistance,ilre Riaat, a noteil slave vessel, Ij'ing in the Rio Ftio i antl also

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out four large vessels aiParanagua, where a sharp

skirmish"took place wilh the batteries. While belonging.nextto the Wincheiter, 50, Mr' Brock took part in the hostilities

in eva, una was muctr employetl on bo-ut- service- up the lra-

;rdt." H; was in the lirinbheeter's barge and co-operateil*iifi ifre U"a forces uniler Sir John Cheape, in the expedition

wbich resultetl in the capture, in Match, I8!!' ol the.-strolg-

hokl, before which the gallant Capt' Loch had lost hisiife a few

weeks previously. Passing his examination tith rebruary'

igf+, Xt". Broct was nomiiated, -12th M-arch ensuing, acting-

mate'of the Satamaniler, st., 6, Capts' John Spencer Ellman

utta Benin*i" Pentlantl Priesi. In lier he returned to England

io. th" potpor" of passing at the Royal-Naval College, and

then proceedeil with ordnance stores to lvlalta' wnere ne re-

nlonud, 10th October, 1854, to l}:,e Vi'per, sc.,-4, T'ieutenant'

Commander Charles Arthur Lodder. On the 22d' of the same

month, having arrived off Sebastopol,-he wa-s sent to do, duty

tittt tttu Nav"al Brigade in the tienches' 11 qhi-s service he

"ooiitto.a until 2d january, 1855, and was sligltly woundeil'

IIe was then, in consequence of the illness of Lieut' Lodder,

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i"e"r, 6t her Majesty's sbip Curagoa, in covering the Turkish

reEonnoitrins puitiei ut Eirpatoria. At the defence of that

;;;;;6'"ti^ckett by th6Russians on the 17th Debruarv'

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lds zeal anil intdlligence were men{ioneil as very conspicu-ous,' and thus stated in the Gazette, he received the Oross oftlre Redeemer of Greece. Leaving tb'e Blande, in November,1830, on her goir,g home to be paid off' Lieut. Brock joineiltlne Meteor, alias Beacon, Capt, Richard Copelanil, employedin the survey of the Grecian Archipelago' In 1834' whilst soemploved, he took a signal part in the capture-(by the boatsof \hJ Biacon, carryin-g in a'ti gO ofrcers ind *eri,

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Turkish Eun-boat with 5 Turks on boartl)-of 8 boats, anil 6guns, bgEther wit}.L42 out of a notorioui band of 200 pirates,fully armetl anrl equipped, near the islanil of Thasos. On thatoccision, owing to tlie swiftness of the cutter' of which he hadcharee with 16 ofiicers and men, Mr. Brock obtained so for-waril-a positibn in the chase, that he was enabled before assist-ance reached him, to drive the pirate boats ashore, and bt'ingthe marauders to terms, which were ratifietl on the arrival ofLieutenant Hope, After commancling the Maglti'e from 1836to 7842, he was promoted on his return home, to the rankof commander, in March, 1842. IIe continudcl to prose-cute his surveying labours in the Magpi'e: and in 1844, wasappointerl to the command of the Bonetta, in the same service,oirlil she was paid off l4th September, 1847. He was ad-vanceil to his present rank in November, 1850, remaining onhalfpay till 22d December, 1853, on which_day'at the r€questof his old frienil anil commaniler. the late Lord Lyons, he wasappointed additional captain, for surveying selvice, of t}ne Bri-tiinia, 120, flag-ship of Vice-Admiral James Whittley DeansDundas. in the Black Sea. In 1854, he was sent in theAgamemnon, gl, bearing the flag of Sir Edwarcl Lyons, tomike observations in the Black Sea' On retulning from thatservice, he was again dispatcheil inthe San'apson, Capt. Lewisfobias Jones, toleconnoitre the Russian ports on the coast ofCircassia, anil where he was the first to open communicationwith the native.tribes. He was deputed inthe F'u'rious, at asubsequent period, to count the Russian fleet in Sebastopol;ultimaiely, when the allied fleets anchored otr Baljik' Capt'Brock was orderecl to make a plan of the fortress of Varna''We

next find him on boartl th€ Queen, 116, Capt. FrederiekThomas Mitchell, in which ship he witnessecl the attack onOdessa. [Ie was next se]ected to act in the capacity of envoyto the chiefs in Circassia, with a view of enabling the.alliedcommanders to judge of the extent to which they might bedeirended upon, in the event of a diversion being macle uponthi Russiani in the Caucasus. This mission accomplished, forwhich Captain Brock receiveal the thanks of the Admiralty'he reioiniil the fleet in time to witness the lancling of t[eallied-forces in the Crimea. The day after, l5th September,1854, he was dispatched with 400 Marines under his orilers,to take possession of the important town of Eupatoria, wbich

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good anal efrcient service you have renilered, and for which he feelshis best acknowledgements mal most gratefirl thanks are alue.

(SiEneal) "J. W, D, DuNDAs."" Captain Brock, commaniling the ibrces at Eupatoria."

I 'R,OM SIR EDMUND LYONS.

" Mv Doan BRocr.-I am delighteal with all I heu of the successof your commanrl at Eupatoria ; all your memures seem to me excel-lent, and they shew what a good choice wffi made when you wereappoilrtetl to the responsible md honourable post you hold with somuch advaDtage to the service, and so much crredit to yours€lf. Goon and prosper. "Youi sincere frienal,

" lst October, 1854." (Sig.ned) ." E. LyoNS."FROM SIR EDMUND LYONS.

" Mv Duln BRocx,-Your situatiou causes me the Ereatest uuea-siness, for although I know that you vill do aU thtt yow knowDgallantry can accoiirplish, yet I am iir constant apprehension that youmay be attacked by overwhelming forces, mal ahiven into the sea.GoiI protect you,

- ', You sincere frienrl,"29th October., ' (Signed) ..8. LyoNs,"

FR,OM VICE-ADMIR,AL SIR, JAMES DUNDAS, COMMANDER-IN.CIII.EF.

" My DEAR Clprerw Fnocr,-I shall always be ready to state mywarmest thuks for your noble conaluct iu your ilelicete aud difficultposition tr Governor of Eupatoria, md I am sure there is but oneopirion of the zea,l, cdurage, anil elergy which you have shewl inthe defence of that tom. (Sigred) r' J. W. D. DuNDAs.',

FROIVT AD[4;L DUNDAS.

" My DIAR BRocr,rlf I am refeneil to, wiu be always ready tostate the indefatigabte anil constant zeal *ith which yori carried ouaJl the dury at Eupatoria, and also on the coffit of efucmsie.

" Yours faithfully,"Mayt7,rgti.D

'(Sig*g "J. W, D. DuNDAs.',

, FN.OM ADMI&AI] DUNDAS.

"September Z 1857."My D*AR BRocK,-I have witten to Sir Chtrles Wood in th6

strongest language I can pen, to ask that the honou of knig.hthoodor K.C.B, should be confffeal on you. I wiU keep a copy of lhy noteto shew you, &c., &c. (Signeil) t' J. W. D, DuNDAs.,,

"Captain Brosk, C,8., Geloa,"

'r CAnEy, Cnenr,us Jeurs, Lieutenant (Acting.)-Lieut.Carey passeil his examination in seamanship 9th April, 1856;and sas nominateil theleupon acting-mate of t};le Sanqtareil,sc., 70, commanded by Capt. Astley Cooper Key, with whomhe joined in hostilities on the coast of China, where he hasbeen attached, since 16th January, 1858, to llne Eslc, sc.,21;Capt. Sir Robert M'Clure. For his conaluct at the capture ofCanton he was ptomoteil by the Admiralty to the rank ofacting.Iieutenant, l6th December, 1857, to be confirmed onpassing at the Royal Naval College."*O'Byrne.

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t"tiun"v in tne Pilorus,iS, Capt' Richarcl Meredith, st-ationedoff the"coa=t of Africa. He wai subsequently appointed-l8thJune anil 13th September, 1834, to t}ie Caledonia, 120' flag-shio of Sir Josiai Rowlev, in the Mediterranean, and End'E'miin,10, Capt. Sir Samuel Roberts, employecl off^Lisbon, and

ai.inE the wir of succession, on the nort=h ioast of Spain-andl6th i{ovember, 1841, after exactly five years of half pa-y' to

tine Bellei.sle troop-ship, Capt. John Kingcome. -In^the lattervessel, from whicL he was paia off in September,,l843' he wasnrese*t duritE the operatibns in the Yang-tse-Kiang in 1842'lnrl at thc picification of Nankin. He was advancetl to his

nresent rani< 25th Julv, 1845, and on 25th June, 1853, waslnnointetl to the ' coasf quald' at Belwick. While stationed hereCbk*atiler De Sausmirez assisted in raising the Naval CoastVolunteers in Northumberland, and on the south-east of Scot'

lantl with a ilegree of efrciency that call.ed fo-r-th t]re thanks ofthe Cantains oi Diui.ions, Criigie and Broadhead, and of theCaptaii Superintenilent, Smart. In January, .1856, he wasrenioveil, at his owt l'equest, to Lyme, whence he.wassent in

October, 1857, to Chester, for the purpose of lbrmlng-the newCoast Guaril District at Liverpool, a mission for which he wassneciallv selected. He left the Coast Guard Service in July,f'Sef, ina since 2il Janualy, 1860, has been in coI'mand oft]ne i)asher, st.' of 2 g'.rns'and 100 horse powerr on the Ports-mouth station.

" Commaniler De Satsmarez has received a metlal for thefirst China war. He married, 30th April, 1840, Jane Maria'onlv chilcl of the Iate Lieut'-Colonel F. Barlow, of H.M' 6lstReiiment. who {ell at Salamanca at the heail of his regiment'By-that laily he has four sons."-O'Bryne. (See p. 20')

" GossEt lN, Josrue Cantnntr, Lieutenant.-LieutenantGosselin, born'19th July, 1789, is seconil and-youngest son ofthelate Joshua Gosselii, esq', by Mary daughter of ThomasPriaulx, esq., of Guernsey;-and'nephew of Admiral ThomasLe Marchant Gosselin.

" This oftcel enteled the navy, in 1804, as midshipman' onboartl the Latona, 38, Capt. fhomas Le Marchant Gosselin,whom he accompanietl, in 1806, as master's mate into lbe Au'ilaciow,74. lie afterwards, we find, joined the I/ictory,100,flae-ship of Sir James Saumarez, Owbn Glendower, 36' Capt.Wtliari Selbv, Phelte,36, Capt. James Hillyar, and V'ietoryaeain. all on iire Baltic station f where, on the 22d September'fbtO.' he was confrrmeil a lieutenant inlhe Ruby, 64, bearingthe flag of Admiral Manley Dixon' His-las-t appointments*ere--26th March, 1811, tothe Acasta,40' Capt. AlexantlerRobert Kerr, on the North American station-anil l0tb Jrlne'1813, for a short time, tothe 9partan,38, Capt. Etlwqrtl Pel.

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Daster''s mate, to the Zmobla sloop, Catrt. N. C. Dobr6e, anilwtule in that vessel hact th6 misfortune, during the war of ahundreil davs, to be taken prisoner by the French. Contriv-ine soon toiffect hib escape,- he rejoinitl the Zenobia, antl wasiriher when she escorted-Napoleon Bonaparte to St. Helena'Previously to the ieturn of-the latter lessel to Englantl helautled, it appears, at Ascension with a party of marines fromthe flae-shiD--, and was for some length of time employed onshore.

'We iubsequently, from April, 1816, until September,

1818, and from F6bruaiy, 1819, lo January, 1822, lintl Mr.Lefebire serving on the Leith and North American stations onbointl'the l)riier, 18, Capts. John Ross anil Charles H-op-eReiil, antl Naocaslle, 60, hag-ship of the late Sir E. GriffithColpbys, Hb next, in July, teZg, joined lhe Spartiate, 76,'endl iir August, 1825, tho

-Wellesley,74, bearing each the flag

of SirG. Evre in Soutb America; whence, in the followingNovember, Le returneil to England on board the Tartar, 42,Capt. Thomas Brown. On 3d January, rreaily nine yearsaft6r he hail passed his examination, Mr. Lefebvre was pro-moted to the iank of lieutenant. In the course of the ensuingmbnl,b he obtained an appoiutment to the Britannia' 120' 4ag'shlb of Sil James Saumarez, at Plymouth, where he remaineduoiil ep"il, 1827; and he was laitly, from 9th June, 1834,until paid off in October, 1838, employed, as first-lieutenant,in tlie Zebra, 16, commandecl by Capt. Robert CoutartM'Crea (whom see), on the East Inclia anil South Sea stations.For his sallant conduct during that period, and more especiallyfor the z-ealous perseverance he exhibited in the boats when inouest of piratei, Mr, Lefebvre, on the earnest recommenda-tion of thi Commander-in-Chief, Sir Thomas Bladen Capel'was promoted to the rank of commander, by commission clated27th December' 1838':rrig5--atr6sr

Lefebvre has been presented by the RoyalIlunrane Society with a modal as a reward for his coniluct in)raving frequenlily savetl the lives of seamen."- O' Byme.

lln June, L850, Commciniter Lefeltare was appointeil, i'n lhestel,mer Ctckoo, lo sulterintend, and protect the British oyaterfisheries .from Jerteu; and in Notternber of thal' gear he wa*"catleil uion to euercise a sound di,scretion in a noael and per-pliaing'ease: an Engtish dred'ger was detained bg a French'crwisei

.for tiespassing on French .limits, and, tfu creu, re'oaini,ng'possess[on, carried her back to Jerseg. nommanderTefebire decid,etl on taking the dredger to Gramtille' with thetio Frmch saitors, that she might be ailiudicated' by Frenehiaw, anrl his d'ecision utas highly upproaed' lty Lortl Palmerlston, Secretarlt of State foi Soreign Afai'rs, to whom tlte.mtitier uas rderred, and' confirmed by the AdmiraW. In1852, Commander Ldebore rdceiaeil the lhanh in u;riting of

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close of the. Anerican war, was employed a.t Bernyfl. For ashort period in the summer of 1815, in May of wbich year hepassed his eraminatiou, .we fincl' him on iluty at Portsmouth inihe Prinee,98, Captain E' Boger'. Beingappointed, in July'18f 6. Admiraliv.midshipmat of the hry bomb, Capt. C. R.Mooisom, he issistecl in that vessel at the bombardment ofAleiers: after which, and until confirmed in his pt'esent rank,l2[h November, 1824, he servecl in the same capacity, and aleoas actinE-lieutenant, in the Settern, 40, Capt. Hon' F' W-Lvlmer." Murmidon, ZO, Capt. R. Gambiei, Vengeur, 74,Ciot, F. L."Maitlantl, Niemm, 28, Capt. E' R. Sibley' Jta-miii,es,74, Capt. E. \race, Andromache, ftigate, Capt. JosephNourse, anil Espibgte, 18, Capt. Isham F. Chapman-on the

Home.'Meiliter-rariean, American, and Cape of Gootl Hopestations. He continueil to officiate as lieutenant of the latter

vessel until JuIy, 1825, when, being at the Mauritius' he ry45,comnelleil to i;vilid and return to England in consequence ofthe'reneateil attacks of a severe complaint which for the last

i"" o.it* has completely Iaid him up.- From IOth April, 1826'

u"tii M"v, 1827,'IvIr Le Mesuriei served at Plymouth in the

Britanni.a, 120, flag-ship of Sir James Saumarez'- "Ife married, llth Siptember, 1828, Jane Catherine'- only

tlauehter of the late Thomas Cecil Maunsell, esq'r of ThotpeMafior, co,rnty Northampton, by whom he has -issue five

sons,"-O'Byrne.

llieut. Le Mesurier, uha is nux on raerteil hal'f pay, ha*

a ined,al 7o, the attach q)on Algiers, i'n 1816'f

Mc0npe, Jonr.r Dorn6u, Captain'-This ofrcer, who is a

son o1-n"ar-e,amiral McCrea, odes his quick promotion to his

zruf r"A intelligence as a first'lieutenant and conmauder, but in

Loo..qouna"of his absence'fromGuernsey, andhis name not

i"irr.'ti ojnvr"e, 1849, the compiler regiets that.he is unable

t"-r,irrio a fill statement of his iervices. As a lieutenant, he

-*fniri" vears (185I to 1854) on the west coast of Africa in

iii i.lutio, 5, steam'sloop, 'and

about half that time first-

ii"*""""i .if her. In Febr-uary, 1855, he was app-ointed first'

ii""i"t"iit of the Eattirtgt, 60, screw, and served in her that

;;;;;t" Baltic' In F6bruarv, 1859, be-became C-ommander

fu tUe 8f. ,fean d''Acre, 101, screw; and remarned ln trer rr'

the.Meilitetranean until her return home in 186l' when he waapt*.a o" hatf pay. Towartls the close of that year' ]93ever';h;; t'[; n"aoiio"o. and piratical seizure by Caltain.Wilkes of

the four Confederate commissioners on board the British steam"

iiiit-lV"it, in the West Indies, rendered hostilities p-robable

d'iiu-ihe No.th.tt States of America, Commaniler-McCrea

"f-L.irtion"a, 9th December, 1861, the Dmaxtation,6-, paddle

;;;;; , ";fiih. i"ill*i's;""th il" r'[ n'!u"a in he'r with.."rn""-, e'*t*ttoQg guns'

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inc the ex-Raiah of Suedah from his aboile at Bruas, o-t the

coist of Perat, in the Straits of Malacca, anil cai'rying him a

".fuo".t to Penans. In the performance of this service the

f,oats of t}le Zebri', under th6 personal dilection of Captaintrl"Ct"u^ hail to sustain o seveie action of an hour and a

half wifh a brig antl a powerful stockade,- ilefenilecl by a

trom"tou. bantl oi Malays, inore than 60 of whom-ar-e reporte'l

lo nuou been killeil anb *ountletl. The lose of the British*"r

"f* verv severe. Before they coulil reach the stockade

it hart been riecessary for them to ascend a narrowr tortuous

iioer, i"fri"ge.t witli jungle on both sitles; w-here, hatl a few

ite"r'beer, filled and ;U&ed to fall across, they woulil have

teen nertecttv hemmeil in, anil their ilestruction have been

inwitiUte, 'io mark their estimation of Capt. McCrea's con-

a".t, ttt" East Iiralie Company presentetl him with a piece ofpr,i#

"i ttt" value of r00'gui;das. He paitlthe Zebraoff in

bctober, 1838; and has not been Eince €mployed' ---tiUeiouni"a, 10th April, 1822, Charlotte" elder-daughter

of tUe nev. N. D. Dobr6e, Rector of Ste. Marie de 9astro' in

Co*ot"y, by whom he has issue eight children.";O'Byrne'

I Cantain McCrea *ot *odt a Rear'Ailmiratr on resen)ednaif iau af fl 5s, per ilay,l4th May,1851 , Rear'.Ad'miralM6Aei has receiaeil a medal for lTafalgar.)

* Meenarn, HeNnv H. M., Lieuteryint' gnje4ed the ',ravy- as cailet in Juli, 1848, in the Pantaloon, in which he se-rveil on

ihe,*est coast bi Afriia untit 1849, when he was transferretl toih" Cuctonu. steamer, 9, Capt' the Hon G. F. Hastings' and

returierl-in'her to England in January, I85L - He-was next

appointed to t}ia Vmgiance, 81, Capt-. Lord-.Etlwaril. Russell,

ii'*Ui"tt ship he hiil & narrow es&pe of life, having been

ttto"t.d out 6f the mizen top whilst getting up the-top-gallant

"ards i" U"fta harbour: he fell from the top to the deck, a

ir"iunt of above 50 feet, but was wontlerfully preserved from

anv" serious iniurv. Early in 1853, he joined the Odin,16,Ca:ot. Francis Scoit, and in her went to the Baltic at the com'-bi.c"ment of the itussian war, in 1854. The Odia, formetl

o"i of u squatlron uniler Rear-Atlmiral Plumritlge len-t-up lheGo$ of Soihttiu, antl in the attack, June 7, on,Gamla Karleby'

Mr. Masrath was severely wouutletl, his gallantry on that

o""asioo "beioe speciallv brought to tbe notice of Vice'Atlmh'al

Sir Cbarles Napier, inthe following letter:-

" Her Melestv's ship odif,, at Se& June r0'.r gir,-1 luys fhehonirur to requ'est-lnat youwitt Ue pl€gfgqtomove

neai-?o"iiiar ia*es Hanway Plirmridge t-o bring mtler the notice ofiii,?"i"iiii"oer-1n-Cruef the"extremef gaua,Dt cmd-uct-of -Mt' Hsnryii**ir ii;tk M;sdtt, midshipman, In-tie plnnrce of this ship' on thel'c;ilioi;-.;;?taJ{on cunra railetrv-od-tlre ntght.of the 7th inst''il;;hti; t"*nng the l2-poualer forihe flfreonth tlme' was struckaffi ifi ssvere iound fionr a musket'b&ll' and move'l to the sterb

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reioineal Sir E. Pellew on board lhe Tonnant, 80' anit in thefoilowinc vear. after having been engaged in the blockade ofFerrol. idsailed with him 1n the Cuilodei, 74, for the EastInrlies. whence in 1805 he returneil to Englanil in the lbiilent,64. flac-ship of Vice-Admiral Peter Rainier. He then becameattachdd iniuccession to the ,Sara Josef, Ll0, bearing the dagin the Channel of Sir Charles Cotton, Audaciout, 74, Capt,.Thomas Le Marchant Gosselin (under whom he went in pfr'suit of Jerome Buonaparte to the West Indies, antl was pre'sent in a hurricane wiich dismasted the ship), and San Josefaeain. commandetl bv Capt. John Conn as flag-captain to SirJ"ames Saumare, off Guerhsey. In April and July, 1807' Mr.Maineav was nominated actiig-lieutenan| of the Barfleur andllrea1n'ouaht,98's. Capts' SiiJ' S. Yorke and William Lech-me"", arri on llth Seitember in the same year he was con'firmei into the Racehirse, 18, Capt. W. Fisher, stationetl, aswere the two ships last nametl, in ihe Channel. His succeed'ine appointmenti were-24th December, 1807, a seconil timeto"tlti'Aud,acioux, in which sbip he escorted the army uncler SirJohn Moore to anil fi'om Gottenborg, accompanied that offieerand Lieut.-Generals Sir Harry Burrartl and Sir John Hope tothe shores of Portugal, ancl assisted in embarking the ar1after ths baitle of Corunna-2lst April' 1809' as senior, to -LaNumnhe,36. Capts. Hon. Josceline Percy and E. Sneyd Clay'ooa"i ttri, latter of whom he was wrecked in a gale at the en-trance of the Frith of Forth, l8th December, l8l0-1st May.1811, to the Argo, 44, Capt. F. IMarren, lying at Spitheail-27th Julv foilowlne, entl foi a short time in 1812, t'o thc Suif't-sure,74i and Rninbow, 26, Captains Temple Hardy antl Gar'dinei Henrv Guion, both in the Meiliterranean-4th Septemberin the lattei year, to the ^Szccess, 32, armde-en-flil'te, CaptainThomas Barilav. stationetl at first on the coast of Spain, andthen in the Chis'apeake, where he hail command of the boatson an occasion in which they were cut up by the musketry ofthe enemv. whose fire killeil' the coxswain in his (Mr' Main-sav's) ow"n boat-24th November, 1813, to tlo.e lfarkquinrlS,tdnti W. Kempthorne, employed at Sheerness-20th April'18i4, to tbe lf&mes,20, Capt. Hon. Henry W' Percy, whichvegsei. after 25 of her men had been killed and 24 rvoundeil inan uniuccessful attack upon Fort Bowyer, Mobile, was set onfire and destroyed in ortl6r to prevent her falling into the hantlsbf the Amerii:ans, 15th Seplember, 1814-and llth May,l8l5 (havinE previously united in the operations against NewOrlearis), to-{6e Vengeur, 74, Capt- T. R. Ricketts' attacheilto the force off Breit. He was advanced to the rank he atDreeent holds on lSth of the ensuing June; ancl was nextt?rom 6th Julv, 1830, uutil 1833, employed as an inspectingcommander ii the Coast Guaid. He hac not been since ableto procure an aPpointeent.

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the premature axplosion of a magazine containing 100 barrelsof pbwder, which took place while he was in the act of pullingofrTrom the shore with a messaqe to Capt. Corbett from Lieut.Arthur Batt Bingham of th{ Nereidie, with whom he hadlanded. He was subsequently concetned iu the capture of theFrench frigate Caroline and of other vessels in St' Paul's Bay,Ile de Bouibon; and be was then removed with Capt. Cator tothe Oller sloop. His last appointments were-23d May'1810, for pass'age home, to the Leopard, 50, Capt' JamesJohnstone-l20th-December, 1810, to ihe Tyrian, 10, CaptainH. T. Davies, attachetl to the force in tbe Channel-Oth Sep-tember, 18ll (having left tlne Tyrian in the previous Uay), totlne lleld,er, 36, Capt. John Serrell, stationed in the.Baltic-l3th September, 1813 (after eight months of half-pay), to theBalbudol del' Mundo, flag-ship at Plymouth of Vice-AdmiralW. Domett-antl 2lst November following, as first-lieutenaut,to ttLe Sattirn, 56, Capts. James Nash anil Thomas Brown, inwhich ship, until 30th-November, 1814, he was most activel5rremploved- on the coast of North America, During the year18i2,-Mr. Mansell, at the time inthe lfeliler, succeerletl, inthe presence of a convoy of 300 sail, in setting fire, at noon-dayito a galliot, defended, on the beach, in the Great Belt' bya sharp fire from 3 or 4 field-pieces anil musketry-an entdr.,nrise ihich occasionerl the boats under his orders a loss of 2it idship.un ancl of at least 10 or 12 men killed anil wouncletl.He had also the goocl fortune, in a boat of the same ship, inconiunction with another belonging to l}.e Bellette, to efectthe"capturc of a valuable merchintlman laden with linen, an<lafterwirtls solcl we believe for €11,000. He acceptetl his pre-sent rank 9th April' 1817,"-O'Byme,

Mersnr,r,, Gponet Horo, Lieutenant, enteretl the navy19th March, 1841, ancl was nade a lieutenant l9th Junet1.848. He served in the Pacific, during the Russian war of1854-5, and was present, inthe Pique,40, at the unsuccessfulattack otr Petro'paulovski, 4th S6ptember, 1854. I! hisrlespatch describiire the attack, Captain Sir Frederick W, E.Nicblson, Bart,, of-the Pique, said-" Lieutenants Bland andMansell, of this ship, commanded t}ne Pique's Eeamen onshore, and rere u-oog the last to leave tle beach." ThePiqze's casualties were 39 in killed, missing, autl wouniled.Li6ut. Mansell serveil also on boartl the Calautta,84, anilNankin,50, during the hostilities in China from 1856 to 1858'and has received the Chinese medal. Capt. W. M. ManselltR.M. (p. 98), and Lieut. G. H. Mansell ere sons of the lateRear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mansell (p. 75,)

.* " Powalr,, Rrcneno Asrruonu, Lieutonant. - Lieut.Powell embarked (from the Royal Naval College) 24th Decem'.

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sid,e of one of the Bri,tish lineys engaged, so as to tow herinto her proper posi.tion. The bombard,ment lasteil frcmabout l.3O to 6.30 p.m,, or fiae hours, u:hm, being tluite dark,the liners were towed of.

Commaniler Powell uas promoted, 8th March, 1855 : and,lst May, 1857 , he uas appointeil to the commanil of the Bos-cawen, 70, tken commissioned, for the flag-shi.p of Rear-Ailmiral Si.r FYeitrerick Grey, K.C.B., at the Cape of GooilIlope, where Capt. Powell remai,ned nearly three gears, andreturneduith the rear-admiral in the shiprto Englund. EIewas appointeil to the Defence, on 3d December, 1861, and, isnow commanili,ng her, as stated at page 13, tnfra. CaptainPowell was norninated a Companion of the Bath, \th Julg,1855, anil he has receiued, the Crimean medal, &e, : he is altoauthorized to wear the lforeign oaders of kni.ght of the LegionoJ llonour, oJ' Commaniler of Charles IIL, and of Medjiilieof the Alh class.l

" Rolrr,r,reno, Jonrv, Lieutenant, born November 5, 1800,is son of the late Nicholas Robilliard, esq,, Jurat of the Courtof Alderriey, and is a relative of Commander Nicholas Robil-liard, R.N. This ofrcer entered the navy, 29th August, 1814,as first-class volunteer, on board the Tau, 20, Cait. WilliamRobilliard, stationed in the Channel, Removing, in Februa'y,1815, to the Malta,84, Capts. W, C, Fahie ancl Thomas Boys,he witnessed in that ship-the surrender of Naples, ancl co-operated in the boats with the Austrian troops tnder BarouLaner at the siege of Gaeta. After serving ior nea:'Iy threeyears with Capt, Boys in the Ramilli.es, 74, on the Noith SeaItltion, part of the time in the capacity of midshipman, hejoined, in December, 1818, the Dauntless,24, Capts. Hon.Valentine Galdner, John Campbell, anil G. Cornish-Gambier,and sailed for the East fndies, whence, in 1821, he returneil toEnglanri_with General Sir Thomas Hiilop as a passeil miilship-man in the Alligator, 28, Capt, James Wilkie, then recentlylarr-nched, He

-was next, from April, 1824, until August,

1827, employed in the West Indies 6n board the Primros{ I.8',Capts. John Stoddard, George Vernon Jackson, anil OctaviusVernon Harcourt-the last two years as acti4g-mastet', a rankto which he harl been advanced, in oonsequence of a deathvacancy, by the Commander-in.Chie! Sir Lawrence Williamtl-atstgd. Not wishing to continue in the line of master, hejoined as mate lshortly after the Primrose hail been paitl'off)tle Rnmge, 76, Cafts, Norborne Thompson anil flon, C,Orlando Bridgeman.

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last mentioned, he removetl, as mastor's rnate, to the Daphne,20, Capt. Philip Pipon, attached to the forc€ in the Baltic'wher'e,-until September, 1812, he had corrstant chargg 9J awatchi'anil " coitlucted himself with so much cale anel ability,and disnlaved suah knowledse of his plofession, both as a sailorantl a iraiieator." that, on-leaving,-he had the satisfaction ofbeing stronlly recommended by hiJ captain as 'a young offceiof sieat pr6riise, and hiehly deser"ving of promotion'' Duringhisiservitutte inthe Daphie, he witnessed an attack made bythe enemv upon DanziEl and conveyed to the Commander-in-Chief thd official despatches relative to the battle of Borodino.After serving for a few weeks as acting-flag-Iieutenart to SirJames Saum:arez in tlrre Victot11, 100, and Pyramus, 36, he wasbresented with a commission bearingdate 5th December, l8l2;-and

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Cattaro to Fium6, ihere he arrived at fperiod when a force ofthe kind was mosi urgently required, both for the.protection of

the. town and. for tG puipose of co-operating with th-e armyuntler General Nugent it ihe siege of Trieste' On- t-be-sur-render of the latteiplace he waslent by Rear'Admiral T. F'f""-n"d" to Prince'Maximilian with the terms of the capitu-lation, On his passage afterwarils with despatches-toCa-ptainHoste, the traniport-vessel in which he was embarlretl notbeinq able, from contrary winds antl stronpi currents, to pro-ceerl-to the rrlace of rendezvous, he quitted her in an openboat. antl bv'r:ulline alonA the coast, from Lissa to the anchor-aEe off Melida, ariived ln Novembet', 1813, not, however,rfrthout havine incurred much risk, and been forced by violentgales to take ibfuge for three days upon a balren and uninha-Sited islancl between Lissa and Curzola. Through these meansthe despatches were,alelivered' which letl to the im-rnediateattaek, inil ultimate surrender, of the fortress of Oat-taro;q'bere Lieut. Saumarez was the chief offcer of t}l'e Bacehanteengaeed. on shore in the direr:tion of the batteries, and unilerthe" instructions of Capt' Hoste, carried on the capitulationvith General Gauthier.- In January, 1814, he contrihutetl tothe retluction of Ragusa; and on proceeding, in the course o{the same vear. to the coast of North America, was there veryactively efrplo'yeil, Datticularly at the capture of Casrine, Bel-i""i, uiaoti"iplac6", in Penobscot Bay. ln December, 1818,'Lieut. Saumarei,' who had been paiil off from the Baechantqabout JuIv. 1815, received an appointment to the Sybille, 44;'bearinE the flaE of Sir Home Popham in the West Indies. Hetas th-ero, lgtli Mey, 1819, made commander inho tll,e Beavt,sloop r anal on lTth April, 1824, he'was atlvancetl topost'ra1ik'tle iccepted the retirernent Ist Octobcr, 1846.

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" I should not do justice to the service were I to omit this opprtunitv of brineing to your notice the merits of Mr. Thomas Saumarez,miilsfupmm, ii c-hmg-e of the gig, who, notwitbstilding the tue fromthe batteries, m alsb one or two flelal pieces brought dom to thebeach, boildeal the schooner, md took possession -of the BuenosAyres flag. He is the most active, intelligent, and zeaJ.ous ofrcer ofhis ruk that I have met with."

In July, 1846, Mr. Saumarez was employeil on shore withthe first lieutenant anal 70 men of the Racer, for the protec-tion of the town of Colonia, anil there actecl bs French an<I.Spanish interpreter, but the fatigue to which he was exposeilbrought on an illness which nearly proved lbtal. In returningin September from sick leave, in the Roae, armetl tender, twovessels, defended by a very superior force, were captureil byher, when Mr. Saumarez was wounded in the leg. From thispe;:iod to that of her leaving the station, the Racer was activelyemployed, in conjunction with tbe Freneh, in protecting thetortt irf Malilonalo, then besiegecl and almost faily attickeilby the Argentine troops, antl here Mr. Saumarez was fre-quentiy under fire, In consequence of these services, of whichthis account is but an outline, Mr, Saumarez was promoteal tothe rank of lieutenant, I0th March, 1848, on the day aftertheAdiniralty learnt that he had passed his examination,

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* tt SeYsn, Gooncn, Lieutenant.*Lieut. Sayer is cbusin ofthe late Capt" George Say.er, R.N. I he lost a brother unilerSir John Moore at Corunna. This officer entered the nav5r,llth October, 1803, as first-class volunteer, on board the'C.erberas,

32, Capt. William Selby, employed at first offGuernsey anil then in the West Indies, where he was woundetlby n musket-ball in thb leg while serving as miclshipman in theboats under Lieut. William Coote, and was highly extolled forhis unsurpassable gallantry at the cutting out, on the night of2d January, 1807, of two of the enemy's vessels, defendeil bya most tremendous fire from the batteries. near Pearl Rock.Martinique, qhich kitled 2 men and wounded 10. He was inconsequence presenteil wirh a gratuity from the Patriotic.Fund.Afttr assisting at the reduction of the islands of Marie-Galanteand Deseada, he rempved, in July, 1808, to the Audaciou*,74,Capts. Thomas Le Marchant Gosselin antl Patrick Campbell;under the former of whom we firrcl him escortinE Sir JohnMoore's army to the shores of Portugal, anil aiiline,fn Januaryr'1809, at its embatkation at Corunna. In October, 1809, atwhich perioil he hail been for six months employed in theBaltic in tbe Victory, 100, flag-sbip of Sir Jaures Saumarez,!e was nominated actirrg-lier:tenant of the Tartar, 32, Capt,Joseph Baker. To that frigate he was confirmed llth Novem-ber lollowing; and he was-subsequently appointed-8th Sep-tember, l8l0 (six months after he hatl invalided from theTartar) to the Bedford, 74, Capt, James Walker, also in theNorth Sea- 7th Aplil, 1812, again to the Vietory, in wbichship he remained until the ensuing December-4th May and30th December, I8I3, to the Christian VII.,80, and Zealout,74, Capts..Ball, Boys. and Anderson, employetl in the Nort\Sea ani Channel, ind also on the coast'of'North America,whence he returneil about January, 1815-anil 4th April,1824, to lhe Britannia, 120, bearing the {lag of Sir JamesSaumarez at Plymouth. He has been on half pay since April,1825. Lieutenant Sayer mprried, Sth April, 1828, Roberra,daughter of the late iloberi Carwing, erq., of Sandwich."-O'Bgrne.

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The Rev. Plrun Merlreev, M.A., died in Guern-December 13, aged 35. IIe wa"s eclucatecl atsey. ljecemoer lit, aqeo ato' rle wa"s ecuuateo a[

Hvde -e"bbev Schooll-Winehester, whence he re-moved to P"embroke'ColleEe. Oxford, beins earlvmoved to P"embroke College, Oxforil, being earlyintended for the church. The greatest part of hisopeninE ministry he spent at 3-ampton,-irr Oxford-stire; "but after"a whilo the keen a1r of that placeand his continuecl exertions in private tuition, act-ing upon a naturally clelicate-constitution, com-rnE upon a natuTallY oellca,te constlDuuonr com-pelled him to relinqirish his curac.y' In 1823, hefoa,* chosen nne of the miuisters'of St. Jatnes'swas chogen oneChurch. Guernsey, where he laboured with muchdiligence for som'e' months.; but unhappily in theautumn of 1824, symptoms of pu-lmonary affecLionmanifesteil themseives-, and he was urgently advisetlto try the effects of a milder climate. Ile accoril-inslv went to Naples, and returned home in thesp"rjire of 1825, i,pparently recoveretl. In Feb-ruarvl t820. his youngest child was born, a,utl ather 6aptism, a month ii,ter, he officiated almost forthe lait time. A violent

-attack of pleurisv soon

after threateneal to carry him off immediateiv, andin the expectation of a lpeedy summous to the in-

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not until his knife had entered young Tupper'smouth through the under jaw, the scar remainingto his dvinE ilay. The lunaiic wa,s at once confiuedin a celi iuiheiown hospital, and remained therefor life. 2dlv. lMhile high constabie of St. Peter-Port, in 179b, Mr. Tupper was sent by the RoyalCourt to execute a summons or writ against thecaptain of an T'nglish ship of war lying 'in theroidstead, on getti:rg near her, dhe boat waa hailedto keep otr, whgn Mr. Tupper stoocl up on.thestem sheets and commenced readrng the wrrt-while doine so, a muskeb ball was firecl {rom theshirr at th; bo;t, a,nd. it passed through the rightard of a man who was-supporting Mr. Tupper.And 3dlv. Mr. Tupper-while a captain of thecountry idlitir, hlti"g some clispule with. Si-r HewDatryrilple, the - lieutdnant'goveinor-resigned hiscommission, and consequently had to serve m theranks of the East or Town Legiment.* KnowingIAUd UI UIIg JADU

the man[al exercise weil, he offerecl to act as fugle-man, a post long since abolished; and one tlaywhile actinE as such on the " New Ground," theresiment ii line commenced firing three vollies,At" the first. the master of a Danish or Sweclishvessel. who was looking on in ftont, fell.dead closeto Mr. Tupper, havinf been struck by a bullet'The fuEleman instantly shoutecl out-" Recoverarms " i " Recover armJ " !-suiting the action ofhis muskef to the worcls' The Colonel (De I,aCondamine)f at once rode.up_and enquired theeause, wherl Mr. Tupper qotnte,{.to the poor ma,u,who was lving near his f'eet; and on examining theammuniti6n 6f the two centre compauies, if wasfound tha,t a militiaman had very carelessly filled

* The Channel or Anglo-Norman islanils being frontierDosts. everv male inhabitant from 16 to 60 years of age is byiaw cimpeliecl to serve gratuitously in the Militia, antl in wartime thii service is very rigidly enforced'

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h_e was e* o1ficio a-memher,* but in society generally.Thus, whJn the loyalty of the people oi Grre"nu"u.rl'as questioned in" tS++, durirg the despotic antl" doing king " admiuistration

-of Maioi-GeneraJ.

Napier,f a public meeting of uot less il,ran 12,500persons was helcl on the " Now Grouncl," to votei,n acldress to the Queen expressive of the warmestattachment and devotion to her Maiestv i and Mr.Brock was selectecl to move that "addi'ess, whichrvas aalopteal with acclamation. Mr. Brock saiilthat " he heartily rejoiced at this meefing-e meet-ing which recent eveuts bad rendered in&spensablynecessary--ancl none who acknowledged ihat , tbf'ear God andl honour the King' were obligationsconnecteal together in the sacrdd Scriptwes,"could,without just cause, absent himse.lf from it. 3orhimself, he coulil say that he had been deeplypained by the position, the mortifyine posjtion.'ii*Uictr tlie in-habitauts of this i*hid hacl beenplaced, without any fault of their own. To havetheir lo.yalty ca,lled jn question-a loyalty testetlb.y centuries of- the mosf, ilevotecl and "uniieviating

attachrnent to the British Crown aucl Government..-to be held up'to the world as a disa,ffected andrebellious people, was indeecl humiliating to everyfaithful sribject, and to every tme fri6na of Uis

* It is, however', a monstrous anomaly in a representativeassembly, lggh as the States -of Guerrisey, thaf, a counrryrector should have a vote equal to that of his whole narishl?he sooner the rectors are deprived of their legislativ6 func-tions, and made to attend eolely to their religious duties, thebetter it will be for themselves, and for progress.

f His lamentable eccentricities of government in Guernseyarein _a g_reat measure accouuted for by himself, as in writin!to Lady Hester Stanhope in March,-1839, General Napieisaid :-" Sorrow and pain, continual sorrow and continual iainhave almost, if not quite, unsettleal my reason ; at least i amconscious that I had another mind once," ff so, great excusemust be made for him, anil especiallv as it is weil-known thatat times he was a tlreadftd su?erer'from a bullet which haillodged near his spine, anil coultl not be extracteil.

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Hrlrnv M' Du h Col{o.aMrlw, M'A', clieclAo"it fS. ;e"a SO' IIe was the great, great grand'-so'n of And"r6 De La Oondaniiue, born 1665, who'

"*t"u.ine the Plotestant faith, fled-from-the South

"f ll"".E circa 7114, with his wife ancl six chil'

a""". a,tta sorrght an asylum il Guerusey,-where-heaiJ'i" rzszl The taid Andr6 rvas- clescenclecl

" from &n ancient ancl noble family of Ceven:res,toog t"ott- for its military nnd liberary services.;"*antl-oire of its uiembers was the celellra'ted matne'r"uiiriu", Charles Marie De la Conilamine, who'was born iu Paris in 1701, aud died inL774' --.

The aforenamed Ileuy was educated at ltllza-beth College, Guernsey,-graduated- in - 1844 assenior optirie at St. John's College, Oambndge,-

"lJ, l"fb". he left the Senate }Iouie, was appointed

secontl mathematical master to the -b'oundauon;;il;f a,i Repton' Ile was orclainecl in 1846, in

whjch vear hb accepted' ttre mathernatical master-*hin of the BlackLeath Proprietary School, a^noffi*ce l,vhich he filled for nearly eight years wlth noiittle credit, as t'ill be seen by t-he following-extractof a long minute made by th-e Oommittee-ol lJrrec-io"* *i-fi.i" first monthiy rneeting after his muchlamerrted death:-

"'lhe Committee receives with cleep sorrow the an-

"o""-.iilJof-of ihe death of the Rev-' Henry M' De

i"r,--C""J"-i"",--lute Mothumatical Mastef of -thiei'"r.o"r.

*r"d-i"tit it a"o to his memory to record its

;;*#;.-;pptu.iutio" of his charact-er, and of therrJ""ni' *t itti'ihl institution deriveil from it'. -To the

"""-* "f Ciiti.tian pietv, he added' the accomplishments

3i ".

rri*ik t"iii*tiitriina, as remarkabloJof chastenedmodesEv is for intellectual power ; and when -ttre-uom'*itirti.-"*tfi* i[" bigdposition w!rich.-Mr' De la'C;;;;il;;i-hi

have t'akeh in the scientifio worlcl, it';;;il'";iii;u'tittu"tio" upon the fact that he placetl

* Nobi.ltiare (Jnioersel d'e France, vol' 16, p' 446'-Paris'

1819.

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consul for Yalencia (1825, ante) an$ P19fe9p9r P'?. Dobr6e (1825, ante), by sea to the lvredrterra-nean: Ieaving thenr, he pro-ceeded on to Greece, rnwhich country he soiourned sotne tme' and oecame*.*U." of J society forrnetl for its regelerationantl freeclom, On his return home, he entered lcx't'ca'1813) the University of Oxford, where he..was aeentieman commoner at Exeter, but he did- notio"e p-;."te his stuclies there, beirg lutyqfly of*

"'ot'i"e, unsei,tlecl disposition ; and jt is-believeil

that he visitecl Greece a second trme. -Lrrs mter-co,rse with the Greeks, anii his classical recollec'iion* of their ancestors, made him enthusiastic intGr favorx when they

'commenced their struggle

i"" i"aup"od"o"e from Turki+ r49; ?na this feel-ing he ku* o""y unexpectedly- able to evr1ge TNovember. 1825, on the Greek brlg ot warr tJ'urnunu)beinE wrebked on Alderney, on her return fromn"nfi^a to Greece. On heiaiing of the wr-eck,-theLiJutenant-Governor of Guernsey, Sir John Col-borne. (afterwards Field-Marshal Lord Seaton) ac-co",pi,"ied by Captain,. afterwards Lord,, Lyons,*and'Mr. Tupber, went immecliately to AJtlerney tothe assistani6 oi the cre'n', whom they brought toeottot"v,f 'lvhere the nature of their reception*iff 6u s"een bv the following letter from C.aplainmiuJ*, *ott 6f tbe celebrat"eil Greek ad'miral ofi["i

""-", to the Greek deputies in Londo-n' Mr'

i*t"; raisetl the subscriftion mention-ed' in- thePoit"smouth newspaper, wLich amounted to aboutSiZS. of which sdm he- contributecl fi27, or nearly-a tithe, The compiler has before him the copies ofl*o lette"s in tr'r&ch written in London to Mr'

* Cantain Etlmunrl Lvons, R.N', who was then resitlinginGuerns6v on half pav, litlle thought, as did Sir John Colborne'

that thei woutd birt[ become peers of the realm'-+ Uri Tupner actecl as int-erpreter in Greek to the officers

uod ..o whili examinetl before the Royal Court of Guernsey'

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L8roq{ lEorr € llloq+ roJposrBr .puulsr oqq agjsllqlA 'FuTJpoI pn? .burqlolc ,poo}q+IA{ uraq+ paplôrd bul^€q o+ uorlryp" u} 'oll$ 'Eu?+}q-?TrI oql pu? rotloqlgC uqof r-rs '.rou.raao.b-1ueuo1ner1aX+ uroJJ uo-r+uo?+B pus ssoupurT leol"orb oqq pa{rororA9q+ oroqi6,'ôsurono o+ ue{€+ oJonl 1lorll acuaq.t\ ulo4'ôIrapIY

Jo ol8r oq+ uo po{tolr Îo+El'1,uowx0 tEAa,3o Strq {oaro oq4 Jo r{aro eq+ go f,1log p.ruoq uo 8nr-r?q 'oJplrll roJ 'D,t.o,tn,F oq+ poFes 'tsururout srqJ ,,

'.roquroco6 Jo- +$r I oq4 -go ̂aodqdr*n" q**"rr$9"tje m po,readde osle qdulFe.red 5urart,o11oy eq;

l"sr.IoYrtr( sYsaairy scr{,1sfiIs([,,"cry's.moif ,.

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-ue fiqqapur ffssrsr TFra r",.n'uoffi ':1!r:li"'ifff'l?ul 'IosrrJanf,l ro elu?lIo€uur eut o,rn8s? II?o c.t\ rl{In

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,pusl-btrg Ffi++mb Jo lurod eq+ no 5fiofi-.NGwsT.oNcg,,

['ruouo sE& rtouf, car,vtsrvu,l]

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requesteal to state that, for ttre 'kindness lh^"X-l:o';H;.d?;* the governor and inhabitants of Guern-

#.iil;f;J it; fieepest c"uUt"gu' qd b"q.P:::3""+u'^l- *iot orsfefu I ttranksl-

"Ii is perhaps-i'lpossihle

Hifl":*il'l3i#f 0".i"#?dilHtil"Jffi ilr":e::H'o#""1":'ti'fi;d;"if G;;"dt behavecl to us lireeangels, not llEe men.

1 ,,- L^ rr^^ -raw n{

1861'

Sir Jeuts Coslro Mllvtr'1, K'C'B'' (gvil) and

e.i,l's., *ar"a

2s; t;-ty' r'[e T as borninG'ernsey

irliei, t;d ;y jo^: B";'"rg*l-dl-,*:tl'I;"#;lieutenant-governor or r

;; tffi;Ehter of Peter Dobr6e' esq'' of Beaure-

""7 Lr'

"";';;;;-;tLe liberalitv showl to the crew of

il'E"Ak{;;:,-;i"q*S-!.ga' 1 f.ew ot}er p1:".1f^.:l .similar generour rprttn t "']it

ig !y tlSd' f qt ! : 11":ch^i-itrri"tEa here' fn April, 1795' the^ inhabrtants- or

d;.il;. then amounting to about 16'000 souts' -vo-luntarilv subscribedff,z-o-o i"ot'"od' for the raisine of

###'f;" iil;-ii;;v! 'r"

rsu' flre.g'ame "i$a!1!1ntslllltfiu""t"a "6*t dr,soo for the famiiies of the gara'nt

men who fell at Waterlot "i"1-stz' tlre 9arye pgo$'e

ili,tt"iUi,,i"-tt.lot fZoo for tle relief ,of'th-e. rrtsh'

:'?uli" in" tind prop"ietors of one .of the lrtslr.coun-

ties. where the drstress Jut L"pe"i""ted' coulcl onla

ffit ii0"0j'" in 1831, upwards of f,600 were.a'garn

"lir"a-i""c"""nsey. for bhb same lllpgtt;. 111 -*r*?-'

i.i""tt"a in an frish newspaper' " lhat tlre rlslqn-g: rn

rroportion to its ext-elt, Lia'aolt more on tehaif of

flh;TililltlrE poor of Mavo tban any other place trom

;T*t";li;fd;i- tu"" ii'"'i*l'ed"'" rn r8S' .l'%l{f400;;t" subscribe'l here t'r the sufferersb^y the lre

':ibo.t"c; ancl in 1846' f45 were collected ln one

conereEation alone tor n"i Jofft"ut* by the ffre at St'

iJrft:tl iil#rilcltan tt' Durin g the-memorable lamrnein frelancl of 1846-7., "u-"tta'ty

tne po,tat99-flt5Ut'Guernsey nobtg-s1ooot""i""a #ittt u .-y!lgit$:d "fnearlv f,3,000, t'u''o" J q**ity of olcl,clothing-' for

ili""?n'r'qiitesbatvingi:l*'rl,t*f ;i,tJiiff; t:'Tf :islantl of JerseY,..at. thepopulation, contrrDuteo only about f,300' or a tiihe !l

Il

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Jo uor?coilocsH+ uI ocqd t o+ urlq olyquo '(elun) oS8r.rqurug '11

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'dpoq

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(squnoccy sJpul Jo ro+lpnu pelmod-de : gggl u1 'ouroq qu fuudurog €rpul +s"fi oq? Jo€ct iros Lralc, oq+ poro+uo oH '+roi[-ra+od '+S 'prEB

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1808: he enteretl the Royal iV!;]f!arX Collgge at

fflei W.v.o^te, to quaiifyhimself.forlhe slaff; a1dir*'i"n ri**td his cranrination with much credit,ir" *n? ippointed Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-e""""ui'.k the 4th ,iirii;oo of Lord Wellington'sur*v-ih"" i" the lines of Torres Yeilras' In 1812,h; ffi posted to the 6th division as head of the

b."r"i."i"u*tur General's Deparfmcnt ; but -on -t'hedri"v of the arm.y into Spain, he r,r'as recalled, to

h;;d-o;;"i;;*, forl as he hat previously examiled the

countiv over wbich the English were to advance,,ftn""itr it was in possessioin-of the enemy, T'orcl-Wellinston

was anxious to learn trom hrm per-*"uifv'utt d,etails relating to it, Ife was soon afterpto*dt.d to be permanent Assistant-Quartermaster6.".tui.itt't th'e rank of Ma,ior, ancl serveil-in this

oosition urrtil the end of the war, in 1814' tle was

[".-."1"t the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo-and".Bada-i""

"itt " battle 6f Salamanca, pari 9l the siege of

'g;e"t, in the retreat from Burgos (during which

he rEndereil valuable service by extricattng a dlvl-;i." J the arrnv from a critical situatior), .at the

;;dfi oF Yictdtia and the Pyrenees, last siegr ofSt. Sebastian, ancl the battles of the Nive and- I'ou'

il;; i; ttii.n n" receivecl the war- meclal a:rclulo"" .iu*pt' IIe joined the army of oc-cupationi; Frau;;i and coirtinued to serie on the stafl,f.i"e ;"aL, in 1841, Deputy Quartermaster--$e1e-ral jn Dublin' On attaining the ranlr or rvraJgr-General in 1846, the Duke of

-Wellington gave hlm

tk;eommand of'the Belfast districtf and-in 1852he-selected him to command tho forces in the islandoi Cevlot, t'here he was belovecl and respected byall classes, ancl whence he returned to -bjngland onf"i"e ,"uiu a lieutenaut-General, !n !Sf{' Inist?-h" was made a Companion of the Bath,. and,ft."*u"A* receivetl the ieward for distinguished*"""i"*. In 1854 he was appointed CoIoneI of.theZ-Otn (Cu-*ot lans), antl ati6ngth, in 1860 received

Jo sorJou-Bjq snol.lu^ o+ pss ,(3o?oeaqo.re 01 pururearsuoqerduroD srq o+o.{.ap o+ +nq

-,ecrice.rd iecipdur

qTar osuodsrp o+ polq€uo {po 1ou ssta. og ,oauaiued-jl$

"1dy ".1 |"JI srs q8norql ,s.nek,{uun.ro.;,.ru.tAolco pue : s+uoffim?++€ cg_r4uoics g$rq to possas

:j"9,.-I1_".4 .8tr poBB ,eu-n1 q1s1'paip ,.V.se

pu? "O'tr4tr .srloT soNrrro3 xcruuouug'iopirg.898I

'poq+"earq .raaou .(1quqo.rduuru +uolo^ouoq ro pa+r€oq pur{ orow u pue- ?diuur

?-1orr& soqlrsqo slq-olq€+ sq o1 ernoclo,tt s,{eatp

su"dd, u€ruaosulonB u-dllupdsoq le.raqrf pu€ +uu+s -uoc u pasrcraxe ,qqraq go ,{11m.rgu-r qciiiu-Burpuep -Ulrrl$jl_'z9.ruum€S oO" p.ro'J,unfre+loqC iy"!:dl*g

oUIg oq+ ut f1:rernaoy 'zoaetunug-queourl

]q T]"f 'uoH oq+ IeuoIoC 'roq4o.rq Errai.r.rns ,{1uo

:]_q j1 3ET+ oq+ ut papaaacns seo" eq-puu ,e.rn1s1.ro;ur 'o+tsbbnIl

Jo ro+cor euaa drqspabl sr11' -.jtssr

+:1q]ry lg?_eJ ol, pep €qs :9.rb.ufco.1-furFnp11 '^1t_11r, -lo .ro+qyn€p '1.rc19 cy1g1 ,aeqofg u1 psi"r.rew

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1_O tlc.in{C +srnlC o1 +uon^, ,0gI u} pu€ i loriqos eq+ Jo pqoq our€ooq aq oroqd. ,-u.o.r;ru11

+s po+r3o -npo s€,!r-69 71 ,6.raqopg dasuaangy ui u"r.od se,h

94_ '94 pebe 'pap1sa.r 3uo1 puq eq eJaqi ,ureqrral

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{y::e -ry ro pu€ ,(*uo) r{*u) Se+ ii,l?J^" sarrr€f fis Jo rnsnoc g'irrs s€.er duiqa .rls .ssgi mi9yTC

orl+ Er uoltrcu u.r pop{ sela.,s.reeur8ug 1s.{og or{+ ur +u€uo+norl € ,p.rratpg (suos sn1 yo-eu6

4rra8qlelur pu' snol€oz +soru € ,, n.^r-u#t-T; ^:r+unoc oq+ q+eop slq +u puu ,rerlnp f,.rulqrut s1q goocucm,ro.;.red +€o+c].4s eq4 oq gesurrq palbaep .rbaaeH 'q+ug oq+ Jo rapu€tutuoC +q8lux go 4uu;r oqq

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natural histofy, such as geology, uot1p1,--e1t11o-r^-. .^-nlnlnav- and .nul*i*t"'i,'especiilly io

".4*t,st', ;;i;gt"tdgy, *l:l't'ltit;i!fl''l'tiJl'J'fr{i i-ii"l'u' * 4to :jn*fl'I";lil"".i#Tll,"-e-. ffi{'1f, ""a -*::::rq':'*?tffiffifl i'J"'i"l,*it-{iili*"i1.'''ff '*:}}-'X:H?[W"'ffi;ia "r p""t'i":1, ii:l.]:''T'fi T,ilil:e,iltuery oevoru vr t'"^;';f ,

*"iuo." in Englald,fullV recognized- bY me

*:iil' -1,"y "r 4ofr: ?'.*4 3-,:il1-""?:':l-.:*'J;#r"- 1". l,ukis was in constant coltgs-

i*.::ffl'?{iiif:h*}ln*,*r*:rrJ#ponclence' A very aole a'uu uLvreDU$

t#;;h" Cromlechs 9l t\" qry3T

fr qi*il*:""m.*'ffittn or antiqu ariesi;-i;;i8tt, ancl afberwarcis

reos'-Wrlr,r-lru Ln l'lcslun- died in Londo% {:Te

zo.'l*ia 6u Eis gmudfather was a man or some

substlnce and-a douzenrer of his parish' iP I:f*'but his f'ather havrng 'o'l"to ioto fenury' the lattel's

J#. wniu*, ** il,'dt"ff?olt 3i:l-ffit-!"+'L''uncle's estate; and ^1t.1sin a field, in sight or.to" J"'' tn".tig"Sht t'1r*d:"ly

"l#&*fr

*lfiritpercha,nceheTightrais"-T-^:*'ai't["

""-tU,t vhst. and boundless lield or enrer-

il"i*.]tu" ot.*"' Thus, he became a sailot-' -anct 11r

i, few years *** "o"'Jd"' li "::"ttl audgood

;;;;.i,-;; purclasg a small cutter' i'n -wtrrcn' as

master, he went ror rruit to Malaga and tf91^z-o-1es'

frfouit .o*-anded as par! -oyner a goodlysq;are

"i**"J""--d, when-ond of his voyage* T11 t"o*

dv-erpool to Costa.tt'rca"' tl t9ftt*' l*:"^'fii-t"Uthere, with an abr[tJr anh forethought whichalmost

bore the imgess "1, g?ii"*, he 6n9nel leins

of

commerce that un- tu tftu" -*t"u

uikl own to the

Enslish, whiie by rtt- ua,ii *i i*gstttJ h9 acquiretl

iff lo"Aa"".e and goodwill g{ tJ'g Co:t3.,11:9uot'

In this waY he ** *uily ""abied

to establi$h him-

#u ;it i.ia;n, wher.e h'e became I wear!n'13er-

ehaut and an extenswe"il; of hrge ships' ali

I€ldodu_I s{q qcn{nd soap{os oq? Jo +uoul3pol&ou{cBur uor?dlrcsq.*n q+l^'esul elrqceleru e ,erssng

3oao.radurq oqq'{1satb1q srq urorJ pa^roro.r 1

,puq8ug

Jo {utsg oq+ Jo ,rorrdoôp eq+ Jo ocso eqq Eu.rploq?spt{a,, +tsq+ po+s+s aq (11u& sI{ o+ '0ggT ,.reqruoce6q+11 po+tsp '$olpop € ur pu€ | s.tolqEnup pll.r.rcur9ia+ .sH o+ pu€ ',{uuuog 'uor ,{1uo srq o1 dllunbo(oog'04tr ropun uroals puq8ug w {11enos.rod) f4.red-ord srq poqquenbaq.eH j6ggT rrr rouro.^.o.O po+colos€n. oq qclq*^Jo 'puq8ug

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Majesty considerecl had been renclererl to him bythe corporation of t,he Bank of Eirsland. and alsbof the Zare rshich bis Maiesty rrs il"u*ed to cou-sider I had indivjdually l.r6stowed oir his interest."TLe testator, highly

- prizing th-is menrorjal. re-

quested that it shluid le helt as a heirloom in his{'amily, and bequeathecl it upou those terms to hissou, and to his issue.

1864,

Ensign Blnxlnl Ouslr,ly Bnomvarqe. l6thBegimeut, accidentall.y dror,.ned nith a br.ofherensign, James Ramsay Akers, wllile boatjrrg on-Lake Ontario, ncar Toionto, April g, aEed 19." Hes'as born in Guernsey, and. was the oilv child ofthe late Charles Brownrigg, esq., loirg rbsident inthis island, where he died. tsei.nard.'J srandfatherwas General Sir Robert Brownrigq, Barl.. Colonelof the 9th Foot, and formerly G*oiernor o? Ceylon.Afier a_prelimjnary eclucation in St. Peter-Fort,Jjurg p1oryr1gg went to lton; ancl on leaviugthat celebrated public school, he took the thirEplace in the competitive examination of candidateslbr eommissions in the armn August, 1862. InApril follorving:_ h"_ _rvas_gaietted

"to an Dnsigncy

b.y purchase ju the 16th Toot, lst batbaljon, uot *August joiaed his regimentin Canada, wirere byhis gentlemanJy bearing and. cowect deportmeut hLgarned the esteem and respect of his brother off_cers. Tl_persorr he wae 7eJ7, aihletic, and hand-*o1T.. .-Wheu his ]1ody yaq recovered on the Lake,tu-LLy six weeks a,fter the

'accident, it rras taken

wiih military honours to the Grand Trunli stationat Toronto, to be conveyed to Montreal ancl thenceto Guernsey. fn the mournful procession throushthe city weie present the whole'of the fOt-h Re&_ment, Leaclecl by its band; a compauy of Ca"adilaRifles ; ag4 all the of cers of the garrison, includingGeneral Napier and his staff; an-cl the ofi.cers toof

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897

APPE}TDI>< C.

A BRIEF COMMENTARY ON ,.SIR W. T" P.NA?IER'S LlFE.' '

' t Au t l i , a l , te ram par tem."

-TJre compiler having very cursorily animadverteil onMajor-Genbral Napiir's fovern-e"nt of Guernsey-1842 to 7847-in the nolices anle of Gereral Sir T.Saumarez (1845), and the ll.ev. Thonas Brock (1850), hethinks it advisable to append several extracts fromtwo Reviews of " Sir William Napier's Life " (London,186.1,), both written by the Ddi[or of t]re GuernseyBlar-the ffrst to exporie a very one-sicleil ancl erroneousaccount of the said- eovernm-ent. occupvinq an entirechapter in the " lifd"*ancl the secotid io' bnswer rothe- Times reviewer,* who most falsely cleclared. thau"tlre royal court of Guernsev nas a ionopolv and anuisauc6, and Guernsey iustiie was a flaerait s'candal."These extracts will morebver serve to reTute the stric-tures of various eritics in other newspapers antl pe-riodicals, wbo were similarlv misled bvih-e statemeitsin tlre - Life "; one, in t;he htheneunz."so far forgettinghimself as to clesiEnate Guernsev as " a little Auseanpjgsly," as if shiwere a sink "of vice and irnpur"ibw.;;T"i".iil;-;*;""i"Eil'"lTr'"-a;;i":N"";;;"i.i";are allowed to retain-their peculiar"privileges, thusproving his ulter ignorance-of ttreir early history.T,ook at home, ye Enllish and Scotch reviewbrs, beforeybu so freeh' c"ondem]n the Norman laws ancl institu-Iions of a 6appv and contented neonle on ex nartestaternents likirihose in the " I,ife.+' ail of which "couklbe easily controverted or explained: the compi,lerwoultl db so noiy il he bould without sivinE paih ropelsons siill living, or if space permitteal:' At-all eventsDneland's iniquitous ]aw 6f prifioseniLure does not existin Guernsey, nhich, in coris^equei'ce, contains a popula-

* See Times of August 6, 1864.

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remonstrance, however respectful-aucl that to opposehis will ancl to ouestion 6is beheeig *as un offio""never to be condoned or forgotten. With the pres-ti.(re of his name ancl fame, he misht have led theisianders with a silken cord, but, w'ith their Normanblood. thev woulil not be driven with a rod of iron. Itrvas a sigiificant fwl, lsb, that when Queen Yictoria,visited Guernsey iaAugust, 1846, she did not see Gen.l{apier when he went, on board the roval yacht-:neither, when ghe lancled the next morni"ng, hid ehehonour him with a:risit at Government-house, althqugt.a collation was prepared there for her-while ten clayolater. on soinE'foilersey. het Maiesfv saw the twoColonels (t"he iiettenant-"Governor i.reine iU) who wenton boarcl to receive her commands, anrl moreover visiteilGoverlment-house, where she partook of refreslments :2d, ihat when the Quecnrevisiied Guernseyin August,1859, she not only-receivetl Major-General Shdel thelieut.-qovernor, on boaril, bui; also accepted of refresh-nrents-at bis residence: 3d, that whenGeneral Napiermo$t unaccounf,abl.y dismissed Captain Guerin ofiheNliiitia, and refused to give the slightest reason fordoins so.* he was ordered not to disnniss anv otherofrcdi' io future without the previous sanctioi of theHome Secretary of State : ancl, 4th, that the saidCaptain Guerin,.antl seven nrilitia officers (includiugtw6 lieutenant-colonels) who had resignetl oi:r his chs-missal. were irnmecliately re-instateil

-by General Na-

trier's -suecessor!-all

being tacit con?emnations ofGeneral Napier, who :aillritt-ecl tbat he had been.treaterlwith marlre-il ilisfavour by the Queen, and was more-over exceedinslv annoyecl at the re-insfatemenf of theeiqht militia

*ofilcers, - And nothine better illustrat€s

hid inf rmiiies of temper-perhaps "aggravated bv pe-

rioilical sufferinE-thin hii conJtant"ittacks on-srichmen a^q General- Sir 3'rederick Aclam, G.C.B.;f Sir

* See IJnited Seroice Magazi.ne for March and April, 1846,pp. 332 anil 601. Captain-Guerin is now lieutenint-coloneicog,r,tllanding the 3tl or south regiment of the Royal GnenrseyMilitia.. f For Sir F, Adam's services in Hol and, Egypt, Spain, and.'Waterloo,

ard his many wounds, oide Hart's Army Litt, circa1845.

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ordc! that a uilitia ofrcer was not in foture to be dis'migseil without thc saeotiou of the Eome Secretary,tm oriler wbiob General Na.pier earofully coneealecl aglone as he retaiaecl his govemment. Anil su.ch anoad,ir nust have been the rnore distasteful because,rhether risht or wmnE, Sir Ja.nes hacl previously beerian out^anil"out suppoit€r of General Napior' Again,there is ao atlnsiof

-to his studieal insillt to the Rbyal

Court on th'at bodv requesting a friendly and constito'tional aotference with

-bis Sxoellency on the subiect of

tb.e eroulsion of Le Gonte. Wlen the Bailiff andr.u.rats

-weillt to Government-house by appointmenb

ihoy weve shonn into a vacimt mom; 6nd bn the fold-ine doors of the adioininE roorn beiaa tbrown open,tbE lieutonant-Eoveriot wal iliscoverotl-in fu]I uniformseated with a'sm*ll table noar hiut, the room beingwit&out a soat sdrrc that oceuqicil' 6u him ! anil in itwere f,ow or fivo pertous standing,*who had nothingw-hatevet to do witL the conferonce. The Geutenant.Glovcrnor roeo fo .receive tbo Baili,ff ou thc laiterspproachinq hin, and the inrate followedl, all renain.idd sta$dinE! Oa the bailiff aclvertins to the oawe ofth6 neetinE; GeneralNapier interruptetl him by ob'servfure th;t be woulil bnlv conom'inicate wi'th theconrt

-throueh ihe bailifi' dnd woulil not allow the

iuratg to taki part in the oonfereaoe. Thie wae objecteil-to as contrarv to all prececlent, ancl the roY.al csurt

retireil. Nor is it said that Geueral Napier'o writtcnanil oral eommunicatiorrs to Sir GeolEe Grey, whohop'pitc had euereeded $ir Jamee Grah"au& as EomoSetietla,rv. beca,me at last Bo offensive to Sir Georgethat he iirgigteil oa his removal with tle Duke of Wel-lington, then 0ommaniler-in-Chief. General Napie.rwai remoced ancordinslv, his eood servicesin Guern-sov beine roward.ed bi trie Gra-ao with tho oolonelcv ofthe Zf$ Raeiment, rinil a kniEht eommsndershii ofth€ Bbth!-tf,e Drrke naturallv iidine with the match-less historiin sho hadeonpos6d an i#perishablereooralof bis peni[sular ca,mpaiqis and aehftvemenis. An{atthoudh these teward wire not complimentarv to thboeoolo-of Guernsev who had been fof above foirr veatsteo? in a feverish s'tate of turlroil bv their lieute-nant-go?oroor, yet a vast majority of thtim wero not sois6 leam ifiat hig romoval hafr been softened by those

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esteerned by the upper classes. i.n the island for her

manv virtries, as JLe was beloved" by ih9 pqoJ f'or

iii,?tr' *ri"*"iia l,:uoliol. "."' - And u' riu esti ona bl v aliffi"-;;;?.;;ilLr-t'.t-t "

thev richbr poor' .gentle;;";ilD1e-;it1 corilialiy enclorse this passing tribute

o[ lovdaucl respect to hermeqtory r] - -.-!r^General Nap-ier's case in Guernsey was- altogeilIer

".;;;i;d; b6it' tt'" Royal Cou-rb'and the Scctors

beini as a rule too subser"vient to the sews and wlsnes

"i'fif"..ii-"tt"uot-Goot*o", who i'' consequence must

fr- t"ato t-"ting in tact ancl ig telper if .be bare rlotprettY'mucb hii own way' Oertatn lb rs'- tlrat nacr

6Jti"'""f fi"ti* contiouedaod ended -as he began' the

ill.,"r#;-- #d -n""

*oJa bave parted a5 the-besb or

fuiends-l,heg -grati69{ by his commenclatron' ano /'e

with some substantrar ploof of their acfmilation anil

#;i. -i"d;;a,"tr'"-S'iutt*,

irl which lhe jumts antl

reEtors unforl,unatelY possess an overwhellmng maJo-

"itr. huo. of late ytiars been too -pr-one t9 vote,.away

ifr?'""t tit mooev?or poriraits -of tLe retiring, lteutc-nantlsovernors, to be suspended,rn the uoufi -nouse;

or foi costlv testimonials of plate. lo lerJc, as netr

i".*r i""ir.,ii- -ii,-ititt-*o"ef

wLich hail, been {ar

;;;; ;;."t i" tocoL i*p"ov"*6nts, or in reduci:rg the

clebt of thc islantl.*i; ;-r;-b;e[ to add for the infor-rnaiion- of strargers

that the"Efitor of the Star ie an. -Ulnghslr ge]ltlemalr

lonE resitlent in Guernsey-a writer .oI great,power'r.Tiu uJt..";;d ;f m6derate opinions--and he it

#* ;h;"lr"l8is"fft$ a""w public. aittention to the de'

portation of the alien, Ire Oonte, just mentroneo:-

, lWrom the Star of APri'l $' f864'l

" ln the onening of the chapter we have a letlgr.from Gen'Nanier to Mi's. Nipier, written on the day alter.hls aulval.lnGuirnsev. which, in describing lris ofiicial receptlon' corrralnsuo

"*nt.iiion that it may be well to note here' as lt' ln some

;""J;;;"; * a key io subsequent occurrences' He says'' I smiled and bowed, and Spoke my acknowledgements' con'

"ir"J-i"i ila il,"s'1 The'desi"e 6r doing Kings'as.the rock

on whicb General'Napier struck, and liom whlch ne never

"""ri'i.i"rl'ul ro.gbt tttut he was merely the commanding

;i;;;%f a smail islani-the nominee of a Secretary of state'

;;td; rot "o.i'at.u*i"g

that he was a sovereign' .Henceffi;' h"';;il;pp.a n, ?uthority, antl his act was calleil in

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" Jo sto€ orlt uo Snquemrnoa ueqdd IF Jo

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of the stora, the accusation only being supporterl by the most

"11',fff0"1,:-t"liliJiast afair hatt its ritriculous side, -anil thefr""*rt""ti3aa ot Goo"ronreot was the cause of much merri-

ilTt,t;il;t"d of the island felt that it was no joke to have

tr.o;i' "nu"d"t".

impeached, anil to be kept in a constant turmoil

iii'irri ".1r"iti':riritit "llrt,iit Governor, inil they therefore twice

p6titiooeA her Majesty to remove him'

"TThi. f;il;.Lt ribrter"" of the case as between General

N"oir;;";;d t'it; p"opr" or Guernsey, and it strikes us that if

iiJ'tiJ*"ort"" nlaa'nad a proper iegard-for hisinemory he

iooiJ "1rl

ioo" re-openecl tfre matter ; and, by giving a most

;;;;;;; siJ;me"i"of facts, matle it' necessarv io. re' establish

;h;"iltd t ,,I";;t" "tp"auuj' as aII unfriendly leelings towards

6;";;;i. ft;oit have'long since passed froin the.pe,ople of

d""r"t"v,'*'uJ "o*--

tuittt 6fhi* oilyut a distinguished author

anil a sallant solalier'T ffi;;;; Joi irt" writer savs, in speaking. of General

Napier's'tf,reat to break open the prison.' 'tbe lsland news'

iaiers. mtiretu under the influenee oJ the Uourt' trsed very

itJI# ;ff';;"diiio"t' tu"gou[" towa'ds the Govern-or'' rffe

#;;t;ily ;t.p"sed of tfie q"uestion of inf'uence' We-t ecol-

i".t*itn r:Iius,tr'e thatwe ileniuncedthe G6vernor's conduct in

ii#rir""i"ttt".*;, but we had not learnt then' anilwe have

Jiiilffi;;; iiullL" a"""ooation of misconduct in a public

;il;ti; aci of seilition' lf, in truth, i! !9 so w9 .|ave;fffi;.;; g"tfi of tb"

"ti-", antl it is probable we

"shall be

luifi "f

ttft;il, if circu*stances occur t-o call on us for plain

tp:iHr"f; at paEe lI3, the writer, after speaking-of the ac-

."ift.f;id; fiifi"itiu offit"tt, *ho hatl been sb absurdly charged

*'i;h;;;sri;il-aftn.t the Governor, soes o' to.sav' 'No

!ii"tr"t"iii-ii3t "tput"a to excite the iihabitants in general'

r"a ,"tti*f""io th'e militia, to hatred an'l con-tempt of the

a;"il;;;;;;t[otitv, a"d the newspapers were full of ^violentand seclitious articles.' The newspapers, at least some,or [nem'

no tloubt-anil very propetly-contained strong and-uncere'"-"..".

*ti"G, t,it tn"'*""" circumstance of General Napier;Joi"s ki.S' tlid not make these articles seditious'

" B*ut as the author has had the imprudence to mention the

regular troops, qe.maq.hgr'e state that about thls tlme many

disorders occun'ed rn wmcn the regular troops were^implicated'

;il'tli;; lo *-ott all eases General Napier's. influence wag

exerciseil in their favour-whether. they were tght,or r'wrong'One of the consequences was that the men werdin the habit of

"*";i;;.'the Couit may put us in prison, but the.Governor

iliili*?'t "t ""t';

atd a'f,irther cons6qoence was that civilians

""'rrfi "oi-*Jf tfte streets after nightf;[ without being asraileil

.1IjY3 slq.lo sluertrel?lsslw oxBroqTrop pu8 uollorcslpur eql lnq :JIBqeq ulao slquo 4eads o1 elqr,raEuol ou'sr s.r5l1duri.nq1

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_ol lulp:nl morJ reJ oE rlcrqaa, slce ,sosrc .raqlo u1 ,5u1op q1J,r

rnlq paEr€qc aa I puulsug uJ ldurege o1 pe,rep enui ploooa, 'peflexe rananôq ..reago crlqnd ou qrJqjo 1cz uu ,ieqrue-qj:e1g

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xuql spunol5 qcns uo lou sur qi xnq t uo pafuedep oar8ep'iwosl!!uj

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-eq1 yi1.r*d .raqliue rii,,

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pue .radord s..rou.reros:xueuoqneil"aql ol anpse.{ soxndsrp oser{x Jo Jueurocuomwoo oql 1eql miq pacur.luoc::,t^:^t_ri!]^?

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e se Ilnp sg 3g1op 1ou se.,u. diurer.re" 1r-1oq ,"nrdnlffinX"tl-:ttred aql uo,,3u14 Surop, sela.'sdeq.reil sr{g,'.,tie'1r1ur aqi iq

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sous tliographer have left us no alternative. We wouklwillingly have doue now-what we have done for neally tweutyyears-been silent on the subject of General Napier's errorsancl indiscretions I we woulcl, especially, have acteal on themaxim of de rnortuit ni,l, nisi, bonum, but truth and justice,and the fair fame of an injured and calumniated eommunityhave paramount clains upon us, and demand that personalfeeling shoulil tre maile subordinate to duty.

" We commenced by stating that we had not read more ofthis biography than its chapter relating to Guernsey r we con-clucle by expressing a hope that the other parts of the narlativemay be more trustworthy than that which we havo eramined,or the work must be far more of a fiction than of a history,"

lFrom the Star of August 13, 1864.1

" Having, when that work first appeared, demonstrated thatn€arly all that it contained on the subject of Guernsey was un-true, and that the author must have known to be untnre, wehave no intention of again going over the ground that we thenocctrpied, bnt as the reviewer'-misled by his author*has in-dulged in certain strictures on the Royal Court and institutionsof Guernsey, we vill call on the other side a witaess whos€capacity and impartiaiity give his evidence the geatest weigh!a$il a{rthority. We ref'er to Mr, Frederiek HilI (brother ofSir Rowland Hill), formerly Governmont Inspector of Prisour,and now one of the Secretaries of the Post ofdce, who in gep-tember, 1832, published ia Lbe Eaaminer a long and abledescription of Guernsey, from which we take the followingextract-an extract as truly descriptive of the sta.te of Gueurseyin General Napier's time ae of that of the period at which ifwas written:-

"'The happiest community, whic.h it has ever beeu my lotto fall in with, is to be fouud in the little island of Guernsev.The pictures of want, filth, and crime, which so frequentiyshock tho eye of bumanity in our own country, and shiobappear to a still greater extent in Irelanci aad many parts ofFrance, are notto be met witL in Guernsey; but, iu theirstead, are to be seen the bappy signs of abundanceo confort,and contentment, The poor man has his neat little house, issurrounded by bls cheerfuI family, and is uutler no appreheu-sion that he sball not be able, with nodera.te labow, to providea full meal anil a confortable lodgingfor all who ore depeudentupon him.'rr r 1ytru1 are the causes of this superior state of things inGoernsey ? Why is it that, withira so sbort a clistance of placeswhere tfie pi.inb labourer is but half fett ancl ha]J claA, theman of Guernsey shoultl have a well-stored boaril aad abun-

e sJO+C€J3qC B,rOId€N I?rouop stt pIrB '?,ro? srnofnoggao suasqo sr? 8s '8nq+-po^tocoPnn oq s}Iun IIuo pr€'palsFr oq llria Eplr€snoqq 'snqJ 'uor1u1ngre.r laa;rcd-rtrr Jroql 'Blrp oosÎl-r,r

"tdoJ ltJel '/tdal oFrlna 's+uatua+"?s

-srm s}I oq II-ud Frrrrnpua pu? p?eJ- orour oq+-4ro^lSur1seaelur lsom

" sl ,,gJIT,, s.rord?N. rus{gl . qS

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Jo 4rnoc IEAoU aq+ Jo uolrr-rdo s,IIrH 'rtr

[ Puodd? o? [a.!a cq '^"ur 1r JIaEI ,,aJI,L,,oq+ o+ pu" to^{erôJ saxuxtrt aql+ o? rol su? Joq+JnJ-riI

,.'.uo!?eppe sooslry ?sonle.spl 3o spelqo eq1 uoaq flinorr-e:rd..peq 1eq1 s5u1q1 pue uau po{cext" aq 1?qt slc€ uao slqJo lunoccB -uo p3u;reJJB ssdr aq ueq^{ AIuo s"i! ?J pu?_'Iloil0cxee.req3u1q1d,rara punoJ sq uor?u4sfultupts s1q 3o ponad,{1:ea aq1Fuirnp ',(rerluoc eql uO 'dosu.rene ur JamJoJei ou f,1u1epeasual eq 'oreq,lteqo uoocl o6"q 1q3ru ;re1de11 I€JouoC Jaô?srll6'pu€lsl oql 3o s1q3r,r plr€ uollnlqsuoC eq1 go a;rec deql se 'are1

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" ul 1nq. 'queurelo.rd

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.,. ,'uojle^rosqo [m repon qe;l€qrd Jo 4unocc€ JaIJqe e,uE IFu 1

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oivil govgrnoq quet be establisheel at any oost, Guernsey,-r'that liitle Augean piEsiy," in whioh ., iusfioe isa flagrant scandal."-is necedsai'ilv macle the sacriffce.And yet, many strangors, besides Mr. Eill. appoar tothink that, lile a certain nameless personase. t[6 ishndis paintecl blacker than it reallv^is, for"it possessessmiling ffekls anal well-to-do proprietors; neaicottagesand handsome maqsions; prett-y'bavs and noble ,r6'ckscenery, with several islauds in the

'clistance: lrobablv

lpe b.gs! rgads -iq Europe anil no turnpikes ;-airil lastfthat it is fameil for ih Ash. fruit, and f,owere.

r'In nothing are the inhabitauts of Guer.nsey more to becongratulated than in the adroinistrution of thejr-laws. Justicsimong-tbem is not a rate article sold at high priees, aael at onlya- few shops; those shops being only open-at certaiu s€rsons ofthe year, and often placed at a distance of huudreds of milestlom the place of demand. Jq Guernsey, eyery $an car pre-cure realslrlstantial justice at his own door, af bis own time,":llH *1i?1."itt"T:? the courr ror the rrial or uu .*,,,whether prosecutions for ofeaces, or actions between iualivi-duals, though qot perfect, is quperior to what is Eenenallv metwith. The court consists of aludge and twelveiurvmen. u,jurats as they are called, ohosenbyiepreseqtatives-froh all'thepalishes o{ tho islaod. So far the a-rrangement is exeelleur,and verymuch better than any thins we can boast of: burthen these jurats are chosen loflife.

-" However, notwiihstanding this defect in the appointmeutof the c-ourt, the decisions are highly creditable to tlG upriq;lt_ne-ss and integrlty of those who forri it. One does not Leir inGuernsey of a jury being dilected bv the iudee to acquit aprisoner. charged with stealing a duck, on the glound thit the{uck,,belng dead, was n9 lo_nge1 a iluck, anel thirefore wronglydescribed by that name in the iDilictment-; nor did I ever hLarof a man.being allowetl ts escapo who hail stabbeal anotber,b-eeause the vouqd was gtated iq the indigtment to be aboutthree incheg deep, whereas the pbrase, about three inches, warloarnedly gxplained to mean any thing or nothing-a mile'or abatley- corn."*

Early in 1849, a verv emiqent member of parliamenrwrote to the compilei of this little work tq enquire

It' The whole of Mr. IIiII's remarks are repninteil from thopca_ryr3e, with notes, in the Guerrcey andTersey Magezinelbr 1838, vol. 5, pp. 1i2-9.

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as a Frenclr invasion t The Thnes reYiewer ntust morc'

ovcr be informed that the nalives are sprung lrom,tne

"""o*"""., tta not from lhe conquereil' ald- that.at

;d:;;;;;;;? No"*u"dv, in" 1264, thev voluntarilv

aclhered 1o the Srglish connection-t]rat trrerr. rore-

falhers periled their lives to preserve tbat conneclron'

and thai their ilescenalants are- Ieady to 9o so.agan-

that thbv evinced their love of treedom rly srfing wltr

rl';;;t'ii';;;auring the civil war-of Cb-arles f' ;.andtb aiion the lancling of Wiliam- of o-raagg' ur'rorbaJ'

Lhev boldtu proclaimecl him belbre tlrey..Fnew Ilow ne

*orild bn "tdt"ivecl in Englancl. and wlule tlre masses

ii'"iJnaia tiJ"t il rt wYas tbe same feeling which

""."*riJ-tft" befple of Guernsey-to- vsslg;

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ffi'riI; irr"-" tri."'thought that' he had outraged incli'iialliur*t" i-o tt u p""ioo of a guiltless alien' Sytb:ald such oo"ly, *as tl,reir offence,-aPd ls 1l then,rrg!'tif tJt iir.i- ioii' tft.tiutt.a laws and inslituliols shoul'l;;i";;?"; tlem to p)ease a few disconlenJed' sti'ang,er

"*li"itt *fto-.""t niumporary home in these islancls'

and. who woulcl leave them at onle to tlelr Iarc ol,rneorosnect of a French war-residents w{o-.YJlt neltrer5"t """t"trr;i'11ui.",

"o" sewe in the Miiitia? Thc

brtiSrt'c"".*ttti' *itt surely lever perpelrate suchan ac| of suicitlal folly and injusiice'

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