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To be Companions of the Most Honorable Military Order of the 'Bath.
'’Colonel William Pattle, 9th Bengal Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Thomas Reid, 12th Bombay N. I
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Waddington, Bombay Engineers”.
Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Stack, 3d Bombay Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel William Wyllie, 21st Bombay N. I.
Lieutenant Colonel Walter John Browne, 8th Bombay N. I.
Lieutenant Colonel Philip Francis Story, 9th Bengal Cavalry
Lieutenant t'olonel Alexander Woodburn, 25th Bombay N. I
Lieutenant Colonel John Lloyd, Bombay Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel James Outram, 23d Bombay N. I.
■Lieutenant Colonel John Thomas Leslie, Bombay Artillery.
Major Charles Henry Delamain, 3rd. Bombay Cavalry.
Major Vi ichael Franklin Willoughby, Bom*** Artillery,
Major William Thomas Whitlie, Bombay Artillery.
Major George Fisher, 12th Bombay N. I.
Major John Jackson, 25th Bombay N.I.
Major Auchmuty Tucker, 9th Bengal Cavalrr.
Major Stephen James Stevens, 21st Bombay tf. I.
Major Edward Green, 21st Bombay N. I.
Major William Bazett Goodwin Blenkins, 6th Bombay N T
2. The conduct of Brevet Captain John Jacob, of the Bombay Artillery, and of Lieutm^m „
the 6th ^ombuy Native Infantry, is considered to have entitled them to honorary distinction whieh
present be conferred on account of their want of rank. His Grace the Commander-in-Chief has fvvp"" 01
nmineed his intention of recommending both these Officers for the Brevet Rank of Vlainr and a “-
pamonship ofthe Order of the Bath, after they shall have been promoted to theRegimentriRankoF Captain '
w ^ EDWD. SANDERS,
Secy, to the Govt, of India, Mily. Depl,
(True copy.)
X. R. REID, Chief Secy, to Govt.
Printed by F. D. Ramos, at the Government Press, Apollo Street.