other · 1857
A General Order from Melbourne dated January 7, 1857, details the commendable service of a mounted company of the 40th regiment in escorting over £41 million in gold and cash, and announces their return to regular duties.
98 Head Quarters, Melbourne, 7th January, 1857. No. 449. GENERAL ORDER. …
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OfficialMajor-General
Military Unit40th regiment
Officialofficers
Officialnon-commissioned officers
Officialprivates
OfficialJ. M. B. Neill
OfficialLieut. Colonel
OfficialDeputy Adjutant General
OfficialJ. Martin Bladen Neill
OfficialLt. Col.
OfficialDepty. Adjt. Genl.
OfficialHis Excellency Sir Henry Barkly
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 7, 1857.
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