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July- August 1861 |
Capt D Winton, Lieut Richards, 32 Sergts Corpls and privates of 8th Hussars were carried off by cholera at Meerut |
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Oct 1880- Dec 1893 |
In memory of 13 N.C.O's. and 28 men who died while the Regt was stationed at Meerut from October 1889- December 1893. Erected by officers, N.C.O's. and men of the 5th Royal Irish Lancers |
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November 1860 |
71st Highland Light Infantry erected November 1860 and (2) 27th Inniskillings, Commemorating 182 men who died of cholera in July - September 1861 |
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1771 |
A column erected by Thomas Henchman, AD 1771 stands in the compound of the Magistrate's cutchery. |
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4 July 1857 - 15 August 1859 |
HM 5th Fusiliers. Memorial to Sergeants killed in action, died of wounds or disease from arrival in India 4 July 1857 to 15 August 1859 |
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8 August 1803 |
Consecrated to the Memory of the NCO's and Privates of HM 78th Regt or Rosshire Highlanders who fell at the storming of Ahmednagar 8 August 1803 |
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This house was erected by Capt Briggs, 1st Collector & Political Agent of Khandesh in 1819. It is the oldest Eupropean Residence in Dhulia |
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Subject: List of buildings to which Ccommemorative tablets are affixed and copies of the inscriptions on them. Sir, with refence to the correspondence on the above mentioned subject ending with Government Memorandum #G.D. -425-W dated 2nd June 1931, I have the honour to state that in this Circle there are only 2 buildings notable for their historical Association viz (1) Government House, Karachi (2) Residency at Jacobabad to which commemorative tablets are at present affixed. In the porch of the former the following inscription is written : ""In this house lived Sir Charles Napier, Conqueror and Governor of Sind 1843-1847"". At Jacobabad Residency ""In this house lived and died General John Jacob, Political Superintendent and Commandant Frontier of Upper Sind 1847-1858"" |
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To the Memory of those who fell in the battle of Dabba 24 March 1843 and were buried near this spot. Rank & File: 3rd Bombay Cavalry - 1, Poona Horse - 3, HM 22nd Foot - 23, 1st Grenadiers N I - 2, 12th Regt N I - 1, 21st Regt N I - 3, 25th Regt NI - 3, 21st Regt N I - 1 drummer |
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To the Memory of 8 sergeants, 13 corporals, 216 privates, 20 women and 34 children of HM 78th Highlanders, who died at Hyderabad between January & February 1855 and whose remains lie buried in this enclosure |
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To the Sacred Memory of 6 sergeants, 3 corporals, 47 privates, 11 women and 31 children of HM 86th Royal County Down Regt., who died at Hyderabad Sind between 23rd March and 31st August 1844 |
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Officers, NCO's and men of 3rd K O Hussars who were buried at Ahmednagar 1869 - 7, 1870 - 5, 1871 - 5, 1872 - 9 |
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Officers and Men 2nd Battn (D.C.O.) Middlesex Regt, who died whilst it was stationed at Ahmednagar during 1894-97, followed by 45 names |
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NCO's and men of 2nd KO Yorkshire Light Infantry, who died whilst it was stationed at Ahmednagar and Satara 1898-99, followed by 12 names |
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NCO's Officers, men, women and children 2nd Battn The Welsh Regt, who died whilst the Battn was stationed at Ahmednagar between 15 February 1899 and 24 April 1902. NCO's - 5, Men - 31, Women and children - 11 |
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NCO's and men of 75th Battery Royal Field Artillery who have died since the arrival of the Battery in India on 12th December 1901. 5 men died 1902, 1 in 1903, 1 in 1904 and 1 in 1905 |
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The Connaught Rangers. Officers, NCO's, men, women and children who died at Ahmednagar between 26 April 1902 and 24th December 1906. 9 names |
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58th Battery Royal Field Artillery who died at Ahmednagar 1906-1908. 9 names |
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2nd Garrison Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers. Officers, NCO's and men who died at Ahmednagar 1917 -1919. 42 names, the greater number had served in France, Belgium, Gallipoli or Mesopotamia during the war 1914-1918 |
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2nd Batt The Middlesex Regt (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Soldiers and children who died in the years 1923-28 when stationed at Ahmednagar, Deccan. 7 men, 4 children |
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17th Light Dragoons. To the memory of 3 Officers, and 173 NCO's and men who died of fever while the Regt was quartered at Ratanpur in 1813. Restored by the 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers 1913 |
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24th Bombay Native Infantry. These colours were borne by the Regt through the Central Indian Campaign 1857-59 under Sir Hugh Ross |
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This processional cross from the Cathedral Church of St Michael at Magdala, captured by the British Army on 13th April 1866 was presented to the Prince of Wales Own Regt of Bombay Infantry by Field Marshall, Lord Napier |
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The colours of the 3rd Bombay European Regt raised in 1853, later the 109th Foot and 2nd Battn. The Prince of Wales Leinster Regt Royal Canadians disbanded 11th March 1922. These colours were issued to this Cathedral by the 27th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on Sunday 28th January 1923 |
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Reredos: In the Memory of Officers who died in the Afghan War 188-81 |
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Organ Screen: Erected to the Memory of NCO's, and men of the 1st Battn. South Staffordshire Regt. who died while serving their King & Country in this station |
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Chancel Screen: 36th Company RGA (late 26th E.D., R.G.A.) of the men who died in India 1894-1902 |
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Prayer Desk: Erected by the Officers of HM 28th Regt on leaving the country AD 1864. In Memory of the Officers who died since the Regt. landed in India AD 1857 |
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Brass tablet: In Memory of NCO's and Gunners of the 76th Company (late 19th Eastern Division) R G A who died in Bombay |
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Brass tablet: In Memory of NCO's and men of the 23rd Company Southern Division R A who died in Bombay |
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