Elizabeth College Register, 1824-1873: With a Record of Some Earlier Students. A Chapter of Island History, Volume 824,Edizione 1873F. Clarke, 1898 - 312 pagine |
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Adjutant afterwards Alderney appointed April Army August Australia battles of Alma Bengal Bombay Brock brother Cambridge Campaign Captain capture Carey Ceylon Chaplain Charles Charles-born Chepmell Civil Service class Lit Coffee planter Collings Colonel commanded Corr Curate Dean December Devon Director of Elizabeth Dublin EASTER TERM Edward Edward-born Elizabeth College Emigrated Engineer Ensign Exeter expedition February Francis Frederick-born George George-born Henry Henry-born in Guernsey Holy Orders India Indian Mutiny James January Jersey John John-born in Guernsey July June Jurat LENT TERM Lieut Lieut.-Colonel Lieutenant Lieutenant-Colonel London Madras Maingy Major March Mary master Mauger medal and clasp medal with clasp Medicine Medjidie mentioned in despatches Merchant Service November October Oxford Ozanne Pembroke College Peter Port profession Queen's Regiment residence retired Robert Royal Court Royal Navy Sausmarez Scholar School September served Sevastopol siege Solicitor Surgeon Thomas Thomas-born Trinity College TRINITY TERM Turkish medal Vicar Vide Add William William-born in Guernsey Zealand
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