The
28 March 1892
In Accordance with Pay Para: 33 TREASURERS CHEST REGULATIONS, A Board of
Officers composed as under will assemble at the District Pay Office at12:00
Noon on Thursday next the 31st instant, to verify the contents of
the Treasurers Chest.
President Major Brady Royal Artillery
Members An Officer 1st Leicestershire Regiment
An Officer Army Pay Office
In Consequence of the Treasury Board being held on the last day of the month,
The District Paymaster will be prepared to make Payments of all pay, wages,
allowances etc on the 30th instant
Notice:
There will be a Musical Entertainment held at the Gymnasium Cogswell
Street on Wednesday Evening at 8PM Commence at 8:30 P.M.
Admission - Reserve Seats 25 cents
General Admission 10 cents and 5 cents
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29 March 1892
An Examination of Candidates for 2nd and 3rd Class Certificates of Education,
will take place in the Garrison School Room Wellington Barracks at 9.00 AM on
Friday next the 1st Prox: where the
candidates will muster at 8:45 AM on that date. The Necessary Stationery and
Army Forms 315, and 316 will be furnished by the Corps of the candidates.
A Non Comd Officer from each Corps will attend to
identify the men.
Commanding Officer Corps will forward A List of all candidates to the
Sub-Inspector of Army Schools Royal Artillery Park by
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30 March 1892
With reference to Garrison Order of yesterday, the candidates for 3rd Class
Certificates of Education will Assemble at 1:30 PM on Friday the 31th Prox: in the School Room
Wellington Barracks, instead of 9 :00AM.
The General Commanding will Inspect The Portion of No 3 Company. Which lately
arrived from
The Troops under orders to proceed to
The Women and Children and INDULGENCE PASSENGERS will embark at
The Baggage to be on the Wharf at
The Prisoners [8] will be marched on board by an escort from the 1st Battalion
Leicestershire Regiment leaving the Military Prison at
Nominal Rolls and Returns in duplicate Will be sent to
The Chief Staff Officer by
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The undermentioned Gunners, No3 Company Western
Division Royal Artillery employed by The Royal Engineers Work, will return to
Regimental Duty from the 3rd Prox:
No 59758 J Barnet
No 42770 C Mummary
No 59102 T Hutchings
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31 March1892
The undermentioned men will embark at 2:50, on
Saturday the 2nd Prox: in the Hired Transport
"Atlas" for conveyance to Devonport for transfer to Army Reserve
Royal Artillery
No 47734 Gunner T Guess
No 46231 Gunner J Stevens
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1 April 1892
The undermentioned Non Comd
Officers and Gunner No3 Company Western Division Royal Artillery, on Garrison
Employment Will be temporarily relieved on Monday next the 4th, for the purpose
of undergoing the Annual Course on Drill in Accordance with para:
208 Sec. VII Queens Regulations
Bomb: Hurstwaite Assist.
Gunner Turner Groom to General Commanding.
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The undermentioned Non Comd
Officers will embark at 12 noon tomorrow the 2nd in the Mail Steamer "Numidian" for Liverpool
Royal Artillery
2nd M Serjeant J W Pierce M F Works
2nd M Serjeant R Powell M F Works
Horse Guard Authority 7390/1759 Dated 16'2/92
Corps of Military Staff Office
2nd M Serjeant W Burton on completion of Tour of
Foreign Service
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That portion of General Orders of the 15th instant relating to the above Non Comd Officers is hereby canceled
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2 April 1892
Retreat will Sound at 6:45 PM
The Quarterly Non Comd Officers, in accordance with
Para:113 Sec: XV regulations will assemble at the Garrison Library Wellington
Barracks at 9:30AM on Tuesday next the 5th instant. The proceedings will be
forwarded to the Assist. Military Secretary.
A Board of Officers composed as under will assemble at
President Major Crookenden Royal Artillery
Members A Captain 1st Leicestershire Regiment
The Officer I/C Barracks
The Principal Medical Officer Will detail a Medical Officer to attend the
board. The Proceedings in duplicate will be sent to the Commanding Officer
Royal Engineers
The SS "Mascotte" will Be at the service
of the board, at the lumber yard at
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3 April 1892
The undermentioned Non Comd
Officers and Gunners Royal Artillery Employed under the Orders of Senior
Ordinance Store Office will be temporarily relieved on Monday next, the 4th
instant, for the Purpose of Undergoing the Annual Course of Drills in
Accordance with Para:208 Sec VII Queen Regulations
Laboratory Ordinance Store Department
Bomber Peray
Gunner Dewdney Wheeler
Gunner Allen
Gunner McArthur Labour
Gunner Donnelly
Gunner Barnes Assist to Armourer
Gunner Osborne
Gunner Oregan Labour
Gunner Moon
Gunner Johnson Smith
Gunner Murphy
Gunner Fran Labour
Gunner Manston
Gunner Tatchell
Gunner Boyer
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5 April 1892
Army School Master W J West having arrived this Station on the 5th instant from
Bermuda, will embark at 12 Noon on Saturday next the 9th in the SS
"OREGON" for conveyance to Liverpool
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A Board of Officers composed as under will assemble at 10:00 AM on Friday Next
instant, in the Citadel, to Investigate and Report upon the Damage to a Range
Depression Range Finder under the possession of the Royal Artillery And to
State upon Whom in their option the loss of making good the same should fall
President Major Reader 1st Leicestershire Regiment
An Officer 1st Leicestershire Regiment
An Officer 1st Leicestershire Regiment
All witness to be detailed to attend the proceedings in duplicate, accompanied
by Army Form G 998 will be forwarded
to the Ordinance Store Officer.
The Periodical Inspection of Barracks, Hospitals and Military Prison, Stores
and Forts will be made by The Officer in charge of Barracks in accordance with
11 April 1892
Headquarters Office, Bedford Row Office
Roman Catholic Chapel and Garrison Guard
13 April 1892
Royal Artillery Park and Citadel Barracks
16 April 1892
George's Island and Fort Clarence
19 April 1892
Forts Cambridge and Fort Ogilvie
21 April 1892
Ives Point and York Redoubt
25 April 1892
Pavilion Married Quarters
27 April 1892
Glacis Barracks, Gymnasium and Garrison Church
29 April 1892
South Barracks and Lumber Yard
2 May 1892
Wellington Barracks
4 May 1892
Station Hospital
5 May 1892
Military Prison Medville Island
Lookout Post and Signal Stations at Transport is available.
The Inspection will began each day at
Officer Commanding in who's Barracks there is a Fire
Engine, or hose for Fire Hydrants will detail a Fatigue Party to be present on
the day of Inspection for the purpose of exercising the same, and also lay out
all Fire Ladders for Examination.
All Scales, Machines Weighting, Weights and Measures, in use in each Barracks,
Forts etc, will also be Laid Out for testing by the Officer in charge of
Barracks.
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7 April 1892
Court Martial No 22148 Sapper Ovett No 17 Company
Royal Engineers
The Transfer from the 21th instant of No 18762 Sapper
WB Parker 18 Co Royal Engineers, to the 1st Class Army Reserves is hereby
Authorized with Permission to Reside, and Draw his Reserve Pay, in Canada.
The Transfer from this date of undermentioned Non Comd Officers to 1st Class Army Reserves is hereby Authorized with Permission to Reside, and Draw their Reserve
Pay, in
Ordinance Store Corp
No 2030 Corporal W Halleck
No 2502 Lance Corporal C E Halleck
Application for the Conveyance of these Non Comd
Officers to Regina, their intended place of residence to be sent to the Officer
in Charge of Transportation.
Notice:
There will be a Meeting At the Garrison Lawn Club at
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A new Squad of Non Comd Officers and Men [Gymnastic
Recruits] See Format for
The Following Men 1st Leicestershire Regiment on Garrison Duty will temporally
be relieved this day for the purpose of Undergoing the Annual Course of
Military Training.
Rank - Name - How Employed - By whom Relieved
Private Wort - Orderly A. M. Sec. - Private Perry
Private Hollich - Orderly D.A.A .General under Inst.-
Private Hannock
Private Noon - Orderly General Commanding - Private Smith
Private Shipman - Garrison Military Police - Private Payne
Private Thompson - Garrison Military Police - Private Blowfield
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Commencing Tomorrow The GUARD IN GARRISON WILL MOUNT WITH FIXED BAYONETS
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9 April 1892
The transfer from the 13th instant of 792 Serjeant D Rolfe 2nd Battalion West Riding Regiment to 1st Class Army Reserve
is Hereby Authorized With Permission to reside and draw his Reserve Pay in
Canada
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Note:
Preacher The Reverend F. B. N. Norman-Lee Chaplain to The Forces.
There will be a short Meeting after the Meeting Conducted by the Chaplin
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Friday next the 15th being GOOD FRIDAY, Rations of Bread and Meat will be
issued at under, and Officers Commanding will be good enough to cause their
indents to be rendered to the Officer in charge of supply accordingly.
On Wednesday, For Thursday in
On Thursday , Friday and Saturday in
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13 April 1892
Friday next the 15th , being Good Friday the Church of England Troops will
attend Divine Service at 10 AM on that day, the remainder will attend their
respective Places of Worship at the same hour as Sunday.
There will be a Celebration of Holy Communion at the Garrison Church at
Officer Commanding Corps are directed to give permission to any Non Comd Officer and Men under his Command to attend the
Celebration in the Morning if they wish to do so and those attending need not
to attend the Service at 10 AM.
The 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment will Detail a Serjeant
and a Corporal as Duty Garrison Church Orderlies on Friday.
The Headquarters Office in Garrison Will Be Closed Friday
In accordance With
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The discharge from the 16th instant, of No 2313
Corporal G H Cowdell 1st Battalion
Leicestershire Regiment is hereby Authorized in Consequence of his own Request
upon payment of 18 Pounds Under Article 609 Royal Warrant 1891.
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H M Garrison Church
Good Friday - Parade Service at
Solemn Evensong at
Preacher The Reverend Dr. Bullock 2 H. C.
The Three Hours Service At
Preacher The Reverend F. A. N. Norman- Lee G E
On God Friday Evening in the Gymnasium at
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It is Notified For General Information that the Army Corps Steamer
"Lily" will lay up for Annual Repairs After the Ration Trip Today,
until further notice
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Court Martial No 59655 Gunner J King Royal Artillery
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In Accordance With Horse Guard Letter August 14, 2001ated
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19 April 1892
General Orders
Under Authority of Horse Guard Letter No 7613/3728 Dated the 1st April 1892 ,
No 11383 2nd M Serjeant A J Upson Royal Artillery
will embark in the Mail Steamer "Mongolion"
on Saturday the 30th instant for Liverpool.
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The Army [Annual} Act 1892 having been received Takes Effect From
This Date. All Copies of The Army Act 1881 will at once be amended where
Necessary.
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Retreat will Sound at
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With Reference to Paragraph 777 Regulations for Royal Engineer Service 1889.
Officers Commanding and Corps and Heads of Departments will render [in
duplicate on Army Form M 1442] to Commander Royal Engineers by the 30th
instant, Statements of New Works, Alternations or Additions, which they would
propose for insertion in the Barracks and
Fortifications Annual Estimates for 1893 - 1894.
Separate Statements to be Rendered for Barracks and
Fortifications.
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The Transfer from this date of No 875 Private Henry Kilby
1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment to 1st Class Army Reserve is hereby authorised, with permission to reside and draw his Reserve
Pay in
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Notice:
H M Garrison Church
1st Sunday After Easter
Full Choral Evensong and Anthem at
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Commencing tomorrow the 24th instant All Escorts and
Others on Duty to the Military Prison Melville Island, can do so by Means of
The Army Service Corp Boat, Which Plies across the North Wear Arm, instead of
Going Round By the Road.
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25 April 1892
Army Order for N49 to N 72 dated War Office 1st April 1892 Are Promulgated for
General Information and Guidance
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The Transfer from the 8th Prosc: of No 42585 Gunner
Henry M Steffens Royal Artillery to 1st
Class Army Reserve is hereby authorised with
permission to reside and draw his Reserve Pay in Canada
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25 April 1892
Garrison Order
In Accordance with Para: 151 of the Army Service Corps Duties,1889 The Garrison
Board of Officers will assemble at The Queens Wharf immediately after Ration
are inspected on Saturday next the 30th instant to Inspect and Report upon the
Annual Supply of Candles [35 cases] Received from England.
The Proceedings in Duplicate to be sent to the D. D. A. General "B"
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The undermentioned Men from the 1st Battalion
Leicestershire Regiment will be employed by the Royal Engineer Works [1st ]
Division from this day inclusive
Private Strerritt Skilled Labour
Private James Skilled Labour
Private Jelly Skilled Labour
Private Easter Skilled Labour
Private O'Clarke Skilled Labour
Private Bourne Skilled Labour
Private Seal Bricklaying Labourer
Private Shepherd Bricklaying Labourer
Private Hewestone Painter
Private Cooley Painter
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Commencing on Sunday next The Proxime, "The Full
Head Dress" will be Taken into Wear For all Garrison Duties and Church
Parade
After Divine Service On Sunday Forage and Glengarry Caps will be Worn
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Commencing on Sunday next the 1st Prox: Reveille Will
Sound At 5:00 AM
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28 April 1892
No 7837 Private M Powell Medical Staff, will embark at 12;00 Noon on Thursday
next the 5th Proscius in the SS
"Labrador" For Liverpool enroute to Aldershot
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28 April 1892
His Highness the Lt. Governor having Signified his intention to close the
Provincial Legislative at 3 PM tomorrow See 18 May 1891 for format
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29 April 1892
The undermentioned men 1st Battalion Leicestershire
Regiment on Garrison Employment will return to Regimental Duty from the 1st
Prose: inclusive.
Private Noane Until Return of
General Commanding
Private Wort Until Return of Assist. Military
Secretary
Private Smith Orderly to Church of England Chaplin
Private Foster Orderly to Station Hospital
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2 May1892
Notice:
There will be a General Meeting at the Garrison Miniature Rifle Club at the
Garrison Library Queen Street at 3:00 PM. Today
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Commencing Next Week The SS "Mascotte"
will run for Royal Engineer Service 3 days a week. Monday, Wednesday and
Fridays
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6 May 1892
A Board of Survey composed as under will assemble tomorrow the 7th instant at
the Gun Wharf, to Inspect and Report upon Unserviceable Arms on Charge of No 3
Company Western Division Royal Artillery, Recently Handed over by the Officer
Commanding Late 23rd Division from St Lucia, and do state upon whom
in their own option, the cost of making good the same should fall.
President Major Reader 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
Members, Captain Alexander Inspector of W Stores
An Officer 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
All witness to be detailed to attend The Proceeding in Duplicate Accompanied by
Army Form G 998 will be forwarded to the Senior Ordnance Store Officer.
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Private Hancock 1st Leicestershire Regiment employed as Orderly to D. A . A. General for instruction will return to Regimental
Duty From Non Tomorrow.
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8 May 1892
It is Notified for General Information that the Tower at York Redoubt, being
about or to be demolished, The Infantry Detachment employed there on Signal
Duties, will return to Regimental Duties on Monday the Next the 9th instant,
except Private Mc Dowell 1st Leicestershire Regiment who will remain
pending War Office Authority, as Telephone Operator and Signalman With pay at 6
p per Diem.
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Gunner Newbury Royal Artillery will be employed as an Orderly in
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Notice:
It is Notified for General Information the following Details are expected to
sail towards the end of the present month for this Station.
Royal Artillery
2 Subalterns, 1 Non Comd Officer, 6 Rank and
File, 1 Woman 3 children
Royal Artillery
1 Subaltern, 1 Officer's wife, 1 Female Servant
1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
1 Captain, 1 Non Comd Officer, 81 Rank and File
Army Service Corps
1 Non Comd Officer Class 16, 2 Rank and File, 1 Woman
4 children
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11 May 1892
The Army Service Corps Steamer "Lily" will be available from this
date forward
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Officers Commanding Corps and Regiments will send to the barrack Stores, All
filters held on Inventory in several Barracks and Forts to be Cleaned and
adjusted, as laid down in Para 294 of the Regulations For Army Service Corps
Duties.
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12 May 1892
The undermentioned Detail, Having arrived yesterday
from Bermuda enroute to England will embark at 11:00
AM on Monday the 23th instant in the SS"Caspian" for Liverpool
Supernumerary Staff Royal Engineers
Colour Serjeant Major
Parnell
Serjeant Fenton
1st Battalion Kings Liverpool Regiment
Mrs Sutton
Mrs Parry and 2 children
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13 May 1892
A new Squad of Non Comd Officers and Men [Gymnastic
Recruits] See Format 4 September 1891
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15 May 1892
Notice:
The House No 33 Grafton Street, the Corner of Grafton and George Street is
placed Out Of Bounds to Non Comd Officers and
Soldiers in Garrison From this Date
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18 May 1892
The Following Alternation in the Hours of Attendance at Garrison School will
take Effect From this Date
Grown Children In 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Grown Children 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM
Adults 1 {Attendance] 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
Adults 2 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
A Court of Inquiry composed as under will Assemble at 11:00 AM on Friday next
20th instant, at Wellington Barracks to examine and report upon the following
Stores considered Unserviceable and to state upon whom in their option the Cost
of making good the same should fall.
322 Valises All worn the prescribed Period
1 Armourer Field Forge Complete
3 Bayonets
1 Pistol
16 Morris Tubes
President: Major Brady Royal Artillery
Members: An Officer Royal Artillery
The Officer O. S. Department I/C Stores
The Proceedings in duplicate accompanied by Army Form G998 will be forwarded to
Senior Ordnance Store Officer.
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20 May 1892
It is Notified for Information, that from Monday next inclusive, and until
further Orders.
Bread and Meat for Harbour Forts and Outposts,
will be issued daily, Sunday excepted. Officer Commanding will be good enough
to cause their Rations Requisitions to be Rendered to the Officer in Charge of
Supplies accordingly.
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Notice:
Retreat will sound at 740 PM
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20 May 1892
The Non Comd Officers and Gunners No3 Co Western
Division Royal Artillery extra Regimental employed, will be placed at the
Disposal of the Officer Commanding the Company From 10AM to 1 PM on Mondays and
Thursdays the 23th and 26th instant for the purpose
of attending the Inspection of Lieut. Colonel Commanding
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There will be a double issue of Bread and Meat on Monday next the 23th instant. Ration Requisition to be rendered accordingly.
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21 May 1891
General Orders
Tuesday next the24th Instant being The Anniversary of the birth of Her Gracious
Majesty The Queen, The Royal Standard will be hoisted at 8 AM on that day, and
Remain Flying until Sunset.
A Royal Salute will be Fired at Non, and a Feu - de -
Joie immediately afterwards
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No 67150 Gunner Owen Andrews No 3 Company Western Division Royal Artillery will
embark on Monday the 23rd instant in the Mail Steamer "Caspian" for
Liverpool for discharge as Incorrigible and Worthless .
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The Transfer from the 25th instant of No 500 Private Richard Spawton is hereby authorized, with permission to reside ,
and draw his reserve pay in Canada
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23 May 1892
With reference to General Orders of the 21st ., The Troops in Garrison Will
Parade at 11:30AM Tomorrow the 24th As Strong As Possible in "REVIEW
ORDER" in the Citadel, to fire a feu -de -joie
in Honor of Her Majesty's Birthday.
Field Stats to be sent to Headquarters Officer No Later Than 9AM Tomorrow.
Lieut. Colonel C. R. e. will assume Command of the Parade.
As the day will be observed as a Holiday No Work of Fatigue Parties will be
Furnished.
Memo:
Officers Attending The Dinner at Government House tomorrow evening will be in
"Full Dress".
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25 May 1892
Tomorrow being "ASCENSION DAY" There will be a Divine Service for
Church of England and Roman Catholic Troops as follows.
Church or Holy Communion at 8 AM and 12 noon.
Church of England Morning Prayers at 11AM. Evensong 7 PM
Roman Catholics Service as on Sunday, Last
Attendance Voluntary
Commanding Officers will afford every Facility to Non Comd
Officers and Men off Duty Who may wish to Attend.
The undermentioned Non Comd
Officers has been Awarded A First Class Certificate by the Director General of
Military Education
No 2336 Lance / Sergeant W Gilding 1st Battalion Leicestershire
Regiment.
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27 May 1892
Pending Covering Authority of The Secretary For War the undermentioned
Issue of Fuel and Light are hereby Sanctioned For The Telephone Station and
Operators Quarters York Redoubt with effect from the 9th instant inclusive.
Ration pre Diem
Summer, Winter, Mid Winter
Fuel 4 5
Light 3 5 6
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27 May 1892
Garrison Morning Orders
Vice Admiral J.O. Hopkins, Commanding North America and The West Indies, having
arrived in H. M. S. "Blake" will Land at the Dockyard at 3:15 PM this
day. A Guard of Honour from the 1st Battalion
Leicestershire Regiment consisting of, 1 Captain, 1 Subaltern carrying the
Regimental Colors, 3 Serjeants and 50 Rank and File,
with Band Will Parade at H.M. Dockyard at 3PM to Receive Him
The Officer Commanding Royal Artillery Will Cause a Salute of 15 Guns to be
Fired on the Landing of His Excellency.
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29 May 1892
The Non Comd Officers and Gunners No 3 Co. Western
Division Royal Artillery Extra Regimental Employed Will Be Placed At The
Disposal of the Officer Commanding that Company on the following Dates for the
Inspection of The Colonel on Staff Commanding, Royal Artillery British North
America
Monday 30 May All Day,
Thursday 31st May from 1 PM,
Friday 3rd June All Day,
Saturday 4th June All Day
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Private Ayres 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment will be employed as Assist.
In Garrison Schools Wellington Barracks with Effect from the 8th instant
inclusive vice Lance/Corporal Stewart, Same Corps, Returned to Regimental
Duties for Misconduct.
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30 May 1892
In View to the Annual Course of Musketry Being Commenced Immediately. The State
of Weather Permits the Commanding Officer 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
is authorised to send a Working Party of 1 Officer
and 25 Non Comd Officers and men to McNabs Island, on Thursday the next 2nd Proxime
[Weather Permitting] for the Purpose of Preparing The Range, Pitching the Camp
and etc.
The Commanding Officer Royal Engineers will be god enough to Detail A Non Comd Officer and A STEADY INTELLIGENT SAPPER TO ASSIST THE
OFFICER SUPERINTENDING THE WORK.
Requisitions for Targets, Flags. Disc, etc Camp Equipment, Tent Flooring and 1
extra Blanket for each man and necessary Transport to be sent in, in due time.
The Principal Medical Officer will detail an Medical Officer to proceed to McNabs Island on Wednesday the 1st Proc: An Orderly of the
Medical Staff Corps will accompany him, and both Will Be encamped on the Island
During The Musketry Course, the later will be Attached to The Leicestershire
Regiment for Rations.
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31 May 1892
Privates Asher And Goodwin 1st Leicestershire Regiment, will be employed as
Look-Out post duty with effect from the 28th instant inclusive, Vice Privates
Roberts and Isnor, Same Corps, Returning to
Regimental Duty.
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3 June 1892
The House No 137 Gottening Street kept by Mrs Oldfield is Placed Out of
Bounds to all Non Comd Officers and Men of The
Garrison
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Notice:
Service in H. M. Garrison Church
WHITSUN DAY
Celebration with Holy Communion At 8AM
Choral Celebrations At 9:15 AM
Parade Service At 11 AM
Preacher The Reverend Cannon Partridge D.D.
Third Celebration of the Holy Communion at Noon
Full Choral Evensong At 7 PM
The Offering at the Parade Service Will Be Taken in from the Whole Congregation
and will be Devoted to The Domestic and Foreign Mission Society of Canada.
The Annual Sunday School Service will be held in Garrison Church at 3 PM, Where
the whole of the Church of England Sunday Schools, are expected to Attend. The
Offering will be Devoted to the Church of England Sunday School Association.
Soldiers Attending The Service at 9:15 AM will be Excused from Parade Service
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4 June 1892
Monday next being WHITSUN MONDAY, The Schools in Garrison will be Closed for
the day, in accordance with Para: 26 Army School Regulations 1891
The General Commanding will make his Annual Inspection of the Royal Engineers
Serving in the Command at 10:30 AM on Wednesday next the 8th and the 1st
Leicestershire Regiment on Friday and Saturday the 10th and11th instant, in
accordance with Detailed Instructions which will be sent to the Commander Royal
Engineers and Officer Commanding 1st Leicestershire Regiment.
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6 June 1892
Until Further Orders the Following will be The Strength of Weekly Fatigue
Parties. Furnished by the 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
Non Comd Officers and Men Fuel Yard Fatigue Party
Queens Wharf At 9Am Daily 1 4
Hospital Fatigue Party At 9AM,2PM Thursday and Saturday 1 3
Garrison Church Fatigue Party At 9Am, Monday and Saturday 1 2
Roman Catholic Church Fatigue Party At 9AM, Saturday 1 2
Fuel Yard Fatigue Party Glasic Barracks at 9Am Monday
2 10 At2 PM
Friday 1 6 At 2 PM
Saturday 1 4 Gymnasium Fatigue Party At 9PM Saturday 1 4
Officers Garrison Library Fatigue Party At 10:30 AM Saturday 1 4
Gardener Station Hospital At 9 Am Daily 1 4
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6 June 1892
The Discharge From this date of No 2230 Private Thomas Watchorn
1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment is hereby authorised
in Consequence Of His Own Request in payment of 18 pounds under Article 18 of
the Royal Warrant 1891
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7 June 1892
A New Squad of Non Comd Officers and men [Gymnastic
Recruits].
See 4 September for Format.
No 50413 Gunner F Wornall or Worrall No 3 Company
Western Division Royal Artillery will be employed on Garrison Military Duty
from this date, Vice Gunner Abberly Same Corps,
required for Regimental Duty.
The Guard Consisting of 1 Non Comd Officer and 3 men,
Furnished at Georges Island will be discontinued from this date.
In Future the Field Officer of the Day will invariable be accompanied by an
Orderly of His own Corps when making his Rounds at Night. The Field Officer
will State in his Report that this Orderly has been Complied with.
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10 June 1892
The Garrison Commander is Pleased to Appoint Serjeant
J Kelly 1st Class Serjeant Instructor in [Gymnastic]
to the Local Rank of A Serjeant Major from this date
while in Charge of the gymnasium at this Station
The Appointment is Not Entailing Any Additional Expenses for the Public
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13 June 1892
The transfer from the 14th Instant of No 43113 Gunner R W Methvrn
No 17 Company Western Division Royal Artillery to the 1st Class Reserve is
hereby authorised with permission to reside and draw
his reserve pay in Canada.
The Discharge from the 14th instant of No 54450 Gunner Charles Wilks No 3 Company Western Division Royal Artillery is
hereby authorized in Consequences of his own request on payment of 18 pounds
under Article 609 Royal Warrant1892.
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The discharge from the 14th, instant of the undermentioned
soldiers of The 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment in consequence
of their own request on payment of 18 pounds under Article 609 Royal Warrant
1891
No 2179 Private R H Ward
No 1798 Private G Griffiths
No 2363 Private Henry Stone
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14 June 1892
Passage at the Public expense is granted to Mrs Anneth? and 5 Children the family of the late Hon.
Lieutenant E J Annnett?, Sub Inspector of Army
Schools. They will according embark in the SS "Celebes" this day for
London.
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The undermentioned details having at this Station enroute to Bermuda will embark tomorrow the 15th instant in
the Mail Steamer "ALFA" for their destinations
Royal Engineers
Lieutenant C B Collins
2nd M Serjeant Eng.Clerk J
Booth
Major and paymaster G H Moore - Lane
Colour Serjeant Military
Staff Clerk Irvine
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Serjeant Ball and Private Crodell
1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment are appointed Issuer and Butcher
respectively during the Musketry Season at McNabs
Island at the undermentioned rate of pay to take effect
from the 12th instant
Issuer -/8d per diem
Butcher Is/- per diem
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In accordance with the instructions contained in the Horse Guard Letters #
114/A. S. Corps/1343 dated 28th Way 1892 # S/2520 Staff Serjeant
Major W Noble Army Service Corps will embark at 11 AM on Monday next the 20th
instant in the Mail Steamer "Nova Scotian"
for conveyance to Liverpool enroute to Aldershot.
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16 June 1862
Commencing of Saturday next 18th instant and until further orders, the Army
Service Corps Steamer "Lily' will run [weather permitting and available]
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, between the undermentioned
places and
McNabs Island leaving North Ordnance Wharf at 1 PM ,
Queens Wharf at 1:15 PM, Lumber Wharf at 1:30 PM
and leaving Range Wharf McNabs Island on her return
trip at 5:30 PM
Calling at the Lumber Yard only, or direct to the Queens Wharf should the Pilot
consider the latter necessary. Soldiers wives and their families will be
allowed on board if provided with passes signed by the Officer Commanding the
Corps to which they belong. The passes to be shown when called for tothe Coxswain or Pilot.
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17 June 1892
On Monday next the General Officer Commanding will inspect at the Lumber Yard
commencing at 10:30 AM, continuing to the Queens Wharf Army Service Corps and
on to H M Gun Wharf where he will inspect the detachment Ordnance Store Corps
after which he will proceed to the Glacis Barracks, and to the Military
Hospital, where he will see the Medical Staff Corps. Heads of Departments and
the Officers Commanding Detachments, and the Officer Commanding
the 1st Leicestershire Regiment - Glasic Barracks to
be present. - "Dress" Troops in "Marching Orders" Staff
Orders in undress "Patrol Jackets".
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19 June 1892
General Orders
The undermentioned Non Comd
Officer will embark in SS"Nova Scotian" on Monday the 20th instant for
Liverpool
Royal Artillery
2 Master Serjeant Engineer Clerk M Killen , enroute to York on Relief
Army Service Corps
No 4623 Serjeant S H Evans Enroute
to Aldershot on Relief
No 4251 Serjeant J McKenzie Enroute
to Aldershot on Relief
2 Companies with the necessary Markers, 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment
will proceed to McNabs Island next the 13th [Weather
Permitting] for the Purpose of Commencing The Annual Course of Target Practice.
The underneath Party of The 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment on Garrison
Employment will be Temporary Relieved this day, for the purpose of undergoing
The Annual Course of Target Practice.
Name - How Employed - By Whom Relieved
Private Harrison - Service To D.A.A.G. - Private Pichard
Private Noon - Orderly To G. O.C. - Private Hogan
Private Shipman - Garrison Military Police - Private Johnson
Private Stenton - Caretaker Pigeons - Private Beasley
Private Sutton - Caretaker Polo Grounds - Private Shilton
Private Tebbutt - Groom to A. D. C. - Private Lyon
Private Thomspon - Garrison Military Police - Private
King
Private Tyer - Caretaker Citadel and Glacis - Private
Stanley
Private Waring - Servant D. A. A. G. - Private Miller
Private Wombwell - Look-out post - Private Pearson
Private Turner - Orderly D. A. A.G. - Private Battan
Private Mitchell - Orderly S. O. S.O. - Private Bradbury
Private Sheward - Orderly Garrison Library - Private
Spencer
Private Grayson - Groom D. A. A. G B - Private Hulse
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Officers Commanding Corps and Head of Departments Will Make Arrangements for
the return to Barrack Stores on Wednesday next the 15th instant of Winter
Blankets, Coats Watch, Shovels Snow, Also All Bedding Surplus to Requirements
of the Troops under their Command.
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23 June 1892
Court Martial No 87918 Gunner Joseph Edwards Royal Artillery.
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It is Notified for the SS "Mascotte" will
run on a four day week.
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Th Discharge from the 30th instant of No 3393 Private
M Buckinshaw or Burkenshaw
1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment is hereby authorised
in consequence of his own request on payment of 18 lbs under Article 609 Royal
Warrant 1891
Transfer from the 26th instant of No 43284 Gunner Thomas Cowen, No 17 Company
Western Division Royal Artillery, to the 1st Class Army Reserves, is hereby authorised with permission to reside and draw his reserve
pay in Canada.
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June 25 1892
It is notified for general information that the Office of the Officer
Commanding Royal Artillery, Halifax District is now connected with the Citadel
Central Telephone Exchange -
The Station call will be H D and the hours of attendance
9 AM to 3 PM on Wednesdays and
9 AM to 10 AM on Sundays
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General Orders
Tuesday next the 28th instant being the Anniversary of the Coronation of Her
Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. The Royal Standard will be hoisted at 8oclock
AM, on that day and remain flying until sunset, and a Royal Salute will be
fired at noon, in honour of the day.
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June 27 1892
The undermentioned Non Comd
Officers and men 1st Leicestershire Regiment on Garrison Employment will be
temporarily relieved this day for the purpose of undergoing their Annual
Musketry Course
Rank - Name - How Employed - Whom Relieved by
Serjeant Thornton - Outpost Duty - Serjeant Williams
Serjeant Hall - Orderly to G.O.C. - Serjeant Ward
Private Hogan - Orderly to G.O.C. - Private Barrow
Private Clifton - Garrison Military Police - Private Daykin
Private Cooley - Garrison Military Police - Private Hill
Private Cooke - Garrison Military Police - Private Percival
Private Johnson - Garrison Military - Police Private Smith
Private King- Garrison Military Police - Private Matts
Private Crimp - Caretaker Garrison Grounds Chapel - Private Brown
Private Stanley - Caretaker Citadel Hill - Private Aver
Private Beasley - Orderly Officers Garrison Library - Private Wileman
Private Shelton - Caretaker Polo Grounds Private - Hayward
Private Spencer - Caretaker Pigeons - Private Hallam
Private Battams - Orderly D. A. A.G. - Private Coake
Private Brown - Orderly Garrison School - Private Underwood
Private Bradbury - Orderly S. O. S.O.- Private Bachelon
Private Smith - Orderly C. of E. Chaplin - Private Rickardson
Private Leinn - Groom A. D. C. - Private Broughton
Private Ellis Groom - D. A. A. G. - Private Worttey
Private Underwood - Labour B Stores - Private Hudson
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29 June 1892
The Troops in Garrison will Parade at 11:30 AM on Friday next in the Citadel in
"Review Order" to fire a feu-de-joie in
honor of Dominion Day. The Salute of guns will be fired by the local Militia
Artillery, in the same manner as fired by the
Royal Artillery on Queens Birthday. The Queen having graciously pleased to
approve the Dominion Day in Canada being
observed in a similar manner to her Majesty's Birthday, the Royal Standard will
be Hoisted at 8 AM on Friday the 1st of July and remain flying until sunset, A
Royal Salute will be fired at noon [ by the local Artillery Militia ] and a feu-de-joie by the Imperial Troops in Garrison
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