The Nineteenth and Their Times / Being an Account of the Four Cavalry Regiments in the British Army That Have Borne the Number Nineteen and of the Campaigns in Which They Served

by J. Biddulph

El Teb (29th February).
Killed—
	Captain	F. A. Freeman.
	Sergeant	F. Keith.
		H. Grey.
		W. D. Brown (died of wounds).
	Corporal	H. Ibbott.
		P. Hughes.
	Lance Corporal	C. Maney.
	Trumpeter	R. Fanning (died of wounds).
	Private	H. Cottle.
		C. Singleton.
		H. Williams.
		W. Wilkinson.
		P. Webb.
		S. Garside (died of wounds).
Wounded—
	Lieutenant Colonel	P. H. S. Barrow.
	Captain	C. B. H. Jenkins.
	Troop Sergeant Major	T. Taylor.
	Sergeant	H. Phipps.
	Saddler	J. Ferguson.
	Corporal	C. Masters.

Private	H. Reeves.	F. Floyd.
	D. C. Price.	J. Waitt.
	E. Fitzpatrick.	W. Hollinshead.
	A. Hubbard.	F. Hainning.
	J. Bartley.	W. Lennon.
	J. Todd.	R. Shepperd.
	J. Sankey.	J. Raines.
	T. O’Connor Lee.	E. R. Cheeseman.

Tamai (13th March).
Killed—
	Private	W. Page.
Wounded—
	Lance Corporal	R. Williams.
	Private	T. Hamilton.

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APPENDIX E.

SPECIAL HONOURS GRANTED TO NINETEENTH HUSSARS FOR CAMPAIGN NEAR SUAKIN, 1884.

Companionship of the Bath.
Lieutenant Colonel	A. G. Webster.
	P. H. S. Barrow.
Mentioned in Dispatches.
Lieutenant Colonel	A. G. Webster.
	P. H. S. Barrow.
Major	J. C. Hanford-Flood.
Captain	C. B. H. Jenkins.
Regimental Sergeant Major	A. G. Lima.
Quarter Master Sergeant	W. Marshall.
Troop Sergeant Major	T. Taylor.
Sergeant	H. Phipps.
	W. S. Fenton.
Private	J. Bosely.
Victoria Cross.
Quarter Master Sergeant	William T. Marshall.
Distinguished Service Medal.
Troop Sergeant Major	T. Taylor.
Sergeant	H. Phipps.
	W. S. Fenton.
Private	J. Boseley.

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