[200] Naval and Military Gazette, January 8, 1859.
[201] Colossians iii. 15: “And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also ye are called in one body; and be ye thankful.”
[202] Root of Orchis mascula.
[203] July 24.
[204] The 10th Regiment was composed of the following, according to religious denomination; namely, Episcopalians, 29 officers and 236 men; Presbyterians, 8 and 28; Roman Catholics, 5 and 301. It may be taken as an example of an “English” regiment.
[205] Of their number a few enlisted into the 10th, and soon attempted to disseminate their particular doctrines. But Barrack-room Courts-Martial and sharp punishments—by means of belts—quickly convinced them that they were—so much matter in the wrong place.
[206] 5th and 6th Madras.
[207] London Gazette, May 14, 1859.
[208] Mr. (afterwards Sir Albert) Woods.
[209] I was the first regimental surgeon invested by Her Majesty with the Cross of the Bath.