Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military AsylumDuke of York's Royal Military School
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Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military Asylum
Duke of York's Royal Military School
Duke of York's Royal Military School; Royal Military Asylum
OUR most dearly beloved Son, Field Marshal, Frederic, Duke of York and
Albany, Commander in Chief of all Our Forces in Our United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland; Our most dearly beloved Son, General, Edward,
Duke of Kent; Our most dearly beloved Son, Lieutenant General, Ernest
Augustus, Duke of Cumberland; Our most dearly beloved Son, Lieutenant
General, Adolphus Frederic, Duke of Cambridge;
General, Charles, Earl of Harrington, Colonel of Our First Regiment of
Life Guards; Brownlow, Bishop of Winchester; Lieutenant General, William,
Lord Cathcart, Colonel of Our Second Regiment of Life Guards; Our right
trusty and well beloved, William Windham, and Our right trusty and well
beloved, Charles Yorke, late, respectively, Secretaries at War; General,
Sir David Dundas, Knight of the Bath, Governor of Our Royal Hospital at
Chelsea; Lieutenant General, George Hewett, Barrack Master General to Our
Forces; Major General, Robert Brownrigg, Quarter Master General of Our
Forces; Major General, Harry Calvert, Adjutant General of Our Forces; Sir
Brook Watson, Baronet, Our Commissary General of Stores and Provisions in
Great Britain; the Reverend John Gamble, Chaplain General of Our Forces;
and Matthew Lewis, Esq. late Deputy Secretary at War;
Together with,
The General Commanding in Chief Our Forces in the United Kingdom, for the
time being; Our Secretary at War; Our Bishops of London and Winchester;
the Paymaster General of Our Land Forces; Our Master General of the
Ordnance; Our Quarter Master General; Our Adjutant General; Our Barrack
Master General; Our Inspector General of the Recruiting Service; the
Governor, and Lieutenant Governor, of Our Royal Hospital, at Chelsea; the
Colonels of Our Two Regiments of Life Guards; Our Judge Advocate General;
Our Commissary General of Stores and Provisions in Great Britain; the
Chaplain General of Our Forces; and Our Deputy Secretary at War; _All for
the Time being_; shall be Commissioners for the Government of our Royal
Military Asylum, and for the Direction, Management, and Control, of all
Affairs belonging thereto.
And, it is Our Royal Pleasure, that Our Commander in Chief for time being
shall be the President, and Our Secretary at War for the time being shall
be the Vice-President, of Our said Royal Military Asylum.
WE do hereby Grant to Our several Commissioners above specified, or any
Five or more of them, forming a Board, (of whom Our Commander in Chief,
Secretary at War, Paymaster General, Quarter Master General, Adjutant
General, or Governor of Chelsea Hospital, shall always be One) full Power
and Authority generally to do, perform, and direct, all such Matters and
Things, as They, in their Discretion, shall judge expedient, for the due
Government and Maintenance of Our said Asylum; subject to such further
Orders, Regulations, and Instructions, as WE shall at any time or times
hereafter think fit to give under Our Royal Sign Manual, in relation to
Our said Asylum, and to the Government thereof.
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