Major-General A. S. M. Browne _Lieutenant-Colonel_ Coventry Williams _Major_ (_2nd in command_) A. D. Miller _Majors_ C. B. Bulkeley-Johnson W. F. Collins A. Lawson _Captains_ Hon. R. H. Lindsay A. G. Seymour Hon. A. J. M. St. Clair F. Swetenham R. D. Fordyce W. Long [1]H. B. Towse G. G. Middleton W. E. Lawrence [1]H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Connaught _Lieutenants_ W. McC. Duguid McCombie Hon. A. M. Henley C. R. Pawson F. A. U. Pickering S. J. Hardy J. M. F. Sprot [1]A. R. Moncrieff [1]E. H. Bonham [1]P. R. Laurie [1]M. J. C. S. Johnstone [1]A. B. Winch _Second Lieutenants_ [1]M. Borwick [1]T. E. Estcourt [1]J. J. Readman E. J. Hardy J. M. Wilson [1]Viscount Ebrington _Adjutant_ Capt. W. Long _Riding Master_ G. Parker (Hon. Captain) _Quarter Master_ T. M. Ross (Hon. Lieutenant) [1] This list is taken from the June Army List and checked with that for July, 1907. The officers marked with an asterisk are those who joined while the book was passing through the press. [Illustration: Generall Thomas Dalyell who served Charles the Second King of Great Brittaine as Major Generall of his Army at the Battle of Worcester and thereafter being taken prisoner by the Rebells after long imprisonment made his escape out of the Tower of London went to Muscovie where he served the Emperor of Russia as one of the Generals of his Forces against the Polanders and Tartars till the year 1665 when he was recalled by King Charles the second and thereafter did command His Majesties Forces at the defeat of the Rebells at Pentland Hills in Scotland and continued Lieutenant Generall in Scotland when His Majestie had any standing Forces in that Kingdom till the year of his death 1685 in the Raigne of our present Soveraigne James the second of Great Brittaine.]