William Hulme (British Army officer)

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the first gate, passed through the second gate and stopped at the third. Captain Peter MacGregor, Royal Scots, commanded the grenadiers. At the third gate, the Kiladar, with ten or eleven banyans and artificers, came out and surrendered to the pioneer officer. The Kiladar told the Adjutant General, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Conway, that, "What ever fault may have been committed, I am the guilty person, but let the garrison know what terms they are to have", and was sent on to headquarters. Blacker later supposed that: "It is possible their indecision arose from a division in their councils; and the departure of the Killedar from among them supports this conclusion".

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so by some of those about him, that the garrison acted treacherously upon the head of our party, in first admitting them through the wicket, and then setting upon them; but, however Sir T. Hislop's well-known humanity and moderation may acquit him (and we have good reason to know, that he was not the most morally culpable in that transaction) of a wanton or premeditated shedding of blood, still, in the affair of Talnair, his name as the chief commander must remain attached to it, and surely not under the most flattering colours.

1698: 668:. Daunting in appearance, the first line of infantry numbering some 5,000 stretched across from their left toward the Shipra, near Mahidpur, to a river on their right, and were covered in front by an artillery line of some 76 guns. Beyond that, a second line of a dense force of 30,000 horse filled the plain. The British forces numbered under 5,500, of which the 1st Brigade, infantry of the line, under Lieutenant Colonel R. Scott, Madras European Regiment (MER), was made up of Royal Scots flank companies under Captain Hulme, the 688:

artillerymen carrying on their deadly cannonade to the last. Holkar's left flank were pursued along the river bank to their camp, which when attacked by the Royal Scots caused them to retreat across the river. Holkar's right flank was overpowered at the same time by infantry and cavalry, and the centre, finding both flanks turned, gave way on the appearance of a brigade ascending from the river. Holkar's horse had also fled in the action, Holkar's artillery turning some guns and firing a salvo upon them as they left.

1744: 1730: 98: 1023: 1414:...and to my great surprise, in a few minutes a file of soldiers wore ordered to surround Pomare and make him prisoner. I accompanied him on board the North Star at his request, he seemed very much dispirited, and surprised at the sentinels being placed over him; and the tears came in his eyes while speaking of his wife and children, he said he had trusted to the faith of Europeans whom he had always protected; but that he had been taken 1394:—nor did I for a moment believe that Colonel Hulme, in the presence of his officers, would promise the chief safety, and, in the face of that promise, make him a prisoner of war. I had told Pomare that the word of my officer was the word of a gentleman, and that it would not be broken. While Mr M. and myself were in the midst of the natives, the troops were seen advancing up to the pah (who ever heard of an armed body walking, under a 1011: 30: 1402:

past the natives, and told the Officer in command, of all the circumstances, the advance was then stopped. Pomare went down with Mr. Meurant and myself, leaving the soldiers and natives within pistol shot of each other, each waiting for the signal to commence the combat. When Pomare reached the troops some conversation took place between the Colonel and him, through the interpreters…

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directly; his answer was,—"The Colonel must come to me." He sent the same answer to a second message. One of the interpreters now offered to remain a hostage in the pah—this I would not hear of. I then sent my final message to Pomare, that if he did not come to me in five minutes, I would attack his pah, this threat induced Pomare to come.

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My instructions were to bring the chief to the Colonel, and he had agreed to accompany me, but this movement of the troops, in a moment gave the signal of action on the part of the natives. A moment more and a destructive fire would have been opened, and our men must, have suffered severe loss, I ran

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and nearly related to some of the first families in the country, and his having been exposed naked from the walls, branded our name with an idea of barbarity and injustice, that in that quarter of India will not be easily effaced or forgotten. Sir T. Hislop supposed, or more probably was led to think

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appeared on the fort at about 5:00 pm, some pioneers approached the gate unopposed, and finding it barred, managed to enter through an opening made between the right wall and gate-frame. With the flag still flying and Arabs appearing on the walls, Gordon, his storming party and other officers entered

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The undaunted heroism displayed by the flank companies of the ROYAL SCOTS in storming and carrying, at the point of the bayonet, the enemy's guns on the right of Lieut.-Colonel Scot's brigade was worthy of the high name and reputation of that regiment. Lieutenant M‘Leod fell gloriously in the charge,

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and his warriors attacked the colonial forces as they approached the pā, with Heke and his warriors firing from behind the defences of the pā. There followed a savage and confused battle. Eventually the discipline and cohesiveness of the British troops began to prevail and the Māori were driven back

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but the fellow withdrew. He then put his hand on the hilt his sword and the grenadiers took to seizing matchlocks. Taking offense, the Arabs called out in their language, "Their honour and their faith", drew daggers and set upon the party, killing Gordon and the three grenadiers. Murray fell wounded

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had been stationed in the West Indies since 1803. Hulme joined the regiment with the rank of lieutenant on 26 June 1805, but his service in North America soon came to an end on 17 December 1805. A substantially reduced second battalion returned to England in January 1806 to news of the revolt of two

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The Memorial of Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Hislop, Bart. G. C. B. late Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Fort St. George in the East Indies, and Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Deccan in the late Mahratta war, acting for himself in the later capacity, as likewise on behalf of the said Army

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The fort was taken that evening, 27 February 1818. The Kiladar was hung from a tree on the fort's flagstaff tower; an officer relieving him of living through it with a musket ball. Hislop noted: "Whether he was accessory or not to the subsequent treachery of his men, his execution was a punishment

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ajar. Talk of terms was carried on but, without an interpreter acquainted with the customs, not mutually understood. Murray pushed his way through the wicket, sword undrawn as friendly gesture to the few Arabs in front of the gate, followed by Gordon and three grenadiers. The staff officer outside

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The fort was chiefly garrisoned by Arabs. A deep ravine surrounded the fort's mound. On the western side, commanding river and fords, its terre-plein was about 70 feet above the riverside; the walls on top were no higher than 16 feet. The interior sloped to the eastern entrance complex of turrets,

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Hulme's flank companies were tasked with leading the attack toward the right on Holkar's left flank and at Dubli. Steady but determined, suffering severe injuries from grape and chain shot, a bayonet charge through Holkar's artillery cleared Dubli and drove the flank's infantry to flee; Holkar's

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flying in Pomare's pah; but as the proclamation only authorized loyal natives to shew it, I could not recognise it as an emblem of peace from a supposed rebel.—The troops commenced disembarking, and when landed, I sent two Interpreters with a message into the pah, to desire Pomare to come to me

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Hislop resolved to attack. Artillery were brought up at 10:00 am; 6-pounders, 5½-inch howitzers and rockets kept up fire on the entrance complex and into the fort. The Storming Party under Major John Gordon, Royal Scots, consisting of the flank companies under Captain Hulme and Madras European

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Summary of the Mahratta and Pindarree Campaign During 1817, 1818, and 1819, Under the Direction of the Marquis of Hastings: Chiefly Embracing the Operations of the Army of the Deckan, Under the Command of His Excellency Lieut.-Gen. Sir T. Hislop, Bart. G.C.B. with Some Particulars and

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The military forces arrived at Heke's pā at Puketutu on 7 May 1845. Lieutenant Colonel Hulme and his second in command Major Cyprian Bridge made an inspection of Heke's pā and found it to be quite formidable. Lacking any better plan they decided on a

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by night; the inhabitants evacuating the pā with little resistance. Property said to have been stolen from Kororāreka and elsewhere was believed to have been concealed in dense bush, making it impossible to find. Phillpotts took away several boats.

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Crossing the river at the ford, they came under cannon fire and formed up under shelter of the opposite bank, along with Hislop and staff. Malcolm ordered Hulme's flank companies, the MER and 2/14th MNI to move up and form on top of the bank.

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Artillery fire on the gates, and the likelihood of assault, troubled the garrison. The Kiladar called for terms at about 4:00 pm, and when requested to open the gates and unconditionally surrender, he promised to comply. When a

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toward the wicket, fending off with his sword. As the Arabs closed the wicket, a grenadier on the outside thrust his musket through the gap whilst Lieutenant Colonel Mackintosh, Commissariat, and Captain M‘Craith,

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Regiment under Captain Maitland, stood by. As the day proceeded, with support of the Rifle Corps and the 3rd Light Infantry, they moved up with two guns to shelter in a ravine south-east of the fort.

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since January 1820. Their first child, Jane Mary Hulme, was born at Newington on 9 June 1822. In July that year, Major Hulme exchanged places with Captain Matthew Ford, to be Captain of the

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on 19 December 1846, Hulme advanced from Brevet Lieutenant Colonel to Lieutenant Colonel without purchase in 1848. He then retired from soldiering in 1849 and moved back to New Zealand.

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with the 96th Regiment under Lieut. Colonel Hulme and about 50 volunteers under command of Cornthwaite Hector, sailed out of Auckland for the Bay of Islands on 27 April, anchoring off

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Hulme later reported to FitzRoy that in obedience with FitRoy's instructions, he "prepared to attack the rebel chiefs, and to destroy their property". On the morning of 29 April. HMS

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In 1849 he sold out of the service, and returned to Auckland, where to the hour of his death, he was all along held in the highest estimation as an upright and honourable colonist.

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where a treaty was settled on 6 January 1818, defining the state's territories that were to be defended against all enemies. In general orders of 23 December 1817, Hislop observed:

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and the conduct of Captain Hulme, Captain M‘Gregor, and of every officer and man belonging to it entitles them to his Excellency's most favourable report and warmest commendation.

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On the morning of 22 December, Holkar's army were found arranged in two lines on the high ground about the ruined hilltop village of Dubli about half a mile beyond the ford on the

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and command the troops there. Another son, Charles Francis, was born at Norfolk Island on 9 March 1842. The Hulmes and the detachment of the 96th departed Norfolk Island by the

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moved off for Waikare Inlet but light winds slowed their five mile voyage to a midnight anchorage off Otuihu, the exposed pā of a supposed rebel chief, Pomare. Hulme reported:

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within 60 miles of Russell as well as notice of 26 April, stating that: "During the continuance of war, no natives may approach the Ships, the Soldiers, or encampment at the

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832:, requiring him to turn back. Shot was also fired at the baggage column entering the town. Having just heard of the intention to resist, Hislop sent Lieutenant Colonel 364:, Devon, on 3 June 1829, and following her death in 1833, retired from service with rank of Brevet Major on 5 December 1835. His nephew, Charles Francis Hulme, Ensign, 661:, as political officer, received Holkar's representatives on 15 December but dismissed them after some four days of unsuccessful negotiations and prepared for attack. 348:, Spain and south-western France from 1810–1814, and the Netherlands campaign from 1815, commanding a division of the pontoon train. They followed the army through to 1392:

that no one would hurt him. I had never been told officially that Pomare was to be taken a prisoner, and must go, as such, to the Governor, on board the "North Star,"

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fort, ceded under the Treaty of Mandsaur, on 23 February. Expecting friendly territory, the baggage column moved on ahead of the troops to Panakhed, Karwand and the

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and of other troubles. The battalion was immediately ordered to India, reinforced to 1000 men with volunteers from the third and fourth battalions stationed at

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ramparts and gates at descending levels. Blacker's reconnaissance revealed no guns on the western face, so camp was set about a mile northwest on 27 February.

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from September 1825, where a son, William, was born in October 1825. Another son, John Wills, though, was born on 4 April 1827; baptised at St David,

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Lieutenant Colonel MacGregor Murray, Gordon, MacGregor and some Royal Scots moved on through the fourth gate to the stop at last fifth gate with its

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clasp, presented to officers and men of 1st Regiment (Royal Scots), 2nd Battalion, who were specially mentioned in the Commander-in-Chief's orders.

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WO 25/3913 Statement of Services of John Lyon Hulme of the Royal Engineers with a Record of such Particulars as may be useful in case of his Death

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justly due to his rebellion in the first instance, particularly after the warning he had received in the morning." Carnaticus commented in 1820:

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Several years later, from 29 January 1824, Brevet Major Hulme was transferred from the 7th Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, to be Captain of the new

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from 11 October 1796; 6th Irish Brigade from 20 September 1799; 2nd Garrison Battalion with rank of lieutenant from 26 September 1805; and the

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The general impression through the British camp was, that we had acted treacherously on this occasion; but the execution of the Killedar, a

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Historical Records of the 7th or Royal Regiment of Fusiliers: Now Known as the Royal Fusiliers (the City of London Regiment), 1685–1903

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From the arrival of additional troops in June 1845, Hulme was superseded in command of the forces in New Zealand by Lieutenant Colonel

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and the right briefly formed part of force in southern Maratha country. The two wings met up in Bellari in May, then moved on to

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seized during this campaign was enormous, and led to bitter argument over prize money for many years. Following approval of the

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on 20 March where he issued last orders on 31 March. Hulme took leave from 30 November 1819, shortly before the battalion quit

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on 22 October. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Fraser's Royal Scots companies marched out east-northeast on 15 October for

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A List of All the Officers of the Army and Royal Marines on Full and Half-pay with an Index: and a Succession of Colonels

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on 4 August. The 2nd Detachment under Hulme proceeded from Bolton on 29 August 1839, for embarkation on board the barque

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Hone Heke's pā, Puketutu, under attack by British forces, 8 May 1845. Artist: Copy after John Williams, 58th Regt, 1845.

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was, at the time of their birth, an assistant engineer and draughtsman at Halifax, Nova Scotia. He went on to serve as

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gave an order to disarm the Arabs, strongly repeated. Murray put out his hand out inviting an Arab to surrender his

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With Sir John Malcolm's support, Hulme was awarded the rank of Brevet Major on 23 December 1817. Battle honours of

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The engagement, which ended at 1:30 pm had lasted some two or three hours. Malcolm, thereafter, pursued Holkar to

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Both Mr. Meurant and myself used every argument to persuade him to trust to the word of our commanding officer—

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the British had no way to breach the defences of the pā. Hulme decided to disengage and withdraw his force to

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A pair of Gill and Knubley flintlock duelling pistols, circa 1790, possibly owned by Lt Col William Hulme.

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Memoir of the Operations of the British Army in India: During the Mahratta War of 1817, 1818, & 1819

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William Hulme died on Tuesday, 21 August 1855, in his 68th year and was buried with military honours in

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The head of the storming party fell back in confusion. Though the garrison had advantage of the gate's

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RA GEO/ADD/18/44-45 Appointment of William Brown Hulme as Sheriff of the County of Sydney, Nova Scotia

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were landed, a proclamation was read, the Union Jack was hoisted under a 21 gun salute from HMS

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Pindari freebooting had reached a point where, in about August 1817, under the governorship of

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Capt M‘Craith drags Lt Col Murray clear of the wicket whilst warding off blows with his sword.

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Returned to England, Hulme married Jane Wills (1798–1872), daughter of John Wills, Proctor,

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After a 112 day voyage, Hulme, family, 2nd Detachment of the 96th and prisoners arrived at

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Hulme explained to Pomare that his conduct had been very bad; that he must go on board

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on 11 February 1812. In July, four companies suppressed a mutiny of company troops at

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Their father, also William Brown Hulme (1757–1841), having been transferred from the

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Abridgement of the Report of the Proceedings in the Case of the Deccan Prize Money

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Hulme was stationed with the 96th Regiment at Halifax from September 1824, and in

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on the same day. His military career is perhaps better known for his part in the

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The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Maori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period

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Upon leaving college, Hulme received a commission as ensign in the newly raised

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from 1 January 1854 but received less support in the idea of an appointment to

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Based in Hobart, Van Diemen's Land, with his troops, since arrival of the ship

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Hone Heke's pā, Puketutu, under attack. Artist: John Williams, 58th Regt, 1845.

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at anchor, about re-establishing authority there, the Grenadier company of the

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British tombs erected to the memory of the officers killed, Thalner Fort, 2017.

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Papers on Subjects Connected with the Duties of the Corp of Royal Engineers

1139:. Since 21 June, detachments of the Regiment were made ready for travel to 911: 665: 443: 360:. He also served in Malta and Ireland. John married Mary Hart at St David, 306: 121: 1881:

The Church of England in Nova Scotia and the Tory Clergy of the Revolution

1644: 1568:, a soldier who did very little to inspire any confidence in his troops. 1524:

inside the pā. But they were by no means beaten, far from it, as without

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in flat-bottomed boats with the 1st division on 30 November, arrived at

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1656: 1395: 1366: 1294: 1293:,—wherever placed; without having a Missionary, or a Protector, with a 1152: 1062: 919: 849: 642:. The 1st and 3rd divisions of the army encamped there on 12 December. 431:

Church, Kent, on 3 August 1811, his sons, William and John, gained two

428: 828:, making for encampment across the river, was fired upon as he passed 3008:. Ministry for Culture and Heritage – NZ History online. 3 April 2009 2324:

Pindari Society and the Establishment of British Paramountcy in India

1525: 1144: 1116: 1088: 923: 915: 874: 862: 555: 547: 516: 508: 504: 446:, went on to be a surgeon. He left Britain for New Zealand in 1856. 1615: 1529: 1245: 1143:, assigned to escorting convicts. The 1st Detachment departed from 1100: 798:

they were joined by Lieutenant Colonel Heath and his detachment of

795: 692: 646: 639: 619: 559: 523:, reuniting at Machilipatnam in 1811 in expectation of joining Sir 432: 336:, on 23 September 1790. He went on to receive a commission in the 2840:. Vol. 10, no. 1008 Supplement. 1 July 1840. p. 1. 2445: 1553: 1489:(sometimes called Te Mawhe and Okaihau) on the northeast side of 1415: 1215:

Norfolk Island convict settlement, c. 1839. Artist: Thomas Seller

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in Ireland a year later. Back to England, they were stationed at

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of Thalner intended to resist ceding the fort were not credible.

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on 11 September 1807. The Royal Scots battalion was held over at

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on 18 February, and marched on down Sendhwa ghat. They received

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but were redirected to assist the British force under attack at

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Sketch of the attack on the fort of Thalner, 27 February 1818.

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unit. In parallel operations elsewhere, on 7 May, Lieutenant

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Battlefield of Mahidpur from the Shipra River, December 1817.

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Great Britain. Army. Army of the Deccan, 1817, 1818 (1824).

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Cowan, James (1922). "Chapter 6: The Fighting at Omapere".

2651:. Vol. 1. Perth: R. A. & J. Hay. pp. 504–505. 2182:(June). Chatham: The Institution of Royal Engineers: 82–96. 1998: 582: 528: 491:

Hulme's service in the East Indies began on arrival at the

419:'s corps on the south coast of Spain, and 50 more with Sir 301:(10 May 1788 – 21 August 1855) was an officer of the 3387:

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2754:"Libraries and Leisure: Museum of the Manchester Regiment" 1306:

had sailed for the Bay of Islands on 23 April. The barque

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96th Regt full dress coatee worn by Lt Col William Hulme.

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Member, General Legislative Council of New Zealand, 1849

3286:. Vol. 11, no. 705. 31 March 1854. p. 2. 3272:. Vol. 5, no. 340. 11 August 1849. p. 2. 2894:. Vol. 10, no. 521. 16 March 1844. p. 2. 2719:. No. 17999. London. 7 February 1824. p. 212. 2644: 2029:. Vol. 11, no. 705. 31 March 1854. p. 2. 2876:. Vol. 3, no. 184. 27 March 1844. p. 5. 1959:"2. Remarks on the Military Operations in New Zealand" 3254:. Vol. 5, no. 333. 26 July 1849. p. 2. 3173:. Vol. 4, no. 170. 7 June 1845. p. 54. 2982: 2980: 2978: 2929:. Vol. 2, no. 53. 20 April 1844. p. 2. 2858:. Vol. 13, no. 1546. 3 May 1842. p. 3. 2691:. London: Baldwin, Cradock and Joy. pp. 181–190. 2015:. Vol. 5, no. 333. 26 July 1849. p. 4. 776:

Plan of the encampment at Mahidpur, 21 December 1817.

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The New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian

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The New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian

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Hulme also commanded the military forces during the

2950:. Vol. 3, no. 121. 6 May 1845. p. 2. 2559: 2557: 2224:. London: John Murray. 1 January 1842. p. 242. 546:, and returned to Tiruchirappalli. They marched to 511:where they remained until 1808, then moved back to 3372:British military personnel of the New Zealand Wars 3112:"New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian" 2975: 2971:. Vol. 1, no. 1. 7 June 1845. p. 2. 2820:Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Advertiser 2400: 2398: 2396: 2394: 2392: 2390: 2388: 2009:"Government Gazette: Legislative, Council Chamber" 1763:Cross belt and pouch worn by Lt Col William Hulme. 1174: 984:Lt Col Murray withstands his adversaries. Artist: 2959: 2957: 2933: 2662: 2660: 2658: 2386: 2384: 2382: 2380: 2378: 2376: 2374: 2372: 2370: 2368: 786:Marching from Mahidpur, the army stopped over at 752:Plan of the Battle of Mahidpur, 21 December 1817. 622:on 7 November, they moved on to take part in the 3313: 3218:The Maitland and Hunter River General Advertiser 3100:. Vol. 1: 1845–1864. Wellington: R.E. Owen. 2911:. Vol. 7. London: John Murray. p. 249. 2599:, Court of Proprietors of East-India Stock, 1824 2596:Papers Respecting the Pindarry and Mahratta Wars 2554: 2143: 2141: 94: 3083:. Wellington: Samuel Costall. pp. 173–179. 2804:. Vol. 27, no. 1233. 14 January 1840. 2361:. London: Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen. 1952: 1950: 1948: 3052: 2954: 2655: 2563: 2365: 2350: 2348: 2346: 2344: 2342: 2340: 2338: 2336: 2334: 2314: 2162: 2160: 1135:, Salford Barracks in December 1839 and later 1087:, Hampshire, in 1836, the regiment marched to 3038:. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. pp. 225–226. 2627: 2589: 2587: 2585: 2583: 2299: 2297: 2295: 2293: 2291: 2289: 2287: 2285: 2249: 2247: 2245: 2243: 2241: 2239: 2237: 2235: 2233: 2231: 2138: 1923:. Guernsey: Frederick B. Guerin. p. 359. 1326:on the 28 April. After consultation with Sir 712:were added to the 1st Regiment (Royal Scots) 3342:Military personnel from Halifax, Nova Scotia 3025: 3023: 2538: 2536: 2534: 2532: 2530: 2528: 2493:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 1945: 1912: 1910: 1908: 634:on 8 December and marched on to encamp near 3377:19th-century New Zealand military personnel 2965:"Narrative of Events at the Bay of Islands" 2748: 2746: 2739:. London: Smith, Elder and Co. p. 148. 2728: 2726: 2331: 2157: 1873: 1871: 1869: 1487:attack on Heke's pā, Te Kahika, at Puketutu 1365:At daylight, I was much surprised to see a 3232:"Emigrant Ship Ocean Monarch Burnt at Sea" 2580: 2497:) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 2404: 2320: 2282: 2264: 2228: 2194:"Wellington's Dispatches: July 21st, 1808" 1894: 649:where the army of the Marahaja of Indore, 592: 415:. In 1808, 45 RSC were with Major General 28: 3171:Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle 3020: 2525: 2260:. London: Parker, Furnivall & Parker. 1968:. New Series 3. London: John Weale: 5–69. 1956: 1905: 1884:. New York: Thomas Whitaker. p. 209. 1878:Eaton, Arthur Wentworth Hamilton (1891). 1061:then being reformed at Salford Barracks, 312: 289:Manager, Colonial Bank of Issue, Auckland 287:Postmaster, Province of Auckland, 1854–55 3189:New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero 2898: 2743: 2723: 2617:. London: Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen. 2603: 2429:. London: Suttaby & Co. p. 196. 2039: 1866: 1268:, 1845–1846, the first Anglo-Māori war. 3006:"Puketutu and Te Ahuahu – Northern War" 2511: 2505: 2459: 2354: 2166: 1834: 824:Miles ahead, a sick officer carried by 466:The first and second battalions of the 3314: 3076: 2998: 2303: 2270: 2253: 2131:, Royal Archives, Windsor – via 1916: 1832: 1830: 1828: 1826: 1824: 1822: 1820: 1818: 1816: 1814: 1638: 1091:in October, then sailed to station at 3093: 3029: 2780:"Record of Services of 96th Regiment" 2758:Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council 2542: 2422: 1877: 3332:Pre-Confederation Nova Scotia people 2904: 2732: 2609: 2480:The Claims of the Army of the Deccan 34:William Hulme, 96th Regiment of Foot 3397:19th-century British Army personnel 3337:University of King's College alumni 3087: 3070: 2310:. Simla: Government Monotype Press. 1811: 1310:with the 58th Regiment under Major 902:they crossed the Tapti and reached 676:(1/14th MNI) under Major Smith and 657:, had assembled. Brigadier General 321:on 10 May 1788. He was educated at 13: 3392:Burials at Symonds Street Cemetery 2543:Neill, James George Smith (1843). 2327:(Thesis). University of Wisconsin. 2221:The New Army List for January 1842 2169:"The Royal Staff Corps, 1800–1837" 1957:Collinson, Thomas Bernard (1853). 1901:. London: War Office. p. 362. 1844:, The National Archives, p. 7 1183:, in March he accompanied Captain 1033: 540:1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots) 14: 3408: 2908:The New Annual Army List for 1846 2046:New Zealand Historic Places Trust 1517:frontal assault the following day 562:where they were employed against 538:The regiment was restyled as the 471:Sepoy battalions employed by the 344:in Portugal, particularly on the 325:, Windsor, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 317:William Browne Hulme was born at 2668:"Funeral of the Late Col. Hulme" 2648:A Military History of Perthshire 2521:. London: Stanley Paul & Co. 2304:Burton, Reginald George (1910). 2040:McKenzie, Joan (11 April 2011). 1788: 1772: 1756: 1742: 1728: 1712: 1696: 1633: 1610:In 1846 he purchased a house in 1589: 1583:State Library of New South Wales 1573: 1453: 1434: 1271: 1208: 1021: 1009: 997: 977: 965: 951: 939: 769: 757: 745: 733: 645:On 14 December they marched for 423:'s corps. The RSC were based at 340:on 24 June 1809; serving in the 115: 96: 3290: 3276: 3258: 3244: 3224: 3206: 3177: 3159: 3141: 3122: 3104: 2915: 2880: 2862: 2844: 2826: 2808: 2790: 2772: 2709: 2695: 2678: 2638: 2621: 2470: 2453: 2446:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) 2433: 2416: 2211: 2186: 2116: 2101: 2076: 2060: 2033: 2019: 1175:Norfolk Island penal settlement 781: 680:(2/14th MNI) under Major Ives. 269: 3357:96th Regiment of Foot officers 3302:The Southern Cross: Supplement 2550:. London: Smith, Elder and Co. 2110:England and Wales Census, 1861 1972: 1927: 1888: 1848: 1650: 1621: 1501:, RN, with seamen of HM Ships 1374:Hulme's two interpreters were 1224: 618:. Joining the 2nd division at 461: 158:7th Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) 1: 2512:Steward, W. Augustus (1915). 1804: 1605: 1250:Launceston, Van Dieman's Land 1218:National Library of Australia 1052:7th Regiment, Royal Fusiliers 678:2/14th Madras Native Infantry 674:1/14th Madras Native Infantry 638:, some 28 miles (45 km) from 3220:. Vol. 4, no. 258. 1199:on 28 February, arriving at 1158: 906:on 6 March, then to Porlah, 879:1/2nd Madras Native Infantry 790:, 2–6 February, and crossed 527:'s expedition against Dutch 468:1st (Royal) Regiment of Foot 403:, from 12 June 1792; in the 7: 2905:Hart, Henry George (1846). 2733:Hart, Henry George (1839). 2634:. 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