HLI Chronicle 1909 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

Dlgbland £Igbt Infantrp Cbronlcl~.VOL. IX., No. 3. JULY, 1909. PRICE FOlJRPENCE.Editor's Notes.MANY of our readers and old members of the2nd Battalion will have read with regret ofthe death of our old Commanding Officer,Major-General John Jago Trelawney, whichoocurred in May, at his own home, Coldrennick,in Cornwall. Colonel Jago, as he was knownin the 2nd Battalion (not having taken theadditional name of Trelawney until after hisretirement) spent the whole of his soldieringin the Regiment, and finally commanded the.Battalion from 1878 to 1883, including theperiod of the Egyptian campaign of ]882.GAZETTE.9th April.-Lieut. P. B. Davis to be Adjutantvice Brevet-Major E. Armstrong.llth April.-Supernumerary Captain T. A.Pollok-Morris is restored to the Establishmenton augmentation.28th ApriL-Lieut. H. H. M'D. Stevenson isseconded for service as an Adjutant ofTerritorial Infantry.1st June.-Lieut. G. Grey retires on retiredpay to serve in the Special Reserve,under the provisions of Article 510.Royal Warrant for pay.Lieut. C. H. M. M'Callum, the HighlandLight Infantry, is granted the localrank of Captain whilst employed withthe Malay States Guides.3rd Batt. King's Liverpool Regiment.­Lieut. G. Grey, retired pay, lateHighland Light Infantry, to be Captainunder provisions of Article 510. RoyalWarrant.28th April. -2nd Lieut. Sir Archibald C.Gibson Oraig, Bart., to be Lieut. viceH. H. M'D. Stevenson, seconded.Reg.No.CORPS.~eniiionctii'