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126 HISTORICAL RECORDS OF THEThe new sergeant-major is now Dr. P. R. Inches of SaintJohn, and W. A. Lockhart was from 1889 to 1891 mayor ofthat city. Dr. Inches' brother, Keir Inches, was in 1838 amember of Captain, now Sir John C. Allen's company atFredericton, and was drowned on 19th July of that year whileon duty. The regiment erected a tombstone to his memory.In 1864 Captain John McLauchlan was succeeded byThomas M. McLachlan ; Captain E. W. Chestnut andJohn Simonds also retired. The Portland battery's officers became,captain,Richard Farmer; lieutenant, Wm. Cunard, andsecond lieutenant, George Garby. Second Lieutenant F. G.W. Lansdowne of Captain B. L. Peters' battery was giventhe rank of first lieutenant, practically a brevet rank. JacobD. Underhill was appointed second lieutenant in CaptainPick's battery, and Lieutenants Shannon and Taylor retired.Christopher Murray came into Captain S. R. Thomson'sbattery as first lieutenant, and Roger Hunter was promotedto the same rank. W. W. Street was also appointed secondlieutenant.Captain Pick's battery exhibited a great deal of social activityduring the year. In February they had a ' tea soiree 'in Smith's building, which was apparently a very enjoyableaffair, and in November held an assembly in Ritchie's building,an event which seems to have given a great deal of pleasure.The Portland battery held a ball in the old TemperanceHall on 25th February. The advertisement shows the committeeto have been Edward Jones, Richard Farmer,Thomas Scott, Wm. McKenzie, Geo. Kennedy, P. M.Parkinson, Wm. Barron, Wm. Ewing, Thos. Clark, JohnLord, James . McConnell, Matthew Mitchell, Geo. Carr,James McIntyre. Wm. Cathcart was secretary.
X. H. GARRISON ARTILLERY. 27The muster roll of Captain Farmer's battery for 1864 isstill extant. The following are the names :Thos. Scott,\Vm. McKenzie,Geo. Kennedy,Jas. Napier,P. M. Parkinson,\Vm. Hamilton,Wm. Morgan,Wm. Court,Thos. E. Andrews,James McConnell,William Cathcart,John Reed,Caleb Belyea,John B. Riley,Abel Hieben,Frederick McKenzie,Chas. Napier,Walter Starkie,John Y. Lord,Geo. Sturks,Jas. Mclntyre,Wm. Connor,Matthew Mitchell,Tobias Armstrong,John Andrews,William Laughery,John Young,Benj. Logan,Henry Buchanan,Robt. McClintock,Richard Gillespie,John Cunningham,Jas. S. Morgan,William Barron,William Taylor,George Tabor,Robt. Scott,Andrew Johnston,Robt. J. Patterson,John Stratton,Alex. McDougall,William Farrell,Herman Tapley,Geo. Young,John Y. McDermott,Henry Thos. Godsoe,Jas. Dunlop,Joseph Lee,John Vincent,James Elliott,James Boyd,Thomas Sullivan,James McKenzie,William Campbell,Joseph Mclntire,Thos. Morgan,James M. Powers,Samuel Murphy,Henry J. Pratt,Oliver A. Boles,Thos. Nixon,J.Ewing,William Allan,Joseph Saunders,John A. Ruddock,Thos. Godsoe,Uriah Belyea,John F. Case,William Logan.On the visit of the delegates from Upper Canada, who wereviewing the land previous to confederation, a salute was firedat Fredericton by Captain Berton's battery. In AugustLieutenant-Colonel Crowder, adjutant-general, resigned andwas succeeded by Colonel Thomas Anderson, of St. JohnVolunteer Battalion, who was formerly a captain in the 78thHighlanders.The artillery of St. John to the number of one hundred andfifty, under Captains Pick, B. L. Peters, McLachlan andFarmer, were reviewed on September 22nd, at King square,
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