Historical records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery

'GraveyardINDEX. 255' 'Eastern battery, 205.Eastport. town of, friendly resolutions, 26.Easty, J. H., lieutenant, 240.Edgar, James, captain, 86.Edwards, John C, won prize for attendanceat drill, 178 appointed orderly room clerk,;219.Ellis. Fred. H., lieutenant, 160.European & North American Railway, saluteon turning of sod, 77.Ewing, Joseph, lieutenant, 144, 150 ; on dutyat St. John fire and injured, 153; retires,171.Exhibition, Dominion, 1883, 167.Exhibition, Provincial, 163.Farmer, Richard, lieutenant, 124 captain,;126 ; muster roll of battery, 127; brevetmajor, 13^; quartermaster, 149; retired, 231.Fenian excitement, 130, 145.Fire at St. John, 1877, 154 ;force called out,155 : blowing down of walls, 156 ;accidentto Gunner Lamb, 156; to I,ieutenant Ewing,157 ; report of D. A. G. on, 158.'Flat Feet,' 80.Forts, The, 197 ; Dorchester battery, 5, 17,205 ;Fort Frederick, 27, 199.Foster, Fred. A., lieutenant, 241.Foster, George X,., sergeant, 114; lieutenant,243.Foster, Robert P., lieutenant, 207.Foster, vStephen Kent, lieutenant, 44, 48, 51;assisted in celebration of Queen's coronation,53 ;captain, 64 ;maintained efficiencyof portion of regiment, 72; major, 75; brevetlievitenant-Colonel, 85 ;assists in receptionof Prince of Wales, 96 ;presides at socialmeeting of officers, 98 , speech in responseto presentation of colors, 105 ;lieutenantcolonel,129 ; commission as evidence ofcontinuity of corps, 140 ;gazetted in brigade,143 ; as senior officer at St. John requestedto call out force for duty after fire,155 ;issues orders for corps to be in readinessfor emergency, 159 ;thanked for systematicpreparation, 160; retires with rank,167 ;death of. 178.Foster. Stephen Kent, jr., bombardier, 114 ;corporal, 115 ; sergeant, 125 ; lieutenant,130 ;called out, 131 ;reminiscences of Fenianscare. 133 : paymaster, 136, 140, 143.Foster, Walter E., lieutenant, 207.Eraser, J. W., lieutenant, 150.Frink, James, lieutenant, 246.Frodsham, Sergeant, gunnery of, 137.Frost, Wm. J., lieutenant, 86.Frye, Henry, lieutenant, 246.Gallagher, Francis, bombardier, Peters' battery,114.Garby, George, lieutenant, 126 ; called out,131.Gemmill, John F., lieutenant, 136.George III, jubilee of, 23 ;death of, 35.George IV, proclaimed, 35 ; birthday salute,38.Gilbert, Thos., lieutenant in Colville company,4, 9.Gillespie, C. T., assisted at concert, 210.Gillespie, Thos. F., lieutenant, 86 ; raisesbattery at Chatham, 136 ; battery removedfrom fist, 168.Glasgow, H. Adam, sergeant, 85.Goddard, H. W,, lieutenant, 252.Good, Sergeant, on Shoeburyness team. 173.Gordon, Governor, address on Trent affair,118 ; censures addresses from volunteers,122.Gordon, J[ohn J., lieutenant, 172 ; captain,174 ; major, 184; presentation to, 185; quartermaster,214, 233.Gordon, Robert H., lieutenant, 207.Governors and administrators of N. B.:Carleton, Thos., 3, 6, 25 Ludlow, GabrielG., 25; Winslow,;Edward, 25; Hunter,Major-General Martin, 25; Johnston, Lieutenant-ColonelGeorge, 25 Balfour, Major-General William. 25 ;;Smvthe, Major-GeneralG. T,. 25, 33 ;Hailes,' Lieutenant-ColonelHarris Wm., 33 Saumarez, Sir Thos.,;33; Chipman, Hon. Ward, 37 Douglas, SirHoward. 37, 38; Bliss,;Hon. John M., 38;Harvey, Sir John, 55 ; Colebrooke, Sir William,64; Manners-Sutton, J. H. T., 80;Gordon, Arthur H., 102, 117; Wilmot, L- A.,137 ;Tilley, vSir S. L., 149.' battery, 205.Gray, Arthur C. H. lieutenant, 239.Gray, Rev. Dr., consecrates colors, 103.Gray, Lieutenant Colonel John H., presentscolors, 103.Gray, Lieutenant William, 41.Greathead, Nicholas T., lieutenant, 132.Hall, Mark, lieutenant, 251.Hanford, Thos. T., lieutenant, 36.Harding, Geo. F., sergeant, 100.Hare, Lieutenant Chas., brings prize intoport of St. John, 29.Harris, Captain, 42, 247.Harrison, Chas. F., lieutenant, presentedwith N. W. medal, 175 ;captain, 207 ;services,172.Harrison, Mrs, C. W., assists at concert, 209.Hartt, Captain, J. T. T., assists at concert,210.Harvey, Sir John, governor during disputedboundary' question, 55.'Havelock ' battery, 100,Hayne, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard, referredto, 2 ; appointed to command of artillery,46 ;sketch of life, 49;provincial A. D. C,64; assistant adjutant-general, 75; adjutantgeneral,76 ; assists in reception of Princeof Wales, 96 ; report for 1860, 99 ;provincialA. D. C, 102;quartermaster-general, 119;colonel-commandant, 129.Hay, George, lieutenant, 247.Hea, Fred. L,, paymaster sergeant, death of218.