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Accession Number

NAM.1986-04-88-6

Description

Letter from Sir John Bennet Hearsey, 8th Regiment of Bengal Cavalry, Kidapore Bridge Calcutta, 22 Apr 1809. Written to his mother and sister, he describes his journey up country from Barasat, and the disturbances caused by two cadets duelling, and the breaking of a staircase in their barracks; with typescript transcript.

Units

8th Regiment of Bengal Cavalry

People

Sir John Bennet HEARSEY, (1793-1865)

Associated collection
Width: 8.5 cm
Text: 13.5 cm
Edward VIII, (1894-1972)
Width: 18.5 cm
Text: 37 cm
Part 1: 45.5 cm
Part 1: 28 cm
Signh, Gobind
Randolph Bezzant Holmes
Jemadar Gobind Singh, VC, 28th Light Cavalry, 1920 (c)
Width: 15 cm
Text: 10 cm
Part 1: 19 cm
Part 1: 25 cm
Walery
Width: 14 cm
Text: 10 cm
Part 1: 15.5 cm
Part 1: 10.5 cm
Connaught and Strathearn, Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of, (1850-1942)
Maull and Fox
Width: 14 cm
Text: 10 cm
Part 1: 11 cm
Part 1: 16.5 cm
Birtles
Width: 14 cm
Text: 10 cm
Part 1: 16.5 cm
Part 1: 11 cm
Width: 16.5 cm
Text: 12 cm
Width: 8.75 cm
Text: 13.5 cm
Hearsey, Charles John Rumball
Mayall, John Jabez Edwin
Width: 9 cm
Text: 6 cm
Part 1: 10 cm
Part 1: 6.5 cm
Sir John Bennet HEARSEY, (1793-1865)
Debenham, W E
Width: 8.5 cm
Text: 5.75 cm
Part 1: 10 cm
Part 1: 6.5 cm
Suffolk, George Charles Howard, Earl of
Width: 14 cm
Text: 9.5 cm
Part 1: 16.75 cm
Part 1: 10.75 cm
Sir John Bennet HEARSEY, (1793-1865)
Ward, Edward Matthew
Kent and Lacey
Width: 13.5 cm
Text: 10 cm
Part 1: 16.5 cm
Part 1: 11 cm
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