Denison had volunteered the services of the Governor-General's Body Guard, which were graciously accepted.
The following account of this affair is copied from the "Historical Record of the Governor-General's Body Guard," by Capt.
One of these cavalry troops (the Governor-General's Body Guard, of Toronto, under command of Major Geo.
Denison received orders to assemble the Governor-General's Body Guard, and proceed to the front next morning.
Rumsey was a good soldier, and not at all inclined to be quarrelsome, but through some evil influence he enraged one of General Mitchell's body guard to such a degree that he drew his pistol and shot him.
One player is chosen to be the Panjandrum, an important personage requiring a body guard.
They have also the name of "Lord Wellington's Body Guard" because, in 1811, they were attached to Headquarters.
This distinguished corps is the oldest regiment in the Army, hence its nickname of Pontius Pilate's Body Guard.
After these formalities were over I had opportunity of examining the guns of the sultan's body guard, also the ammunition.
This has grown gradually from a bodyguard of archers, and, as in Great Britain, the functions of the heavy cavalry regiments of the Guard preserve to some extent the name and character of a body guard (Gardes du Corps).
The genesis of the modern "Guide" regiments is perhaps to be found in a short-lived Corps of Guides formed by Napoleon in Italy in 1796, which appears to have been a personal escort or body guard composed of men who knew the country.
Frederick the Great also formed the Body Guard alluded to above.
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