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In 1854 he was appointed ^ [[addition]] [[deletion]] as [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] Commander-in-Chief at Bombay, but not | In 1854 he was appointed ^ [[addition]] [[deletion]] as [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] Commander-in-Chief at Bombay, but not | ||
long after he died while on a sea voyage in search of health. | long after he died while on a sea voyage in search of health. | ||
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In 1821 he [[addition]] [[deletion]] had [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] married ^ [[addition]] Lady [[/addition]] Augusta, Boyle, daughter of the Earl of | In 1821 he [[addition]] [[deletion]] had [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] married ^ [[addition]] Lady [[/addition]] Augusta, Boyle, daughter of the Earl of | ||
Glasgow; their only child, a daughter, died unmarried a year | Glasgow; their only child, a daughter, died unmarried a year | ||
after her father. | after her father. | ||
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their gratitude for numberless favours received. To their friend Frederick FitzClarence. 25th December. This presentation was made on Colonel FitzClarence's transference to the command of the 7th Royal Fusiliers.
In 1832, he arranged King William's Coronation procession Lord Frederick was promoted Major General in 1841, Lt. General in 1851. In 1854 he was appointed ^ addition deletion as /deletion /addition Commander-in-Chief at Bombay, but not long after he died while on a sea voyage in search of health.
In 1821 he addition deletion had /deletion /addition married ^ addition Lady /addition Augusta, Boyle, daughter of the Earl of Glasgow; their only child, a daughter, died unmarried a year after her father.
