Lieutenant colonel Frederick Mackeson CB (2 September 1807 – 14 September 1853) was an East India Company officer operating in the North West Frontier...

out his orders. These included contemporaries such as James Abbott, Frederick Mackeson and his brothers George Lawrence and John Lawrence, however the majority...

forced the British to make a frontal attack. It was estimated by Frederick Mackeson, Gough's attached political officer, that Sher Singh's army numbered...

officers such as Herbert Edwardes, James Abbott, Neville Chamberlain, Frederick Mackeson, Patrick Alexander Vans Agnew, William Hodson, Reynell Taylor, Harry...

Pollock in the Kabul Expedition in 1842, however his fellow agent Frederick Mackeson was preferred. Instead he was allowed to remain with his old corps...

Dalhousie sacked Lumsden as Commissioner in Peshawar replacing him with Frederick Mackeson. In 1852, Lumsden departed Peshawar and took leave in Britain after...

Singh supervised the bridge on behalf of the Sikhs and Lieutenant Frederick Mackeson did the same for the Company. The Governor-General reached Ropar on...

 British Raj Hassanzai tribesmen Commanders and leaders Lt. Col. Frederick Mackeson Unknown Strength 2400 Soldiers 1400 Native Militia 17 Cannons Several...

George St Patrick Lawrence Major Robert Leech Mr PB Lord Lieutenant Frederick Mackeson Lieut. Col. James Maclaren Lieut. Col. McDowell Lieut. Col. GHM McGregor...

prepared to ride into Mackeson's Union-occupied hometown of Newport, Missouri, even though this means certain death. Mackeson accepts a cup of brewed...