Images from England, Scotland and Ireland
The Regulars
2nd Lt. Hylbert John Birkbeck
1st West India Regiment
&

Border Scouts
1899
Unidentified Trooper
7th "The Queens Own" Hussars.
c. 1900
Brigade Sergeant-Major
William H. Garlick
Royal Horse Artillery

c. 1870's
Unidentified Private
Prince Albert's
Somerstshire Light Infantry
Hand Tinted Cabinet Photo
c. 1880's
Captain W. A. Hebden
1st Battalion, The Essex Regiment

Cabinet Photograph
Essex, England
1899
Staff Sergeant
2nd Battalion
The Gordon Highlanders
c. 1880's
Sergeants
Kings Royal Rifle Corps
c. 1892
Unidentified Gunner
Royal Marine Light Artillery
&
Nurse
c. 1900
Trumpeter
Henry Hollington Sawyer
H.A.C
City Imperial Volunteers
1899
Lance Corporal
1st Battalion
South Wales Borderers
c. 1890
Unidentified Trooper
c. 1900
Unidentified
Artilleryman
c. 1890's
Belfast, Ireland
c. 1900
Unidentified Mounted
Artillery Sergeant
c. 1900
Cooks
1st Battalion,
The Durham Light Infantry
1895
Soldier's Bunk
c. 1895
Captain
Godfrey Baldwin
19th Regiment of Foot
1873
Sergeant John Colley
43rd Regiment of Foot
c. 1869
Private J.C. Weeks
1st Battalion,
22nd Regiment of Foot
1877
Lieutenant
Conway Stratford George Canning
Kings Royal Rifle Corps
c. 1884
Lieutenant
Charles Frederick Lennock
1st Battalion,
The Suffolk Regiment
c. 1883
Cadet
Harry Charles Harvey
Royal Military College, c.
1870 - 1903
( 5 images)
Lord Cardigan: "Paymaster? Paymaster Duberley? That ain't a rank, it's a trade!"
      from the 1968 film The Charge of the Light Brigade.
Policemen
c. 1870's
George Sydney Carr
of Foot
"The Buffs"
c. 1870
Officer
25th Regiment of Foot
c. 1870's
Carte de Visite-Sized Gemtype
(Ferrotype)
Royal Artillery
c. 1860's
Captain
Henry Fludyer
Scots Guards
c. 1870's
Colonel
Richard G. A. Luard
62nd Regiment of Foot
c. 1865
Captain
20th Regiment of Foot
c. 1860
Lieutenant-Colonel
William George Hamley
Royal Engineers
c. 1859
Unidentified Ensign
64th Regiment of Foot
c. 1860's
The Volunteers
Unidentified Private
1st Volunteer Battalion
The South Wales Borderers
c. 1890's
Staff Sergeant
Henry J. B. Paish
19th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
c. 1900
Lt. Rupert Wilkin
13th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
"The Queen's Westminster Rifles"
c. 1888
Lieutenant
William Adams
Caithness Artillery Volunteers
c. 1890
Bugler
28th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
"Irish Rifles"
Volunteer Battalion
The Cheshire Regiment
c. 1900
Chaplain
Volunteer Forces
c. 1900
Sergeant
14th County of London Battalion
The London Regiment
"London Scottish"
c. 1904
Signaler
Arthur E. L. Jones
No 4 University Co.
1898
Colour Sergeant
8th Battalion
The Kings Liverpool Regiment
"Liverpool Scottish"
c. 1890's
Lieutenant (later Lieutenant Colonel) R. E. Martin
C.M.G., T.D. D.L.
5th battalion, The Leicestershire Regiment
c. 1900's
Ambulanceman
Tom Rowen
St. John's Ambulance Brigade
c. 1900
Officer
St. John's Ambulance Brigade
c. 1900
Quartermaster Sergeant
c. 1900
Ambulancemen
Frederick and Luke Suthers
in Foreign Service Order
St. John's Ambulance Brigade
c. 1900
Veteran Sergeant
1st Caithness Volunteer Artillery
c. 1880's
Ambulanceman
Home Service Order
St. John's Ambulance Brigade
c. 1902
Yeomanry
Trooper & Brothers
Yeomany Cavalry
Imperial Yeomanry
c. 1901
Trooper
City Imperial Volunteers c.
Unidentified Trooper
Sussex Imperial Yeomanry
c. 1900's
Sergeant & Wife
168th Company, 28th Battalion
"Westminster Dragoons"
Imperial Yeomanry
c. 1901
Saddler
Imperial Yeomanry
c. 1901
Unidentified Rifleman
20th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
"Artist Rifles"
c. 1880's
Tyssen Sowley Holroyd
ex 34th and 23rd
Regiments of Foot
Regiment
Volunteer Battalion, Essex
Signed Cabinet Photograph
Gill - Photographer
Colchester, England
1891
same regiment.

Later in 1855 Holroyd was with his regiment in the Crimea where
he took part in the siege and taking of Sebastopol and the assault
on the Redan on 8 September, 1855.

Meangunge, the siege and fall of Lucknow, the relief of Azimgur
and the defeat of rebels by Sir R. Kelly in Nepal.
Colour-Sergeant
Patrick Riordan DCM
Duke of Cornwall's Rifle Volunteers
c. 1890
William Thornley
Royal Artillery.
c. 1900
Unidentified Private
c. 1868
Major
William D. S. Dickens
20th Regiment of Foot
c. 1860
William Pollexfen Radcliffe
20th Regiment of Foot
c. 1863
No. 2040 Private John McDermond
Promoted Corporal
47th Regiment of Foot,
2nd Division.

Awarded the Victoria Cross for
Gallantry at the Battle of Inkerman
on 5th November, 1854.

Carte de Visite
Reproduced c. 1880 from a glass
plate original c. 1857
John McDermond was born in
Clackmannan, Scotland around of
the enemy while serving with the
42nd Regiment of Foot/2nd Division.
Charles Alfred Howard McPherson
5th Lancashire Rifle Voluteers
2nd West India Regiment
1873-1889
&
Colonial Volunteer?
1880's
Unidentified Private
4th Volunteer Battalion
The Queens (West Surrey) Regiment
c. 1900
Bugler
Imperial Yeomanry
Trooper
Frederick James Hunt
2nd Life Guards
c. 1898
Frederic William Piggin
c. 1900
Unidentified Officer
Hand Tinted CDV
c. 1875
Unidentified Private
1st Regiment of Foot
The Royal Scots
c. 1879
Unidentified
Sergeant
Hand Tinted CDV
c. 1867
Mount, Cork, Ireland Shawe.

He was appointed
Sub-Lieutenant of the  West
March, 1877.

An outline of his military career
follows:

Lieutenant - West Cork
Artillery (Militia) - 31 May, 1877
Edward Sylvester Gillman
31st Regiment of Foot /
South Wales Borderers

Carte de Visite
Belfast, Ireland
c.1880
Sergeant
David H. Muir
Edinburgh Artillery Volunteers
c. 1903
Wheeler
Lewis Tizard
Royal Engineers
c. 1885
Cyclist
c. 1900
Mounted Infantryman
The Green Howards
The Princess of
Yorkshire Regiment
c. 1900
Surgeon
Philip Mackay Ellis
10 September, 1878
Lieutenant Charles Gordon Creyk
2nd Battalion, 24th Foot
2nd Battalion, West India Regt.

Carte de Viste
Dover, England
1876
member of the 2nd West India Regiment. As usual I
look a bit further through my sources and found the
following:

Born about 1856 in Banffshire, Scotland the son of
Private John Harvey
2nd Battalion
The Devonshire Regiment
c. 1885
Captain
Henry Grenfell Thornton
1st Nottinghamshire (Robin Hood) Rifle Volunteers
1901
Christian and Denis Galloway
Christiana Maud Gordon were
both born in Wales, Denis in
13 May, 1880.

They where both to be  
commissioned into the Royal
Monmouthshire Royal
Engineers (militia) in 1897 a
unit with the unusual but not
unique distinction of having
the word "Royal" used twice
in its title.
Left: Lt. Christian Francis John Galloway
Right: William Albert Denis Galloway
Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers

Mounted Photographs
c. 1902
Captain
Frederick Baylay
Royal Engineers
c.1893
Lieutenant-Colonel
Frederick George Baylay
Royal Artillery
May, 1888
Army Service Corps
Sergeant
c. 1890
Lieutenant-Colonel
Arthur Allen Owen
Gentleman at Arms
Late 88th Regiment of Foot
1911
Captain
Richard Clay
3rd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
c. 1885
Drum Major
Dwyer
c 1860s
Volunteer
Signaler/Cyclist
Swansea Volunteer Force
(Artillery)
c. 1890
Gunner
Ernest Charleton
H.A.C
City Imperial Volunteers
1899