When the last history was writ ten, Mr. Alister Duncan, a very old rud respected resident of Shanghai, supplied some interesting recall tions of the Light Horse. He stated that the "omit ree phoenix-like Srom the Mounted: Rangers in. the early eighties and he "was tthe first to join it. Capt. C. del, though not the first 0. C, as fo" older residents were Sir. Per tiral._Clerk of the Supreme 'Contr, Stes 'Snethlage, 'Mr. 'Roggers, for: merly of the Gas Ca, and the old-tet member of the SV.C- now alive {he Joined. in' 1886) and. Mr. F.C etter, who™ subsequently became an officer.
"another authority questions Mr. Damean's statement above Air. Wile Tam Keswick, saving that at that time William Keswick was already fu elderly man and. was.a resident fof Hongkong, and that it_ was brothers Airs James Keswick (ande CERN Henry Keswick). who was the fret capinin. carl ice Captains, had' een "in a]
tommy" Hough, one of.
mounted regiment at Home and fame out seme time after the Te-Sival of the squadron, ostensibly to Took! after it. He also held a position in the Muckle Hoose.
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