Thomas Pringle [SEP] medical condition
Society he helped steer the organisation towards its eventual success; in 1834, with a widening of the electoral franchise, the Reformed British Parliament passed legislation to bring an end to slavery in the British dominions - the aim of Pringle's Society. Pringle signed the Society's notice to set aside 1 August 1834 as a religious thanksgiving for the passing of the Act. However, the legislation did not came into effect until August 1838, and Thomas Pringle was unable to witness this moment; he had died from tuberculosis in December 1834
Royal Engineers
- Temp Lt.-Col. Seton Sidney Pringle, Royal Army Medical Corps
- Maj. Harold Astley Somerset Prior Yorkshire Regiment
- Lt.-Col. William Godfrey Probert, Royal Army Service Corps
- Temp Lt.-Col. William Thomas Prout Royal Army Medical Corps
- Maj. Arthur William Purser Royal Field Artillery
- Temp Maj. Francis Carmichael Purser, Royal Army Medical Corps
- Temp Maj. Thomas Fortune Purves, Royal Engineers
- Lt.-Col. George Elliot Aubone Pyle, London Regiment
- Capt. Frederick Dennis