WILLIAM THOMAS MARSHALL  (Quartermaster-Sergeant, now Major)  19^th Hussars              During the charge of the Cavalry at El-Teb, on February 29^th 1884, Lieut. –Colonel Barrow, 19^th Hussars, severely wounded and uphorsed lay on the ground surrounded by the enemy.  Quartermaster-Sergeant Marshall, who had stayed behind with him, seized him by the hand, dragged him through the enemy back to the regiment and saved his life. Born on December 5^th 1854, Major Marshall joined the 19^th Hussars in 1873.  Served through the Egyptian War of 1882, and received his Commission in 1885.