Pages that link to "Colin Campbell (British Army officer, born 1776)"
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- Fenwick Williams (links | edit)
- Joseph Frederick Wallet DesBarres (links | edit)
- George Phipps, 2nd Marquess of Normanby (links | edit)
- Adams George Archibald (links | edit)
- John Coape Sherbrooke (links | edit)
- Hercules Robinson, 1st Baron Rosmead (links | edit)
- List of lieutenant governors of Nova Scotia (links | edit)
- Sir John Wentworth, 1st Baronet (links | edit)
- George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie (links | edit)
- Joseph Howe (links | edit)
- 1835 in Canada (links | edit)
- 1839 in Canada (links | edit)
- Henry Arthur Blake (links | edit)
- Lucius Cary, 10th Viscount Falkland (links | edit)
- George Prevost (links | edit)
- Hudson Lowe (links | edit)
- Peregrine Maitland (links | edit)
- James Kempt (links | edit)
- Edward Stubbs (links | edit)
- Arthur Hamilton-Gordon, 1st Baron Stanmore (links | edit)
- Mariot Arbuthnot (links | edit)
- Edward Paget (links | edit)
- Colin Campbell (links | edit)
- Everard im Thurn (links | edit)
- Charles Lawrence (British Army officer) (links | edit)
- Robert Brownrigg (links | edit)
- Myra Freeman (links | edit)
- Michael Francklin (links | edit)
- Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (links | edit)
- Robert Arbuthnot (British Army officer) (links | edit)
- Lloyd Crouse (links | edit)
- St James's Church, Piccadilly (links | edit)
- James Emerson Tennent (links | edit)
- Clarence Gosse (links | edit)
- Richard Graves MacDonnell (links | edit)
- Cecil Clementi (links | edit)
- Andrew Caldecott (links | edit)
- Henry George Ward (links | edit)
- Henry Poole MacKeen (links | edit)
- Archibald McLelan (links | edit)
- Edmund Fanning (colonial administrator) (links | edit)
- Victor de Bedia Oland (links | edit)
- Edward Cornwallis (links | edit)
- John Alexander Douglas McCurdy (links | edit)
- Henry Ellis (governor) (links | edit)
- Alan Abraham (links | edit)
- Robert Wilmot-Horton (links | edit)
- Francis Nicholson (links | edit)
- Samuel Vetch (links | edit)
- John Harvey (British Army officer) (links | edit)