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See also: British general, son of Major See also: James P
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See also: Adye, was See also: born at See also: Sevenoaks, Kent, on the 1st of See also: November 1819
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He entered the Royal Artillery in 1836, was promoted captain in 1846, and served throughout the See also: Crimean War as brigade-major and assistant adjutant-general of artillery (C.B., brevets of major and See also: lieutenant-colonel)
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In the See also: Indian See also: Mutiny he served on the staff in a similar capacity
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Promoted brevet-colonel in 186o, he was specially employed in 1863 in the N.W. frontier of See also: India See also: campaign, and was deputyadjutant-general, See also: Bengal, from 1863 to 1866, when he returned home
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From 1870 to 1875 Adye was director of artillery and stores at the War Office
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He was made a K.C.B. in 1873, and was promoted to be major-general and appointed governor of the Royal Military See also: Academy, See also: Woolwich, in 1875, and surveyor-general of the ordnance in 1880
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In 1882 he was chief of staff and second in command of the expedition to See also: Egypt, and served throughout the campaign (G.C.B. and thanks of parliament)
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He held the See also: government of See also: Gibraltar from 1883 to 1886
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Promoted
lieutenant-general in 1879, general and colonel commandant of the Royal Artillery in 1884, he retired in 1886
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He unsuccessfully contested See also: Bath in the Liberal See also: interest in 1892
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He died on the 26th of See also: August 1900
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He was author of A Review of The Crimean War; The Defence ofSee also: Cawnpore; A Frontier Campaign in See also: Afghanistan; Recollections of a Military See also: Life; and Indian Frontier Policy
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