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Major General Sir Thomas Valiant served with the Regiment for 18 years, commanding the 82nd Regiment of Foot in Mauritius before joining the 40th Regiment of Foot serving in India. He died in Fort William, Calcutta in 1861 where a monument was erected to him by 'his brother officers as a testimony of their respect and esteem'.
The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Lancashire Infantry Museum
Preston
Title
Colonel Sir Thomas Valiant, KCB, KH, Commander of the 82nd Foot (1825–1827) and the 40th Foot (1827–1839)
Date
c.1850
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 96.5 x W 83.8 cm
Accession number
PCF1
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Colonel Sir Thomas Valiant KCB KH commanded 82nd Foot 1825-1827 and 40th Foot 1827-1839
The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Lancashire Infantry Museum
Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire PR2 8AA England
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