Commanding Officers
The following had command of the Regiment:.
- 21 September 1896 Captain C H P Carter, Royal Scots (Brevet Major from 1 January 1900)
- 12 February 1901 Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A F Montanaro, Royal Artillery
- Summer 1904 to summer 1905, Major H M Trenchard (acting)
- 3 August 1905 Brevet Major H C Moorhouse, Royal Artillery
- Spring 1907 to 1910, Lieutenant Colonel H M Trenchard, Royal Scots Fusiliers
- 25 September 1911 Major F H Cunliffe Middlesex Regiment
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