This is a curious case of a man joining as an ADRIC, being dismissed and rejoining as a Black & Tan, and getting dismissed from that too. He went on to become a legendary Big Game Hunter in Africa "Pondoro"
1904 Jan 6 Born Dublin. In Irish BMD. His brother William Taylor was also in ADRIC
1911 census in Dublin
1921 Feb 14. Joined ADRIC with service no 1677. Posted to K Coy. Accepted in Ireland. He was Lieut. in RASC. His RIC no was 82567And dob as 6 Jan 1901
1921 Mar 13. Posted to O Coy
Fined 10/- by Coy Commander ) Coy
1921 Apr 13. "Discharged the force" "Dismissed".
1921 Apr 26 Joined RIC as a Black & Tan 80699. And dob of 6 Jan 1902
1921 Aug 10. Dismissed RIC
1921 Oct 14 arrived in Canada
WW2 served in Kings African Rifles. Wounded in Burma
His biography "A Man called Lion" explores his life in full
He shot prodigious numbers of game. For example over 1000 elephants
He was believed to be homosexual, and was persecuted in Africa in his latter years there. Local authorities forced him to leave Africa due to his continued poaching offences. His experience as a hunter, as well as his expertise with rifles, should have enabled him to find a well paying job as a representative of one of the major gunmakers in London. However, rumours of his homosexual past in Africa followed him to England, and he found little work. Taylor's last years were spent in poverty
1969 Mar 31 Died London aged 65