Lieutenant H. C. Stirling, H.M.'s 98th Highlanders, died Ensign C. J. Wrench, H.M.'s 23rd Fusiliers, wounded in an engagement Ensign A. Graham, H.M.'s 23rd Fusiliers, wounded Ensign Dyce, H.M.'s 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade, wounded Lieutenant-Colonel A. H. Horseford, H.M.'s 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade, wounded Lieutenant E. F. Haig, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, with General Havelock's force in relief of the Garrison of Lucknow, killed Lieutenant J. J. Nunn, H.M.'s 90th Regiment, killed Lieutenant J. W. D. Adair, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, wounded Lieutenant W. M. Carter, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, wounded, since dead Captain R. Bogle, H.M.'s 78th Highlanders, wounded Brevet Major J. Perrin, H.M.'s 90th Regiment, wounded Captain A. A. Becher, 40th Native Infantry, wounded, since dead Lieutenant N. Grahame, H.M.'s 90th Regiment, wounded, since dead Lieutenant Fraser, Artillery, with Lucknow Field Force, September 30, wounded slightly Major Stephenson, 1st Madras Fusiliers, October 4, wounded slightly Captain Fraser, 1st Madras Fusiliers, October 5, wounded severely Captain Galway, 1st Madras Fusiliers, October 5, wounded slightly Lieutenant Græme, 1st Madras Fusiliers, October 5, wounded mortally, since dead Lieutenant Barclay, 1st Madras Fusiliers, October 21, slightly wounded Captain Scott, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, October 6, slightly wounded Major Haliburton, 78th Highlanders, October 4, mortally wounded (since dead) Dr. McMaster, 78th Highlanders, October 15, slightly wounded Lieutenant Gibavt, H.M.'s 84th Foot, October 6, mortally wounded (since dead) Captains Denison, H.M.'s 90th Foot, October 6, severely wounded Bingham, H.M.'s 90th Foot, October 6, severely wounded Phipps, H.M.'s 90th Foot, October 6, severely wounded Lieutenant Cross, Regiment of Ferozepore, October 6, severely wounded Privates William Sloane, H.M.'s 2nd Battalion Military Train, October 22, shot through the leg Patrick Walsh, Volunteer Cavalry, Peter Carr, Volunteer Cavalry, Decem- Patrick Hurley, Volunteer Cavalry, Ensign Danvers, 70th N.I., December 22, wounded dangerously Privates James Baker, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, December 22, killed James Bourke, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, December 22, wounded David Brown, H.M.'s 5th Fusiliers, December 22, wounded John Miles, H.M.'s 90th Regiment, In Garrison of Lucknow. Lieutenant Chambers, Adjutant, 13th Regiment N.I., wounded, doing well Fullerton, 44th Regiment N.I., dead Ensign Dashwood, 18th Regiment N.I., mortally wounded, since dead Lieutenant Box, 2nd in Command Oude Field Force, killed Captain Hughes, 4th Oude Infantry Field Force, wounded Ladies and Children of Garrison of Lucknow. Mrs. Thomas, dead Mrs. Radcliffe's one child, dead Mrs. Apthorp's child, dead Miss Palmer, killed Mrs. Bird's one child, dead Mrs. Huxham's one child, dead Mrs. Thornhill's child, dead Mrs. Hale and child, both dead Mrs. Fullerton's child, dead Mrs. Dorin, killed Mrs. Kendall's child, dead Mrs Bartrum's child, dead William Williams, December 12, died at Dum Dum Park Serjeant John Cronin, of the Town Major's List, June 4, killed by insurgents Staff-Serjeant Patrick Kelly, June 4, killed Serjeant-Major William L. Pike, June 4, killed Serjeant-Major Frederick J. Twitchin, June 4, killed Quartermaster-Serjeant Thomas Webb, June 4, killed Serjeant-Major Magnus Manson, November 8, killed Serjeant-Major William P. O'Connell, November 8, killed Quartermaster-Serjeant Francis Jassett, July 11, committed suicide Serjeants Charles Broooks, May 10, murdered by insurgents Alexander McPhee, May 10, murdered by insurgents Charles D. Kirchoff, Benares, July 20, died Quartermaster-Serjeant James Lindon, Delhi, September 9, killed Serjeant A. B. Collingwood, Bunno, October 11, died Recruit Michael Doyle, died on the passage from England John Belcher, Gr. Eu. Pen. B. Estab., October 28, died Serjeant Joseph Griffin, Calcutta, November 21, died Serjeant-Major John Young, Allahabad, May 31, died Corporal William Darcey, Eu. Inv. Bat., November 1, died in hospital Bombardier William McKendy, October 17, died in hospital Gunner James Webster, November 27, died in hospital Corporal Bryan Byrnes, 1st Company Artillery, E.I.B., killed in command at Allahabad Grenadier James Webster, 2nd Company Artillery E.I.B., November 29, died Captain W. Drysdale, 9th Lancers, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded in an engagement with the mutineers Captain H. W. Best, 1st Punjaub Cavalry, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded Lieutenant H. A. Sarel, 9th Lancers, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded Lieutenant R. Blair, 2nd Dragoon Guards, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded Cornet R. Thonger, 2nd Dragoon Guards, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded Ensign W. Edgeworth, H.M.'s 8th King's Regiment, Boolundshuhur, September 28, wounded Lieutenant Maclean, attached to 1st Punjaub Cavalry, Agra, October 18, wounded Probyn, commanding 2nd Punjaub Cavalry, Agra, October 18, wounded Macdonell, attached to Punjaub Cavalry, Agra, October 18, wounded Plowden, attached to 5th Punjaub Cavalry, Agra, October 18, wounded Ladies and Children of the Garrison of Lucknow. Mrs. Clarke and child, both dead Mrs. Anderson and child, both dead Mrs. Boileau's one child, dead Women and Children of the Garrison of Lucknow. Mrs. Evans, dead Mrs. Brett's child, dead Mrs. Abbott's child, dead Mrs. Wood's one child, dead |