4. PHILLIPS, J. F., Clerk of "Benbow" during operations on the Coast of Syria, and at Acre, 1840 (Medal); in the "Harpy" on the Parana before the batteries of San Lorenzo, 1846; officially recommended for important services rendered to the people of Banda Oriental, and actively employed during the War with Rosas, 1816-18. 6. PRITCHARD, C. A., served in "Blenheim " as Clerk to Sir H. Stenhouse, and Sir S. Herbert, during eleven actions in China, 1841-42; promoted for boat services in destroying a slave factory at the Mozambique, 1850; Paymaster and Secretary to Principal Transport Officer during Crimean war; specially thanked for his services.

7. SOUTHEY, J. S., in action with the enemy on 9th January, 1852, on board H.M.S. "Fox," with stockades in Rangoon river; 31st January, 1852, with the same forts; 5th April, 1852, landed with Commodore Lambert at the storming of the same forts; 11th to 14th April, 1852, on board H.M.S. "Fox" at the bombardment and capture of Rangoon; landed with the Commodore at the storming of Dalla stockade by a party of seamen and marines on the 11th, and storming of the pagoda on the 14th by the army under General Godwin, 19th May, 1852, landed with the Commodore in the gallant attack and capture of the city of Bassien by the troops and Naval Brigade under cover of the squadron; 9th October, 1852, landed with the Commodore, Naval Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies, at the attack and capture of the city of Prome, by the troops and flotilla; present with the Commodore in several small engagements with the enemy on the Irrawaddy river, between April, 1852, and July, 1853 (Burmese Medal, Pegu Clasp); Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief in the Pacific, Rear-Admiral Sir R. L. Baynes, during the San Juan difficulty in 1858-59; received the thanks of the Council of the Royal Geographical Society in 1865 and 1868; present in H.M.S. "Triumph" at Carthagena, when Vice-Admiral Yelverton took possession of the Spanish ships "Vittoria" and "Almanza in 1873.

8. BULLEN, R. H., Clerk of "Agincourt at capture of Bruni-Borneo, 1846; and of "Sampson" at the destruction of Lagos, 1851, for which he was promoted.

15. MAINPRISE, W. B., landed with Naval Brigade at Eupatoria with the allied armies; served in the operations in the Black Sea in the "Megæra" (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); present in "Furious" during China wars, at captures of Canton and Peiho forts, and at the signing of the treaty of peace at Tien-sien (two China Medals, two Canton and two Taku Clasps).

20. ARLIDGE, H. W., served in the Black Sea during the Russian war (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp).

23. BURNISTON, H. H., Paymaster of "Cormorant;" served a gun as volunteer, and rendered great assistance at the capture of the Peiho forts, 20th May, 1858 (China Medal, Taku Clasp).

30. TOMPKINS, John, was present at ths defence of Colonia, River Plate, 1846; also served in Russian and Chinese wars (Crimean Medal, Sebastopol Clasp, China Medal, 1862).

31. CHIMMO, A. W., Paymaster; served in the destruction of the Fatshan flotilla of war junks, 1st June, 1857 (China Medal, Fatshan Clasp).

35. READ, H. T., served on board the "Prince Regent "in the Baltic fleet of 1854, and in the "Neptune" (flag) in that of 1855 (Baltic Medal).

38. SHANKS, H. H., Paymaster; present at the attack on the sea defences of Sebastopol, in the "Sans Pariel," October, 1851, and in "Royal Albert at captures of Kinburn and Kertch (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Selastopol Clasp); present in "Euryalus "at attack on the batteries at Kagosima, Japan, August, 1863; present with Naval Brigade at the attack on the batteries in the Straits of Simono-seki, 4th September, 1864; specially

mentioned.

44. LOVE, G., was serving in the Black Sea fleet of 1854 in the "Agamemnon" (flag); and present at the bombardment of Sebastopol, 17th October, in the Royal Albert " (flag) during the operations, 1855-56, including the expedition to Kertch and Yenikale, and capture of Kinburn (Crimean and Turkish Medal, Sebastopol Clasp). 45. PARKER, S. W., whilst serving on board the "Bittern,' was on many occasions in action with pirates, including the 18th and 19th August, 1855, when 16 junks were captured, and at Shepoo, in September, 1855, when a flotilla of 22 were taken and destroyed; was present at the operations in the Canton river, the action of Fatshan, 1st June, 1857; was one of the garrison of Macao fort for 10 months in 1857; present at the attack and capture of the forts on the Peiho, 20th May, 1858; and, as Paymaster of the " Nimrod," was slightly wounded in the attack on the forts in 1859 (China Medal, Fatshan and Taku Clasps, 1859).

48. THOMPSON, Alexander, served during the Kaffir war (Kaffir Medal); present in three actions with Chinese pirates at Bias Bay, &c., in 1819, and in many smaller actions with Malay and Borneo pirates; assisted at capture of several slavers while detached on boat service on West Coast of Africa; in "Banshee" during the Russian war; present at capture of Bomarsund and Aland Islands (Baltic Medal), and at fall of Sebastopol, Anapa, Kerteh, and Kinburn (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol and Azoff Clasps).

53. PENFOLD, Fred., served in "Cyclops" and "Sealark" on West Coast of Africa from 1848-50: at capture of six slavers; served in the "Fox" throughout the Burmah war, 1851-52-53 (Burmalı Medal, Pegu Clasps); and in the "St. Jean d'Acre" in the Baltic and Black Sea from 1851 to close of Russian war (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); was Acting-Paymaster of "Cruizer" during the China war, 1858-59-60; present at the engagements at the Peiho forts during each of those years; also present at the attack on Nankin and Yanking during Lord Elgin's expedition up the Yang-tze-Kiang; specially commended by Senior Officer in the Upper Yangtze for services during that expedition; promoted and gazetted for services in China (China Medal, Taku Clasps for 1859-60).

55. BARRS, Charles, served in "London" during Crimean war; was Secretary to Agent of Transports at Balaclava (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp).

58. BLYTH, G. M., serving in the "Britannia (flag) in the Black Sea in 1854; took part in the siege of Sebastopol and attack on the sea defences, 17th October (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); served in the "Hawk" in the Baltic fleet of 1855 (Baltic Medal); and Paymaster of the "Himalaya" in the Ashantee expedition (Ashantee Medal).

60. EVANS, W., served during Kaffir war (Kaffir Medal); and in "Prince Regent" in the Baltic during Russian war (Baltic Medal). 61. COWLEY, J. K., served during Kaffir war (Kaffir Medal); present at capture of the Peiho forts (China Medal, Taku Clasp); and during the Ashantee expedition, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

70. MACCALL, A. V., whilst serving as Clerk in the "Pique" was present at the attack on Petropaulski, December, 1854; was Paymaster of the "Nymphe" during the Abyssinian war (Abyssinian Medal); and was in action in that ship with pirates in the Persian Gulf in October and November, 1868; in the "Simoon" in the Ashantee expedition 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

71. ROBINSON, James, N., Assistant-Clerk in Baltic, 1854 (Baltic Medal); in "Hannibal" during Crimean war, 1855-56; at capture of Kertch, bombardment and capture of Kinburn, and fall of Sebastopol (Crimean Mechal, Sebastopol Clasp, and Turkish Medal).

73. BOWLING, T. H. L., Acting Clerk; served in the "Pearl's" Naval Brigade, specially mentioned; present at actions of Thamowlee and Puchawas, April, 1858, and at Amorrah (Indian Medal).

75. PARISH, R. W., served in the Black Sea during the Russian war (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); landed with the Naval Brigade in New Zealand, 1860-61 (New Zealand Medal).

80. BAVERSTOCK, F. B., served in the "Vengeance and "Leander" (flag) during the Crimean war; took part in the siege of Sebastopol and attack on sea detences, 17th October, 1851 (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebasti pol Clasp); was present at the attack and destruction of piratical village of Carang-Carang by the "Nassau," MF, 1872.

83. CEELY, Charles, H., served in "Highflyer" at the attack of the combined fleets on the forts of Sebastor I on 17th October, 1851 (the "Highflyer" taking the "Vengeance" into action); at the destruction of a fort at the town of Akmetchet, and of three Martello Towers at Djemetic, and at the bombardment of Soujak Kalé in March, 1855; in "Princess Royal" at the capture of Kertch and Yenikale; the night attack on the Quarantine fort, Sebastopol, on the 18th June, 1855; the bombardment and surrender of Kinburn, and the fall of Sebastopol (Crimens and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); in "Impérieuse" at capture of Chusan and operations in China, 1860-1 (China Medal).

84. BOXER, W. E., Assistant Paymaster; promoted for services during the Abyssinian war; landed with Naval Brigade, 1868 (Abyssinian Medal); promoted.

85. WINTERBOTTOM, F.; promoted to Paymaster for gallantry in the Niger expedition, 1867, when Clerk. 87. HYDE, W. H., served in the "Dragon," in the Baltic fleet of 1855; was present at the bombardment of Sveaborg (Baltic Medal); in the Niger" during the third China war, took part in various operations (China Medal); was in action with pirates at Cupchi, March, 1859; serving in the "Niger," in New Zealand, was landed at Taranaki, March, 1860, and was present at the attack and capture of Waireka Pah; mentioned in despatches (New Zealand Medal); in the "Barracouta" took part in the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

90. PAGE, J. L., served in the Baltic fleet, in the "Duke of Wellington" (flag) (Baltic Medal), and in the "Princess Charlotte" and "Fury" during the third China war (China Medal).

100. ASHTON, John, Assistant-Paymaster; wounded while on shore at the capture of Ning-po, 10th May, 1862 (China Medal).

101. DE DENNE, A., Assistant-Paymaster; served in the "Euryalus," 1850 (flag); was present at the bom bardment of Kagosima, 15th and 16th August, 1863, the bombardment of the batteries at the Straits of Simonoseki, and the destruction of the batteries, stockade, and magazines, September, 1864; promoted for services during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

105. HICKSON, Edward, Assistant-Paymaster; served in boat expedition to Elmina, 13th June, 1873; as Aide-deCamp to Captain Fremantle, specially mentioned; served on shore at the action of the 14th October, 1873; attached to Naval Brigade throughout the war; promoted for these services (Ashantee Medal).

106. PERRY, W. W.; promoted for that "he, at considerable risk to himself (having at the time a sore in his month), sucked the Commodore's (Goodenough) "wound in the hope of extracting any poison that might have been left by the arrow."--Gazette.

107. GIBSON, H. C. W., Assistant-Paymaster; promoted for services in the expedition up the Congo, against pirates, 1875. 18. KIRKNESS, J. L., serving as Clerk in the "Scout," took part in the North China campaign, 1860 (China Medal). 112. MITCHELL, Thomas, Assistant-Paymaster, served in the Arctic expedition, 1875-76; promoted (Arctic Medal).

ASSISTANT-PAYMASTERS.

120. DINWOODIE, R., served in the "Druid" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal). 125. MARSH. H., served in the "Rattlesnake" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

128. MOORE, R. E., Clerk of the "Euryalus" (flag); was present at the bombardment of the batteries at Kazosima, 15th and 16th August, 1863, and the batteries in the Straits of Simono-seki, by the combined fleet, on 5th and 6th September, 1861; serving in the "Tamar" during the Ashantee campaign, 1873 (Ashantee Medal). 130. JENNINGS, W., served in the "Seagull" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

131. HARRISON, T. F. Assistant-Paymaster; did duty as combatant Officer, and was specially mentioned for zeal and energy during the operations against Malays in 1875; present at attack and capture of Passir Sala. 132. CUMMINS, H. A. T.; served in "Octavia "during the Abyssinian expedition, 1868; (Abyssinian Medal). 134. Cock, C., served in the "Active" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

136. KAY, W. H. F., in "Satellite" at the destruction of piratical villages in the Nicobar Islands; and took part in the Abyssinian expedition (Abyssinian Medal).

137. MINTY, H. F., served in the "Amethyst" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

140. WHITFIELD, F. H. M., served in H.M.S. "Active" on the Gold Coast, during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Medal); served in charge of a rocket cutter in the Congo expedition of 1875; served on the blockade of the coast of Dahomey, 1876-77; acted as Secretary at an Arbitration Case at Cape Coast Castle ("Merchants of Cape Coast v. Gold Coast Government ") March and April, 1876.

11. MOORE, R. A., served in the "Active" during the Ashantee war 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

144. TERRY. H. G. W., served in the "Pioneer" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

150. BOULTON, J. H., served in the "Victor Emanuel during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

155. CROOKE, S., served in the "Merlin" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

157. GILLIES, W. C., Assistant-Paymaster; served on shore during the expedition against Malays, in the Straits of Malacca, 1875.

160. DODRIDGE, W. R., served in the "Encounter" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

162. BENSON, S. H., served in the "Active" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

164. STOVIN, T. J., served during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

165. PARTRIDGE, W. H., served during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

167. BARTLETT, J. C., served in the "Active" during the Ashantee war, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

WARRANT OFFICERS.-GUNNERS.

1. SMITH, P., Gunner of "Harrier," served with Naval Brigade, acting as supports to the assaulting party at Pukehinahina, 29th April, 1861, specially mentioned (New Zealand Medal).

2. CRONE, P. J., served in "Ringdove," at capture of Bruni, and capture of pirates on the Coast of Borneo, and at destruction of piratical stronghold in Malloodoo Bay, 1846; assisted at capture of nine slavers and liberating 600 slaves, 1819-50, on the West Coast of Africa; present in "St. Jean d'Acre," at bombardment and capture of Bomarsund, 1854 (Baltic Medal); at capture of Sebastopol, Kertch, and Kinburn (Crimean and Turkish Medal, Sebastopol Clasp); in the boats of "Cambrian," at destruction of a piratical Chinese fleet, and severely injured by an explosion on board one of them (Certificate of Injury); in 1858 received warrant as gunner; served in "Algerine," at captures of Petang, Taku, and Tien-Tien (China Medal, Taku Clasp). (See Royal Humane Society's List of Awards.)

3. Cown, T., Gunner, 2nd Class; had charge of carriers taking provisions to the front during the Ashantee campaign, 1874; promoted (Ashantee Medal).

6. DYER, Charles, served in "Hogue," in Black Sea during Russian war, 1855-56 (Medal); present in "Bustard" at attack on Kagoshina and capture of forts at Simonoseki.

10. GRANT, John, Gunner; in charge of gun and rocket boats up the Perak river, during operations against

CHIEF BOATSWAINS.

2. SULLIVAN, John, served during the Crimean war (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Knight of the Legion of Honour); see "Victoria Cross" services.

3. FARRELL, John, Boatswain; engaged in the destruction of the Fatshan flotilla of war junks, 1st June, 1857 (China Medal, Fatshan Clasp).

4. DONOHUE, D., Boatswain; engaged in the destruction of the Fatshan flotilla of war junks, 1st June, 1857 (China Medal, Fatshan Clasp).

5. HARTLAND, W., Boatswain; employed in cutting the boom across the mouth of the Peiho river, 24th June, 1859 (China Medal).

6. MORGAN, J., Boatswain "Janus;" wounded at the attack on the Peiho forts, 25th June, 1859 (China Medal).

BOATSWAINS.

1. COOPER, Henry; served during the Crimean war (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Knight of the Legion of Honour); sce "Victoria Cross" services.

3. CANTLOW, William, Boatswain; served on shore at capture of Ning-po, 10th May, 1862; specially mentioned for getting a howitzer into position on the walls, and opening fire (China Medal).

4. WHITE, Henry (a) Boatswain, 1st Class; promoted for services during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

5. JINKS, William, Boatswain; "Decoy," served in the action against Ashantees, 14th October, 1873 (Ashantee Medal).

6. VOSPER, George, Boatswain; in charge of troop and hospital boats at attack and capture of Passir Sala, in the Straits of Malacca, 1875.

7. TYLER, Joseph, Boatswain; in charge of boats at the attack and capture of Passir Sala, in the Straits of Malacca, 1875.

CARPENTERS.

1. ARMSTRONG, William, Carpenter, "Pearl," wounded at attack on batteries at Kagosima, August, 1863.

2. HILL, John, Carpenter, 1st Class; promoted for services during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

3. HEAD, C., Carpenter, 1st Class; promoted for services during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

4. HANSOM, W., promoted to Carpenter, 2nd Class, for services during the Ashantee campaign, 1873-74 (Ashantee Medal).

ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY

ON FULL PAY.

2. SCHOMBERG, General, served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal), and commanded Marine Artillery of a Division of gunboats at the bombardment of Sveaborg (mentioned in despatches, and promoted to Brevet Major); commanded the R. M. Artillery with the Brigade in China in 1857-59, including the blockade of the Canton river, was in command of the Mortar Battery at the bombardment of Canton, and present at the assault and capture (Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel, Medal with Clasp); C.B.

3. BARNARD, Lieutenant-General, served in the Royal Navy in Syria in 1810-41, including the blockade of Alexandria (Turkish Medal, and Naval War Medal with one Clasp); served as Lieutenant R. M. Artillery on board H.M.S. "Firebrand" on the S.E. coast of America from 1844 to 1848; took part in the operations of the combined English and French Squadrons in the River Parana in 1816, including the action of Obligado, the landing, storming and capture of batteries; subsequent operations on the River Parana, concluding with the action at St. Lorenzo, on which occasion he constructed a masked battery (rocket battery) on an island 800 yards from the enemy's guns, remaining concealed for two days and nights, and materially aiding the passing of batteries at St. Lorenzo by menof-war with large convoy of 120 merchant vessels on the 25th May, 1846 (mentioned in despatches); served on shore with R.M. Battalion at Monte Video when besieged by General Oreb, performing the duty of Acting-Adjutant for 13 months; proceeded to China in 1859 to take charge of R. M. Artillery serving on shore, and was Senior Officer of the Corps in the rocket boats at the bombardment and capture of the Taku forts on the 21st August, 1860; served Senior Officer in command of R.M. Artillery and R. Marines on board the Gun-boat flotilla which proceeded up the River Peiho two days after the capture of the Taku forts and in advance of the Allied armies; took possession of the Tientsin forts and afterwards of the principal gate of that city, being placed in command of the same till relieved by a force sent forward by the army; appointed on 10th September, 1860, to the command and charge of the Siege Train flotilla; employed in transporting the Siege Train from the Taku forts to Tungchow, 16 miles from Pekin (services officially acknowledged); appointed to the Staff of the 2nd Division Royal Artillery on 4th October, 1860, and served during the advance on Pekin, and was Senior Officer of Royal Marines at its surrender (Medal with two Clasps, Brevet of Major, and C.B).

4. WILLIAMS, Major-General was severely wounded at Lagos, Western Africa, 26th December, 1851, in spiking the guns to protect H.M. steamer, "Teazer," then aground A.D.C. to the Queen, when Colonel.

5. MAWREY, Colonel, was in action with the forts of Bomarsund, 10th August, 1854; and he commanded the R.M. Artillery in the Battalion during the operations against and surrender of the forts (Medal).

6. Cox, Lieutenant-Colonel, was at the action with the batteries, and expulsion of the Russian garrison from Redoubt Kaleh, 19th May, 1854, and variously employed on that coast; was the Senior Officer of R.M. Artillery at the attack by the combined Fleets on the outer forts and works of Sebastopol on the 17th October, and employed in the blockading Force during the siege, until March, 1855 (Medal with Clasp, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).

7. ANSELL, Lieutenant-Colonel, was at the bombardment of Odessa, 22nd April, and was made prisoner by the Russians when H.M. ship Tiger' was stranded and burnt, 12th May, 1854; served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, and in the flotilla of gun-boats during the bombardment of Sveaborg (Medal).

8. POORE, Lieutenant-Colonel, served with the R.M. Battalion in the operations against and surrender of the forts of Bomarsund, in August, 1854; also with the Baltic expedition in 1855, and in the flotilla of mortar-boats during the bombardment of Sveaborg (Medal).

9. BRYDGES, Lieutenant-Colonel, served with the Baltic expedition in 1854, and 1855, and commanded a mortar in the flotilla during the bombardment of Sveaborg (Medal); whilst serving in H.M. ship "Ocean," was landed in command of the Marines of the fleet on several occasions during the revolution in Japan in 1868, including the occupation of Kobé.

10. FESTING, Sir Francis, C.B., K.C.M.G., Colonel, served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal); commanded a Mortar in the flotilla employed against Sebastopol, from June, 1855, until its fall; and was also at the bombardment and surrender of Kinburn (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honour, and Turkish Medal); served with the China expedition of 1857-59, as Adjutant of the Artillery, including the blockade of the Canton river, bombardment and storm of the city (Medal with Clasp, and Brevet of Major); served throughout the Ashantee war of 1873-74; was selected to command the detachment of Marines sent to the Gold Coast, in May, 1873, to assist in repelling the Ashantee army at this time threatening Cape Coast and Elmina; commanded the forces in two engagements at Elmina, on the 13th June, 1873, in both of which the enemy was defeated; on the arrival of Sir Garnet Wolseley, was placed in command of the troops at Cape Coast and charged with the measures for the defence of the place; was taken upon Sir Garnet Wolseley's list of Special Service Officers, on the 20th October, and placed in command of the native camp at Dunquah and of the advanced posts; commanded the force at the engagements near Dunquah on the 27th October (slightly wounded) and 3rd November, in the latter of which he was severely wounded while rescuing Lieutenant Eardley-Wilmot, of the Royal Artillery, who had fallen mortally wounded; was afterwards placed in command of the camp at Prahsu. "The Queen was graciously pleased to command that Lieutenant-Colonel F. W. Festing be specially promoted to the rank of Colonel in the Army, for his distinguished services on the Gold Coast, dated 7th January, 1874" (frequently mentioned in despatches, K.C.M.G., C.B., Medal and Clasp).

11. WILLIAMS, C. S., Major, served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal); served with the China expedition of 1857-59, including the blockade of the Canton river, bombardment, storm, and capture of the city; expedition to the North and attack on the forts at the Peiho (wounded); served in the north of China in 1860, and commanded a Company at Shanghaé during the attacks of the rebel army in August (mentioned in despatches, Medal with Clasp).

12. HALLIDAY, Major, served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, and in the flotilla of mortar-boats during the bombardment of Sveaborg (Medal).

13. SAVAGE, Major, served throughout the China war of 1856-59, including the bombardment of Canton, capture of the forts in the river, and was landed for the protection of the factories; blockade of the river, landing before, T

bombardment and capture of Canton, expedition to the North, and capture of the forts at the mouth of the Peiho river in 1858, and operations there; also the campaign of 1860 (Medal with three Clasps).

14. TUSON, Major, served in China in 1858-60, and commanded a detachment on an expedition against pirates from 26th August to 5th September, 1858 (mentioned in despatches), and was present at the capture and destruction of 100 junks and 236 guns; was also present at the attack on the Peiho forts on 25th June, 1859, the capture of the Peiho forts in 1860, and subsequent operations (Medal with Clasp).

15. CRAWFORD, Major, served in the China expedition of 1857-59, including the blockade of the Canton river, bombardment and storming of the city; accompanied the expedition to the North, and was present at the attack on the forts at the Peiho, on 25th June, 1859 (severely wounded, and mentioned in despatches); served in 1860, ⚫ as Aide-de-Camp to Brigadier-General Crawford (Medal with Clasp).

16. CREASE, Major, served with the China expedition of 1857-59, including the blockade of the Canton river, bombardment and storming of the city (Medal with Clasp); served with the expedition to the North in 1860, and as Assistant-Engineer at Shanghaé; served in the Ashantee war in 1873, and was present at the action of Essaman (mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Major, and Medal).

17. FOTHERGILL, Captain, served with the expedition up the Gambia, including the storm and capture of the strongly stockaded town of Saba, on 21st February, and bombardment and destruction of the town of Porto Novo, near Lagos, on 25th April, 1861.

18. WELCH, Captain, was landed at Panama to assist in suppressing the rebellion, on 27th September, 1860. 19. OGLE, Captain, was landed from H.M.S. "Brisk" in command of a detachment of Royal Marines, for the protection of Cape Coast Castle during the mutiny of the Gold Coast Artillery, in October, 1862, and received a vote of thanks from the Colonial Government; served in China in H.M.S. "Rodney," from September, 1867, to september, 1869; commanded the R.M. Artillery of the Battalion of Royal Marines from the Squadron at the occupation of Yangchow, in November, 1868; served with the Battalion at the attack and capture of three walled villages, in January, 1869 (mentioned in despatches).

20. DERRIMAN, Captain, served in the Ashantee war of 1873-74 (Medal).

21. BICKFORD, Captain, served in the Ashantee war of 1873-74 (Medal).

22. COCKCRAFT, Captain, served in the New Zealand war of 1863-64; was in command of the Royal Marines at the capture of Rangirari and action of Rangiawhia (Medal); was landed on the Island of Tanna, New Hebrides, 12th August, 1865, in the operations against the natives.

23. HILL, Captain, served in the Ashantee war of 1873-74 (Medal).

24. CAMPBELL, Captain, served in the Ashantee war of 1873-74 (Medal).

25. ALLEN, A., Captain, served in the Ashantee war in 1873, including the engagements at Elmina, and action at Essaman; mentioned in despatches (Medal).

26. MOORE, T., Lieutenant, served in the Ashantee war in 1873 (Medal).

27. POLE, Lieutenant, served in the Ashantee war in 1873-74 (Medal).

29. MAGGS, Quarter-Master, was wounded at the attack and capture of Lagos, 26th December, 1851; has the Medal for Meritorious Service and the Good Conduct Medal.

30. MORGAN, Quarter-Master, has received the Arctic Medal.

31. THACKER, Quarter-Master, has received the New Zealand Medal, and that for Long Service and Good Conduct.