The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1849.

sth Bask Light Cavalry—Lieut. R. Chrisiie, wounded,
dangerously ; Lieut. A. P. C. Elliot, wounded, severely.
2nd Cavalry Brigade Stair—Brigadier A. Pope, C.B ,
wounded seemly.
H.M.'s 14th L'ght Dragoons—Lieut. A. J. Clacton,
; Major C. Steuart, wounded.
6th Bar. Light Csvalry—Lieut. A. M. Shepherd. killed ;
CaptainC W. J. B. Boys, wounded ; Lieut. H. Grindley,
ded.

tad European Regt.—Lieut. M. R. Nightingale, wounded,
very severely ; Lieut. J. Bleaymire, wounded, slightly.
31st Rec. N. I.—Captain W. R. Dunmore, wounded,
29th Foot.—Major M. Smith, alight contusion ;
Lieut. the Hon. H. M. Monekton, wounded, sternly ;
Lieut. H. T. Metge, wounded, very severely; Ensign G. H.
Novill, wounded, slightly.
30th Reit. N. I.—Captain W. H. Ross, killed ; Ensign
A. C. de Morel, killed; Bt.-Major M. E. Lai., wounded,
severely ,• Captain W. C. Campbell, woundtd, slightly ;
Captain R. S. Ewart, wounded, slightly ; Captain C. F.
Facewiek. wounded. we,. severely: Dttstain J. Morrison.
;roundest slightly; Lieut. H. Sivinhoe; wounded, severely;
&gaga T. Pierce, wounded, sligh Ensign J. C. Wood,
wounded, very severely; Ensign W.F.W. Leicester, wounded,
very severely.
66th Regt. N. I —Lieut. W. W. Wards, killed ; Ensign
P. W. Robinson, killed; Major D. BaMield, wounded, very
severely. since dead; Lieut. W. C. Gott, wounded, slightly
Lieut. L. B. Joan, wounded, severely ; Lieut. F. V. R.
Jervis wounded, severe'y ; Lieut. J. H. Bacon, wounded,
slightly; Lieut. J. W. Delamais, wounded, severely, arm
sines amputated.
45th Regt., N. I.—Captain R. Haldane, wounded, se-
verely • Lieut. J. Palmer, wounded, severely ; Ensign M.
IL Camber, wounded, slightly; Ensign W. L. Trotter,
wounded, badly.
Staff, 3rd Infantry Division.—Brigadier General C. Camp-
bell, C.B , wounded, slightly.
Staff, 6tl Infantry Brigade.—Brigadier J. Pennyeniek,
C.S. and X H., killed; Captain C. It. Hanle, Major of
Brigade killed.
II Ms. 24th Foot.—Lieut.-Colonel R. Brooke., killed ;
Major H. W. Harris, killed ; Captain C. Leo, killed; Cap-
tain J. S. Shore, killed; Captain R. W. Travers, killed;
Lieut. G. Philips, killed; Lieut. 0. B. Payne, killed;
Lieut. J. A. Woodgste, killed ; Lieut. W. Phillips, killed ;
Ensign H. C. B. Collis, killed; Ensign A. Pennyeniek,
killed ; Major H. Paynter, wounded, dangerously; Capt.W.
G. Brown, wounded, slightly ; Capt. L. 11. Bualgette,
wounded, severely; U. E. L. Williams, wounded,
dangerously; Lieut. R. A. Croker, wounded, severely; Lieut.
0. F. Berry, wounded, slightly; Lieut. J. B. Thelwall,
wounded, severely; Lieut. and Adjutant W. Hartshorn,
wounded, slightly ; Lieut, A. J. Macpherson, wounded, se-
verely; Lieut. J. H, Areltn, H. M.'s 961 Regt., wounded,
slightly.
15th Rest. N.l.—Lieut. A. Money, killed; Lieut. A. 0,
C. Sutherland, wounded, slightly; Lieut. F. A. Jenne.
wounded, slightly.
Staff, 61 Infantry Brigade—Brevet-Captain A. B. Mor-
ris, °editing brigade-major, wounded, slightly.
16th Regt. N.l.—Lieut. and Adjutant G. 13. Andenon,
wounded, severe! y ; Lieut. H. R. Shaw', wounded,
slightly ; Lieut. W. G. Enke, wounded, slightly.
69th Beg. N.l.—Capt. J. A. James, wounded, severely;
Lieut. J. Nisbett, wounded, severely.
Slat Foot—Captain J. Mussy, wounded, 110•11.0i7 ;
Ensign J. Neale wounded, severely; Ensign J. H. H.
Parks, wounded *lightly.
36th Regt. N.l.—Captain F. A. Carleton, wounded,
severely ; Lieut. Interpreter and Quartermaster A. N.
Thompson, wounded, since dead; Lieut. sad Adjutant C.
S. Weston, wounded, severely; Lieut. J. D. Magnay,
wounded, slightly ; Ensign F. J. 8. Bagsbaw, wounded,
severely ; Ensign C. J. Godby, wounded, dangerously.
PAT. GRANT,
Lieut.-Col. Adjutant Generals:of the Army.