The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

PRESENTATION OF MEDALS TO THE
EIGHTIETH REGIMENT.

At Portsmouth, on Friday, medals were presented to
one of the three regiments who served and suffered in
the late Burmese war—the 80th Foot. This regiment
lost 347' men in the campaign, which lasted only 20
months. The other two regiments employed in it were
the 18th and 50th. The ceremony took place on Southsea
Common, just without the Portsmouth lines, and there
was a numerous gathering of military and naval officers
and residents. The 80th took up a position on the right
of the field, and were supported by a battalion of the Rifle
Brigade and the three regiments of militia in Portsmouth
garrison. The colonel of the 80th, Lieut.-General T. W.
Robbins, arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, to present the
m edals, and proceeded to the ground at 4 o'clock in the after-
noon from the George Hotel ; he was escorted into the
square formed by the troops by Major-General Breton,
commanding Portsmouth garrison, and staff, and the
presentation commenced about 5 o'clock, accompanied
by'ia suitable address from the colonel. The following
is a list of the officers and men who received the deco-
ration :

Lieutenant-Colonel G. Hutchinson.
Majors—Christie and Ormesby.
Captains—Hawkes, Hardinge, and Smith.
Lieutenants—Arniel, Fraser, Nunn, Whitehead, Crau-
':urd, Batchelor, and Mortimer.

Paymaster Bodle.
Lieutenant and Adjutant Borrower.
Assistant-Surgeon Lane.
Quartermaster-Sergeant Maloney.
Paymaster-Sergeant Watts.
Sergeant Purchase.
Colour-Sergeants Woodford, ICitching, Tiley,
Homan, Collins, M'Jamieson, Dowling, and Probert.
Sergeants—Burke, Mullins, O'Hara, Curtis, Money-
penny, King, Heathcock, Chamberlain, Williams, Mills,
Moss, Brenchley, Dugan (lance), Doig (lance), Harrison,
Murphy, Murphy (John), Morris, Pike, Ramsden,
Savage, and Walsh.
Corporals.—Whitworth (lance), Powell, James, Gunn,
Clarke, Downey, Edwards, Fogarty, Glover, Goodhall,
Kershaw (lance), M'Mullion, Murdock, O'Doud, Petch,
Porter, Plumpton (lance), Peart, Rishworth, Turnbull,
Travel, Vincent, Vickroy, Wolfenden, and Whelan.
Drummers. M'Kean, Broad, Woodley, Collins,
Dempsey, Richards, Conolly, Hennessey, and Cuddy.
Privates.—Edwards, Heveran, Coulter, Hough, Bar-
ker, Kelly, King, Nicholls, Marshall, Parratt, Jonas,
M'Keown, Pendery, Allard, Ayrton, Bird, Blake,
Birchall, Robins, Brooks, Borham, Brown, Burke,
Butler (G.), Bowles (R.), Bryson, Butler (T.), Bowles
(G.), Bush, Butler (H.), Bell, Bond, Calligan, Cogh-
lan, Calolough, Commacks, Connors, Cover, Crotty,
Collins, Cannon, Clay, Carroll, Conners (P.), Cary, Car-
roll (J., 2,923), Creek, Darling, Donald, Drew, Davis,
Davis (Jonah), Depledge, Dickenson, Darrant, Devitt,
Ever'nurst, Ennis, Eegle, Eaton, Emmings, Fox, Floyd,
Foley, French, Flannagan, Foley (Timothy), Fallon,
Fisher, Finnigan, Forsyth, Garnes, Gerrett, Gleeson,
Gill, Geddes, Gilligan, Gleeson (James), Gaffney,
Greedy, Hamilton, Horan, Harrison, Hart, Hindle,
Hopkins, Hale, Hardinge, Henderson, Holland, Halli•
gan, Harrington, Hoyse, Hayes, Haggartb, Honald,
Handly, Hardgraves, Harrison (William), Howard,
Holmes, Ives, Jones (John, Thomas, Robert, and
Thoina', 2,462), Keefe, Kelly, Kenny, Kemp, Kenny
(James), Kirk, King, Lock, Lowe, Lloyd, Lancaster,
Magee, Mott, M'Cabe, M'Glynn, M'Kernan,
M'Ciuskey, M'Dermott, M'Dermott (John, 3,055),
Mannagon' Membery, Morsey, Morgan, Murtagh,
Mansfield, Masterson, Mitchell, M'Elra, Marrick, Moore,
Massey, Moyes, M'Grath, Wl:Jonah], Meadows,
Moran, Nicholls, Nelson, Newett, Newcombe, Pol-
worth, Peto, Purcey, Price, Phillips (2,125),
Phillips (Matthew), piolonly, Puree, Quinne, Richard-
son, Rawlinson, Rooney, Rawlinson (James), Reeves,
Richards, Roach, Reynolds, Ryan, Sims, Smith,
Stanfield, Smith (Robert), Smith (George), Spicer,
Stewart, Stewartt, Snell, Sullivan, Si la, Simon,
Saunders, Shaw, Shields, Tate, Tully, Taylor, Tyrrell,
Thinbull, Tyler, Treanor, 11_ anner) Walsh, White,
Williams, Williamson, Ward, Wright, Wall, Wallis,
Webb, Wise, Woodman, Wright (Patrick), Walsh
(Rol,ert), Wise (Joseph), Whelan, Woods, and Young.
After the distribution of the medals, the officers of the
Bth entertained the General commanding the district,
their colonel (Lieutenant-General Robbins), and others
of their brathron in arms who served with them, 4c., at
their quarters, in Clarence-barracks, Portsmouth.