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OFFICIAL DESPATCH FRO 3I THE

CRIMEA.

l'from a Supplement to the London Gazette of Friday.)

WAR. DEPARTMENT, JULY 9.

Lord Panmuro has this day received a despatch and its
enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to
his Lordship by the late Field-Marsial the Lord Raglan,
G .C. 8..

Before Sebastoi)ol, June 26.

My Lord—l have the honour to transmit to your
lordship the accompanying letter, dated this day, from
i the Inspector-General of Hospitals.
Your lordship will observe with pain that this report
exhibits a considerable increase of both admiisions and
deaths, arising chiefly, however, from the accidents of
war, resulting from the assault of the Itedan and the
attack of the Cemetery on the 18th inst., on both which
occasions the troops were exposed to a heavy fire of
grape-shot.

It will be satisfactory to your lordship to find that
the arrangements both for the accommodation and
treatment of the sick and wounded were such as can
rarely be expected under such circumstances, and no
exertions have been spared to render their situation as
comfortable as possible.
I regret to say that cholera and bowel complaints
have been somewhat on the increase ; but neither the
admissions nor the deaths have been so marked as to
attract special attention. I have, however, with much
sorrow, to report the very sudden death, from cholera, of
Captain Charles Bowles, 10th Hussars, an officer of
great merit, who had served in India with distinction,
and is much regretted in the regiment.
Amongst the killed, I lament to announce the loss of
Lieutenant and Adjutant H. Marsh, 33d Regiment, who
was•killed in the tr,mches on the 24th inst. This young
officer had served throughout the campaign, an was
distinguished for Ilia gallantry and devotion to the ser-
vice ; and his conduct on a former occasion I had the
honour to bring under your lordship's notice.
I _Leg to_enclose the lists of casualties on the 18th ult.,
and of those that have since arisen up to the 24th inst.,
inclusive.—l have, &c.,
The Lord Panmetre, &c.

Enclosure 1.

RAGLAN.

Head-Quarters, Camp before Sebastopol,
June 26, 1855.
My Lord,—The weekly return of sick and wounded,
I regret to say, exhibits a considerable increase of both
admissions and deaths, arising chiefly from the accidents
of war, occasioned by the assault of the 18th instant on
the Redan Battery and the works in the Dockyard
Creek. Many of the injuries received were occasioned
by grape-shot, fired at short range, and were of a very
serious nature. The loss, consequently, has been heavy ;
but I have much satisfaction in being able to assure your
lordship that prompt aid was afforded to all, and the
action having taken place within a short distance of our
fixed hospital .establishment, accommodation 'was pro-
vided for them at once. This is an advantage rarely
attainable on active service in the field, so that the
woundria were placed under as favourable circumstances
as could be expected ; the amount of mortality, there-
fore, amongst them is mainly attributable to the se-
verity of their wounds, and not to any want of either
surgical aid or hospital accommodation, as both were
at hand. There was no occasion either to remove
the more seriously wounded when once they were
brought in ' • and the eases selected to be sent down to
the surgical hospital at Balaklava were of a nature not
likely to be injured by the journey, and I am happy to
say they are nearly all progressing in a most satisfactory
mariner. Indeed they have done so well, I regret our
accommodation at the Castle, Balaklava, is not more
extensive, but, unfortunately, the ground will not admit
of its being enlarged.

The hospital now in course of erection on the high
bold promontory near the Monastery of St. George will
soon be ready for the reception of patients ; and so far
as position is concerned, I think they will be placed un-
der as favourable circumstances as can possibly be ob-
tained. The situation is high and dry, overlooking the
sea, and subjected to no malarious influence that I can
discover ; and, whatever the result may be on trial, the
site is admitted by all who have seen it to be unexcep-
tionable.
Cholera and bowel complaints still prevail, and have
been on the increase within the last two or three days,
bnt neither the admissions nor the deaths have been so
marked as to attract special attention, though numerous
enough to create uneasiness. _ _

Taking the whole force, the admissions to strength
during the week have been in the ratio of 10-52 per
cent., which is very high, but the deaths to strength are
in the ratio of 0.68 per cent., which is more moderate ;
but it must be borne in mind that 1,659 of the admis-
sions during the week were from wounds alone.
The Sardinian contingent has suffered much more than
the British troops have done since the epidemic first
made its appearance at the end of April. Great atten-
tion is paid to the cleanliness of the different camps, and
on the first appearance of cholera the attention of medi-
cal officer's was drawn by me in a circular memorandum,
dated April 30, to the great importance of detecting.aad,
arresting the premonitory diarrhcea which generally pre-.
cedes the more formidable stage of the disease. , ,
have, &c., JOHWITA-LL, ..
Inspector-General of Hospitals._
To Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, G:C.B.,
Commanding-in-Chief

ENCLOSURE 2.-NIII4IERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES ON

THE MORNING OF TEE 18TH JUNE, 1855.

Staff-1 killed ; 3 wounded. Ist Battalion Ist Foot-2
rank and filo killed ; 3 rank and file wounded. 2d Battalion
Ist Foot-3 rank and file wounded. 3d Foot-1 sergeant
killed ; 4 rank and file wounded. 4th Foot-6 rank and file
killed ; 1 officer, 17 rank and file wounded ; 2 rank and file
missing. 7th Foot-2 officers, 3 sergeants, 12 rank and file
killed; 8 officers, 1 sergeant, 54 rank and file wounded; 1
officer missing. 9th Foot-1 officer, 2 rank and file killed ;
2 officers, 3 sergeants, 42 rank and file wounded. 14th Foot-
-3 rank and file killed ; 4 rank and file wounded. 17th Foot-
-1 officer, 1 sergeant, 8 rank and file killed ; 5 sergeants, 28
rank and file wounded. 18th Foot-1 officer, 1 sergeant,
22 rank and file killed ; 10 officers, 19 sergeants, 3 drum-
mers, 195 rank and file wounded ; 1 rank and file missing.
19th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. .20th Foot-3 rank
and file killed ; 3 officers, 8 rank and file wounded. 21st
Foot-3 rank and file killed ;1 officer, 3 sergeants, 17 rank
and file wounded. 23d Foot-1 officer wounded. 28th
Foot-9 rank and file killed ; 5 officers, 1 sergeant, 1 drum-
mer, 44 rank and file wounded; 3 rank and file missing.
30th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. 31st Foot —5 rank
and file wounded. 33d Foot -1 officer, 1 sergeant, 9 rank
and file killed ; 5 officers, 30 rank and file wounded ; 1 offi-
cer, 1 rank an d file missing. 34th Foot-4 officers, 40 rank
and file killed ; 6 officers, 11 sergeants. 2 drummers, 148
rank and file wounded. 38th Foot-1 officer, 2 sergeants, 15
rank and file killed ; 5 officers, 8 sergeants, 113 rank and
file wounded; 5 rank and file missing. 39th Foot— L sergeant
wounded. 41st Foot-1 rank file killed ; 1 officer, 1 ser-
geant, 8 rank and file wounded. 44th Foot- 3 officers, 1
drummer, 15 rank and file killed ;1 officers, 10 sergeants, 2
drummers, 96 rank and file wounded; 7 rank and file miss-
ing. 47th Foot-5 rank and file wounded. 49th Foot-2
rank and file killed; 2 rank and file wounded. 50th Foot-
-2 rank and file killed; 4 rank and file wounded. 55th
Foot-1 sergeant, 6 rank and file wounded. 57th Foot-2
officers, 6 sergeants, 14 rank and file killed ; 6 officers, 10
sergeants, 77 rank and file wounded. 77th Foot —2 rank
and file killed ; 1 sergeant, 5 rank and file wounded. 88th
Foot-1 rank and file killed ; 1 officer, 3 rank and file
wounded. 89th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. 90th
Foot- 2 rank and file wounded. 97th Foot-4 rank and
file wounded. Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade-1 -sergeant, 5
rank and file killed ; 1 officer, 11 rank and file wounded;
1 rank and file missing. 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade-1
officer, 2 sergeants, 21 rank and file killed ; 3 officers, 4
sergeants, 74 rank and file wounded. Ambulance Corps-
-1 rank and filo wounded. Land Transport Corps-3 rank
and file wounded. Royal Artillery-6 rank and file killed;
1 officer, 2 sergeants, 13 rank and file wounded. Royal
Engineers and Royal Sappers and Miners-3 officers, 5 rank
and file killed; 3 officers, 1 sergeant, 6 rank and file wounded.
Total-21 officers, 18 sergeants, 1 drummer, 211 rank
and file killed ; 70 officers, 82 sergeants, 8 drummers, 1,040
rank and file wounded ; 2 officers, 20 rank and file missing.

TOTAL CASUALTIES.

Officers
Sergeants
Drummers
Rank and file

93
~... 100
9
"". 1,271

Total..

1,473

Enclosure 3.

SUPPLEMENTARY ITOMINALRE CURN OF OFFICERS
WOUNDED ON THE MORNING OF THE 18TH JUNE.

Camp before Sebastopol, June 25.
Staff Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-General Breves
Major Stuart Wortley, Ist Dragoon Guards, slightly.
18th Foot—Captain. H. J. Stephenson, slightly.

Enclosure 4.

NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND
PRIVATES KILLED ON THE MORNING OF 18TH JUNE.
2D DIVISION.
_ . _

41st Foot—Private John Creig.
49th Foot—Privates John Donovan, William Fortune.

3D DIVISION.

Ist Battalion, Ist Royals—Privates Patrick Horan, Luke
Kennidy.
4th Foot—Privates George Garrett, Patrick Hagan,
Michael Healey, Thomas Swinter, William Lucas, Ber-
nard Cotton. • ,
9th Foot—Privates Luke Caffy, Peter Flanigan.
14th Foot—Privates Michael Lynch, William Thompson,
John Martin.
18th Foot—Colour-Sergeant Thomas Mallow ; Corporals
Michael Hortigan, George Morgan, James Watson ; Pri
vates William Birmingham, Timothy Cotter, Patrick
Dowd (1), Michael Gorman (1), Robert Gordon, Cornelius
Hannigan Lawrence Keelan, Patrick Kearns, Abraham
Reane, Thome s McCormick, Samuel McEvoy, John Molony,
James Murray, Michael Murphy (2), Bernard Quinn, Jas.
Rodgers, Patrick Maloney, George Pugh, Michael Cantlin.
28th Foot—Corporal Michael Collins; Privates Joshua
Collins, Thomas Davis, Richard English, Owen Lennaid,
William Smith, Hugh Thompson, James Watson, James
Tobin.
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Samuel Argue, William Bruce, Charles Connor; Privates
Thomas Corrigan, John Gratton, David Jones, James
Woods, Patrick O'Brien, Charles Bradley, George Reed,
Samuel Rowley, Patrick Farrett (Farrell), Samuel
Gardner.
44th Foot—Drummer Joseph Smith ; Corporal Robert
Bruce; Privates John Browne, William Barns, John
Bradley, Jame Darby, John Dibb George eleesen, %Tel=

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50th Fea--7Privates William Perry, James Reghan.
4TH DIVISION.

17th Foot--,-tierjeant'Michaei7oounell ; Corp Oral Patrick
King ; Privates Morgan Belton John Dwyer, Martin
Dwyer, William Sally% Thorna.4 Naughton, Charles Robin-
son, Henry Stevens.
20th Foots,—vii,ilce-gerjetult •DaVid .Palmer; Privates.
James M!Gorman Thomas Pa'.
21st Foet--.-Prlv;lte4 Pail.
John' Hartney, John- Lawrence,
Paul! Tracey.
57'h Foot—Colour-Serjeant Patrick Fallon ; Serjeants
John James, Robert :Ltawisi Stewatd Gardiner, William
Greening, Jobn Main ; Corporal James Macklin; Privates
Andrew Broderick- William Johnion, :Richard Corrigan,
James Carney, Robert Fraser, Edward Fairell„Jeromiah
Hayes, Toseph Ferguson, Patrick Kanhing, Matthew T wist,
Charles M'Annally, Alfred Stevens, James Dolan. •
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Sergeant George Jerrew:'
Corporal John ..M!Ewan ; Privates Charles Spreadborough,
George Lines, John Flanery, Michael Cain.

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r Timothy Farrell, slightly ; Dennis Fibely, severelj ;T ?4,1"
enn
ward Fisher, slightly ; Jonathan UM, dangerously ;
tt
Johnston, severely ; Edward Malone, severely; Robe Miller, dangerously ;
,James Murphy, slightly ; John
Moorap, slightly ; John McCann, severely; James McCann,
-severely ; Patric McEvoy, slightly ; :Biomes O'Neill, dan-
gerously ; James Pearson, dangerously ' • Francis Re.wling-
.ton, Tightly ; Samuel Smith, dangerously ; Henry Stigoll,
dangerously; Thomas Simmins, slightly; Chas. Webber,
dangerously; Thomas Williams, slightly; William Sweeny,
dangerously ; Edw. Sleeper, slightly ; John Belcher, se-
verely ,• Joseph Heaton, slightly ; Isaac Kennedy, slightly ;
John Cook, severely.
38th Foot—Colour-Sergeante James Jarrett, severely ;
John Adams, slightly; Paymaster-Sergeant, John Benett,
severely ; Sergeants Andrew Clarke, slightly ; George
McKenzie, slightly ; Samuel Window, severely; William
Dunn, dangerously; William Stapleton, slightly; Corporals
John Prichard; severely ; John Beryman, severely ; James
Rowe, severely ; Thomas Williams, severely ; William
Jeani, dangerously; William Balderson, slightly; Lance-
Corperal Win.;Biddy, severely; Edward Curran, severely;
Privates John Armstrong, severely ; Jas. Allen. severely ;
Edward Byrne, severely ; Wm. Bandon, severely; Joseph
Braff9rd, slightly; Joseph Barker, severely • John Brash,
severely ; Thomas Bonner, dangerously ; illiam Burke,
severely; Jeremiah Burns, slightly; John Bradley, se-
verely ; James Collins, slightly ; Thomas Casey, severely ;
John'Connors, severely ; Martin Cleating, severely; Alfred
Champion, severely ,• Patrick Cassidy, severely ; Martin
Coady, severely ; Joseph Chandler, severely ; Thomas
Cusick, severely; George Coglin,-severely ; Samuel Cully,
slightly; John Cox, slightly; Charles Cullarn,- severely.;
Chas.Donington, severely; Chas. Dorsey, severely; Arthur
Denison, severely ; James Deevy, severely ; John Dooley,
dangerously ; Wm. Dickson, severely ; John Dix, severely;
Timothy Desmond, severely; Thos. Dyer, severely; Pat.
Flaherty, slightly; Wm.Fleckny, severely; John Geraghty,
dangerously; Rich. Hine, severely; Henry Hodson; slightly;
James Halloran, Zseverely ; Daniel Jenkins, severely ;
tv Miami Jones, severely ,• John Kieffe, severely ; •Donald
Keith, severely ; Henry King,' severely ;`Patrick Kirwan,
slightly; Edward. Long, severely; Nicholas Lane, severely;
James Lynch, slightly ;, Owen Megan, severely; Peter '
M`Naulty, severely ; William M`Niece, severely ; David
Milner.ftlightly ; Thomas Mitchelloeverely ; Wm. Miller, '
LiteVerely ; Hugh M`Glartland, severely; Patrick'Maguife,
severely; Michael Mead, severely ; John M'Veigh, severely ;
William Moore, dangerously ; Benjamin Newell, severely;
Georg e Newton, slightly ; Henry'Ostler, severely ; Kode-
rick OrCallaghan, severely ; John O'Neill, severely ; George Pearce, severely ; Wm. Parchley, severely ;,. John Pinner, '
severely; Wrn. Rush, severely; Joseph Sheeran, severely; ,
John Stapleton, severely; James Shea, severely; William
Stokely, severely ; Arthur Tyrrell, severely ; Terence Tyr- '
rell, severely; Michael.Taggart, severely; David Torring-
ton, slightly ; David Travers, slightly ; Thos. Webster,
severely; Pat. Wall, severely ; Alfred Ward, severely; John .
Wright, severely; Samuel Yates, severely; Geo. Newton,
severely ; Patrick White, severely • David Campbell,
severely; Michael Peters, severely ; Levi Kedus, severely;
Williem Chettle, severely ; Wm. Batson, severely • Wm.
.Duff, severely; James M`Mahon, severely; Thos. iNialsh,
severely; Patrick Reill severely ; Isaac Newton, slightly;
Williem Creagan, severely; Thomas Leonard, severely ;
George Taylor, severely ; John Ball, slightly ; James Ste- •
phenson, severely ; Patrick Gorman, slightly; John Dig-
nan, severely ; John Hynes, slightly ; Ephraim Shannon, ,
slightly; John Enery, slightly ; Alex. Bigham, severely.
39th Foot—Sergeant Prince Pye, slightly.

' 44th Foot--=Colour-Sergeant Henry Huntington, severely;
Sergeants James Cain, slightly ; Oscar Kelly, severely ;
David Collins, severely; John Dunne, severely ; Robert
Galloway, dangerously; John Gomersall, severely; James
M`Lenn, dangerously; William Rolston°, severely; David
Walsh, slightly ; Corporals Martin Brophy, slightly ;
James Friend, severely ; Robert Murray, slightly ;
James Oxley, slightly ; Wright Simm, severely ; Thos.
Anderson, severely; Abraham Friend, severely; Drummers
Thomas Durr, severely; David Jackson, severely ; Privates
John Agar, slightly ; James Alexander, slightly ; Thomas
Ashtop, slightly; William Barrett, slightly; Patrick Bath,
slightl,y ; John Berry, slightly; James Brady, severely ;
John Brisnahan, severely; Peter Bryan, severely ; George
F. Burgess, slightly; James Bourke, severely; Alex. Beck,
severely; Thomas Berriumn, severely; Patrick Clancy,
slightly ; John Callaghan, slightly ; John Campbell, se-
verely; James Carson, slightly ; Samuel Clarke, danger-
ously;, William Coalman, slightly ; Hugh Conkey, severely;
Alexander Crawford, severely; William Cullen, slightly;
John Ourry, dangerously ; Andrew Dougherty, slightly ;
John Duggan, severely; Peter Fadden, severely; John Fin-
lay, severely; Michael Finn, severely; Thos. Flattery, se-
verely; Patrick Foley, slightly; George Gurrier, severely;
John Hamilton, severely ; Henry Hawks, slightly ; James
Haywood, severely; George Hazell, slightly; James Henry,
slightly ; James Hickey, severely ; John Hill, slightly ;
Thomas Hodge, slightly ; Stephen Hogan, slightly ;
Joseph Hoorood, slightly ; Bernard Hughes, severely; Jas.
Jaffrey, slightly; Daniel Keeley, severely ; James Kelby,
slightly ; James Kiddell, dangerously ; Robert Kirk, dan-
gerou y ; Michael McCarthy, slightly; John McCauley,
severe y ; Reid McElroy, slightly Ever McGee, severely;
DavidtMclnnis, slightly; James slightly
severely ; William
Massey, slightly; James Meads, slightly; John Moore,
slightly; Patrick Mullen, dangerously; John Mylon,
slightly; John Nelson, slightly; William Newton, slightly;
James O'Briens, severely ; Charles Peak. severely; Martin
Reillyseverely; John Richmond, slightly ; Thomas
Robert, dangerously; William Rowley, slightly ; James
Samples, slightly ; Michael Scannell, severely ; Daniel
Sculby, severely ; Walter Seeley, severely ; John Shea,
slightly ; Timothy Shea, severely ; Michael Sheean,
severely ; James Smith, severely • Patrick Smith, severely;
William Mapleton, slightly ; William Steele, slightly ;
John Traynor, slightly ; James Thomas, slightly ; Richard
Weaver, severely ; William Weston, slightly; Jas.White,
slightly; John Johnstone, slightly; Michael McCaff-
rey, slightly ; Jeremiah Murphy, severely ; Jas. Patter-
son, slightly; Joseph Perkins, severely; Geo. Williams,
severely ; John_Rowley,
• 5001 Foot--Privates Charles Bennett, slightly ; Peter
Kearnes, severely ; James Ryan, severely; Patrick Senior,
mortally.
89th Foot—Private Patrick Byron, severely.

4TH DIVISION.
17th Foot—Colour-Sergeants Wm. Colcliffe, slightly ;
Wm. O'Leary, slightly ; Sergeants David Borrett, danger-
ously; Edward Holt, dangerously; Wm. Patterson, dan-
gerously ; Corporal James Duffell, severely ; Lance-Cor-
porals John Davis, slightly ; Thos. Faughnan ; slightly ;
Privates John Anderson, slightly ; Jas. Arnold, slightly ;
Robert Browning, slightly ;^ Christopher Burns, slightly ;
Geo. Carmody, severely ; Patrick Daley, severely ; Ber-
nard Gordon, severely ; Rich. Howard, slightly; A. Hynes,
slightly; M. King, dangerously ; Nicholas Kinna, danger-
ously ; Patrick McAllister, slightly ; Patrick McCarthy,
severely ; Jas. McQuade, slightly ; James McGuire, se-
verely, since dead; James Mellows, slightly ; John Moore,
severely ; Michael Parker, slightly ; Francis Ruddoll, se-
verely ; Thos. Scott, slightly ; Patrick Stapleton, slightly;
Patric)r Walsh, slightly ; Thomas Keough, slightly.
20th Foot --Privates John Bryan, severely; Francis Sim-
mons, severely ; Henry Woods, severely ; David Barnes,
slightly ; John Jones, slightly; James Mulcahy, slightly ;
James Rodgers, slightly ; Charles Russell, slightly.
21st Foot—Serjeants Michael O'Farrell, slightly; Thos.
Robertson, slightly; Thomas Powell, slightly; Corporals
Frederick Watkins, dangerously ; James Griffin, slightly;
Michael Harrington, slightly ; James Sim, severely ; Pri-
vates John Cassidey, severely ; Owen Cassidey, slightly ;
Michael Donohoe, slightly ; Henry Duff, slightly ;
Ford, slightly ; Charles Hancock, dangerously ; Moses
Learning, slightly; Edward M`Fadon, dangerously; Thos.
Marsden, slightly ; William Rutherford, slightly ; Richard
Smith, severely ; Thos. Spencer, slightly ; James Studders,
dangerously.
57th Foot—Colour-Serjeants John Mulloy, dangerously;
Richard Collins, contusion ; Sergeants James Williams,
severely ; John Boyd, severely; Robert Hamilton, severely;
Patrick Connors, severely; John Morgans, severely; T. Cap el,
severely ; John Flanagan, severely; Wm. Griffith, severely;
Corporals Patrick Cahill, severely ; Robert Dawson,
severely ; Wm. Hughes, severely ; Thomas Jess, severely ;
Richard Gostling, severely ; John Geogan, severely ;
Thomas Huggard, severely ; John Shea, slightly ; John
M'Euter, severely ; Privates Felix M`Caffery, severely ;
Kinnerney, severely ; Cornelius Hagerty, severely ;
John Barrett, severely; Michael Murphy, severely; John
Magee, severely; Frederick Nicholls, severely; John Woods,
severely; Daniel Rahilly, slightly.; Charles McGee, severely;
John Murray, severely ; Andrew McDonald, severely;
George Blackwell, severely ; William Holliday, severely ;
Robert McFarlane, severely ; Timothy Fain, severely ;
Simeon Green, severely; James Beasley, severely; John
Nicholls, severely; Patrick Delaney, severely; Patrick Don-
nelly, severely; Timothy Connor, severely; George Thomas,
slightly ; John Sheehan, severely ; John Hayes, severely ;
John M'Carley, severely; Wm. M`Nevin, severely ; John
Moriarty, severely ; Riche'. Green, severely; Geo. Huggin,
severely; John Jones, severely; Jas. Rowe, severely ; Rd.
Rowe, severely; Thomas Greaney, slightly; James Inglis,
severely; James Sullivan, severely; John Long, severely ;
John Murphy, severely; Michael Murphy, severely ; John
Byrne, slightly; John Butler, slightly; Wm. Washington,
slightly; John Muraine, slightly; John Gahan, severely ;
Benjamin Busfleld, severely; Michael Fitzpatrick, severely;
Matthew Watson, severely; John Casey, dangerously; Jno.
Pasfield, severely ; Luke O'Donnell, severely ; Patrick
McKenna, severely ; John Griffith, dangerously; Patrick
Ryan, severely; James Spinks, severely ; Forth Ellis, se-
verely; Joseph Mateer, severely; Patrick Maher, severely;
John Purcell, severely; Patrick O'Niel, severely; Goddard
Austin, severely; Maurice Ward, severely; Robt. Shannon,
severely ; Charles M'Cruise, severely ; John Dempsey,
severely; Patrick Sullivan, severely; John Byron, severely;
Wm. Noary, slightly; Dennis Downey, severely.
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Private Wm. Robinson,
severely; Henry Scott, slightly ; Joseph Russell, slightly;
Wm. Dean Finch, severely ; Richard Jenkins, slightly ;
George Parker, severely ; David Bright, slightly ; Tim.
Collins, slightly ; Peter Lafferty, slightly ; Thos. Harri-
son, severely ; George Oliver, severely.