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EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1855.

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assistant-paymaster, severely.; Jnbn Breather, leading
seaman, severely; JOhn Markham, A. 8.; Slightly.
l(Signed) c .J. E. BUCHANAN, Surgeon.

List of wounded'on board her Majestfs ship Corn-
wallis; before Sweaborg, on the 9th Ma—Mr.
Frederick Bowen, mate slightly ; John Osborne, Ist
class boy, severely ; Edward Peters, quartermaster ;
Wm. Brandy, ordinary seaman,' slightly; john Coady,2d class boy, severely ; Robert Kitchener, gunner s
mate ' • John McGuire; marine,' seYerely ; John Ax-
worthy, carpenter's crew ; Thos. Hodge, carpenter's
crew ; Edward Farrell, leading seaman.
(Signed) ALEXR. ARMSTRONG, M.D., Surgeon, R.N.

Her Majesty's ship Cornwallis, off Store Miolo,
Aug. 10, 18.55.
Sir,=—l hive the honour to inform you, that in fur-
ther prosecution of your orders .of the Sth instant, .1
despatched last night after dark, under the direction of
Lieutenant Tatnall, senior of the Cornwallis, the barges.
-and-pinnaces of this ship, Hastings, and Aniphion, each
armed with rockets,.to endeavour with them, if possible,
to set fire to a frigate moored head and stern in Kung's
Seund. .
• 'Moored as she was down under the land with only
'her lower masts in she was quite invisible, but the boats
maintained a very wall-directed fire in her direction,
which, although- not effecting the object of setting her
OD fire, drew:the 'attention of the enemy, whose bat-
teries, as well as the frigate, opened fire op the boats,,
without, I am happy to say, any casualty to them..
I regret, however, to add, that in the pinnaCe of the
Hastings, two men were wounded, one severely, by the
rocket bursting-in the tube.
I beg to enclose a list of the officers employed on this
occasion, and to express to you 'how much pleased I was
with the manner in which Lieutenant Tatnall carried out
Miorders, and of the zeal and activity of the other
officers and men employed.—l have,' etc., •
{Signed). GEORGI G. WaLLESLEY Captain.
-Rear-Admiral the Hon. Richard-S.-Dandas, C.B.

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List of officers employed in the rocket boats on
Aug. 9. •
Cornwallis—Barge : • Lieut. Tattnall ; Mr. Holmes,
midshipman ; Mr. -Taylor, gunner. Pinnace : Lieut.
Fox; Mr. Holden, midshipman. Gig : Dr. Armstrong,
surgeon in charge. Third cutter : Mr. Powell, midship-
man. Mr. Evaus, assistant-surgeon.
Hastings—Barge : Lieut. M'Crea ; Mr. Hornby,
midshipman ; Mr. Holt, assistant-surgeon. Pinnace :
Lieut. Goodenough v; Mr. Singleton, midshipman.
Amphion—Barge : Lieut. Wodehouse ° • Mr. Carey,
midshipman. Pinnace : Lieut. Clutterbuck ; Mr. Camp-
bell, mate. First cutter : Mr. Stirling, midshipman; Mr.
Lightbody, assistant-surgeon.
(Signed) GI/0110E G. WILLESLET, Captain.

List of casualties occasioned by the premature explo-
sion of a rocket in the pinnace of her Majesty's ship
Hastings, on the night of the 9th August, 1855 (whilst
endeavouring to burn the Russian frigate, lying between
Kungs Holman and Sandhamn), during the rocket at-
tack on Sweaborg :—Joseph Hopkinson, A. 8., severely
wounded ; James Bowles, ord., slightly wounded. I
can only account for this accident by the rocket being a
damaged one ' • perhaps the composition was cracked, or
had loosened from its cue, which eaused it to explode
like a common detonating tube, bursting the shell at the
same time, and shattering the rocket tube to pieces.
(Signed) J. CRAWFORD CAFFIN, Captain.

Her Majesty's Ship Euryalus, August 12, 1855.
List of casualties which occurred during the bombard-
ment of Sweaborg, 9th August.
Euryalus—John Bynon, captain maintop and rigger,
slightly burnt in hands, arms, and feet, caused by a 24-
pounder rocket tube bursting ; Robert Glason, A. 8.,
coast guardsman, severely burnt in face and wrists,
ca,ued by a 24-pounder rocket tube bursting ; John
Robinson, A. 8., dangerously burnt in face and wrists,
caused by a 25-pOunder rocket tube bursting ; William
Thompson, carpenter's crew, slightly burnt in arms and
face, caused by a 24-pounder rocket tube bursting.
Pincher—Win. Cousins, A. 8., slight contusion of
knee, on board Pincher gun-boat.
(Signed) . EDWARD GROVES, M.D., Surgeon.

List of casualties that occurred in the gun-boats and
mortar-vessels attached to her Majesty's ship Magicienne,
chiring the bombardment of Sweaborg, between the 9th
and 11th August, 1855.—Dapper—Samuel Curtain, pri-
vate, Royal Marines, hernia, produced by exertion in
heaving round the gun. Redbreast—Jacob Light,
gunner, Royal Marine Artillery, lacerated wound (slight)
of the finger. (Signed) R. ()LLB; M.D., Surpon.

List of casualties in the Pinnace of her Majesty's ship
Vulture, on the night of 9th August, 1855.—John Eld-
ridge, leading seaman, dangerously ; Henry Bailey,
captain foretop, severely ; Adolphus Reynolds, A. 8.,
severely ; Wm. Odgers, A. 8., severely ; Lieut. R. B.
Miller, very, slightly • Mr. Horatio Packe, mate,
slightly ; Henry Wright, gunner's mate, slightly ; R.
Pitcher, A. 8., slightly.
(Signed) RB. Muntn, Senior Lieutenant.
J. D. Caosln, Surgeon.
The above casualties occurred chiefly by accident in
the rocket boats, and not from the fire of the enemy.
(Signed) R. S. DUNDAS, Commander-in-Chief.

List of casualties which occurred on board the Gun-
boat Badger, employed at the bombardment of Swea-
borg on the 9th and 10th of August, 1855. Thomas
Burton, R.M., fracture ; compound fracture of left leg
(both bones), from the breaking of a hawser in getting
the Badger off the rocks.
(Signed) 'GEORGE BANKS, Assistant-Surgeon.

List of officers and men wounded by the enemy dur-
ing the bombardment of Sweaborg, on the 9th and 10th
of August, 1855. Thistle gun-boat—Joseph Bailey,
private R.M., contusion ; slight of right foot from frag-
ment of shell.
(Signed) A. WKECHNIE, Medical Thspector.

List of officers employed in the mortar-vessels during
the bombardment of Sweaborg, on the 9th and 10th of
August, 1855. Honourable Augustus C. Hobart, first
lieutenant of the Duke of Wellington ; Mr. F. M. L.
Carter, mate, in charge. of First Division ; Mr. W.
Howarth, acting mate in charge of Second Division
Mr. Geo. Rivington, mate on board Sinbad ; Mr. G.
Taylor, acting gunner in charge of Redbreast ; Mr. John
J. Terdre, acting boatswain in charge of Carron ; Mr.
Thomas Ilawkirns, acting' boatswain in charge of Grail.
pler ; Mr, Richard Fowell, acting gunner in charge of
Mastiff ; Mr. John Thorns, boatswain in charge of
Rocket ; Mr. Henry Wallace, acting gunner in charge
of Sinbad ; Mr. Josiah Hunt, acting gunner in charge
of Blazer ; Mr. Richard Jones, acting boatswain in
charge of Pickle ; Mr. Charles Blofield, boatswain in
charge .of Lively; Mr. John Dow, acting gunner in
charge of Drake ; Mr. Charles Haydon, acting boatswain
in charge of Porpoise ; Mr. Charles Ford, acting boats-
wam in charge of prompt ; Mr. Richard Broad, acting
boatswain in oharge of Beacon ; Mr. Thomas Foreman,
boatswain in charge of Havock ; Mr. John Bosanquet,
acting boatswain in charge of Manly. •
Marine Artillery Officers employed—Captain J. M.
Wetnyss, Captain J. E. W. Lawrence, Captain G. A.
Schomberg, Lieut. E. R. Horsey, Lieut. R. T.. Ansell,
Lieut. G. H. Winford, Lieut. J. Poore, Lieut. H. L.
Searle, Lieut. G. Brydges, Lieut. E. S. L. Durnford,
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Lieut. F. E. Halliday, Lieut. R. Woollcombe,
(Signed) R. S. DIINDAS,
Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-Chief.

List of Gunboats engaged in the bombardment of S Wee..
borg, on. the 9th and 10th August.
Abreast of eight, English eastern mortar. vessels :
Under the orders of ,Captain George Ramsay, her Ma-
jesty's ship Euryalus—Pincher, Lieut. Keith Stewart ;
Skylark, Lieut. F. W. Pym ; Lark, Lieut. M. Pechell.
Under,tbe orders of Captain F. H. H. Glasse, her Ma-
jesty's'ship Vulture—Snap, Lieut: C. A. Wise ; Gleaner,
Mete A. G. liogko„ Wnder the orders of Captain N.
Vansittart, her Majesty's ship Magicienne—Dapper,
Lieut.' H. T. Grant ; Redwing, Mate W. G. Silverlock.
Round Pterhall Under the orders of Captain Wm.
H. Stewart, her Majesty's ship Dragon—Magpie, Lieut.
B. C. T. Pine`; *f_ffea.zel, Lieut. R. Craigie. To keep
Vargon church open' exit- of•Rantan Island.
In front of the western mortar vessels : Under the
orders of Commander G. W. Preedy, Duke of Welling-
ton—Starling, Lieut. S. P. Piers; Thistle, Lieut. David
Spain • Pelter, Lieut. William F, Lee ; Biter, Lieut. W.
H. Anderson ; Badger, Mate W. H. Cumming.
For service of the Lancaster guns : Under the orders'
of Capt. It. S. Hewlett, C. 8., her Majesty's ship Edin.
butgh—Snapper, *Lieut. A. J. Villiers ; Stork, Lieut
G. J. Malcolm.

(Signed) B. S. DIINDAS,
Rear-Admiral and Commander•in-Chief

A List of Officers in the Rocket-boats of her Majesty's
ships employed on the night of the 9th August, 1855, in
an attack upon the fortress of Sweaborg,under the com-
mand of Capt. Henry Caldwell, of her Majesty's ship
puke of Wellington :
Duke of Wellington—Four boats : Lieutenants L. E.
H. Somerset, T. Barnadiston. Second Master D.
Moore., ' Midshipmen J, de Wahl and Holtord H.
Washington. Hospital Dresser J. Moore.
Extn?Ali—Two boats :.Lieutenant C. M. Luckcraft,
LientenanV C. B. Mitchel, R.M. Mate C. H. Carpenter.
Assista.nt Surgeon J., Caldwell.
ArrOiiiit—Two boats :Lieuts. H. B. Woolcombe and
Martin. Mate R. R. T. Clark. Midshipman Montague.
Pembroke—Two boats : Lieuts. J. B. Scott, F. M.
.Pratient. Mate Garbeh. Midshipman Brownlow.
Vuftiure—Two boats : Lieuts. E. B. Miller, W. P.
Iffurten, R.M. Mate H. Puke.
Edinburgh—Two boats : Lieut. J. L. Pritchard.
Second Master J. Taylor. Midshipman-- Waller.
Cossack—Two boats Lieut. J. B. Field. Mate
Douglas. Midshipman --- Stevens.
Pr:won—Two boats : Lieut. T. Staokhouse. Mate
W: R. Stubbs.

isiagieienne-..Two boats: "Amt. E. B. King. Mate
Z. Rtehards.
y" :Go aer—Lieute. W. N. Cornewall and F. B. Halbert.
(Signed) J. CALDVIEpL, Captain.
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night of the I.oth Adg., 1865,in• the division under the-
command 'of Capt. G.: 11. Seymour, of her Majesty's ship,
Pembroke:— . r •
txmouth-LLWuts: Robt: d. Wyflniatt and Campbell.
Euryalus-r-Senior bieuten!tut-C,4axletzt,M. Luckoraft.
Mr. Charles H. Carpenter, acting-mate. Mr. John Cal-,
well, assistant;inrgeon, :
Arrogint--Leuts: Henry B. Woolcombe and N.
Martin. • • _
Pembroke—Senior Lieut. S. B. Scott. Gunnery Likit.

Francis M:'Prattent; < ' ' r.
Magicienne—Lieut. Ilienry B. King. Mr. EArnund
E. Richards, acting mate.
(Signed) G. H. Sztxbun, Captain.

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A List of Officers employed, in Rocket-boats on the
night of the 10th Aug., 1855; in the division Ainderlhe
command of Capt.,Henry Caldwell, of herMajeety's'ship
Duke of Wellington :-- • . •
Duke of Wellington—Four boats : Lieuts.' L. E.-T.
Somerset, T. Barnadiston. Second Master D. Moore.
Midshipmen J. de ,Wabl and H. Raiford Washington..
Hospital Dresser S. Moore. " • -
Edinburgh---Two beats;. Lieutenants J. A-. Pritchard,
W. H. Blake. Second Master.J. Taylor, Midshipman'
Waller.
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Vulture--One boat :—Lieutenante E. B. Millar; W.
B. Burton, R.M.A. , • . • • •
Dragon--One boat i Mate W:l3. Stubbs:
Cossack—Two boats':--Lieutenant J. E. Field. —4
Douglas, mate.—Stevens, midshipman.
(Signed) H. Cariiiiird,
Captain Commanding Division
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DESPATCIMS FROM ADMIRAL LYONS;
ADMIRALTY AUG. 18.
Despatches, of which the following are' dopies, have
been received.from Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund. Lyon',
G. C. 8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's *hips -and
vessels in the Mediterranean and Black Sea. • r
Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Aug.. 4., •
"Sir,—ln- cdntinuation of the proceedings of the
squadron in the Sea of Azoff since those which were re-
parted in my letter of the 30th ult. (No. 613),.. I have
the honour to enclose, for the information of the Lerds
Commissioners of the Admiralty, a copy of a letter from
Commander Sherard. Osborn, of the Vesuvius, the se-
nior officer in that sea, reporting to me the steps he had
taken to harass the enemy as much as possible, and to
punish him at Berdiansk for having fired at some of our
people, although the town had been previously spared
on the plea of its being defenceless. .
Commander Osborn does not fail to point out and to
do justice to the merits of the officers by whom he has
been so ably seconded, and he particnlarly.mentions
Commander Rowley Lambert, of the,Curlew, the officer
next ia seniority to himself, who has on all occasions
been, conspicuous for his activity anti gallantry.
Commander Osborn has also, on several occasions,
borne the highest testimony to the merits of those-gal-
lant officers, Lieutenant William Horton, commanding
the Ardent, and Lieutenant John E. Commerell, com-
manding the Weser.—l am, &c.,
(Signed) EDMUND LYONS,
Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-Chief.
The Secretary of the Admiralty, &e

Her Majesty's ship Vesuvius, Arabat Spit,
July 25, 1855.;
Sir,—Since my last letter I have fully succeeded in
destroying, by means of submarine explosions, 'the four
Russians steamers sunk in Berdiansk Bay ; W and 'as the
enemy hal, from the houses of the western suburb of
Berdiansk, twice fired upon our people, whilst peaceably
and unguardedly employed; I considered it right that
such a dishonourable course, from a town which had
been spared under plea of being defenceless, should be
severely punished, and the more so as Berdiansk had
been treated with unusual leniency upon the occasion
of our former visits. •
I therefore, on the 22d of July, caused to be destroyed
the western suburb, which had screened their rifleman,
and succeeded in discovering and setting fire to no less
than ten large granaries, filled with wheat, each ave-
raging about 200 tons in capacity, and several four mills
which have been employed night and day grinding for
the use of the Russians.
The church and major portion of the town I spared,
although nearly every house we searched contained grain
in large quantities, and the SiliOle place might be con-
sidered little else than a general granary.
The dangerous service of landing in se large a town,
with bodies of Cossacks threatening, was entrusted to
Commander Rowley Lambert, Lieut. Hubert Campion
(senior of this ship), Lieut. Hewett, her Majesty's steam
vessel Beagle, and Lieut. Marryat, her Majesty's steam-
vessel Cracker, and the skill with which it was executed
reflects the highest credit upon their zeal and judgment.
The operations were admirably covered by the gun-
boats under Lieuts. Grylls, Commerell, and Townsend,
and her Majesty's ships Vesuvius and Curlew ; the
latter under charge of her zealous First Lieutenant,
C. J. Rowley.
On the 24th July I rejoined Lieutenant Horton, her
Majesty's steam-vessel Ardent. He, I found, had not
been idle; and. With the "531.i...et, of the Clinker, Lieut.
Smithett, and Wrangler, Lieut. Burgoyne, very much
damage had been done to the enemy from Ghenitch to
Obitotchna Spit, in the destruction of forage, fish, stores,
and launches.—l have, &c.,
(Signed) SHERARD 06101171,
Commander and Senior Officer.
Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons Bart., G.C.8.,
Commander-in-Chief.
With reference to the above despatches, the under-
mentioned officers have this day been promoted :—Com-
mander Sherard Osborn, to be captain ; Lieutenant
William Horton, to be commander.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON.
WAR DEPARTMENT, AUG. 20.
Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and
its enclosures, of which the following are copies, id-
dressed to his lordship by General Simpson.
BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, AUG. 7.
My Lord,—Since the sth inst. nothing has occurred
to form the subject of a despatch:
I have the honour to enclose the list of casualties to
the sth inst. I regret to have to inform your lordship
of the death of Colonel Cobbe, 4th Regiment, which took
place yesterday ; he was an excellent officer, and is a
seriou.4 loss to her Majesty's service.
Captain Layard, 38th Regiment, Dsauty-A.ssistant-
Quarterrnaster-GI-eneFal, died this morning of diarrhcea,
on board the-steamer Faith, in Balaklava harbour, to
which ship he had been removed in the hopes of bene-
fitting his health.—l have, &c.,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. •
The Lord Panraure, &c.

Supplementary Numerical Return of Casualties on 171
June, 1855.-31st Foot-1 officer wounded.

Supplementary Nominal Return of an officer serving
in the Crimea. who was wounded.— 31st Foot—Lieute-
nant Charles Prevost, slightly:

NUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM
THE 3n TO THE STH AUG. INCLUSIVE.
3d Battalion Grenadier Guards-1 rank and file killed ; 4
rank and file wounded.
let Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards-1 rank and file
killed; 1 officer, 1 rank and file wounied.
Ist Battalion let Foot-1 rank and file killed; 5 rank
and file wotnded.
3d Foot-1 sergeant, 2 rank and file wounded.
7th Foot-3 rank and file wounded.
17th Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
18th Fool- 4 rank and Ale wounded.
199t1i Foot-1 rank and file
,21st Foot-1 rank andifilawounded.
23d Foot-3 rank and file wounded.
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30th Foot-1 rank and file wounded.
31st Foot-1 sergeant, 1 rank and file killed ; 1 sergeant,
9 rank and file wounded.
33d Foot-1. rank and file killed; 3 rank and file
wounded.
34th Foot-1 rank and file wounded.
38th Foot-1 itergeant killed ; 2 rank and file wounded.
41st Foot-4 rank and file wounded.
42d Foot-1 rank and file wounded.
44th Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
46th Foot-1 rank and file killed.
47th Footl rank and file wounded.
50th Footl-setjefint )rounded.
55th Foot-1 officer, 2 sergeants, 16 rank and file,
wounded. •
62d Foot-1, rank and file wounded.
63d Foot-3 rank and file wounded.
72d Foot-3 rank and file wounded.
77th Toot--1 rink and file killed ; 1 rank and file
wounded.
79th Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
89th Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
90th Foot —1 rank and file wounded.
95th Foot-1 sergeant killed; 3 rank and file wounded.
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade--1 rank and file killed ; 2
rank and file wounded.
2d Battalion Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file Wounded.
Total-3 sergeants, 9 rank 3►nd file, killed ; 2 officers,
5 sergeants, 84 rank and file, wounded.

NOMINAL RETITEN OF OFFICERS WHO HAVB
BEEN WOUNDED FROM THE 3D TO TSB STE
OF AUGUST, 1855, INCLUSIVE. iv, a
lit Battalion Soots Fusilier Guarder—Capt. Oen'

55th Foot—Lieut. C. H. Evans,
W. Coke, slight contusion.
danier"ll/" SIONED
NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-001110-Lo
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES ICILLED FROM
THE 3rll TO THE STH AUG, 1855, 111CLUSITE.
Ist Battalion Ist Foot—Lance-Coporal Michael Horan.
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77th Foot—Private William Conelly.
let Battalion Rifle Brigede—Private John Delaney.
3d Battalion Grenadier Guards—Private Thos. Miller.
Ist Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards—Private Daniel
Thompson. •
31st Foot--Colour-Sergeant Thomas Behan ; Private
Henry Oaten; M`
38th Foot—Sergeant R. ,M Ghee.
19th Foot—Private George Moore.
3:3d Foot—Private Edward Ryan.
46th Foot—Private Michael Spencer.
95th Foot--48ergemit Maurice WGratit.

KoMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED, FROM
THE 3D TO THE :MI AUG., 1855, INCLUSIVE.
Alia. 3.
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..—Sergeant James Stevenson, see.
pot—Private George Clarke, slightly%
talien Rifle Brigade—Privetes Williarci h
William Davies, slightly. • ,
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Si L ..on,,' Grenadier Guards—Privates John Palen'''. :
several • George Withal!, slightly ; Charles Sheppard,
sliiihtl William Holyrood, severely. - . •
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. let ttalion Scots Fusilier Guards—Private Thorns i
Burns, lightly.
• Ist attalion Ist Foot—Privates Charles Nichols,
slightly • William Salsbury, slightly.
18th 'oot—Trivates `James Cautliti, severely ; Jahn
Stank slightly; Thomas Medhurst, slightly; Daniel
O'Cona 11, slightly.
21st oot--Lance-Corporal George Edwin, severely.
*IA oot—Sergeant-Jaines Forrest, • slightly; Corporal
Win. berts, slightly ; Privateslidward Leeson, slightly;
Willis, Critchely, slightly; Thomas Cardell, slightly;
Miele° Sheridan, slightly ; John Weekly; slightly; James
Weir, verely ; Henry Walton, slightly.
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41st oot—Corporals John Creedon, slightly; Martin
1
O'Dea, slightly ; Privates G. P. Gee, severely ; William
Mann]. , severely.
42a Foot—Lance-Corporal R. Ingram, severely.
44th Toot—Private James Dugan, slightly.,
. 47th 'Foot—Private James Anderson, slightly. ~.,
• • •
55th Foot—Serjeants Robert M`Geni, ' slightly ; 114..•
rick Callaghan, slightly ; Lance-Serjeant Benjankin Hel..:.
r dick, lightly; Corporal Daniel Tierney, severely, ' Pd.,
vides Jeremiah Learey, severely ; Wm. Mortilo, slightly)
Win. lifenley, slightly ; Win. Dagen, lightly; Edward
Blonififld, slightly ; Thomas Steadman, slightly; Thomas
Grille slightly ; Thomas O'Reilly, slightly Henry
Adam
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slightly ; James M'Cann, slightly;. John er°11"•
-slights; 111 W. Mara, slightly; MichaerConway, 'slightly;
John ain, slightly.
62d oot—Private James Stranford, dangerously ,
63d oot—Privates Richard Caffrey, slightly ; Frain."
Lakeyi slightly; Richard Mulleshey, slightly.
-79 d IFoot—Lance-Serjeant John M`Gilvray, slightaY l;
tes
Privy John Campbell, severely; Hugh IVICH, de"-
gerou y.
-79 t Foot—Private Robert Rea, slightly ; John Than•
hart, angerously.
891 J
Foot—Corporal Matthew Burke, dingerously.,
95t Foot—Pnvateantea Swan, slightly. .- : ~ -' •
.1 • AtlattlY4 -5.
3d oot—Sergeant Thomas Creaven, slightlY; Privates
'ph Milton, slightly ; Dnneau Mdigine,,, sWistly.
ot
7th Foot—Privates James Johnson, shilsay; 'Hew
' Birch slightly ; William Clements, slightly.
, ,ill7t Foot—Private Michael Walsh, slightly. ' -
. mod, Foot—Private Levi Ball, slightly. _
1 • 30t Foot—Private Mathew Long; slightlY; '
in Pooi-=-Privato aroiespk Itennox, slightly.
33 Foot—Privates Denis Ryan, mortauy ; Patrick
Bra , dangerously ; Thomas Walker, dangerously. •,-
34t Foot—Private James Thompson, slightly.
38t Foot—Privates Joseph Linnaban, slightly; Patrick
Mayl , slightly.
44t Foot—Private John Leahy, severely.
77t Foot—Private-William Carr, slightly'.
99t Foot-Private Joseph Crowrick, slightly. '
95t Foot—Privates George Shearman, dangerongly ;
John ;Smith, slightly.
2d attalion Rifle Brigade—Private Thomas Hathaway,
slightly.

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