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OF A DAUGHTER.
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OFFICERS WOUNDED AT
THE LA.TE
ASSAULT ON THE REDAN.

Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the
editor of The Sun, and begs to transmit a nominal
list of the officers wounded, and the numerical list
of the casualties of the non-commissioned officers
and men on the 18th inst.:—
Non-commissioned officers and rank and file
killed, 144 ; wounded, 1,058 ; missing, 150.
NOMINAL RETURN OF. OFFICERS
WOUNDED.'
2D DIVISION.
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rank and file missing ; 49th Foot-1 rank and filo wounded ;
50th Foot —2 rank and file wounded ; 57th Foot-2 rank
and file wounded ; GBth Foot-2 rank and file Wounded ;
83th Foot-2 rank and file. wounded ; 89th Foot-3 rank
and file wounded ; Ist Battalion, Rifle Brigade-2 raulc•and
file wounded ; 2d Battalion, ' Rifle Brigade-1 sergeant
wounded ; Royal Artillery-4 raulcand file killed, 2 officers,
1 sergeant, 13 rank and file wounded ; Royal Engineem and
Royal Sappers • and Miners-1 officer killed, 1 sergeant, 3
rank and file wounded. - Total-1 officer, 7 rank and file
killed ; 5 officers, 5 sergeants, 1 .drummer, 64 rank and file
wounded ; ahcl rank. and file missing.
J. B. BUCItNALL ESTCO'GRT, Adjutant-General.

(Enclosure 2.)

NOMINAL RETURN OF
_OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED FROM
THE 4TH TO THE 7TH OF JUNE INCLUSIVE.
JUNE 6.
Royal Engineers—Captain G. Dawsdn,
JUNE 7. ,
Royal Engineers—Lieutenant T. G. Lowry.
2d Battalion, lst*Footl—Capt.•B: H. E. Muller.
34th Foot Lieut. H. M. Lawrence.;
stth Foot—Lieut. Richard J. T. Steno.
62d Foot—Major W. F. Dickson and cApt. J. B. Forster.
68th Foot—Lieut. James Marshall. ,
88th Foot—Brevet-Major Edward Bayley, Copts. Edmund
Corbett and Jackson Wray, and Lieut. E. H. Webb.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-General.

(Enclosure 3.)

NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WIIO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED FROM
THE 4TH TO THE 7TH OF JUNE INCLUSIVE.
JUNE 4.
17th Foot—Lieut. J. B. H. Boyd, slightly.
48th Foot—Lieut. F. C. Trent, slightly.

JUNE 6.
3d Foot— Lieut. H A. Breedon, slightly.
Royal Artillery—Capts. Mortimer Adye, severely, and A.
Gordon, slightly.

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23d Foot—Corporal Hugh Campbell—slightly ; Privates
Thomas Roberts—dangerously ; Richard Dewo and Thomas
Barnes—severely ; Michael Coyle, William Clarke, Richard
&bleu,. Joseph Downey, and William Hallaran—slightly.
33d Foot—Lance-Corporal Henry Iredale, severely ; Pri-
vates Timothy Murphy, severely; Edward Kilmister and
Alexander Paul—both slightly.

34th Foot—Sergeant Thomas Lambert, severely; Corporals
Joseph Wharton, dangerously (since dead) ; and John
Mammon, slightly ; Privates Jeremiah Reegan, Edward
Roach, Henry Collins, Alexander Beatty, Thomas Fitz-
gerald, Michael Norton, Patrick Lynch, George Orrell, Thos.
Clarke, Henry Farrar,James M'Kenna, Charles Kelly, John
Gorman, John Redman, George Hankinson, Joseph Rostron,
Patrick Higgins, John Malone, George Lawrance, Charles
Wilson, Thomas Bunbery, John Palmer, and Richard Thorn-
ton—all severely; John Fitzpatrick, Donald M'Donald, Daniel
M'Carthy, Charles Byrne, and John Bleakley—all slightly.
38th Foot—Corporal John Quinn, slightly; Private Adam
Baxter, slightly.
41st Foot—Colour-Sergeant George Price, severely ; Cor-
poral Charles Horner, dangerously (since dead) ; Privates
Andrew Connor, John M'Dermott, and Thomas M'Mahon—
all severely ; James Mead, John Phillips, Henry Bowles, Bar-
tholomew Collins, John Curran, William* Donlan, Michael
Ennis, John Keenale, Michael Lawler, James M'Keough,
Joseph Matthews, Samuel Stubbe, and Thomas Underwood—
all slightly.
47th Foot—Sergeants Donald Beatson, severely; Reuben
Stafford, slightly ; Corporals George Lang, William Grant,
and John O'Loughlin—all slightly; Lance-Corporals John
Cleary and George Beattie—both slightly : Privates Thomas
Kilham and John Reegan—both mortally (since dead); Carron
Treaty and John Walsh—both dangerously (since dead) ; Jere-
miah Harrington, Daniel earthy, Thomas Cunningham, and
William Harrington all dangerously; James Filey,
Thomas Dunne, Thomas Keefe, John Keefe, Patrick Carey,
John Coleman, George Barwell, Richard Phelan, James Bren-
nan, Jelin Murphy, Daniel Foley, Thomas Soarson, Thomas
Keenan, William Mitchell, Daniel Coll, John Pitman, Law-
rence Clancy, Henry Freeman, Patrick Shea, John Smith,and
Robert Walsh—all severely ; Jonas Morris, John Bailey,
Daniel Kennedy, Patrick Mahoney, William Kennedy, James
Nairp, Denis Hanlon, John Chapman, Isaachar Chadwick,
Thomas Ryan, Patrick Cawley, Win. Howard, Thomas Kelly,
Patrick Griffin, Maurice Uniacke, Solomon Wisdom, Henry
O'Flaherty, John Campbell,, Denis Connors, William Schofield,
Philip Clarke, James Tracy, and John Griffiths—all slightly.,
48th Foot—Private John Shanahan, slightly.
49th Foot—Colour-Sergeants Wm. Grundy and John Lo-
nergan—both dangerously. Sergeants Richard Shea—dan-
gerously ; Charles Barnes, Geo. Fennell, and Wm. Hickey—
all severely ; Patrick Murphy—slightly. Corporals James
Kinolty—dangerously (since dead); James New and Michael
Rooney, both severely. Privates Hugh Murray and James
Little—mortally (since dead) ; Timothy Driscoll, Robt. Gar-
vin, Patrick Kirwin, John M'Moran, and Patrick Shannon—
all dangerously ; Joseph Burke, Thomas Clarke, Patrick Cor-
ner, John Curtain, Michael Feagan, James Gallagher, James
Green, Patrick Greenan, Jeremiah Halvey, Edward Hill,
Richrd. Heaslip; Edward Jefries, Daniel Kenney, Michael
Kee.shan, John Lee, Thomas Lee, James M'Grath, Michael
M'Cormick, Patrick Martin, Bernard Mulvaney, Patrick
O'Brien, Richard Partridge, Thos. Stack, Jas. Stratford, Jas.
Stevens, Wm. Townsend, Chas. Wheat, Jas. Wright, Patrick
Lacey, Martin Whealan, Patrick Ryan, James Robinson, Pat.
111 ‘Gee —all severely; Joseph Burgess, Michael Connolly,
Thomas Gaffney, James Gibbons, Timothy Kelly, Martin
Moore, James M'Kewer, James Ready, Thomas Long, John
Ward, James Curry, George Dear, and George Crouch—all
slightly.
55th Foot—Sergeant Henry Kendrick, slightly ; Lance-
Sergeant Win. Townsend, severely; Corporals John Rennie,
Wm. Denman, Martin Delaney, and William Britton—all
severely ; Privates Win. Casterton, dangerously (since dead) ;
Allen Bowie, Donald M'Kenzie, Thomas Brown, Jas. Boyd,
James Downey, Wm. Neagle, Patrick Madden, and James
Minahan—all dangerously ; Petter Lennon, Alex. Skinner,
John Drawry, Saul Masson, James Smith, John Gaving,
Patrick Ryan, George Stone, Robert Hoperoft, and Patrick
Black—all severely; Wm. Reeve, Patrick Walsh, Alexander
Wright, John Landers, John Weir, and John Chambles—all
slightly.
57th Foot—Private George M'Phee, severely.
62d Foot—Drummer George Ware, slightly ; Privates
John Panay, Patrick Sullivan, and William Newham—
all severely; Edward Browne, Patrick Crowley, Michael
Dunne, John Doyle, John Halley, John Herbert, James
M'lntyre, Thomas Rountree, James Turner, Owen O'Neill,
John Richards, Andrew Thompson, and James Scott—all
slightly.
68th Foot—Private Thomas Gannon, severely.
77th Foot—Privates David Irvin, dangerously (since dead) ;
Robert Cousins, John Mooney, and Patrick Maher—all dan-
gerously ; Thomas Corbin, John Hanlon, Peter Curry, James
Mollor, Thomas Mugrate, John Lyons, and Alexander Wright
severely ; John Moore and John Woodward—both
slightly.
88th Foot—Colour-Serjeants Thomas O'Shaugnassy and
Patrick Dwyer—both severely; Serjeants John Savage,
mortally (since dead); and M. Kelly, severely ; Corporals
John Reilly and Daniel Purcell—both severely; and James
Rush, slightly; Drummer Michael M'Cann, slightly; Pri-
vates Patrick M'Mahon, mortally (since dead); Michael
Cook, George Barber, Robert Clinton, Patrick Boyle, and
George Greham—all dangerously ' - James Maddigan, Valen-
tine M'Donogh, Thomas Donlan, William Fergusson, Owen
Sweeney, George Monohan, John Burke, John Rutter,
Owen M'Donald, Patrick Fogarty, Martin Cassidy, James
Bradley, Denis Conway, James Byrne, Michael Galan, Henry
Connors, John M'Mahon, John Eckersly, Johu
Henry Purcell, Timothy Sullivan, Thomas Keating, and
Richard Reid—all severely ; Michael Gleeson, James Carson,
; John Nolan, John Campbell, Martin Cunningham, Richard
Walsh, John Connors, Patrick Higgin, George Walker, James
Patton William Coyle, Timothy Nolan, and Thomas O'Brien
- -all slightly.
90th Foot—Lanco.Corporal Daniel Hannifan, severely.
95th Foot—Privates James Horn and Robert Hill—both
dangerously (since dead) ; Robert Best and Sanluel Fisher—
both severely.
97th Foot—Corporal John Case—slightly. Privates Thomas

Downey and William Fleming—both severely; John Gribbin,
John Kilcoin, James Perry, William Welch, Thomas Dram),
and Thomas Harbour—all slightly.
2d Battalion Rifle Brigade Privates John Reily,
Robert Wiseman, Henry Longmire, and Edward Nutty—
all severely; F. J. Hillier, Edward Tench, John Moriarty,
Charles Jacobs, John Booth, Thomas Joms, and Robert King
—all slightly.
Royal Artillery—Colour-Sergeants Joeph Mitchell and
John Ramsay—both slightly ; Sergeants William Taylor—
severely; Daniel Dowling—slightly; Bombardiers Wm. Bruce,
Richard Gibblet, and James Robinson—all slightly ; Gunners
and Drivers George Elliot, dangerously ; John Kemp, George
Robinson, James M'Grath, Edward Kneler, James Murray,
James Mudds, George Harper, Amos Scribbling, John Quin-
land, and Stephen Osgood-411 severely; Anthony M'Cann,
Joseph Pratt, Alexander Goodall, John Regan, Jas. Murray,
John M'Crae, Edward Quinn, W. Bryan, Wm. Smith, Wm.
MeConrt, Isaac Mustandley, David Anderson, Henry Farr,
Samuel Seagrave, Frederick Hughes, Edward Davis, George
Eastley, Thomas Williams, Hugh Love, and John Jones—
all slightly.
Royal Sappers and Miners—Second Corporal Peter Luxton,
severely ; Lance-Corporals Robert Young, severely ; and
Walter Cumming, slightly ; Privates William M'Donald,
dangerously ; R. Collings, severely ; Alexander Hosie and
Samuel Dines—both slightly.

J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.

(Enolosure 6.)

NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRI.
VATES MISSING, FROM,THE 4TH TO THE 7TH OF JUNE INCLUSIVE

JUNE 5.

48th Foot—Private John Lister.

JUNE 7.

7th Foot—Privates Matthew Parkin, James Parsons, Jesse
Hargreaves, Thomas Cardwell, Samuel Coverton, George
Jones, Richard Hargreaves, and Alfred Stephens.
34th Foot—Privates Dennis Fannon, John Morris, Ben-
jamin Butterfield, Michael Dunn, and Johu Wilkinson.
47th Foot—P ivates John Lang, John Hely, Michael
Noonan, George Hood, Wm. Dowling, John Newton, Daniel
Buckley, a►nd John Kelly, found killed : Michael Connors,
Jeremiah Hogan, and John M`Donald.
49th Foot—Private Matthew Keogh.
88th Foot—Serjeant John Haverty, found killed ; Privates
Bernard Hynes, John Fitzgerald, Anthony Murtugh, Michael
Whitstoue, and Thady Bourke.
J. B. BUCKNALL WiTCOURT, Adjutant-General.

(Enclostwe 7.)

NUMERICAL RaTURN OF CASUALTIES FROM THE BTH TO THE 10TH
OF JUNE INCLUSIVE.
Ist Battalion, Ist Foot-1 rank and file killed ;3d Foot—

2 rank and file killed, 1 officer, 1 sergeant, 9 rank and file
wounded ; 4th Foot-1 rank and file wounded; 7th Foot-
-1 officer, 2 rank and file, wounded; 14th Foot-2 rank and
file wounded ; 17th Foot-5 rank and file, wounded ; 19th

Foot-7 rank and file wounded ; 23d Foot-2 rank and file
killed, 10 rank and file wounded; 30th Foot-1 sergeant, 2
rank and file, wounded; 33d Foot-3 rank and filo wounded;
34th Foot-2 rank and file wounded ; 41st Foot-1 officer,
3 rank and file, wounded ; 44th Foot-4 rank and file
wounded ; 46th Foot--3 rank and file wounded ; 47th Foot
—1 sergeant, 1 rank and file, wounded; 49th Foot-3 rank
and file killed, 1 sergeant, 6 rank file, wounded ; 55th
Foot-2 sergeants, 6 rank and file, wounded ; 57th Foot-
-1 rank and file killed, 1 rank and file wounded ; 62d Foot
1 rank and filo wounded ; 68th Foot----16 rank and filo killed,
3 rank and file wounded ; 77th Foot—l rank and file killed,
2 serjeauts, two rank and file wounded ; 89th Foot-1 ser-
jeant, 4 rank and file, wounded; 90th Foot-1 rank and file
killed, 1 officer, 1 sorjeant, 3 rank and file wounded ; 97th
Foot-1 rank and file killed, 2 rank and file wounded ; Ist
Battalion Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file wounded ;2d Bat-
talion Rifle Brigade-2 rank and file killed, 6 rank and file
wounded;. Royal Artillery-3 rank and file killed, 1 officer,
14 rank and file wounded ; Royal Sappers and Miners-2 rank
and file wounded. Total-19 rank and file killed, 5 officers,
10 serjeants, 105 rank and file wounded.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-General. .

(Enclosure 8.)
NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED FROM
TIIE BTH TO TIIE 10TH OF JUNII INCLUSIVE.

JUNE 9.
3d Foot—Captain M. Walker, daugercusly.
7th Foot—Captain J. H. Cooper, slightly.
41st Foot—Lieutenant James Baird, slightly.
Royal Artillery—Lieutenant H. H. Conolly, slightly.

JUNE 10.
90th Foot--Lioutenant J. J. Nunn, slightly.
J. D. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-General.

(Enclosure 9.)
NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES
KILLED FROM THE BTH TO THE 10TH OF JUNE INCLUSIVE.
JUNE 8.
11 Foot—Private William Smith.
68th Foot—Private Frederick Moyses.
Royal Artillery—Gunner Edward Doherty.
JUNE 9.
Ist Battalion Ist Foot—Privs.to William James.
3d Foot—Private James Dixon.
23d Foot—Privates Thomas Jones and James Willis.
49th Foot—Privates Patrick Carey and Lawrence Reilly.
68th Foot— Private James Forbes.
90th Foot—Private Frederick Runham.
Royal Artillery—Gunners Thos. King and John Chambers
JUNE 10.
49th Foot—Private Thed Tinnicliff.
57th Foot—Private James Dwaddle.
77th Foot—Private Thomas Wiggins. ,
97th Foot—Corporal goarY Libenrood. - -

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2d Battalion, Rifle Brigade—PrivateiWillam Heard and
Alfred Jones.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjataut-General.

(Enclosure 10.)
NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES
WOUNDED FROM THE BTH TO THE 10TH OF JUNE INCLUSIVE.
• JUNE 8.
3d Foot—Sergeant Jelin Noyes, slightly ; Privates Anirew
Hayden, Hugh Reid, and John Farrell—all severely ; John
Kenny, John Small, and Johu Kearns—all slightly.
17th Foot—Corporal Patrick Riordan, slightly; Privates
Abraham Brown, dangerously ; Michael Brennan, severely ;
Thomas Winterbury and Cornelius Buckley—both slightly.
30th Foot—Private Edward Mullins, severely.
44th Foot—Privates John Firkins, Patrick Conolly, John
Elliott, and John Toole—ill severely.
46th Foot—Privates Jabez Wilson and James Hanlon—both
slightly.
55th Foot—Private Robert Calder, severely.
68th Foot—Private Thomas Gannon, severely.
89th Foot—Sergeant Joseph Nagle, slightly.
Royal Artillery —Gunners Archibald M'lntyre, George
Momfold, Robert Burke, and Henry Croft—all severely ; and
William Parsons and Benjamin Green both slightly.
Royal Sappers and Miners—Private John Malcolm, slightly.

JUNE 9.
3d Foot—Privates Andrew flayden, dangerously (since
dead); and Robert Kelly and Michael Cronin—both slightly.
4th Foot—Private William Urn, dangerously. •
7th Foot—Private John Lewis, severely.
14th Foot—Privates John Milan and Manin Flanagan—
both severely.
• 19th Foot—Privates John Rush, severely (since dead), and
Patrick McNamara, severely; and Michael Carroll and Wm.
Hayes— both slightly.
30th Foot —Serg. Frederick Hashin, slightly; and Private
William Bowler, severely.
34th Foot—Corporal Samuel Stroud, severely; and Private
Thomas W. Dogherty, dangerously.
41st Foot—Privates George Maguire, severely ; and An-
thony Murray and George Walker—both slightly.
46th Foot—Private Matthew Paul, slightly.
47th Foot —Serg. William Gill and Private Daniel Delany
—both slightly.
49th Foot—Serg. Thomas Cable, Lance Corp. McAuliffe,
and Privates Florence Harrington, Henry White, James
McDonald, and Patrick Crowe—ail slightly,
55th Foot—Serg. Martin Medrer, dangerously (since dead)';
Private Jos. McLeod, dangerously ; and Serg. S. Champion,
and Privates John Weir, Robert Calder, and Levi Culmoro—
all slightly.
67th Foot—Private Martin Hoplahan, severely.
68th Foot—Privates Joseph Walsh and Thomas Alsop—
both slightly.
77th Foot—Colour-Sorg. James C. Furnish and Serg.
Thomas Dunn—both dangerously.
89th Foot—Lance Corporal Henry Patterson, slightly ; and
Privates Michael Reilly, J ames Pauueo, and John Moran—all
severely.
Ist Battalion, Rifle Brigade—Private Peter McConnell—
slightly.
Royal Artillery—Bombardier James Henry, slightly ; and
Gunners Joseph Lynch, dangerously ; John Moore and W.
Renshaw, both severely ; and James Harrison, Alexander
Thompson, Robert Boyd, and George Vigors, all sightly.
JUNE 10.
7th Foot—Corporal George William Henly, slightly.
19th Foot—Corporal Thomas Keating, and Privates Thomas
Dickinson and Richard Newcome, all slightly.
23d Foot —Corporal Sampson Homer, severely; and Privates
Thomas Stokes, dangerously (since dead) ; William Jenkins,
dangerously ; Richard White, severely ; and John M'Gosling,
Shaderick Rooke, Thomas Roes, John Smith,William Hudson,
and John Davies, all slightly.
33d Foot—Private James Gallagher, dangerously (since
dead); and William Woodthorpe and William Cole, both

• severely.
49th Foot—Corporal William Rielly, slightly.
55th Foot—Private John Hale, severely.
62d Foot—Private Thomas Rountree, slightly.
77th Foot—Privates John M`Carth, severely; and Thomas
Adcock, slightly.
90th Foot—Serg. Henry Hutt, severely • Corporal John
Dridge, dangerously ; and Privates James Robbins and Wm.
Hunter—both slightly.
97th Foot—Privates Wm. Quinn, severely ; and Patrick
Gilligan, slightly.
2d Battalion, Rifle Brigade—Privates Robert Muir, clan-.
gerously (since dead); Charles Rigby, dangerously; and
Fred. Thomson, Henry Coles, Thomas Carter, and Wm. Ed-
munds—all severely.
Royal Sappers and Miners—Private Wm. Long, severely.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjt.-Gen.

• (Enclosure H.)
A RETURN OF CASUALTIES IN , TIIE ROYAL NAVAL BRIGADE, BE-
FORE SEBASTOPOL, ON THE 9TII OF JUNE.

Wounded—Edward Perry, ord., Queen ; Wm. Richards,
ord., Queen ; Vim. Richards, ord., Rodney ; Edw. Warner,
A. 8., Leander ; George Bray, Capt. after-guard, Wasp ;
Peter Connor, A. 8., Wasp; and Samuel Williams, A. 8.,
Leander—all slightly.
Contused—Lieut. A. Mitchell, Diamond, severely ; John
Millar, gunner's mate, Wasp, slightly.