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London, England, 1854-11-07 00:00:00

Private Robert Preston

WOUNDED.
Serjeant Thomas Field
Corporal William Clarke
Private John Hannon
68TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Private Patrick Holder
Stephen Hayes
7TH REGIMENT OT FOOT.
KILLED.
Corporal Win. Linegar
WOUNDED.
Corporal Charles Blacker
19TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.
KILLED.
Serjeant-Major William Dunn
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WOUNDED.
Private John Dunn
James Renny
Jacob Beer
George Haigh
23D REGI3IENT'OF FOOT.
KILLED.
Private Owen Shine

WOUNDED.
Private Edward Atherson
Joseph Crowther
William Elvis
Thomas Stack
33D REGIMENT OF FooT.
WOUNDED.

Private John Weatherall
James Campbell
James Swadkins
77TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.
WOUNDED.
Colour Serjeant John Fitzharris
Private Timothy Parton
Abraham White
Michael Glynn
2D BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE.

WOUNDED.
Serjeant R. Bridglan
Corporal J. Cupper
Private W. Lynch
R. Muir
W. Jackson
IT. Kent
E. Kers well
J. Parsons
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
KILLED.
Gunner and Driver J. Tinsley
0. Sweeny
R. Wyler
WOUNDED.

Serjeant G. Smith
J. Morgan
Corporal 11. Organ
Bombardier J. M`Pherson
Wm. Keuan
Gunnerand Driver Wm. Galton
J. White
Hugh Davis
A. Sutherland
W. O'Neill
C. Cunningham
J. Wyatt
J. Mattison
R. .111‘Kee
J. Withers
W. Dennison
Robt. Russell
John Light
John Hill
John Honey
John Bradley
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
KILLED.
Private Wm. Denholm
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
ldjutant•General.

A LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN' TIM NAVAL
BRIGADE FOP. THE Two DAYS ENDING OCT. 18, 1854.
OCT. 17.

KILLED.
Ed. Churchill, captain maintop, Diamond
Wm. Lakeman, Diarnoml
Chas. Wilding, A. 8., Trafalgar
Michael Blakcney, A. 8., Arethusa
John Carner, A. 8., London
Francis Vincent, A. 8., Bellerophon

NIOIINDED.
Hon. C. B. H. Ruthven, lieutenant, dangerously
Mr. N. Norman, lieutenant, Trafalgar, seriously
Mr. Win. Sanctuary, mate, Queen, seriously
Mr. J. J. Bullock, Trafalgar, slightly
Richard O'Brien, A. 8., Trafalgar, severely
Charles Murphy, ordinary, Albion, slightly
Joseph Machin, A. 8., Queen, serihtlously
John Faithful, ordinary, Queen, sligy
Win. 'lurch., ordinary, Trafalgar, slightly
Thomas Hoddon, A. 8., Bellerophon, amputation of left

arm
Thomas li‘Credie, A. 8., Britannia, slightly
George Roberts, A. 8., Vengeance, severely
John Gillham, A. 8., London, severely
John Curtis, A. 8., Bellerophon, slightly
James Tregarthen, boatswain's mate, Diamond, severely
Total—killed, 6 ; wounded, 15.

18TR OCTOBER, 1854.

KILLED.

William Naylor, A. 13., Britannia
Jas. Brown, sailmaker's crew, Arethusa
WOUNDED.
Richard Wallice, A. 8., Albion, dangerously
Thos. Bush, A. 8., Queen, dangerously (since dead)
Win. MiCann, A. 8., Diamond, slightly
Wm. Matson, A. 8., Diamond, severely
Wm. Iloggan, A. 13., Diamond, severely
Thos. Synoes, A. 8., Diamond, severely
Thos. Landon, A. 8., Arethusa, severely
Geo. Thompson, A. 13., Diamond, slightly
Jno. Buchan, A. 13., Diamond, slightly
Nathaniel Anthony, A. 8., Diamond, dangerously
Edward Latto, A. 8., Britannia, severely,
Austin Rice, A. 8., Beagle, severely
Francis Lewis, A. 8., Britannia, slightly
Thomas Worrell C. Crew, Britannia, severely
Mr. George Leon, mate, Vengeance, slightly
Killed on the 18th, 2 ; wounded, 16.
Total killed, 8 ; wounded, 31.
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captain Commanding Naval Brigade.

A LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THI NAVAL
BRIGADE, THE 20TIT OCTOBER, 1851.
KILLED.
Geo. Greathed, lieutenant, Britannia
Sidney Smith, A. 8., Albion

WOUNDED.
Henry Paterson, A. 8., Bellerophon, severely
William Supple, A. 8., Bellerophon, slightly
Elward Hallett, carpenter's crew, dangerously
William Channon, ordinary, Queen, dangerously
William Hall, A. 8., Albion, slightly
Henry Pidoux, A. 8., Albion, severely
Richard Haines, A. 8.. 13ritannin, severely
John Foster, A. 8., Albion, slightly
William Wheeler, A. 8., Albion, slightly
George Scone, ordinary, Albion, slightly
Samuel Lampin, A. 8., Vengeance, slightly
Walla goorgon, captain unattached, slightly
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Lieutenant Alfred Mitchell, Diamond, severely
Total killed
" wounded l3
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captain Commanding Naval Brigade.
The Military Secretary to 11. E. Lord Raglan,
Commander-in-Chief of tho Army.

A RETUBN OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE NAVAL
BRIGADE ON THE 21ST OCTOBER, 1854.
WOUNDED.
Mr. S. T. Bullock, mate, Trafalgar, very severely
Joseph Puddifoot, ordinary, Trafalgar, slightly
Norman Ferguson, A. 8., Trafalgar, slightly
Thomas Cock, ordinary, Trafalgar, slightly
Samuel Dine, ordinary, Queen, amputation of leg
Nicholas Smith, ordinary, Queen, slightly
Total wounded, 6.
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captain Commanding Naval Brigade.
To the Military Secretary to his Excellency
Lord Raglan, Commander-in-Chief of
the Army.

A RETURN OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THR
NAVAL BRIGADE CN THE 22D OCT., 1854.

KILLED.
John M'Connochie, A. 8., Queen
John Anderson, A. 8., London

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WOUNDED.
Lieut. William M. Dowell, Albion, severely
James Brown, boatswain's mate, Britannia, severely
James Murray, A. 8.. London, severely
John Fallen, A. 8.. Rodney, dangerously
James Archer, A. 8., Rodney, slightly
Win. Thomas, A. 8., Aretbusa, slightly
Total—Killed, 2 ; wounded, 6.
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captain Commanding Naval Brigade.
To the Military Secretary to H. E. Lord
Raglan, Commander-in-Chief of the
Army.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE
GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,

ADMIRALTY, Midnight, Nov. 6, 1854.
A despatch, of which the following is a copy, has
this night been received at the Admiralty :
(No. 534.)
Britannia, off the Katcha, Oct. 23, 1854.
Sir,—l beg to acquaint you, for the information
of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that
since my letter of the 18th instant, the siege bat-
teries have coßtinued their fire against the Russian
works, which appear to have suffered much, and
the fire slackened, although it is still considerable.
2. The naval brigade are doing good service,
and up to the 20th had a loss of 12 killed and 53
wounded, as per annexed list. By the desire of
Lord Raglan, I have reinforced them by 410 offi-
cers and seamen, and placed Lord John Hay in
the Wasp, under the orders of Capt. Lushington.
3. Captain Brock, at Eupatoria, supported by
the Leander and Meatera, has maintained his posi-
tion well, although threatened and attacked by
heavy bodies of cavalry, with guns ; we have drawn
largo supplies from there, but as the Russians are
destroying all the villages, I fear they will in future
become very scanty and uncertain.
4. Since the action of the 17th, the enemy have
been working incessantly in repairing their bat-
teries, and in constructing new works on the north
side of the harbour, commanding the approaches
by sea and land.
5. I have sent the Albion and Arethusa to Con-
stantinople to repair ; the other ships of the fleet
have fished their masts, &c., and are ready for
service.
6. The Lynx, Sphinx, Stromboli, and Viper
have arrived.
7. The weather hitherto has been very favour-
able, and the crews of the ships are generally
healthy.
8. The English and French steam division still
continue in the Bay of Odessa, actively employed
n preventing any communication with the Crimea.
I have, &c.,
J. W. D. DUNDAS,
Vico-Admiral.
To the Secretary of the Admiralty, &c.

(Signod)

Enclosure in No. 534.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE NAVAL BRIGADE
ENGAGED IN FRONT OF SEBASTOPOL, DURING TUX FOUR
DATE ENDING 20TH OCTOBER, 1854.

BRITANNIA.
KILLED.
William Naylor, A. 8., 18th October
Mr. George Greathed, lieutenant, 20th October
WOUNDED.
Thomas M'Credie, A. 8., slightly, 17th October
Edward Latto, severely, 18th October
Francis Lewis, A. 8., slightly, 18th October
Bernard Killarney, A. 8., slightly, 13th October
Thomas Worrell, carp. crow, severely, 18th October
Rlchard Main, A. 8., acTerely, 20th October

ALBION.

KILLED.

Sidney Smith, A. 8., 20th October

WOUNDED.
Charles Murphy, ordinary, slightly, 17th October
Richard Wallice, A. 8., dangerously, 18th October
William Hall, A. 8., slightly, 20th October
Henry Pidoux, A. 8., severely, 20th October
John Foster, A. 8., slightly, 20th October
Wm. Wheeler, A. 8., slightly; 20th October
George Lowe, ordinary, ',lightly, 201 ii October
QUEEN.
Alfred Burcher, ordinary, 19th October

KILLED.

WOUNDED.
Mr. Wtn. Sanctuary, mate, seriously, 17th October
Joseph Maslin, A. 8., seriously, 17th October
John Faithful, ordinary, slightly, 17th October
Thos. Bush, A. 8., severely (since dead), 18th October
Richard Smith, ordinary, severely, 19th October
George James, ordinary, severely, 19th October
Edw. Hallet, carp. crew, dangerously, 20th October
William Channon, ordinary, dangerously, 20th October
TBAYA LO LB.
KILLED.
Charles Wilding, A. 8., 17th October

WOUNDED.
Mr. N. Norman, lieutenant, seriously, 17th October
Mr. Ed. Bullock, mate, slightly, 17th October
Richard O'Brien, A. 8., severely, 17th October
William liurds, ordinary, slightly, 17th October

BKILEROPLION.
KILLED.

Francis Vincent, A. 8., 17th October

WOUNDED
Thos. Heddon, A. 8., amputation of left arm, 17th Oct.
John Curtis, A. 8., slightly, 17th October
John Cosey, A. 8., severely, 19th October
Proudfoot, A. 8., severely, 19th October
\Vm. Alexander, A. 8., severely, 19th October
Corns. Matthews, A. 8., slightly, 19th October
Henry Patterson, LB., severely, 20th October
Win. Supple, A. 8., slightly, 20th October
VENGEANCE:.
WOUNDED.

Geo. Roberts, A. 8., severely, 17th October
Mr. Geo. Lynons, mate, slightly, 18th October
Jno. Murdock, captain foretop, dangerously (amputse
Lion of left arm), 19th October
Thor. Phillips, A. 8., slightly, 19th October
Saml. Lampin, A. 8., slightly, 20th October
LONDON.
KILLED.

John Carner, A. 8., 17th October
WOI7NDED.
Hon. C. B. Ruthven, lieutenant, dtuageronsly, 17th
October

DIAMOND.
KILLED.
Edward Churchill, captain maintop, 17th October
William Lakeman, captain maintop, 17th October

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WOUNDED.
James Ingartben, boatswain's mate, severely, 17th

October
William M'Cann, A. 8., slightly, 18th October
William Matson, A. 8., severely, 18th October
William Hoggins, A. 8., severely, 18th October
Thomas Symes, A. 8., severely, 18th October
George Thompson, A.B. slightly, 18th October
John Buchan, A. 8., slightly, 18th October
Nathaniel Anthony, AM., dangerously, 18th October
Arthur Knott, C.M., dangerously, 19th October
William fowling, A. 8., severely, 19th October
Alfred Mitchell, lieutenant, severely, 20th October

AzirraUSA.
KILLED.

Michael Blakeney, A. 8., 17th October
Joseph Brown, sailmaker's crew, 18th October
WOUNDED.
Thomas Lauder, A. 8., severely, 18th October.
BEAGLE.
WOUNDED.
Austin Rae, A. 8., severely, 18th October
FIREBRAND.
WOUNDED.
William Moorsom, captain, slightly, October 20.
ABSTRACT.
Britannia—killed, 2 ; wounded, 0
Albion—killed, 1; wounded, 7
Queen—killed, 2 ; wounded, 7
Trafalgar—killed, 1 ; wounded, 4
Bellerophon—killed, 1 ; wounded, 3
Vengeance—wounded, 5
London—killed, 1 ; wounded, 2
Arethusa—killed, 2 ; wounded, 1
Diamond—killed, '2 ; wounded, 11
Beagle--wounded, 1
Firebrand—wounded, 1
Total killed, 12 ; wounded, 53

CoLLEnt or Surogoss, Nov. 3.—The Court of Exa-
miners having taken into their consideration certain
applications from students in various recognised hos-
pitals, requesting examination before the completion of
their third session of hospital and anatomical study, in
April, 1855—0 n the ground of being offered commissions
as ASSistant•surgeons in the public service, provided
they can obtain the qualification ordained by the warrant
of her Majesty of the Gth October, 1851—will admit to
examination for the diploma of the college al! such Btu.
dolts of a proper age, at the end of the month of De-
cember next, on their presenting a certificate or letter
from the head of the public department proposing to
employ them, signifying such intention when they bAye
been proved coropOont.