The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-12 00:00:00

IST BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE.
Privates.
Timothy McAuliffe, slightly

John Mathyr, severely

17TH Nov.
28TH REGIMENT.
Privates.
Thomas Moon, severely I James O'Neilo, severely

18TH Nov.
57TH REGIMENT.
Private Hugh Smith, severely

88rn REGIMENT.
Privates Wm. Gavin, se
sli verely, and Michael O'Connor,
ghtly.

BOTH REGIMENT.
Serjeant Herbert Upton, slightly
Privates Joseph Garden, severely, Thos. Kenny, severely,
and John Robinson, slightly

19TH NOVEMBER.
20TH REGIMENT.
Private Peter Nohan, severely

46TH REGIMENT.
Private William Glynn, slightly

20TH NOVIIMBER.
44TH REGIMENT.
Privates Robert Bergin, severely, Wm. Lewis, slightly

57TH RD

Corporal E. Fie
Privates J. Cleary, severely,

aMENT.
tiding, slightly
Edward Williams, severely

IsT BATTALION OF
Prirl

RIFLE BRIGADE.

Fred. Campbell, slightly
Michael Henfry, severely
Win. Hutton, severely
Arthur Howard, slightly
Edw. Hawkins, severely
Richard Johnson, severely
Christopher Jesson, slightly
John wing, slightly

-ates.

J. B. BUG

;lames Griffiths, slightly
Francis White, slightly
Joseph Baxter, severely
John Flynn, severely
Pat. Al`Nalty, slightly
John Turner, slightly
Robert Russell, severely
Robert Whitlock, slightly
iNAIL ESTCOUST,
Adjutant-General.

A RETURN OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
IN THE NAVAL BRIGADE FROM THE Drn TO
THE 13TH NOVEMBER, 1854, BOTH DAYS IN-
CLUSIVE.

7r NovxmßEß, 1854.
Wounded.
Commander Burnett, Queen, slightly
John Coffey, A. 8., Rodney, [severely
Total wounded, 2.

BTH NOVEMBER, 1854.
Wounded.
William Ward, quartermaster, Wasp, slightly
Henry Godward, A. 8., Trafalgar, slightly
Total wounded, 2.

9TH NOV.
Killed.
Andrew Mcßurney, A. 8., Rodney
James Harris, A. 8., Britannia.
Wounded.
Thomas Bullock, A. 8., Trafalgar, slightly
Henry Williams, A. 8., Britannia, slightly
John. Lee, Ord., Vengeance, slightly
William Hards, Ord., Trafalgar, slightly
Peter Creeds, A. 8., Trafalgar, slightly
Total killed . ............................ 2
wounded ........................

10TH Nov.
Killed.
Mr. Km-slake, mate, Rodney
Wounded.
John Egg, Ord., Queen, severely
Thomas Simms, Ord., Queen, slightly
Total killed
„ wounded

12TH Nov.
Wounded.
William Shorter, A. 8., Diamond, slightly
Daniel Bundy, Ord., Queen, slightly
Total wounded

2

13TH Nov.
Wounded.
William Hamilton, Ord., Albion, severely
John Wells, A. 8., Bellerophon, dangerously

Total Rounded
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captain Commanding Naval Brigade.
To the Military Secretary to H.E.
Lord Raglae, Commander•in-
Chief of the Army.

(No. 112.)
Near Sebastopol, Nov. 28.
MY LORD Duicr,—ln the despatch which I addressed to
your Grace on the 23d inst., I reported the gallant conduct
of the Ist battalion Rifle Brigade, and its occupation of
an advanced position, which it continued to retain, not-
withstanding the repeated efforts of the enemy to re-esta-
blish themselves upon it.
On the night of the 22d and on the following morning,
shortly before daylight, the Russians renewed their endea-
vours to get possession of the ground they had been driven
from, but they were repulsed on each occasion in the most
spirited manner in the first instance by a detachment of
the 4th Foot, under Lieutenant Patric Robertson, and a
working party belonging to the 57th Regiment, in the last
instance by the detachment of the 4th Foot alone.
Brigadier• General Eyre speaks in the highest terms of
the conduct of these troops, and particularly that of Lieu-
tenant Robertson, whose former distinguished service at
the Cape, coupled with that he displayed in the present
affair, fully entitle him to be considered an officer of much
promise.
There has been no movement of importance on the part
very bad, and the
enemy. The weatherin hasbeen
nth country- are consequence of the rain in a
with the stones that are found
oicnfamTthhpeeamenare,
endeavouring, and with some
ror however,
themselvesstate.
the
in the vicinity of.
s it:se:sus:
encampment, and .very effort is
but the condition of the roads renders this a
making to provide them with the materials for hutting
themselves,
unsatisfactory
feal :et
to
It is gratifying be able to
me to assure you, that,privations,
notwithstanding their exposure to e'
notwithstant:ing their required of them, they
th
matter of extreme difficulty.
weather, and the constant labour . . re,
manifested throu h dis-
charge of their duty as they have _ have been
g out
• h they have been engaged
exhibit the same cheerfulness, the same ardour in the
tho extensive operations in wine
instant
inclusive.
notwithstanding
I enclose the return of casualties up to the 26th • '
The defences of the Inkerman position,
the frequent interruptions from the weather, are making
considerable progress.—l have, &0.,
•
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Ste.

RAGLAN.

RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM 21sT TO 26TH
NOV., ROTH DAYS INCLUSIVE.
Engineers-1 officer wounded.
Ist Foot-1 serjeant, 1 rank and file, wounded.
4th Foot-1 rank and filo killed ; 3 rank and me
wounded.
20th Foot-1 rank and file killed ; 6 rank and file
wounded.
38th Foot-1 rank and file wounded.
44th Foot-2 rank and file wounded.
6.3.1 Foot-1 rank and file won,1(10,1.
Font - 1. rank aL,I. Clio I.;
let Battalion :ILA.) brigade-3 rank and file killed;
2 officers, 20 rank and file, wounded.
Total-6 rank and filo killed, 3 officers, 1 serjeant,
31 rank and file, wounded.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
.Adjutant-General.