The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-06 00:00:00

KILLED.

Mr. Charles Madden, midshipman
George Dicker, A.B.
John Durham, A.B.
John Heard, A.B.
Thomas Downs, Ist class boy
'hinds Shirvell, A.B.
Henry Hainlyn, sailmaker's crew
Thomas Cullen, A.B.
James Carr, A.B.
William Ball, A.B.
Swafren Hicks, A.B.
WOUNDED.
Mr. W. H. Anderson, lieutenant, left arm, slightly
Mr. James Bull, lieutenant, chest, severely
Mr. C. Parkinson, second master, face slig fitly
Dennis Harrington, A. 8., left leg, severelyr
Thomas Bryant, A. 8., both arms severely
David Higgins, A. 8., severe, left arm amp utated
Henry Avery, boatswain's mate, severe, right arm and
neck
Robert Jones, A. 8., severe, face
Patrick Fitzgerald, band, left leg, severe
Charles Osborne, A. 8., face, severe
John King, leading seaman, left arm amputated, severe
John Keaffe, A. 8., right arm amputated, , severe
George Moon, let class boy, right hip`seve re
Frederick Babbage, A. 8., face and legs, se were
John Hobling, A. 8., face and legs, burs, severe
Nicholas Cudlip, A. 8., right shoulder, cent ;usioa, severe
Abraham Gordon, boatswain's mate, left leg, severely
James Harris, Ist class hoy, left arm, slightly
John Johns, Ist class boy, general surface, severely
Thomas Sbirwell, boatswain's mate, head, eery severely
James Pound, A. 8., head, severely
Frederick Pearson, A. 8., left arm and face,. severely
John Healy (2), A. 8., right thigh, slightly
Henry Page, A. 8., back, slightly
William Gailien, A. 8., slightly
James Joyce, A. 8., both arms, severely
William Rickard, A. 8., head, severely
John Gibson, A. 8., head, severely
John Sark, A. 8., right foot, slightly
Joseph Bouncehall, A. 8., left arm, slightly'
Thomas Richards, Ist class boy, left arm, slightly
Thomas Howard, A. 8., right leg, severely
William Forward, A. 8., right arm, slightly
Oliver Ivi'Donald, A. 8., left arm, slightly
Henry Carlyon, stoker, general surface burin, severely
William M'Colley, leading stoker, face, slightly
Thomas Lord, leading stoker, left knee, slightly
Michael Kennelly, A. 8., left leg, slightly
Joseph Cartmell, captain of the yard, left les, slightly
Thomas Clinch, A. 8., left leg; slightly
William Parr, captain of mizentop, glut;eal region,
slightly
William Blytheway, bombardier, Royal Marines, face,
slightly.
George Todd, gunner, Royal Marines, right arm, slightly
John Boundy, private, Royal Marines, right arm,

slightly
James Anderson, A. 8., left arm, slightly
Thomas Williams, A. 8., neck, slightly
John Cairns, A. 8., left arm, severely
Thomas Childs, A. 8., head, severely
Alfred Blake, A. 8., both arms, slightly
Thomas Jackson, ordinary, left leg, slightly
George Miller, A. 8., left arm, burnt severely
Jeremiah Donovan, A. 8., left leg, slightly
William Burt, A. 8., face, severely
Edward Skillicorn, ordinary, face, slightly
John Williams, A. 8., right knee, slightly
William Langley, 2d class boy, right arm, severely
William Kenn, A. 8., left leg, slightly
HER MAJESTY'S SHIP TRAFALGAR.
WOUNDED.

Thomas Larkins, ordinary, slight contused wound of

left leg
Charles Goff, private, Royal Marines, slight lacerated

wound of right leg
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE SAMPSON.

KILLED.

John Mahoney, A. 8., by explosion of a shell

WOUNDED.

Stephen Cook, captain of main top, face and hands burnt

by explosion of a shell
James Feast, stoker, wound of scalp, very slight, from
the explosion of a shell
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE TERRIBLE.

KILLED.
Thomas Harrison, ordinary, struck by a shell before

s: plosion

WOUNDED.
Alfred Gasson, ordinary, leg amputated
Thomas Riley, Royal Marines, compound fracture Of
lower jaw, left side
Henry Warner, Royal Marines, wound on the right

lumbar region
Henry Dareh, Royal Marines, slight wound of left arm

and little finger, and contusion of hip.
James Henright, ordinary, slight wound of cheek.
William Fergusson, Royal Marines, splinter wound of
rifflit cheek
John Finn, A. 8., slight wounds of right leg
Michael Heritage, Royal Marines, slight wound of right
wrist.

HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE RETRIBU-
TION.
WOUNDED.

George Barber, ordinary, a wound of fore arm
F. Coleman, ordinary, wound of nates
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE FIRE-

BRAND.
WOUNDED.

CAptain W. H. Stewart, severe contusion of right arm

and side from splinters
Charles Featherstone, yeoman of signals, severely
James Magee, armourer, slightly, a portion of shell
grazing and abraiding left knee
William Rester, stoker, slightly, a fragment of shell
grazing left leg
Joseph Wyatt, C. A. Gd., slightly, a fragment of shell
striking him in lower jaw
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-SHIP SPHINX.
KILLED.
James Tracey, ordinary, drowned when boat-keeper, by
gig being swamped in action
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-SHIP SPITEFUL.
KILLED.

William Winterburn, bombardier Royal Marines, by a
shot through the abdomen

!ward Thornton, cirdinary, burnt and wounded about
the chest and face, severe wounds of the right fore arm
by the explosion of a gun in the act of loading never
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