The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-05 00:00:00

SEVENTH BRIGADE.

Her Majesty's 61st Foot-11 rank and file killed ; 3
European officers, 7 sergeants, 93 rank and file, wounded.
36th Regiment of Nati►e Infantry-1 native officer,
2 havildars, 25 rank and file, killed; 6 European offi-
cers, 2 native officers, 3 havildars, 66 rank and file,
wounded.

46th Regiment of Native Infantry-3 rank and file,
killed • 3 native officers, 4 havildars, 1 drummer, 43 rank
and file, wounded.
Total-14 European officers, 7 native officers, 24 ser-
geants or havildars, 3 drummers, 312 rank and file, 2
horses, killed; 28 European officers, 9 native officers, 40
sergeants or havildars, 7 drummers, 628 rank and file,
1 horse, wounded; 2 havildars, 48 rank and file, missing.
Total of all arms-22 European officers, 16 native
officers, 53 sergeants or havildars, 5 drummers, 503 rank
and file, 1 lascar, 2 Syces, 52 horses, killed; 67 European
officers, 27 native officers, 1 warrant officer, 90 sergeants
or havildars, 17 drummers, 1,439 rank and file, 8 lascars,
2 Syces, 44 horses, wounded; 4 havildars, 94 rank and
file, 6 Syces, 80 horses, missing.
Total-602 men, 52 horses, killed; 1,651 men, 44
horses, wounded; 104 men, 80 horses, missing.
Grand Total-2,357 men, 176 horses.
NOMINAL ROLL 01 EUROPEAN OFFICERS, KILLED,
WOUNDED, OR MIsSING.

Adjutant-General's Office, Head-Quarters, Camp,
Chillianwallah, January 17.
General Staff—Brevet-Major C. Ekms, Deputy-Ad-
jutant-General of the:army, killed; Brevet-Major H. T.
Tucker, Assistant Adjutant-General of the army, con-
tusion; Lieutenant S. S. Paton, Deputy-Assistant Quar-
termaster-General, wounded, severely.
4th Troop 2d Brigade, Horse Artillery—Lieutenant
J. A. Mason, killed.
3d Troop 2d Brigade, Horse Artillhry—Brevet-Majet
E. Christie, wounded, very dangerously, since dead.
3d Company, Ist Battalion Artillery—Captain M.
Dawes, wounded, slightly; First Lieutenant C. B.
Dundas, wounded severely.
Her Majesty's 3d Light Dragoons—Captain W.
Unett, wounded severely; Lieutenant T. H. Stisted,
wounded.

sth Regiment Light Cavalry—Lieutenant R. Christie,
wounded dangerously; Lieutenant A. P. C. Elliot,
wounded severely.
2d Cavalry Brigade Staff—Brigadier A. Pope, C. 8.,
wounded severely.
Her Majesty's 14th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant A.
J. Cureton, killed; Major C. Steuart, wounded.
6th Regiment Light Cavalry—Lieutenant A. M. Shep-
herd, killed ; Captain W. J. E. Boys, wounded ; Lieu-
tenant H. R. Grindley, wounded.
2d European Regiment—Lieutenant M. R. Nightin-
gale, wounded very severely ; Lieutenant J. Bleaymire,
wounded slightly.
31st Regiment Native Infantry—Captain W. R. Dun-
more, wounded slightly.
Her Majesty's 29th Foot—Major M. Smith, slight
contusion ; Lieutenant the Hon. H. M. Monckton,
wounded severely ; Lieutenant H. T. Metge, wounded
very severely; Ensign G. H. Nevill, wounded slightly.
30th Regiment of Native Infantry—Captain W. H.
Ross, killed ; Ensign A. C. de Morel, killed ; Brevet-
Major M. E. Loftie, wounded severely ; Captain W. C.
Campbell, wounded slightly ; Captain R. S. Ewart,
wounded slightly ; Captain C. F. Fenwick, wounded
very severely; Captain J. Morrieson, wounded slightly;
Lieutenant H. Swinhoe , wounded severely; Ensign T.
Pierce, wounded slightly; Ensign J. C. Wood, wounded
very severely ; Ensign W. F. Leicester, wounded very
severely.
56th Regiment of Native Infantry—Lieutenant W.
W. Warde, killed ; Ensign F. W. Robinson, killed;
Major D. Banifield, wounded, very severely, since dead;
Lieutenant W. C. Gott, wounded, slightly; Lieutenant
L. B. Jones, wounded severely; Lieutenant F. V. R.
Jervis, wounded, severely; Lieutenant J. H. Bacon,
wounded, slightly; Lieutenant J. W. Delamain, wounded,
severely, arm since amputated.
45th Regiment Native Infantry—Captain R. Haldaane,
wounded, severely; Lieutenant J. Palmer, wounded,
severely ; Ensign M. H. Combo, wounded, slightly;
Ensign W. L. Trotter, wounded, badly.
Staff, 3d Infaatry Division—Brigadier General C.
Campbell, C. 8., wounded, slightly.
Staff, sth Infantry Brigade—Brigadier J. Pennycuick,
C.B. and K.H., killed; Captain C. R. Harris, Major of
Brigade, killed.
Her Majesty's 24th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel R.
Brookes, killed; Major 11. W. Harris, killed; Captain C.
Lee, killed; Captain J. S. Shore, killed; Captain R. W.
Travers, killed • Lieutenant G. Phillips killed ; Lieut.
0. B. Payne, ; Lieut. J. A, Woodgate, killed ;