The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-19 00:00:00

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF MERIT
IN THE CRIMEA.

A " nominal return of officers, non-commissioned
officers, and privates mentioned or recommended
for distinguished services in the reports of Generals
Codrington and Markham, and in that of the Bri-
gadiers attached to their respective divisions, on
the occasion of the storming of the Redan on the
Bth of September, 1855," was published yesterday
in answer to an address of the House of Commons.
We subjoin the list of those distinguished soldiers :

SECOND DIVISION.-LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
MARKHAM.

Staff.—Brigadier-General Warren, C.B. ; Brigadier-
General Windham, C.B. ; Colonel Wilbraham, C. 8.,
A. A. G. ; Colonel the Hon. P. E. Herbert, C.8.,A.Q.M.G.;
Captain Bellaire, D.A.A.G. ; Brevet-Major Thompson,
D.A. Q .M. G
Personal Staff.—Captain Thesiger, Grenadier Guards,
A.D.C. ; Lieutenant King, Royal Horse Artillery,
A.D.C.; Lieutenant More, 43d Foot, extra A.D.C.; Capt.
Cooke,_R.E , attached for the occasion.
FIRST BRlGADE.—Brigadier-General Warren.
Staff.—Captain Werge, Brigade Major; Lieutenant
Morgan, 55th Foot, A.D.C.
Ist Foot—Colonel Huey.
30th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Ilauleverer, Lieutenant-
Colonel Patullo, Major Atcherley, Captain Pocock, Cap-
tain Green, Lieutenant Saunders.
55th Foot—Major Cure, commanding; Lieutenant-
Colonel Cuddy, Captain Robort Hume, Captain Elton,
Captain John Hume, Captain Richards.
Snoxto BRlGADE—Brigadier•General Windham.
Staff—Captain Rooko, Brigade-Major ; Lieutenant
Swim, 17th Foot, A.D.C.
3d Foot—Major Maude, Captain Lewis, Lieutenant and
Acting-Adjutant Roe.
41st Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Etnan, C.B. ; Captain
Rowlands, Captain Every.
62,1 Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Tyler, Major Danbeney
(mentioned as commanding), Captain Cox, Captain Cooch,
Lieutenant Blakistou, Lieutenant Palmer, Lieutenant Da -
venport.

LIGHT DIVISION—LIEUTENANT-GENISIAL
CODRINGTON.
Staff—Brigadier-General C. T. Van Straubenzee, Bri-
gadier-General Shirley, C.B. ; Lieut.-Col. S. Brownrigg,
C. 8., A.A.G. ; Lieut.-Col. Airey, C.B. ;
Major the Hon. FL Clifford, D. A.A.G. ; Major the Hon.
A. Cathcart, D.A.Q.M.G. ; Dr. Alexander.
Personal Staff—Captain the Hon. W. Campbell, Cap-
tain Ponsonby, Captain Montagu, R.E.
FIRST BRlGADE.—Brigadier-General Van Straubenzeo.
Staff.—Captain Prettyman, Brigade Major ; Lieutenant
Newton, 3d Foot, A.D.C. ; Captain Williams, R.A., Act-
ing A D.C.
7th Fusiliers.—Brevet-Major Turner, Captain Hibbert,
Brevet-Lieutenant•Colonel Heyland, Captain Marten.
23d Foot— Colonel Lysens, Lieutenant-Colonel Banbury,
C.B. ; Captain Drowe, Captain Vane, Captain Poole,
Lieutenant and Adjutant Dyneley. Assistant-Surgeon
Sylvester volunteered to dress the wounds of Lieutenant
Dyneley under fire, when the officer was under the Russian
lines.
33d Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Gough, Lieutenant Trent,
Lieutenant Donovan.
34th Foot—Colonel Goodenough (mentioned as command-
ing), Major Simpson.
21 Battalion Rifle Brigade—Lieut.-Colonel Macdonnell
(mentioned as commanding), Major Woodford (ditto),
Captain Balfour, Capt. Hammond, Captain Fyers, Capt.
the Ilan. B. Penny. Lieutenant Moore, Lieut. Ryder,
Lieut. Grey, Lieut. Sotherby, Lieut. Playa. Lieutenant
Baillie (mentioned as commanding a party), Lieutenant
Set iven (ditto.)
SECOND BRIGADE.—Brigadier-General Shirley, C.B.
Staff.—Brigade-Major Glynn ; Lieutenant Day, Sith
Foot, A.D.C.
97th Foot.—Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. H. Handcock,
Major Welaford, Captain Hutton, Captain Sibthorp, Cap-
tain Lumley, Captain Woods, Captain Legh, Lieutenant
Whitehead (the last two are mentioned as being the only
officers in this regiment untouched), Lieut. Goodenough,
Lieut. Brown, Lieut. and Adjutant Macgregor, Lieut.
Fitzgerald, Ensign Hill.
90th Foot.—Captains Grove, Smith, Vaughan, Tinling,
Close, Crealock, Wade, Magenie, Preston ; Lieut. Graham.
Deverill.
77th Foet—Captain Carden, Brevet Major Rickman,
Captain Parker, Captain Chawner, Captain Willington,
Captain Butts.
nth Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel G. Maxwell, Major E.
Maxwell, Captain Maynard, Captain Steevene, Captain
Mauleyerer.
19th Foot—Lieutettmat-Colonel Unett, C. 8.; Brom!
Major Warden, Captain Bright, Captain Chippendall.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN.

SECOND DIVISION. LIEUT-GENEBAL MARKHAM.
Od Foot—Corperals John Salmon, John Clement Milton;
Lance-Corporal John Barron; Drummer Henry Healy;
Privates Lawrence Beaton, Matthew Donovan, Francis
Spier, Michael Barrett, William Browne, John Williams,
John Hall, John Davies.
41st Foot—Colour-Sergeants William Davies, Lionel
Fitzgerald, James Kelly ; Sergeant James O'Neil ; Privates
Wm. Connors, John Culbert, Wm. Daily, Pat. Garvey,
John HillsonJohn Kennally, Martin Rogan.
62d Foot.—Colour-Sergeants Joseph Young, Joseph
Lyness ; Sergeants Daniel Loder, John Brady ; Corporal
William Blackman ' • Privates Hula Reilly, Thos. Carney,
William Findlay, Denis Healey, Thomas Johnson, James
Farrell, Thomas Bacon, Thomas Berry, John Coughlin,
John Lawes. The above volunteered to go from advanced
trench to bring wounded men in from the front of the
Radon on the night of the Bth of September. Privates
Thomas Johnson, Bedford Chapman, William Freeman.
These three men also volunteered to bring in wounded
from the front in daylight of the Bth of September.
LIGHT DIVISION—LIEUTENANT-GENERA. L
CODRINGTON.
23d Foot—Lance-Corporal Shields; Privates J. Taylor,
M. Ahern, T. Kennedy, T. Green. These five volunteered
to bring in Lieutenant Dyneloy from under the Russian
lines.
90th Foot--Sergeant-Majors Crunnain, Saunderson, Mo-
naghan, Smallie.
97th Foot—Colour-Sergeant R. Smith, SerTean F.
Wealgeworth, Drummer A. Curran, Privates leJackLel,
J. Cotterell, Alan.