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London, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

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' army in 1817. Medal, with fire clasps, and also the Water-
' 100 medal. -

James Platt, the same age as Floyd ; entered the 16th Lan-
cers with him, saw the same service, and received similar
decorations:
Hugh Bailey, aged 66 ; entered the 27th (Enniskillens) in
1812 ; went to the Peninsula in 1812, and served there until
after Toulouse, when the regiment went to America ; again
served under Wellington in 1815, but was not at Waterloo;
quitted the army in 1825. Medal, with one clasp.
Michael Wroe, aged 67 ; entered the 87th Regiment in
1812 ; went to the Peninsula the same year, and remained
there until 1816, quitting the army in 1835. Medal, with
five clasps.

Joseph Hutchinson, aged 70; entered the 3d Lancashire
Militia in 1807, and volunteered for the 36th Regiment in
1809 ; went to the Peninsula in 1811, and served there till
the close of the war, quitting the army in 1827. Medal, with
five clasps.

Henri Draycott, aged 66 ; entered the 12th Light Dra-
goons in Ibos ; served in the Peninsula several years, up to
IS]6. and left the army in 1846. Medal, with one clasp, and
the Waterloo medal.
John Cahill (sergeant), aged 64 ; entered the R2d Regiment
in 1809 ; went to the Peninsula in 1812, and served there
until 1814 ; went to America, returned, and served on the
continent until 1816 ; left the army in 1832. Medal, with
four clasps.
Thomas Pickford, aged 77; entered the Derby Militia in
1799, and in 1803 volunteered into the 39th Regiment ; went
to the Peninsula in 1811, and served there until 1814, then
to America, but returned to the continent in 1815; left the
army in 1819. Medal, with six clasps.
James Sheldon, aged 66; teamed the 6th Enniskillen
Dragoons in 1813; went to Belgium in 1815, and was pre-
sent at Waterloo, for which he has the medal.
John Abbott, aged 69 ; entered the 6th Regiment in 18(6;
went to the Peninsula in 1808 and served there until 1816,

quitting the army in 1823. Medal, with four clasps. .
Charles Whaite, aged 67 ; entered the 20th Light Dragoons
in 1808; went to the Peninsula in 1809 and served there
until all was over, quitting the army in 1818, when his regi-
ment was reduced. Was present at Tarragona, Villa Franca,
Castalla, and in Catalonia ; but has no medal.
William Butterworth, 75 ; entered the Royal Horse Ai til-
lery in 1804 ; went to the Peninsula in 1809, served there
until ISI2, and left the army in 1816. Medal with two clasps.
Daniel Staten, ar,;ed 75; entered the 39th Regiment in
1803 ; first served in the Peninsula under Beresford, and re-
mained there until tie close of the war, quitting the army
in 1817. Medal with eight clasps.
Moses Wiggins, aged 78; entered the 82d Regiment in
181; afterwards joined the 88th, and with that regiment
went to the Peninsula in 1608 ; served there until 1814, and
quitted the army in 1815. Medal with nine clasps.
William Johnson, aged 71; entered the 69th Regiment in
1803, and in 1810 went to the Peninsula with the 61st ;
served with it there until 1814, and left the army at the end
of that year. Medal vc ith fiva clasps.
Edward Farrell, aged 71 ; entered the 18th Hussars in
1811; went to the Peninsula in 1812, and left at the end of
1813; was present at Waterloo, and quitted the army in
1818. Medal with three clasps, and also the Waterloo
medal.

John Cooper, aged 66; entered the sth Regiment in 1815 ;
went to the Peninsula in 1809, and served there until he lost
an arm in 1813 ; left the army in 1814. Medal, with four
elasps.
John Howarth (Bolton), aged 64 ; entered the Artillery in
1812 ; went to Holland in 1813 ; was present at Waterloo,
and left the army in 1818. Waterloo medal.
Charles Bimister, aged 60; entered the 39th Regiment in
1810 ; went to the Peninsula soon after, served there until
the end of the war, and left the army in 1827. Medal with
four clasps.

Benjamin Harribell, aged 66 entered the King's Dragoon
Guards in 1812 ; fought at Waterloo, and has the medal.
C Haughton, aged 60; entered the Rifle Brigade
(95th Regiment) in 1813; fought at Quatre Bras and Water-
loo ; left the army in 1837. Watc:loo medal, and ono for
distinguished good conduct.

Richard Blee, aged 70 ; entered the Bth Dragoons in 1800;
served as an orderly to the Marquis of Wellesley in India,
and has the Indian medal.

Thomas Radford, aged 72 ; entered the Royal Horse Artil-
lery in 1803; went to the Peninsula in 183, and served
there until 1814 ; was at Waterloo ; quitted the army in
1823. Medal, with four bars, and also the Waterloo medal.
John Rathbone, aged 65 ; eutered the 20th Light Dragoons
in 1809, went to the Peninsula in 1809, and served there
until 1814. Medal with one clasp.
John Hughes, aged 69 ; entered the loyal Artillery in 1803;
went to the Peninsula in 1809 ; discharged in 1814. Medal,
with fourteen clasps.
Edmund Bythall, aged 76; entered the Militia iu 1803 ;
volunteered to the 7th Regiment in 1807 ; went to the Penin-
sula in 1808 ; discharged in 1815. Medal, with five clasps.
William Scott, aged 75 ; entered the 95th (Rifle Brigade)
in 1798 ; went to the Peninsula in 1808; discharged in 1821.
Waterloo medal.

Thomas Winton, aged 63; entered the 38th Regiment (at
the age of 15) in 1807 ; discharged in 1815. Medal, with
seven clasps.

Joseph Turner, aged 58 ; entered the 15th Hussars in 1813;
discharged in 1838. Waterloo medal.
Joseph Woodward, aged 65 ; entered the 36th Regiment in
1807 ; went to the Peninsula in 1808 ; discharged iu 1816.
Medal, with five clasps.
William Kershaw (Sowerby Bridge), aged 69 ; entered the
43d Regiment in 1809 ; went to the Peninsula in 1809; dis-
charged is 1816. Medal, with ten clasps.

Chas. Grimshaw, aged 64 ; entered the 39th Regiment in
1806 ; went to the Peninsula in 1808; discharged in 1814.
Medal, with three clasps.
Kenworthy, aged 67 ; entered the 401 h Regiment in
1812; went to the Peninsula in 1812; discharged in 1831.
Peninsula and Waterloo medal.

George M‘Mullen, aged 60 ; entered the 88th Regiment in
1807 ; went to the Peniusul ain 1808 ; discharged in 1822.
Medal, with six clasps, and good conduct medal.
Samuel Mottershead, aged 64 ; entered the 7th Fusiliers in
1812 ; went to the Peninsula in 1812; discharged in 1833.
Medal, with three clasps.
Win. Wilson, aged C 9 ; entered the 7th Fusiliers in 1812 ;
went to the Peninsula iu 1S12; discharged iu 1833. Medal,
with one clasp.
John Greenwood, aged 66 ; entered the 6th Regiment in
1806 ; went to the Peninsula in 1812 ; discharged in 1826.
Medal, with seven clasps.
John Henshall, aged 73 ; entered the Royal Artillery in
1801; went to the Peninsula in 1808 ; discharged in 1819.
Medal, with three clasps, and Waterloo medal.
James Jervis, aged 75 ; entered tl o Militia in 1803 ; vo-
lunteered to the 11th Regiment in 1809 ; went to the Pen-
insula in 181•; discharged in 1814. Medal, with one clasp.
Adam Russell, aged 62; entered the army iu 1811 ; went
to the Peninsula in 1813 ; discharged in 1818. Medal.
James Smithies, aged 70 ; entered the Royal Dragoons in
ISO 4 ; went to the Peninsula in 1809; discharged iu 1816.
Medal, with three clasps, and Waterloo medal.
John Pover, aged 74; entered the 48th Regiment in 1793;
went to the Peninsula in 1809 ; discharged in 1811. Medal,
with eight clasps.
John Adams, aged 70 ; entered the Ist Dragoon Guards in
1805 ; discharged in 1827. Waterloo medal.
Robert Hoime, 62 ; entered the Sappers and Miners in
180:1; discharged in 1815. Peninsular medal, with six clasps.
Win. Artiugstall, aged 70 ; entered the Ist Dragood Guards
in 1809 ; discharged iu 1818. Waterloo medal.
John Smith, aged 72 ; entered the 6th Regiment in 1501 ;
went to the Peninsula in 1808 ; discharged in 1815. Medal,
with eight clasps.
Peter Foran, aged 65 ; enterel the Coldstream Guards in
1811 ; went to the Peninsula in 1811 ; discharged in 1816.
Medal, with four clasps.
John Bradley, aged 70 ; entered the 7th Fusiliers in 1894;
went to the Peninsula in 1810; discharged in 1823. Medal,
with ten clasps. _ . _

William Kershaw, aged 67 ; entered the 7th Fusiliers in
1805 ; went to the Peninsula in 1808 ; discharged in 1814.
Medal, with ten clasps.
William Wrigley, aged 74; entered the 53d Regiment in
1807 ; went to lithe Peninsula in 1807; discharged in 1814.
Medal, with six clasps.
Scholes, aged 73 ; entered the army in 1806 ;
went to the Peninsula in 18,,9; discharged in 1814. Medal,
with eight clasps.
Joseph Hilton, aged 70 ; entered the 29th Regiment in
1803 ; went to the Peninsula in 1808 ; discharged in 1815.
Medal, with three clasps.
John Hitchen, aged 71 ; entered the 7th Light Dragoons
in 1803 ; served in the Peninsula from 1808 to 1814 ; dis-
charged in 1821. Medal, with five clasps.
William Woore. aged 74 ; entered the Royal Artillery in
18C3 ; went to the Peninsula in 1811; discharged in 1815.
Medal, with two clasps.
Henry Thornley, aged 76 ; entered the let Foot Guards
in 1803 ; served in the Peninsula from 1808 to 1811 ; dis-
charged in 1814. Medal, with three clasps.
Robert Fitton, aged 71 ; entered the 48th Regiment in
1803 ; went to the Peninsula in 1809; discharged in 1824.
Medal, with seven clasps.
Thomas Rain, aged 74, entered the 48th Regiment in 1807;
went to the Peninsula in 1309 ; discharged iu 1814. Medal,
with four clasps. •
Samuel Haslam, aged 67; entered the 32d Regiment in
1811 ; went to the Peninsula in 1811, ; discharged in 1819,
Medal, with four clasps, and Waterloo medal.
Abel Unsworth, aged 64 ; entered the Royal Horse Artillery
in 1808; went to the Peninsula in 1809 ; discharged in 1835.
Medal, with ten clasps, and Waterloo medal.
Thomas Taylor, aged 68; entered the 85th Regiment in
1808 ; went to the Peninsula in 1811 ; discharged in 1832.
Medal, with one clasp, and good conduct medal.
Samuel Smith, aged 60 ; entered the Royal Artillery in
1812 ; went to the Peninsula in 1812 ; discharged iu 1832.
Medal, with four clasps..

James Wilson, aged 67 ; entered the Royal Artillery in
1801; went to the Peninsula in 1811; discharged in 1825.
Medal, with six clasps.
John Skerratt, aged 73 ; entered the Grenadier Guards in
1800 ; served in the Peninsula from 1809 to 1811; dis-
charged in 1821. Medal, with three clasps, and Waterloo
medal.

WATERLOO HEROES RESIDENT AT ROCHDALE, 1856.
Edmund Law, Church Lane, Royal Artillery driver.
James Farrow, Whitworth, 23d Welsh Fusiliers.
James Hopwood, Buersill, 23d Light Dragoons.
James Lord, Cut Gate, 3d Foot Guards.
John Brierley, Bagslate, 3d Foot Guards.
George Morton, 33d (or Wellington's Own Regiment.)
William Ashton, Royal Artillery driver.
Richard Bentinck, 23d Welsh Fusiliers.

John Swift, Cronkeyshaw, 51st Light Infantry.
Edmund Holt, Royton, 15th Lancers.

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John Thwaite, Oldham Road, 2d Life Guards.
Samuel Whittam, Birches, 52d Infantry.
Samuel Shore, Heights, d Foot Guards.
Abraham Whitworth, Pinfold, 51st Light Infantry.

John Turner, Erick Croft, 52d Infantry.
John Lord, Oakenrod, Royal Horse Artillery.
Robert Butterworth, Heights, Royal Horse Guards Blue.
Thomas Bentley, Royton, Royal Horse Guards Blue.
John Ashworth, Mount Pleasant, 51st Foot.
Abraham Greenhalgh, Mount Pleasant, Royal Artillery.
We may remark that several of the "heroes" spoke of
their being entitled to clasps which they (lid not posseFs ;
the general explanation being that they had not made ap-
plication for them.

THE INQUEST AT GEEENSIDE.—Last Friday we gave
insertion to a report of this inquest, which had been pre-
viously publighed in the locality. We are informed by
the coroner, 3. W. Favell, Esq., that the words in which
he if made to declare that a clearer case of murder Lad
never come to his knowledge were never used by him.