The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-07 00:00:00

THE BUGBEIANS IN THE CRIVEA.

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A window of stiaineeigkaiKby Hardman, of Birming-
ham, representing theiiood Centurion at the foot of tbe
Cross, has been placedin the chapel of Rugby School, to
the memory of the Animism' whO fell it the Crimean'
war. The names of the 33 were a few day* igo inserted
on a tablet of brass immediately beneath the sill of the
window. These gallant officers were :—lfeaky 'William
Adams, Major-General, C. 8., Brigadier-General at the
battle of the Alma, mortally wounded at liikertnann,
November 5, 1854, aged 49. Thomas Unett, Colonel
19th Regiment, C. 8., mortally wounded in the attack
en the Redan, Sept. 8, 1855, aged 54. Leonard Barrett
Tyler, Lieut.-Colonel of the 62d Regiment, mortally
wounded in the attack on the Redan, Sept. 8, 1855, aged
35. Douglas Halkett, Major of the 4th Light Dra-
goons, killed in the Light Cavalry charge at Balaklava,
October 25, 1854, aged 38. Charles Aldersay Steven-
son, Major of the 47th Regiment, died at Nice, March
3, 1857, of decline, brought on by exposure and hard-
ships at the siege of Sebastopol, aged 28. Edward
Norton, Major of the 88th Regiment, engaged in the
battle of the Alma, died in the camp before Sebastopol
of cholera, May 20, 1855, aged 33. Robert Murray
Banner, Major 93d Highlanders, present at the battle
of the Alma, died a few days afterwards at Balaklava
of exposure to damp and cold. aged 38. Samuel
Toosey Williams, Capt. 2d Royal N. British Dragoons,
engaged in the Heavy Cavalry charge at Balaklava, Oct.
25, 1854, died of illness at Constantinople, November
23, 1854, aged 32. George Kershaw Sydenhottom,
Captain sth Dragoon Guards, died at sea July 20,
1855, of chronic disease in consequence of his services
in the Crimea, and was interred at Gibraltar, aged 25.
John Pratt Winter, Captain 17th Lancers, killed in
the Light Cavalry charge at Balaklava, October 25,
1864, aged 26. Henry Whichcote Turner, Captain of
the first battalion of the Ist Royals, engaged at the
battles of the Alma and Inkermaen, died of aneurism
of the heart in the camp before Sebastopol. March 1,
1856, aged 24. Arthur Watkin Williams
Wynn, Cap-
tain of the 231 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, killed at the
battle of the Alma, September 20, 1854, aged 35.
William Halsted Poole, Captain of the 23d Welsh Fesi•
Tiers, engaged at the battles of the Alma and Inker-
mann, mortally wounded at the storm:ng of tbe Redan,
September 8, 1855, aged 20. John Charles Newcome
Stevenson, captain of the 30th Foot, killed at the storm-
ing of the Redan, September 8, 1855, aged 21. John
Burton Forster, captain of the 62d Regiment, killed
while defending the quarries, June 8, 1855, aged 32.
Lawrence Blakiston, captain, 62d Regiment, killed at
the attack of the Redan, September 8, 1855, aged 21.
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George Charles Widdrington Curtois, captain, i3d
Regiment, killed at the battle of Inkermann, Novem-
ber 6, 1854, aged 24. Edmund Corbett, captain
of the 83th Regiment, killed in the attack on the
quarries, June 7, 1855, aged 30. Arthur William
Saltmarshe, lieutenant, 11th Hussars, died at Varna of
cholera, Sept. 3, 1854, aged 24. John Henry Thomp-
son, lieutenant, 17th Lancers, killed in the Light
Cavalry charge at Balaklava, Oct. 25, 1854, aged 22.
Charles H. Proby, lieutenant, 2d battalion First Royals,
died at Malta, Sept. 10, 1855, from illness brought on
by exposure in the trenches, aged 21. Hon. H. More-
ton, lieutenant, 7th Fusiliers, died at Tortworth-court,
Gloucestershire, Nov. 27, 1856, in consequence of the
hardships he had undergone at the siege of Sebastopol,
aged 19. Fred. Peter R. D. Radcliffe, first lieutenant,
23d Welsh Fusiliers, killed at the battle of the Alma,
Sept. 20. 1854, aged 22. Wni. Owen, lieutenant, 231
Welsh Fusiliers, mortally wounded in the ireeei,ee 46
the siege of Sebastopol on the night of June, 1855, aged
21. Langford Rowley Heyland, Lieut., 33d Regiment,
mortally wounded at the attack of the Malakoff Tower,
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Lieut., Rifle Brigade, wounded at the storming of the
Redan ; died in the camp bef ire Sebastopol, Nov. 13,
1855, aged 17. Charles Augustus Penrbyn Boileau,
Lieut., Rifle Brigade, died at Malta, August 1, 1855, of
wounds received at tbe assault of the Malakoff Tower,
June 1, aged 20. John William James Dawson,
Lieut., Royal Artillery, died Dec. 11, 1855, from
wounds received Nov. 15, while gallantly removing the
live shells at the explosion of the French siege train,
aged 18. Archibald Cleveland, cornet, 17th Lancers ;
engaged in the Light Cavalry charge at Balaklava ; mor-
tally wnuuded at the battle of Inkerrnann, Nor. 5, 185 4 ,
aged 21.

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