The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-09 00:00:00

CASUALTIES IN INDIA.

(From the London Caulk of this evening.)

List of Casualties in the Royal Artillery during the opera-
tions at Cawnpore.
Head-Quarters, Camp Cawnpore, December 2, 1857.
Sergeant D. Cairncross, killed in action
Sergeant J. Wright, killed in action
Bombardier W. Ferguson, killed in action
Gunner and Driver W. Gibbon, killed in action
Gunner and Driver T. Hilliard, killed in action
Gunner and Driver M. Kerrigan, killed in action

,
WOUNDED.
Gunner and Driver E. Howard, severely, since dead
Gunner and Driver P. Hannigan, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Arnold, slightly
Gunner and Driver B. Mitchell, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Coulter, dangerously
Gunner and Driver J. Gribbon, slightly
Gunner and Dryer G. Williams, slightly
Bombardier J. Prescott, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Attenborough, slightly
Gunner and Driver T. Bissett, slightly
Sergeant A. M`Leod, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Lankey, slightly
Gunner and Driver W. Flynn, slightly
Gunner and Driver C. Felton, slightly
Shoeing-smith R. Locock, severely
Gunner and Driver S. Orrell, severely
Sergeant W. Hemsley, severely
Corporal J. Bird, severely
Wheeler T. Morgan, severely
Gunner and Driver J. Towner, severely, ainee dead
Gunner and Driver J. Bair,' severely, since dead
Gunner and Driver R. Watson, severely
Gunner and Driver T. Blackley, severely
Gunner and Driver W. Poole, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Abberley, severely
Gunner and Driver D. Canning, slightly
Gunner and Driver W. Barrett, severely.
Gunner and Driver J. Virgin, slightly
Gunner and Driver E. Deenon, slightly
Gunner and Driver S. Burns, lightly
Gunner and Driver J. Clarke, severely
Gunner and Driver H. Sage, slightly
Gunner and Driver F. Sherry, slightly
Gunner anti Driver T. Yates, slightly
Gunner and Driver T. Holdsworth, slightly
Gunner and Driver J. Jones, slightly
Sergeant W. Crosier, severely
J. E. DUPUIS, Major-General,
Commanding Royal Artillery in India.

Nominal List of Casualties in the Royal Artillery.
Camp, Cawnporo, Nov. 23.
Bombardier James Rice, died of dysentery
Gunner and Driver Wm. Gately, died of fever
Gunner and Driver Frederick Mitchell, died of phthisis
Gunner and Driver Win. Strong, died of fever
Gunner and Driver George James, died of fever
Bombardier John Roberts, severely wounded, leg
amputated

danner and Driver Daniel Dawson, severely wounded,
grape shot in leg.
(Signod) J. E. DUPUIS, Major• General,
Commanding Royal Artillery in India.

Nominal List of Casualties in the Royal Artillery.
Camp, Cawnpora, Dec. 11, 1857.
WOUNDED.
Captain C. Longden, slightly
Gunner and driver W. Gillott, slightly
Gunner and driver G. Conlan, slightly
Gunner and driver John Owens, slightly
Gunner and driver Patrick Lonergan, severely
Gunner and driver William Jones, slightly
Gunner and driver Thomas Holdsworth, severely
Gunner and driver H. Bracer, slightly
(Signed) J. E. DUPUIS, Major-General,
Comman.iing Royal Artillery in India.
The Adjutant-General of Royal Artillery,
Horse Guards.

Nominal List of Officers Killed, Wounded, and Missing
in the Force under the command of his Excellency the
Commander-in-Chief, in the Operations before Luck-
now, from the 12th to 22d Nov., 1857.
KIILED.
Captain W. A. Hardy, Royal Artillery
Captain G. Wheateroft, 6th Dragoon Guards, doing
duty with Military Train
Captain J. Dalzell, 931 Highlanders
Captain J. Lumsden, Interpreter to 93d Highlanders
Ensign W. T. Thompson, 82d Regiment
WOUNDED.
General Sir Colin Campbell, G.C.8., Commander-in-
Chi,f, slightly
Brigadier D. Russell, sth Brigade, severely
Major A. Ali,on, Military Secretary, severely.
Captain F. M. .Alison, Aide-de-Camp to Commander-in-
Chief, slightly
Captain Hon. A. Anson, Aide-de-Camp to Brigadier--
General Grant, slightly.
Lieutenant C. J. Salmond, Orderly Officer to Brigadier.
General Grant, slightly
Captain T. C. Grey, Royal Marines, slightly
Major F. F. Pannycuick, Royal Artillery, slightly
Captain F. T. avers, Royal Artillery, slightly
Lieutenant W. G. Milman, Royal Artillery, slightly
Lieutenant A. Ford, Royal Artillery, slightly
Assistant-Surgeon H. R. Peale, Royal Artillery, se-
verely
Captain W. A. Middleton, Royal Artillery, slightly
Surgeon A. M.'Arthur, Military Train, slightly
Captain J. B. Walton, 53d Regiment, severely
Lieutenant A. K. Munro, 53d Regiment, dangerously
Lieutenant F. C. French, 53d Regiment, slightly
Major R. Barnston, 90th Light Infantry, dangerously
Lieutenant E. C. Wynne, 90th Light Infantry, severely
Ensign H. Powell, 90th Light Infantry, severely
Lieutenant-Colonel J. A. Ewart, 93d Highlanders,
slightly
Captain F. W. Burroughs, 933 Highlanders, slightly
Lieutenant R. A. Cooper, 93d Highlanders, severely
Lieutenant E. Welch, 93d Highlanders, severely
Lieutenant 0. Goldsmith, 93d Highlanders, severely
Lieutenant J. E. Wood, 93d Highlanders, severely
Ensign F. R. McNamara, 93d Highlanders, sligntly
Lieutenant H. Henderson, 23d Fusiliers, slightly
Lieutenant-Colonel E. B. Hale, 82d Regiment, slightly

Nominal List of Non-Commissioned Officers and Men
Killed, Wounded, and Miesing in the Force under the
command of his Excellency the Commander-in• Chief, in
the operations before Lucknow, from 12th to 22nd
November, 1857.

ROYAL ENGINEERS.
KILLED.
Colour-Sergeant Phillip Moorant
Lance-Corporal Alfred Germany
WOUNDED.
Sergeant Edward Holman
Corporal Frederick Morgan
Samuel Britton (H.E.LC.'s Service)
2d Corporal Peter Duff
Sapper Henry Walsh
Sapper Thomas Thorns, since dead
Sapper Henry James
Sapper John Stokes
Sapper James Haggle
2D BATTALION MILITARY TRAIN.
KILLED—None
WOUNDED --Private James Goldie
23D ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS.
KILLED.
Private James Spearing
Private John Lewis (5129)
Private Thomas Charles
WOUND/4D.
Serjeant Thomas Walker
Corporal Daniel Bayliss
Private James H. Bishop
Private Henry Davies
Private Aaron Deighton
Private Laurence Kelly
Private John Keenan
Private Daniel Owens
Private John Westicntt
Private George White
Private George Underwood, since dead
Private Edward Roberts
Private Michael Sweeney
Private George Maynard
Private Samuel Stone
Private William M'Donald
Private Edward Collins
Private Thomas Davies
Private Edmund Luby
Private Thomas Connolly
Private Alfred Phillips
Private Edward Stainer
Private Thomas Herbert
Private Henry Mace
ND REGIMENT.
KILLED.
Sergeant Henry Godding
Private John Gill
Private Joseph Gibson
Private Antony Lamb
Private Peter M'Donald
Private Charles Mayer
Private George Mdorey
Private John Murton
Private James Nelson