The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-16 00:00:00

CASUALTIES IN THE 52d REGIMENT.

(From the London Gazette of last Evening)

Jullundur, Die. 2, 1857.

Sir,—l have the honour herewith to transmit a no-
minal roll of non-commissioned officers and men of the
regiment under my command, who have been killed,
wounded, ann have died, since the 11th May, 1857, the
date of the commencement of the outbreak in this
country.—l have, &c.,
G. CAMPBELL, Colonel,
Commanding 52d Light Infantry.
The Secretary of State for War,
War Department.
52D LIGHT INFANTRY.
Nominal Roll of Non-Commissioned Officers and Men of
the above Corps, who have been Killed in Action,
Wounded, or become otherwise Non-effective since 11th
May, 1857.

Head-quarters, Jullundur, Dec. 2, 1857,
Sergeant David Jakeman, killed in action
Private Thomas Riley, killed in action
Private John Neil, killed in action
Private Thomas Daniels, killed in action
Serjeant Richard Al`Kowin, killed in action
Private John Hubbert, killed in action
Private George Amos, killed in action
Private George Busby, killed in action
Private Patrick Condran, killed in action
Private Neil Campbell, killed in action
Private John Daly, killed in action
Private Thomas Gleeson killed in action
Private James Boylan, killed in action
Private John Brown, killed in action
Private Joseph Smith, killed in action
Private Brockwell Howe, killed in action
Private John Butler, killed in action
Private Patrick Byrne, killed in action
Private Simon Goose, killed in action
Private George Rackley, killed in action
Private Peter Kavanagh, killed in action
Private William Ward, killed in action
Private John Loughlin, killed in action
Private Thomas Grady, killed in action
Corporal John Crew, killed in action
Private James Clone, killed in action
Private Edward Penrose, killed in action
Sergeant William Forbes, died of wounds
Private George Nicholas, died of wounds
Private John Calock, shot himself when on sentry
Private William Cuthbert, accidentally shot
Private John Winn, died of amputation of left leg
Private James Neale, died of wounds
Private John Parsons, died of amputation of left arm
Private Thomas Reilly, died of wounds received ii
action

Private Wm. Lambert, died of wounds
Private Wm. Harborrow died of wounds
Private Charles Kelly, died of amputation of left leg
Private John Parkins, died of wound
Private James Batt, died of amputation of left leg
Corporal George Nelson, died of wounds
Private William Padan, died of amputation
Private Edward Fox, died of amputation, left foot
Private Daniel Riordan, died of wounds
Private Constantine hlcGrain, died of amputation, lift

leg
Corporal Charles Shepherd, died of pbthisis, pail.
Private Charles Horrex, died of dysentery
Serjeant Edward Howe, died of apoplexy
Private John Valiance, died of apoplexy
Private John Woodcraft, died of catarrh. chron.
Private Samuel Bates, died of apoplexy
Private Thomas Keeley, died of apoplexy
Private Benjamin Brown, died of apoplexy
Private Michael O'Malley, died of apoplexy
Private Richard Able, died of apoplexy
Private Henry Scofield, died of apoplexy
Private Thomas Cleary, died of apoplexy
Private Stephen Bradish, died of febris C.C.
Assistant-Schoolmaster John Mullally, died of consume.
tion.
Private Thomas Harris, died of cholera
Private James Mooney, died of cholera
Private Henry M'Canley, died of cholera
Private James Wallace, died of cholera
Sergeant Henry Hooke, died of cholera
Sergeant Henry Gilpin, died of cholera
Sergeant James Kirby, died of cholera
Sergeant John Ruddy, died of cholera
Sergeant Johu Crask, died of cholera
Sergeant Richard Ropier, died of diarrhoea
Colour-Sergeant William Hayward, died of cholera
Private John Doak, died of cholera
Private Charles Newnharn, died of cholera
Private Thomas. Cahill, died of cholera
Private Lawrence Cunningham, died of cholera
Private Michael Crow, died of cholera
Private Thomas Taylor, died of cholera
Corporal Thomas Langstaff, died of cholera
Private James Howe, died of hepatitis ac.
Private Robert Young, died of cholera
Private Joseph Leaney, died of cholera
Private Christmas Bertram, died of cholera
CorporaliThomas Grimes, died of cholera
Private William Fox, died of hepatitis, ac.
Private James Raker, died of cholera
Private Charles Collyer, died of cholera
Private William Cook, died of apoplexy
Private Henry Smith, died of apoplexy
Private Hugh Clarke, died of cholera
Private George Williams, died of cholera
Private James Graham, died of cholera
Corporal Henry Dare, died of cholera
Private James McDermott, died of febris C.C.
Private Richard Barry, died of febris C.C.
Private Henry Shilcock, died of cholera
Private John. Clark, died of cholera
Private Michael Delaney, died of cholera
Private Henry Blucher, died of febris C.C.
Private John Holl,rook, died of cholera
Private Bernard Keohan, died of febris C.C.
Private William Howes, died of febris C.C.
Corporal William-Minus, died of hepatitis ac.
Private John Gander, died of cholera
Private John Cain, died of apoplexy
Private William Nolan, died of febris C.C.
Private Michael Martin, died of cholera
Private Michael Leonard, died of apoplexy
Private Owen Ryan, died of cholera
Private Joseph Bennett, died of cholera
Private Henry Burgess, died of febris C.C.
Private Robert Allows, died of apoplexy
Private Henry Owens, died of cholera
Private Thomas Burchell, died of cholera
Private David Davis, died of cholera
Private James Gillis, died of febris C.C.
Private John Williams, died of febria C.C.
Private John Worsfold, died of cholera
Private John Yarby, died of diarrhoea
Private William Ward, died of liver complaint
Corporal William Bradshaw, died of apoplexy
Sergeant Patrick Gleeson, died of apoplexy
Private George West, died of cholera
Private John Harrington, died of cholera
Private Michael Redy, died of cholera
Private John Filer, died of cholera
Private Michael Walters, died of cholera
Private John Shallis, died of cholera
Private Charles Birmingham, died of febris C.C.
Private Henry Walker, died of diarrhoea
Private Alexander Pontleton, died of cholera
Private John Smith, died of febris, C.C.
Private Robert Balls, died of febris, C.C.
Corporal Herbert Taylor, died of dysentery
Private William Massey, died of dysentery
Private Richard Kiuton, died of dysentery
Private John Moore, died of cholera
Private William Bates, died of febris, C.C.
Private William Lennam, died of hepatitis chron.
Bugler Johu M'Cormick, died of diarrhoea
Private Joseph Plunkett, died of febris, C.C.
' Sergeant William Rogers, died of diarrhoea
Private William Collyer, died of coup-de-soleil
Private Daniel Sweeny, died of diarrhoea
Private Joseph Robinsee, died of diarrhoea
Private Thomas Etherington, died of cholera
Private William Fussell, died of cholera
Bugler Robert Miller, died of cholera
Private Noah Bassett, died of apoplexy
Private Patrick Kenehan, died of cholera
Private Joseph Bayley, died of hepatitis
Private Patrick Bagley, died of fehris, C.C.
Private Stephen Horwood, died of hepatitis, NI
wounded on 12th July
Private James Chatfield, died of diarrhoea
Private Thomas Peaeock, died of dysontry, ac,