The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-13 00:00:00

CASUALTIES IN INDIA.

(From the London Gazette of last evening.)
INDIA BOARD, FEB. 11.
The following papers have been received at the East
India House.
GENERAL ORDER BY THR RIGHT HON. THE GO` ERNOR'.GENERAL GE INDIA IN COUNCIL,
No. 1564 (If 1857.
Fort William, Dec. 12, 1857.
The Right Honourable the Govervor-General in Council
having received last evening the list of casualties in the
affair at Chinhut, on the 30th of June, 1851, and the me-
morandum of the defences of the Residency at Lucknow,
furnished by the Garrison Engineer, which are alluded to
is the Despatch from Brigadier Inglis, of her Majesty's
32d Regiment, dated the 26th Septetnber, 1857, published
in the " Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary" of the 9th inst.,
as well as the lift of casualties during the siege of Luck-
now, is pleased to direct the publication of these docu-
ments.

R. J. H. BIRCH, Colonel,
Secretary to the Government of India,
in the ➢lilitary Department.

Nominal Roll of Officers Killed and Wounded at Chinhut,
on the 30th June, 1857.
General Staff—Wounded—Sub-Assistant Commissary
General Lieut. T. James, dangerously.
Artillery—Wounded—Captain A. P. Simons, twice,
severely ; Second Lieutenant J. Bonham,
H. M.'s 32d Foot—Killed—Lieut.-Colonel W. Case ;
Captain C. Steevens ; Lieut. J. I). Thomson (Adjutant) ;
Lieut. J. Brackenbury. Wounded—Captain A. Bassano,
severely.
13th Regiment Native Infantry.—Wounded—Alajor
C. F. Bruer°, slightly.
Volunteer Cavalry._ Killed.—Captain W. G. M. Mac-
lean, 71st Regiment N. I. Wounded—Lieutenant J. H.
T. Farquhar, 7th Light Cavalry, severely; nsign C. W.
Campbell, 71st Regiment, N.J., severely.
Oude Irregular Cavalry.—Wounded—Lieutenant F. W.
Graham, slightly.

ABSTRACT.

Officers killed ......
„ wounded

T0ta1............... .......................
T. F. WILSON, Captain,
Ofkoiatin
g Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General
J. INGLIS, Brigadier,.
Commanding Luckuow Garrison.
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11 of Officers Killed and Wounded during the
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Siege of Lneknow.
General Staff— Siege
Sir H. M.
Lawrence, 5.C.8., Commanding the Force, mortally (since
Assis-
tant Quartermaster-G 1 t G N. Hardinge,
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Bslightly.evorev ;
Second
Quartermaster-General, , Lieutenant G.
slightly.
Brigade Staff.—Rounded--A D.C. to Brigadier J.
INvi
Lieutenant
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y.—Killed—Second ginitexesnliagihittlyßoiPnc. e Ldeeawdi)n;
Lieu-
tenant J. H. Bryce, severely (since dead of cholera) ;
Second Lieutenant J. Bonham once slightly, once se-
verely; Second Lieutenant J. Alexander, severely ; Se-
cond Lieutenant D. Macfarlane severely ; Second Lieu-
tenant F. J. Cunliffe, slightly (since dead of fever).
Engineers.—gilled--Captain G. w. W. Fulton.
Wounded—Assistant Field Eugineer, Lieutenaxt F. W.
Birch, 59th N. 1., mortally (since dead).
7th Regiment Light Cavalry.—Killed—Lieutenant L.
A. Arthur. Wounded—Captain 0, W, Radcliffe,
dangerously (since dead) ; Captain T. T. Boileau, slightly ;
Veterinary Surgeon F. A. HelY, dangerously (since
dead).
H.M.'e 32d Regiment of Foot.—Killed—Lieutenant
P. C. Webb. Wounded--Major E.
~ W. D. Low, slightly ;
Capt. W. Power, dangerously (since dead) •
; • Lieutenant J.
Edmonstone, severely ; Lieutenant C. M.
Foster, slightly;
Lieutenant E. Harmer, severely ; Lieutenant H. Cook,
slightly ; Lieutenant J W. Charlton, dangerously ; En-
sign W. H. Studely, mortally (since dead.)
Detachment of H.lll. 's 84th
Regiment of Foot—
Woanded—Lientenant D. O' 't.;Brien, severely.
13th Regiment Native Infantry,—gilled—Major C. F.
Bruere. Wounded—Cant- P. P. Waterman, slightly;
Capt. R. B. Francis, mortally (since dead).
41st Regiment Native Infantry_wouuded_capt.
31.
F. Kemble, saveraly ; Lieut. H. Inglis, severely; Ensign
G. L. K. Hewett, slightly.
48th Regiment Native Infantry. —Wounded Lieut.
and Adjutant 0. L. Smith, severely (accidentally) • Lieut.
C. W. Fletcher, severely ; Lieut. A. T. DiAwood,
slightly (since iteld of cholera); Lieut. D. Hay, slightly ;
Eubign 11. C. O'Dowda, slightly ; Surgeon W. W. Wells,
slightly.
71st Regiment Native Infantry.—Wounded—Captain
G. Strangways, slightly; Surgeon W. Brydpn, severely.
Officers not belonging to the Gude Brigaie.—Killed—
Major J. S. Banks, 33d Regiment NJ, Wounded—Lieut.
H. S. Lester, 32d Regt., N. 1., mortally (since dead);
Ensign R. L. Inglis, 63d Reg., NJ., slightly.
Oude Irregular Force—Wonnded—Major of Brigade
Captain G. R. P. Ballow, slightly (since dead).
Ist Gude Irregular Cavalry—Wounded 0 t ' H
ap aan H.
Forbes, slightly.
2d Oude Irregular Cavalry--Billed--Lieut. J. S. Shep-
herd.
3d Oude Irregular Cavalry.--Wounded.—Lieut. F. W.
Graham, twice slightly.
sth Regiment Oude Infantry—Wounded--Captain W.
H. Hawes, severely ; Lieutenant G. Grant, dangerously
(since dead).
9th Regiment Oude Infantry—Wounded--Lieut. J. A.
Vanrenen, slightly.
Assistant Chaplain—Wounded—Rev. H. S. Polehamp-
ton, severely (since dead of cholera).
Ordnance
Department—wounded—Permanent Con-
ductor P. Baxter, severely (since dea t).
Gentlemen of the Civil Set vice—Killed—M. C. Omman -
ney, Esc(., Judicial Commissioner._ Wounded—PP..tY.
Commissioner of Mullaont W. U. Capper, Esq., slightly ;
Officiating Deputy Coninailsioner of Gondol), G, H. Law.

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