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

ABSTRACT.

Officers killed ...... . ................................... 5
„ wounded ... ........

T0ta1................................ 13
. T. F. WII:So14 . Captain,
Ofaetating Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General
J. INGLIS, Brigadier,.
Commanding Lucknow Garrison.

Nominal Roll of Officers Killed andand Wounded during the
General Staff—W 1 d now-
:io:m"anf dLiuncgkihe Force, mortally (since
oum e —Brigadier-General Sir H. M.
Lawrence, K.C.8.,
dead) ; Officiating Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General,
slightly • Officiating Depnty-Assis-
slightly.
Brigade Staff.—Wounded—A.D.C. to Brigadier J.
r Lieutenant G. N. Hardiuge,
Inglis, Lieutenant F. M. Birch, slight]y.
Artillery.—Killed—Second Lieutenant. E. P. Lewin.
WLieountnedneacol—t CDa.ptcai.n
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xyan. perini,
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rs leilgyh;tlys (escionocde d
Lie ad)
n) ;
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 1). Macfarlane, severely ; Second Lieu-
tenant F. J. Cunliffo, slightly (since dead of fever).
Engineers.—Killed -Captain G. W. W. Fulton.
INoauded—Assistant Field Ergineer, Lieutenant F. W.
Birch, 59th N. 1., mortally (since dead).
7th Regiment Light Cavalry.—Killed— n Lieutenant L.
A. Art Cur. Wounded— Captaiu C, W. Radcliffe
dangerously,
(sinceSargdn F. dead)
Captain T. T. Boileau, slightly
V A. Holy, dangerously (since
Fl.M.'s 32d Regiment of Foot.—gilled--Lieutenant
dead) eter.inaY Surgeon
P. C. Webb. Wounded—Major E. W. Jo 1,.
Low, slightly ;
Lieutenant J.
M. Foster, slightly;
Lieutenant E. Harmer, severely ; Lieutenant H. Cook,
EC ad pt.
0m W.slightly ; Lieutenant J W. Charlton, dangerously ; En-
sign W. ff. Studdy, mortally (since (load.)
ns ton Peo,wer' severelyd4 ng;eLmiueusitYen (sainnteecd. ead)r j
Inglis, severely ; Ensign
Detachment of 11. M. 's 84th Regiment of Foot—
Wounded—Lieutenant D. O'Brien, severely.
13th Regiment Native .Infantry.—Killed—Major
C. F.
ng(accidentally) • Lieut.
slightly;
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wd !roti Waterman,
Infantry.—Worded—Capt.
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—Wounded Lieut.
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Native Infantry.
Lieut. HH.
severelyl
slightly ;
C. W. Fletcher, severely; Lieut. A. J. o Dalwood,
Regiment Native Infantry.--Wounded—Captain
Ensign slightly
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,epa
odwodfac, cholera);
slightly;le r a); L
Surgeonieut.D Lk? ,
W, W. Wells,
slightly.
71st
G. Strangways, slightly ; Surgeon W. Brydon, severely. •
Officers not belonging to the Oude Brigade,— ed.
J. S. Banks, 33d Regiment N.I. Wounded—Lieut.
H. S. Lester, 31c1 Regt., N. 1., mortally (since dead);
Ensign R. L. Inglis, 63d Reg., N. 1., slightly.
Oude Irregular Force—Wounded—Major of Brigade
Captain G. It. P. Ballow, slightly (since dead).
Folisbtes°, sulthtllryr.egular Cavalry—
Wounded—Captain H.
2d Oude Irregular Cavalry—Killed—Lieut. J. S. Shep-
herd.
3d Oude Irregular Cavalry.—Wounded.—Lieut. F. W.
Graham, twice eligh• ly.
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'''. Baxter, severely (since dea i).
Gentlemen of the Civil Sinvice—Killed—M. C. °amen-
ney, Esq., Judicial Commissioner. Wounded—Deputy
Commissioner of Mullaon, W. C. Capper, Esq., slightly ;
Officiating Deputy Comulioioner of Gorulab, G. IL LAW!