The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-28 00:00:00

Engineers.

Killed —Captain G. W. W. Fulton.
Wounded—Assistant Field Engineer Lieut. F._W.
Birch, 59th Native Infantry, mortally (since dead).
7th Regiment Light Cavalry.

Killed—Lieut. L.A. Arthur.

Wounded—Capt. C. W. Radcliff, dangerously (since
dead); Capt. T. T. Boileau, slightly ; Veterinary Surgeon
F. A. Hely, dangerously (since dead).
Her Majesty's 32d Regiment of Foot.

Killed—Lieut.-P. 0. Webb.

Wounded—Major E. W. D. Lowe, slightly ; Captain
W. Power, dangerously (since dead) ; Lieut. J. Elmon-
stoune, severely ; Lieut. C. M. Foster, slightly ; Lieut.
E. Harmar, severely ; Lieut. H. Cooke, slightly ; Lieut.
J. W. Charlton, dangerously ; Ensign W. H. Studdy,
mortally (since dead).
Detachment of her Majesty's Bth Regiment of Foot.
Wounded—Lieut. D. O'Brien, severely.
13th Regiment Native Infantry.

Killed—Major C.F. Bruere.
Wounded—Capt. D. P. Waterman, slightly ; Capt.
R. B. Francis, mortally (since dead).
41st Regiment Native Infantry.
Wounded—Capt. M. F. Kemble, severely ; Lieut.
H. Inglis, severely ; Ensign G.. L. Hewett, slightly

48th Regiment Native Infantry.
Wounded—Lieut. and Adjutant 0. L. Smith, severely
(accidentally) ; Lieut. C. W. Fletcher, severely ; Lieut.
A. J. Dashwood, slightly( since dead of cholera); Lieut.
D. Hay, slightly ; Ensign H. C. O'Dowds, slightly;
Surgeon W. W. Wells, slightly.
61st Regiment Native Infantry.
Wounded—Capt. G. Strangways, slightly ; Surgeon
W. Brydon, severely.
Officers not belonging to the Oude Brigade.
Killed—Major J. S. Banks, 33d Regiment Native
Infantry.
Wounded—Lieut. H. S. Lester, 32d Regiment Native
Infantry, mortally (since dead); Ensign R. L. Inglis,
63d Regiment Native Infantry, slightly.
Oude Irregular Force.
Wounded—Major of Brigade, Capt. G. R. P. Barlow,
slightly (since dead).
Ist Oude Irregular Cavalry.
Wounded—Capt. H. Forbes, slightly.
2d Oude Irregular Cavalry.
Killed—Lieutenant J. S. Shepherd.
3d Oude Irregular Cavalry.
Wounded—Lieut. F. W. Graham, twice slightly.
6th Regiment Oude Infantry.
Wounded—Capt. W. 11. Hawes, severely ; Lieut. G.
Grant, dangerously (since dead).
Bth Regiment Oade Infantry.
Wounded—Lieut. J. A. Vanrenen, slightly.
Assistant Chaplain.
Wounded—Rev. H. S. Polehampton, severely Once
dead of cholera). _

Ordnance Department.

Wounded—Peru:it:went Conanotor P. Baxter, severely
;since dead).

Gentlemen of the Civil Service.

Killed—M C. Ommauey, Esq., Judicial Commis,

toner.

Wounded—Deputy Commissioner of Munson, W. C.
Capper, Esq., slightly ; Officiating Deputy Commis-
sioner at Gondala, G. H. Lawrence, Evil., severely ;
Assistant Commissioner of Lucknow, J. G. Thornhill,
E,q., slightly.

Civil Engineers.
Wounded—J. M'Rae, Esq., severely ; J. Casey,
severely (since dead of cholera).

Abstract.
Killed and Died of their Wounds
Officers
Gentleman of the civil service 1
Warrant officer 1

Wounded.

-19

Officers
Gentlemen of the civil service
Civil engineers
Assistant chaplain

.. 35

-41
-60

Total..

T. 1. Wnsorr, Captain,
Officiating Deputy Assistant-Adjutant-General.
J. INGLIS, Brigadier,
Commanding Lucknow Garrison.

Return of Killed and Wounded of the Garrison o
Lncknow, from June 30 to Sept. 26, 1857.
General and Brigade Staff—Killed and died
wounds, 1 European officer ; wounded, 3 ditto officers,
Artillery (Regular and Irregular)—Killed and died o
wounds, 2 European officers, 2 ditto warrant officers
anti staff sergeants, 6 ditto non-commissioned officers,
1 ditto bugler or drummer, and 13 ditto privates and
gunners, total 24 ; wounded 6 European officers, 2
ditto warrant officers and staff sergeants, 6 ditto non-
commiesioned officers, 1 ditto bugler Or drummer, and
10 ditto privates and gunners, total 25; killed and died
of wounds, 3 native non-commissioned officers, and 8
ditto rank and file, total 11 ; wounded ditto commis-
sioned officer, 2 ditto non-commissioned officers, 1 ditto
drummer, and 6 ditto rank and file, total 10.
Engineers—Killed and died of wounds, 2 European
officers, and 2 ditto warrant officers and staff sergeants,
total 4 ; wounded, 1 ditto warrant officer and staff
sergeant.
7th Regiment Light Cavalry—Officers killed and died
of wounds, 2 European officers, 1 ditto veterinary
surgeon, and 1 ditto warrant officer and staff sergeant,
total 4 ; wounded, 1 ditto officer.
Her Majesty's 32d Foot—Killed and died of wounds,
8 offiss•rs, 9 nowoomonesioned officers, 2 buglers or
drummers, and 70 privates and gunners, total 84 ;
wounded, :6 officers, 15 non-commissioned officers,
buglers or drummers, and 114 privates and gunners,
total 139.
Detachment her Majesty's 84th Foot—Killed and
died of wounds, 2 non-commissioned officers, and 10
privates and gunners, total 12 ; wounded, 1 officer and
2 privates and gunners, total 3.
13th Regiment Nati, e Infantry—Killed and died of
wounds, 2 European officers .; wounded, 1 ditto
officer ; killed and died of wounds, 2 native commis-
sioned officers, 6 ditto non-commissioned officers, 3 ditto
drummers, and 18 ditto rank and file, total 28; wounded,
7 ditto commissioned officers, 9 ditto non-commissioned
officers, 2 ditto drummers, and 34 ditto rank and file,
total 52.
Detachment 41st Native Infantry (officers and
drammers)—Killed and died of wounds, 1 European
warrant officer and staff sergeant ; wounded, 3 ditto
offic,rs ; killed and died of wounds, 5 native drummers.
48th 11,,girnent Native Infantry—Wounded, 5 Euro-
pean officers, 1 ditto surgeon, tn)tal 6; killed and died
dru7rnime,r,,
of wounds, 2 native non-commissioned officers, and 1
ditto rank and file, total 3 ; wounded, 1 ditto commis-
gi''ned officer, 2 ditto non-coairnissioned officers, 1 ditto
and 3 ditto rank and file, total 7.
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kill:d "11,1,11_ ditto officer and 1 ditto surgeon—total 2 ;
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file, total 12. "I"bu3ne4 officers,
and 6 ditto rank and
nude Irregular For,
2 European officer., ; Rifled and died of woti nds,
and died of wound uautLded, 5 ditto officers ; killed
1 ditto drummer, mad 1 dittoe non-c"liniahi"ed officer,
3 ditto non-commissioned ftowar, total ; wounded,
3 13. officers and 10 ounded,
Pensioners
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non-commissioned officers and 7 rank -4; wounds 2
wounded, 15 non-cornuaiesioned officers tad'
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file—total, 31. 0--ceee and 16r k
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New Native Levies—Killed, and died
commissioned cer and 1 rank an of wound. 1
wounded, 4 ran offik
and file. d file—total ,2
;
Lucknow Magazine—Killed and died of wounds. 3
European warrant officers and stag sergeants;
killed
and died of wounds, 2 native rank and file ; wounded
2
ditto rank and file.
Officers not attached to the Onde brigade killed and
di=d of wounds, 2 European officers ; wounded, 1 ditto
officer.
N.B.—One member of the civil service killed, and
three wounded-1 military chaplain wounded--2 civil