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Wounded—Mortally, 1 seaman ; dangerosialy, 1 sea-
man ; severely, 1 petty officer, 7 seamen, 1 marina ;
blightly, 1 officer, 1 strtmar.
JAMES FLANAGAN,
Assistant-Surgeon in Medical Charge, Naval
Brigade.

Camp, Futtehpore, Nov. 3, 1557.
have the honour t, lay before his Excellency
the Commander-in-Chief the details of the battle of
Kudjwa, with the circumotancir3 that preceded it.
Detachments arocucting to 700 men, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Powell, of her Majesty's 53d
Regiment, in charge of siege-train guns and a large con-
voy, were proceeding from Allahabad to Cawnpore, and '
had arrived on the 31St u 1.%, after a march of 12 miles,
at the camping-ground of Thurea. The same afternoon
intelligence was received from Futtehpore that the
Sepoy mutineers of the Dinapore regiments with three
guns had passed the Jumna, with the intention of either
attacking Futtehpore or crossing over into Oude. The
camp was immediately struck, and we arrived at the
camping ground of Futtehpore at midnight.
Col. Powell then mate ariang,nents for marching at
daylight upon the enemy, who were reported to be about
24 miles distant at lindjwa, beyond the village of Bin-
kee. The column consisted of 162 men of her Majesty's
53d Regt., under Major Clark ; 63 of Royal Engineers,
under Capt. Clarke; 70 of a depot detachment, under
Lieut. Fanning, of her Majesty's 64th Regiment ; and
103 of the Naval Brigade under Capt. Peel. It marched
at daylight, and was joined from the garrison of Futteh-
pore by a company of 931 Highlanders,.loo in number,
under Capt. Cornwall, and two P-pounder guns under
Lieut. Anderson, Bongal ArtiEery.
After marching 16 wiles the column halted for refresh-
ment, and then resumed the march at a rapid pace,
passing through the village of Binkee at about 1 30 p.m.,
where the intelligence was confirmed that the enemy
was at band.

The troops pressed on withoui, interruption; the High-
landers advancing is skirmishing order, supported by the
Royal Eegineere, and followed by the 531 Regiment in
column, and then by the Naval Brigade ; the depot de-
tachment was with the baggage. We advanced along the
road which led straight for the village of Kudjwa, and
saw that the enemy's right occupied a long line of high
embankment on our left cf the road, which embankment
screened by a grove, continued towards the village, and
their left was higher up on the other side, with their
guns posted in the centre on the roar!, two of them in
advance, and one on a bridge near the village.
- A round shot coming down the road opened the battle
at about 2.20 p.m., and the column weir ordered to edge
to the right and advance on the guns through the
fields, the skirmishers of the 93d and Royal Engineers
pushing up on both sides of the road. The ens my's ar-
tillery teal well served and did great execu' ion, and the
flank fire of musketry was very severe. The gallant Col.
Powell himself, on the le't of the road, pressed On the
attack, and had just secured two guns of the enetny,
when be fell dead with a billet through the forehead.
In the meantime the Naval Brigade had advanced on
the right of the 533, and carried the enemy's position in
their front. It was then that the death of Col. Powell
was reported to me, and I was requested to assume the
command. The greet f,rce of the enemy, the long lieu ef
their defences, and the (x7ia.u3tion of both officers and
men after such long marches rendered our posil ion truly
critical. The front of the battle lqid become emu ;ed to
the line of the road, and the enemy, with ail their force
behind their embankments threatened to intercept our
rear. I lest Lieut. nay,R, N
pounder guns, to hold the $ ,ur) orted by two ninc-
poA.lontwPh'eh hisparty had I
gallantly carried, and which our fl-ink and,
collecting as many fresh troops a, .ere available •;; '‘d
principally by Lieut. Lennox (Captain
_ClFirek'e"b:i'ng
and by
Ensign Trust ,
unfortunately severely wounded),
of the 53 1, we ru:died across the road, and
the upper end of the embankments dlviderth'einf
round
force, and trove them successfully fro
their • tionse The enemy then metered in confusion, leavrir7".
masters of their camp, and with two of their guns -an"(81
a tumbril in our po,scssi,-m.

The late hoer of the evening (it was.half-past 4 when
the enemy fired their last shot) and the excessive fatigue
of the troops prevented any pursuit. We therefsre,poilid
their camp, and, leaving it with cheers, formed on the
road -Ly the bridge near the village, and sent out parties
to collect our dead and wounded.

With the body of the Colonel On the limber of the gun
be had so gallantly captured, we then returned, and
encamped near the village of Biakee.
Our leas in the action waa very severe, amounting to
95 kilted ar.d wounded.

no behaviour of the troops acd of the Naval
was admirable, wid a.l vied with each other and ahnued
equal courage ire the fiAd. The marching of the 531 and
the accurate firing of the 'Highlanders deserved Fpecial
recommendation.

I received the "reat-2.st a3Astance from Cap*. C.,x, i!er
Nlall3ty'. 75th eagitoent, whom I would wish ro b,i,,g
to the favoure.ble uuticl of hi 3 EKoclleecy the C,rna al-
der-le-C
-114,3:4d the arramQ•e:ncata of the lei--Li HoApit4l
under Dr Grail, Ler Majt,st)'d 533, and those of the
Quartermaster's &par tmeut, under Capt. Marshall, w tr.
everything I could wis:l

The totsl number of the emmy was reported to be
about 4,000 men 2,000 of whom were sepor, who fought
in their uniform. Their loss was estimated at above
300 killed,

I have, 4r!te ,
WILLIAM PEEL, Cap!a:n It N., Commauthig.

I have the plea;nre inform hid Excellency thatThie
remaining gun of the enemy, with three tumbrils, was
brought in this tnening by the police, having been

abandoned by the rebels in their flight about ei
beyond Kudj wa, and that the sepoys have dispersed in
all directions, pursued by the vAlagers.

INDIA. BOARD, JAN. 4.
The following despatches have been received from
India
(No. 1.)
Captain Boileau to Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon.
Azimghur, Sept. 20, 1857.
have the honour to report, for the information
of Col. Gordon' commanding the diltrict, that, having
been reinforced by the arrival of the Shere regiment of
the Ghoorka force from Jannpore, at 6 p.m. yesterday,
I determined to attack the largest body of insurgents in
our neighbourhood at once.
2. At half-past 1 o'clock a.m. I accordingly moved
nut against them, and reached their position at the Vil-
lage cif 4undree, 10 miles from this, a little alter sun-
rise. . .

3. I found them strongly posted, the village covering
their centre, and extensive fields of sugarcane (now at its
greatest height) protecting both their flAnks, with a grove
of mangos trees in the rear.
4. They had received no notice of my approach, and
I am told that many parties had quitted their camp in
search of plunder, the number left amounting to not lees
than 1,000 men with three (3) guns.
5. When within a quarter of a mile of their position
the Ghoorkas broke into five columns, and advanced
with groat rapidity and spirit to the attack, rushing
straight to the guns, receiving their fire, and capturii.g
them in less than ten minutes after the first shot was
fired.

6. The insurgents retreated at once, and were pur-
sued for nearly three miles, losing men at every step.
They finally dispersed in the sugarcane. The c)uctry is
covered with fields of this plot, and afforded an admi-
rable shelter to the enemy, whose loss on this account
was much less than it would otherwise have bees. We
were also usable to make use of our guns against them,
as, owing to tho rapidity of the advance, they were
unable to keep up with the troops.
7. I would estimate the loss of the rebels at from 150
to 200 killed ; and many wounded must have crept into
the sugarcane. _ _ _

Our loss is two k 11ed and 26 woundel. I annex a
return. Lieuts. Dunbar and Hay, and Assistant-Surgeon
Wright, were present in the field, and Mews. Wynyard,
of the Civil Service, an i Veaablect, deputy-magistrate,
volunteered their services, and accompanied the troops
throughout, the latter gent!eman killing three of the
enemy with his own hand.
I have the honour, &c.,
BOILEAU, Captain,
In Military Charge, Ghoorka Detachment, Aztinghur.
Forwarded to Major-General Mansfield, Chief of the
Staff, for submission to his Excellency the Commander-
in-Chief, by his obedient servant,
P. GORDON, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Commanding at Benares.

No. 2.

..kasistant-Surgeon Wright to Captain 13,Aleau, Com-
manding at AzitngLur.
Azinaghur, Sept. 21, 1857.
have the honour to forward for your informa-
tion a memorandum of the casualties whic4 have
occurred in the action yesterday. _

The unusual number of severe cases is in conseq•:ecce
of the large proportion of gunshot wounds, 23 out of the
26 wounds having been from gunshot, and most of them
from grape.

It ii not unlikely that several slight wounds may be
under the treatment of the Baids attached to the force.
I hare the honour to be, &v.,
T. P. WRIGHT, Assistant-Sargeov,
with Ghoorka Force.

order to make the enemy believf, that we intended a
second advance. This very probably caused the enemy
to evacuate the town during the night.
I have, &c.,
C. W. MINNISTVR,
Captain commanding at Neemuch.

(No. 6.)
Surgeon Pelly to the Line Adjutant.
Camp, Neemucb, Oct. 04
. 1857.
Sir,—l have the honour to for--
...and for the informa-
tion of the Comman!iing-ofEcer, the folio wily, list of the
killed and wounclo ;Ile attack upon Jeer urt :
Petaehment 2d Regiment Light Cavalry—Captain
Tucker, killed ; Trooper Gunnoo, killed ; Captain Simp-
pqn; dynereusly wounded, two sword cuts on the bead ;
Lieut. J, Blair; severe sword cut on right arm ; Lieut.
Le Gept, bullet contusion an abdomen.
Detachment Her Majesty's 83d Regiment—Captain
Read, killed ; Private Fitzpatrick, bullet wound through
left thigh ; Private Ryan, do., do.
Detachment 19th Regt, N.J.—Capt. Soppitt, gunshot
wound of left leg, dangerous; Privates—Appa FJoll-
asker, bullet wound right leg, slight ; Peerajee Moitagt,
bullet wound right buttock, slight ; Lux.mon Davee,
bullet wound back of head, severe; Davee Deen, punc-
ture from a lance, slight ; Lucnac Puttanai, bullet
wound left leg, slight ; PurmaneJ Burreye, wound near
stomach, severe ; and Nooroo Khan, wound in thigh,
slight,
Staff—Capt. Lawrie, sword cut on left ear and back,
and spear wound in upper part of left side of chest,
not severe.

Followers—Syce, severe sword cut in the neck, and
two other slight wounds.
Total—Killed, 3 ; wounded; 15,
I have &y.,
S. M. FELLY,
Surgeon 2d Regiment Light Cavalry.

(No. 7 )
Telegraph Message.
General Windham to tho Governor-Cloneral, at Calcutta.
Cawnpore, Nov. 14, Saturday, 8 p.m.
News from Commander-in-Chief's camp at Altimbagh,
9 a.m., the 13th. After several skirmishes on the day,
ending in capture of two guns, the fort of Jullabad was
take❑ and blown up. Toe Commander-in-Chief cam-
municated with Sir J. Outram by means of a semaphore,
ard will probably occupy the Dilkhosa to-day. The
country people round Lucknow are hostile.

(No. 8.)
Telegraph Message.
Captain Bruce, by order of his Excellency the C trnman-
der-in-Chief, to the Gavernor-General, at Calcutta.
Cawnpore, Nov. 16, 11 a.m.
The Commander-in-Chief occupied the Dilkhosa and
the Martiniere, after a running fight of two hours,
yesterday, at noon. The enemy came forward to attack
at 3 p.m. After a struggle of an hour he was beaten
back, repulsed heavily. An advanced picket having
cleared some villages across the canal, we took po•t
there for the night. Our loss was very trifling—L cut.
Mayne, Horse Artillery, Quarterinssier-GeueraFs De-
partment, and Lieut. Wheatcroft, Catabineers,

(No. 9.)
Telegraph Message.
Major Sibley to the Secretary to Government, at Calcutta.
Alumbagh, Nov. 17, 9 a.m.
The Commander-in-Chi,f in Lucknow. Heavy can-
nonade in the direction of the Palace. Dilkho,a and
Martiniere occupied by our troops,

(No. 10. r
Telegraph Message.
Major-General Manrfirl 1 to the Privat3 Secretary to the
Governor-General, at Calcutta.
Head-quarters, Secunderbagh, Lucknow, Nov. 18.
On the 16th the C.immalder-in-Ciiief alvanced across
the canal straight on Secunderbagh, which was carried
after a very severe struggle, the enemy suffering enor-
mously. These positions having been occupied, the Sah-
mack was attacked with heavy artillery for three hours ;
it was carried at dusk, after one of the severest figla's
ever witnessed. EArly on the 1701 communications were
opened to the left rear of the barracks, towards the
canal. A cannonade having been kept up all the morn-
ing on the Mesa-house, that very strong p)sition was
carried by assault at 3 p.m. The troops pushed rapidly
on, after carrying the Mess-house, and were abla to
seize the Motee Mahal before dark. Sir J. Outram and
Sir H. Havelock then came out to meet the Camuaander-
in-Cbiel:

The Commander-in-Chief's wound is very Blight, and
does not interfere with his duty. By order,
W. MANSFI ELD, Chief of the Staff.
A NA of killed and wounded will be sent.

(No. 11.)
Telegraph Message.
The Commander-in• Chief to the Governor-General, at
Calcutta.

Camp, Lucknow, 20th Nov., 6 p.m.
The garrison of Lucknow has been removed,
and I am now engaged in conveying the women and
wounded to the rear. I propose t•i move the whole force
to an open position outside the town, without further
loss of life.

(No. 12.)
Nominal Itoll of European Odiceri on the Staff, and of
Corps of all Arms who wore Killed and Wounded with
General Havelock's Force since leaving Cawnpore to tho
29th of Sept., 1857.
GENERAL STAFF.
Major-General Sir J. Outram's Staff.
Major-General Sir J. Outram, G.C.E., bullet wound
through right arm.
Captain Sitwell, Aide-de-Camp, contusion of right fore-
arm.

Capt. Dodgson, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General,
contusion of right side from grape.
FIELD FORCE STAFF.
Brigadier-General Havelock's Staff.
Capt. Havelock, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General,
severe musket shot through right arm.
Lieut.-Col. Ty tier, Quartermaster-General, severe bullet
wound of right arm.

Volunteer Cavalry.
Capt. W. W. Lynch, her , Majesty's 70th Regiment,
severely wounded by a musket shot in right shoulder.
Lieut. Pallisier, 13th Irregular Cavalry, grazed by a
musket ball inside right thigh.
Lieut. Birch, Bengal Cavalry, wounded severely by a
musket ball in the leg.
12th Irregular Cavalry.
Lieut. and Adjutant Warren, killed
Artillery.
Brigadier Cooper, Commanding, killed
Lieut.-Col. Bazely, Commissary, Ordnance, killed
Lieut. Crump, Madras Artillery, Major of Brigade, killed
Captain Olpherts, slightly wounded.
Assistant-Surgeon Bartrutn, killed.
Engineers.
Captain Crommelin, slightly wounded.
BRIGADE STAFF.
Ist Infantry Brigade.
Brigadier-Gmeral Neill, Commanding, killed
Ist Madras Fusiliers.
Lieut. Arnold, severely wounded, since dead
Lieut. Bailey, severely wounded
Her Majesty's sth Fusiliers.
Major E. Simmons, killed
Capt. F. W. I4Estrange, severely wounded
Capt. A. E. Johnson, severely wounded, since dead
Lieut. and Adjutant E. F. Haig, killed
Lieut. J. W. 1). Adair, wounded
Lieut. W. Carter, wounded, since cleat
Detachment of her Majesty's 64th Foot.
Lieut. Bateman, killed
Her Majesty's 84th Foot.
Capt. Pakenham, killed
Capt. Willis, wounded
Lieut. Poole, killed
Lieut. Woodhouse, loss of right arm
Lieut. Oakley, wounded
Lieut. Barry, wounded.
er ajest'a Foot.
Capt. G. A. Loc Her MajeBty'3 78th Foot.
Japt. G. A. Lockhart, slightlyt wounded
Capt. D. Hastings, severely wounded
Capt. R. Bogle, severely wounded
Lieut. Kirby, severely wounded, since dead
Lieut. Crowe, slight wound of fingers
Lieut. Swanson, severely wounded
Lieut. Webster, killed _

Doing Duty.
Lient. Grant, Bth Nativelnfantry, forefinger and thumb
of right hand amputated
Lient. Joly, her Majesty's 32d Foot, dangerously
wounded, since dead

Her Majtey's 90th Fcot.
Col. Campbell, severely wounded
Brevet-Major Perrin, wounded
Assistant-Surgeon Bradshaw, slightly wounded
Lient. J. J. Nunn, killed
Lient. Knight, wounded
Lien'. Preston, woundo 1
Lieut. Grahame, woun led by a round shot at tho Lakin;
of Alumbagb, since deal
Limit. Moultrie, killed

Doing Duty.
Captain A. A. Becher, 49th Native Infantry, wounded
since dead.

ABSTRACT.
Killed or Dead from Wounds-1 brigadier-general,'l
brigadier, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 3 captains, 13
lieutenants, 1 assistant-surgeon ; total, 21.
Wounded--1 major-general, 1 colonel, 1 lientonani.-
colonel, 1 major, 11. captains, 12 lieutenants, 1 assistant-
surgeon ; total, 18.
fetal Killed and Wounded —1 major-general, 1 briga-
dier-general, 1 brigadier. 1 colonel, 2 lieutenant-colonels, 2
majors, 11 captains, 25 lieutenants, 2 assistant-surgeon 3;
tot4l, 49.

No. 18.

(No. 13.)
101 l of Officers Killed and Wounded from September 2)
to October 21, in Field Force.
Artillery.
Lieutenant Fraser, slightly, Sept. 30
let Ma•lras Fusiliers.
Major Stevenson, slightly, October 4
Captain Fraser, severely, October 5
Captain Galway, slightly, October 5
Lieutenant Grovine, mortally, since dead, Octobar 5.
Lieutenant Barclay, slightly, October 21
llor Majesty's sth Fusiliers.

Captain Sco!t, slightly, October 6
78th Highla9ders.
Major llaliburton, mortally, since deal, October 4
Doctor !a`Master, slightly, October 15
Blth Regiment. _ _

Lieutenant Galcant, mortally, since dead, October 6
90th lteziment.
Captain D.tnison, severely wounded, October 6
iptain Bingham, severely wounded, October 6
Captain Phipps, severely wounded, October 6
Loodiairth Regiment.
Lieutenant Crosse, slightly, Oat°ly.r 6
1"a1-63 officers killed and wounded.
D. J. DODGSON, Captain,
Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General.

• List of Officers (No. 14.)
Killed and Wounded on the 16th and 17th
Luoknow.
of November. 1857, in relief of the British Garrison at

Red.
Midshipman It. A.. D.x ifl
tuien, NavAl Brigade);Capt. Capt. Herdby, Royal Artillery

RE SUN, LONDON WEDNES'DA r EV tNiNG, JANUARY 6,185 e,

_____.......................q1
Capt. Dalzell, 9311 Highlanders
Capt. Lnmsden, 30th Native Infantry,
attached to .93d
Lient. Frankland, 2d Punjab Tnfantr
-Wounded. i
Gon. Sir Colin Campbell, S,C -1-'
slightly
.''' 3. ommanda.-i n - C h i e f,
'
Major Alison, Ar,•
Chief, sligbfb-
C.-'

iiitary Secretary. to Commander-in-

Hon. A. H. Anson, aide-dc ,-camp to Brigadier-
General Grant, slightly
Lieut Sallod, Naval Brigade, set erely
Midshipman Lord Clinton, Naval Brigade, slightly:
Capt. Travers, Royal Artillery-,, slightly
Breref-Major Pennycuick, Art,iLlery, slightly
Lieut. Ford, Artillery, slightly
Lieut. Millar, Artillery, sligh.tly-
Assistant-Surgeon Yeah), Ar tiller ry, severely
Capt. Hood, Bengal Artillery, severely
Capt. Hammond, Bengal, Altai( ry, severely
Capt. Walton, Her Majesty's ;d, severely
Lieut. Munro, Her Majesty's r)3,d, dangerously
Major Barnston, Her Majesty's 90th, severely
Lieut. Wynen, Her Majesty's 90th, slightly
Lieut. Powell, Her Majesty's 90th, slightly
Ewart, Her ..eraje.9 ty's 931 Highlanders,
slightly
Burroughs, Her Majesty's 92d Highlanders, slightly
Lieut. Coopa-, Her Majesty's 9:3,1 Highlanders, severely
Lieut. Welch, Her Majesty's 9:3d Highlander; severely
Lieut. Goldsmith, Her Majesty's 93d Highlanders,
severely
Lieut. Wool, Her Majesty's 93d Highlanders, severely
Ensign Macnamara, Her Majesty's 93d Highlander;
severely
Lieut. Dobbs, Ist Madras Fn.siliers, slightly
Lieut. Watson, 2d Punjab Infantry, dangerously
Lieut. Paul, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely
Lieut. 'Mcqueen, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely
Lieut. Oldfiold, 4th Punjab Infantry, severely
Lieut. Hackett, Hudson's Horse, severely
H. W. NORMAN, Lieutenant,
Assistant Adjutant-General of the Army.
Head Qaarters, Seounderabagh, Nov. 8, 1857.

(No. 15.)
The Governor-General of India in Council to the Court
of Directors of the East India Company.
(Extract.)
Military Department, Nov. 24, 1857.
We inclose a list of soldiers of the 2d Fusiliers who
were killed, or who died of wounds, before Delhi, dur-
ing the months of June and July. These are taken
rum the casualty list of the corps received from the
town m:ijlr on the 6th of October, a copy of which was
forwarded to yuu on the 21st of October, No. 98 of
Secretary's list of packet.

Returus received on the 201-,h inst. from the town
major's office ara fur warded by this mail.

(No. 16.)
List of Non-commissioned ()Wears and Soldiers of the
East India Company's Servico who have been Killed in
Action or Died of Wounds.

2d European P,ongal Fusiliers.
KILLED.
Privates Thomas Kelly, June 9, 1857
ILnry Cox, Juno, 12, 1857
Joseph Smith, June 12, 1857
Patrick Daly, June 19, 1857
William Hefferman, June 19, 1857
Patrick Conners, June 23, 1857
Charles Cantle, Juno 23, 1857
Thomas Fyers, June 23, 1857
Sergeant John Roane, Jnne 23, 1857
Privates Samuel M'Cartney, June 23, 1857
Bnijamin Morgan, June 23, 1857
James Armsby, June 23, 1857
Michael O'Dwyer, June 23, 1857
William Parry, June 3, 1857
Corporal William Thomas, June 23, 1857
Privates James Wilson, June 23, 1857
John A. Biggs, June 27,1857
John Cook, June 27,1857
Sergeant James Dickson, Juno 27, 1857
Private Patrick Ronrkee July 9, 1857
Cerpor al Joseph Thompson, July 9, 1857
Died of Wounds.
Privates Robert Boyd, from wounds received in action,
Juno 9, 1857
Henry Cownor, from wounds received in action, June
9, 1857
Edward Prost, from wounds received in action, Juno 13,
1857

William Bateman, from wounds receivod in action,
Juno 22, 1857
John Welch, frank wounds received in action, June 29,
167,7

Thomas Wood, from wounds received in action, June
30, 1857
Lawrence Keen, from wounds received in action, July
2, 1857
John Infahon, from wounds received in action, July
11, 1357.

(No 17.)
Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and
Soldiers for the month of May, 1857.
3d Troop 2d Brigade Horse Artillery.
Phillips, Daniel, gunner, Meean Meer, May 21, 1857,
died in hospital
3d Troop 31 Brigade Horse Artillery.
Minihatn, William, corporal, Umballali, 23d May, 1857,
died in hospital
Powell, William, rough rider, Umballab, 7th May,
1357, died in hospital
Stammers, William, bombardier, Umballah, 23d May,
1857, died in hospital
eoley, James, gunner, Umballab, Bth May, 1857, died
in hospital

2d Company 24 Battalion Artillery.
Mabony, Jeremiah, gunner, Murree, 25th May, 1857,
died in hospital
34 Company 2d 13attalion Artillery-
Flynn„ Maurice, bombardier, Peshawar, 30th May,
1857, died in hospital
4th Company 4th Battalion Artillery.
Barron, Edward, gunner, Meean Meer, 17th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Ist European Bengal Fusiliers.
Halligan, John, private, Umballah, 16th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Reyden, James, private, Umballab, 7th May, 1857, died
in hospital.
Lowe, Joseph, corporal, Umballah, 17th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Marshall, Alfred, private, Umballah, 17th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Downey, Thomas, private, Umballah, 17th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Harris, George, private, Umballah, 17th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Daltcn, Richard, sergeant, Umballah, 19th May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Bryan, Thomas, private, Umballah, 10th May, 18:7,
died in hospital.
Lindsay, Robert, private, Umballah, 20th May, 1357,
died it: hospital.
Loughray, Michael, private, Umballab, 20th May, 1537,
died in hospital.
Johnson William, private, Dugshaie, 2lth May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Rac, Thomas, private, Dugshaie, 25th May, died in
hospital.
Wroe, David, private, Camp, Peplee, 231 May, 1857,
died in hospital.
Carty, Charles, private, Camp, Peplee, 234 May 1857
died in 1857. , ,
Holmes, Robert, private, Camp, Bhotana, 24th May,
1817, died in hospital.
Barry, William, private, Camp Kurnaul, 25th May,
1837, died in hospital.
Clark, Henry, private, Dugshaie, 31st May, 1857, died
in hospital.
Panoeput, 28th
Donnelly, Peter, private, Dugshaie, 31st May, 1857,
died in hospital. .
ndciye,,iWinihllorsapmit,aclorporal, Camp,
Andrew, private, Sabathoo, 224 May, 1857,
24 European Bengal Fusiliers.
31 European Regiment.
Fraser, Robert, private, Agra, 27th May, 1837, died in
hospital.
Rob.nson, John, private, Agra, sth May, 1837, died in
(liedAl Ba\yli1:11 Brooke,
hospital.
hospital.

Navesay, Thomag, private, Delhi, 20th Tune, 1857,
killed in action.

Harcourt, Richard, sergeant, Delhi, 23d June, 1857,
killed in action.

W. MAYHEW, Major,
Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army.
Adjutant-General'a Office, Calcutta, 20th Nov., 185/.

Bryan, Mathew, corporal, Delhi, 231 June, 1857, killed
in action.

Comyns, Martin, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed
in action.

Hogan, Edward, privatc, Delhi, 231 June, 1857, killed
in action.

Hemsley, John, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed
ip action.

Casualty List of European Non-commissioned Officers and
Soldiers, for the month of June, 1837.
Ist Troop 2d Battalion Horse Artillery.
Magarry, John, bombardier, Peshawur,
22d June,lBs7,
died in hospital.
3d Troop 3d Battalion Horse Artillery.
Lennard, John, corporal, Meean Meer, 2d June, 1857,
died in hospital.
Walsh, Thomas, gunner, Meean Meer, 14th June, 1857,
died in hospital.
Ist European Bengal Fusiliers.
Pane, Edward, private, Dugshaie,
in hospital. 21 June, 1857,
Bunny, Joseph, private, Camp Saomalkee, 30th June,
1857, died in hospital. died

Jamo3, privato, Dugsbale, Bth June, 1857,
dio(I in hospital.

Halloran, Rody, private, Dugshaio, Bth June, 1857
died in hospital.

Austin, Edward, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed
in action.

Horan, James, private, Dugshaie, Bth June, 1857, died
in hospital.
Lee, Abraham, private, Dugshaie, 9th June, 1857, died
in hospital.
died in hospital.
Jones, George, private, Dugshaie, 10th Jane, 1857,

Gering, Michael, private, Dugsbaio,
died in hospital.
Miln3, Peter, private, Dagshaie, 19th June, 1857, died
in hospital.
12th Juno, 1357,

McArthur, John, private, Delhi, 28d June, 1857, killed
in action.

Willoek, EittU, private, Della, 23d June, 1857, killed in
action.

Pilkington, Michael, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857,
killed in action.

Kerr, George, private, Delhi, 23d June, 1857, killed in
action.

Smith, William George, private, Delhi, 23d Juno, 1857,
killed in action.

Brummago, Wi 11;
killed in action. TI, Private, DAhi, Bth Juno, 1857,
Li Mlle, William,
r" r, ;
in action. °lO, Delhi, Bth June, 1357, killed

l'hillips, Georze, private,
Dolhi, Bth June, 1857, killed
in action.
Manning, James, corporal 9th Jane, 1857, died of
wounds received in action. ,
Wohee, John, corporal, Delhi, 9,h June, 1857, killed
in action.

2d European Bengal Fusiliers.
•Road, John, Subathoo, 24th May, 1857, died in hos-
pital.
Brinan, John, Urnballah, 31st May, 1857, died in
hospital.

Enams, Benjamin, Umballab, 31st May, 1857, died in
hospital.

Logan, James, private, Delhi, 9th June, 1857, killed in
action.

Bishop, John, Umballah, Ist June, 1857, died in hos
pital.

- O'Connell, John, Uinballab, Ist June, 1857, died in
hospital.
___

Higgins, Henry, Umballah, 241 June, 1857, died in
hospital.

Walsh, James, Umballah, 2d June, 1857, died in hos
pital.

Egan, William, Umballah, 2d June, 1857, died in
hospital.
Everard, William, Umballab, 3d Jane, 1857, died in
hospital.

Brown, Samuel, Umballah, 3d June, 1857, died in
Harris, Charles, Umballah, 4th June, 1857, died in
hospital.
Fitzgerald, Patrick, Umballah, sth June, 1857, died in
hospital.

Itobortson, Daniel, Umballah, 6th June, 1657, died in
hospital.

Brown, John, Umballab, 6th Juno, 1857, died in hos
pitnl.

Thema, John, Umballah, 7th Juno, 1857, died in hos

Plucknett, William, Umballab, Bth Juno, 1857, died in
hosital.

Melly, Edward, TJmballah, Bth June, 1857, died in
hospital.
___

Telly, Thos., Delhi, 9th June, 1357, killed in action.
Coroner, Henry, Delhi, 9th June,lBs7, died from wounds
received in action.

Boyd, Robert, Dalhi, 9th June, 1857, died from wounds
received in action.

Cox, Henry, Delhi, 12th June, 1357, killed in action
Smith, Joseph, Delhi, l2th June, 1857, killed in action
Frost, Edward, Delhi, 13th June, 1857, died from
wounds received in action
'Pelle, Benjamin, Delhi, 14th June, 1857, died in hos-
pital

Murphy, Richard, Delhi, 15th June, 1857, died in
howital j

.
Carbery, John, ThulaAllah, 17th June, 1857, died in hos
pi Ld

McVey, Thomas, private, Delhi, 9th
June, 1857, killed
in action.
Butler, Lawrence, private 10th June, 1857,
died of
wounds received in action. ,
Popla' James, private, 13th June, 1857, died of wounds
received in action.
Fitzger.dd James, private, Delhi,
of cholera.
ALalon, John, private, Delhi, 17th June, 1857, killed
13th June, 1857, died
in actin.
Madonahl, John, corporal, Dilhi, 17th June, 1817,
killed in action.
Oibborp, Peter, private, Delhi, 17th June, 1857, killed
in ad ion.
Abocca, Joseph, pi i yak, 13th June, 1837, died of wounds
received in action.
Nolan, John, private, Delhi, 18th June, 1857, died of
choler 3.
Hawkins, William J., sergeant, Delhi, 19th June, 1857,
killed in action.
Redmoni, Patrick, corporal, Delhi, 10th June; 1857,
killed in action.
Hartne,l, Daniel, private, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed
in action.
Edwards, Michael, private, Delhi, qui June, 1857,
killed in action.

Coyne, Michael, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital
Walton. John, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital
Kelly, Patrick, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, died in hospital
Ifeffeinan, William, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in
action

D.ly, Patrick, Delhi, 19th June, 1857, killed in action
Jonas, James, Camp Konrunda, 20th of June, 1857,
died in hospital
Smith, John, Delhi, 21st of June, 1857, died in hospital
Connolly, Patrick, Delhi, 21st of Juno, 1857, died in
hospital

McDonald, Patrick, CampZomalka, 21st of June, 1857,
(lied in hospital
Bateman, William, Delhi, 221 of June, 1857, died in
hospital
_ _

John, Delhi, 22d of June, 1857, died in hospital
Robertson, John, Camp Rao, 22d of June, died in hoe.
vital

Creegan, Francis, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, died in
hospital

Marshall, James, Dalhi, 23d of June, 1857, died in hos,
pi tal

Kean©, John, staff-sergeant, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857,
killed in action

McCartney, Samuel, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in
action

Ormsby, James, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action
Wilson, James, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in action
Morgan, Benjamin, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in
actio❑

O'Dwyer, Michael, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed in
action

Fryers, Thomas, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action
Conners, Patrick, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action
Cantle, Charles, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action
Parry, William, Delhi, June 23, 1857, killed in action
Thimaas, William, corporal, Delhi, Jut:o 23,1857, killed
in action

Brown, James, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in hospital
Hutchinson, James, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in
ho,pital

M`Grath, John, Delhi, June 25, 1857, died in hospital
Hanna, Michael, Delhi, June 26, 1857, died in hospital
Chary, Timothy, Delhi, June 27, 18W, diet in hospital
Dickson, James, sergeant, Delhi, June 27, 1857, killed
in action

Cook, John, Delhi, Juno 27, 1857, killed in action
Briggs, Arthur J., Delhi, June 27, 1857, killed in action
Ward, John, Delhi, June 27, 1857, died in hospital
Obern, Denis, Delhi, 29th of Jane, 1857, died in hospi-
tal.

Welch, John, 29th of June, 1857, died in hospital
Wood, Thomas, 3 )th of June, 1857, died in hospital
3d European Regiment.
Conway, John, private, Agra, 26th of Juno, 1857, died
in hospital. _

Johnson, James, private, Agra, 27th of June, 1857, died
W. MAYHEW, Major,
Deputy-Adjutant-General of the Army.
Adjutant-General's-office, Calcutta, Nov. 20, 1857.

• (No. 19.)
Casualty List of European Non-Comrnissionod Officers and

Soldiers for the month of July. 1.457.
Ist Troop, 2d Brigade, Horse Artillery.
Farley, George, gunner, Peshawar, 21st of July, 1857,
died in hospital
Woodman, Alfred, sergeant, Peshawur, 22d of July,
1857, died in hospital.
Ist European Bengal Fusileers.
Pettet, Samuel, private, Umballah, 21st of May, 1857,
died in hospital
Hanlon, Thomas James, private, Umballah, 21st May,
1857, died in hospital
Daley, Michael, private, Delhi, 23d of June, 1857, killed
in action.
Dalton, Edward, private, Shahabad, 25th of Jane, 1857,
died in hospital
Goodwin Thomas, private, Shahabad, 2d of July, 1857,
died iu hospital
Foster, John, private, Delhi, 12th of July, 1857, died in
hospital
Gallant, John, private, Delhi, 12th of July, 1857, died
in hospital.
Maginuis, John, private, Umballah, 13th of July, 1E57,
died in hospital
Bartley, John, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857, killed
in action
Murray, George E., private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857,
killed in action
Macdonald, John, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857,
killed in action
Roy, Alexander, private, Delhi, 14th of July, 1857,
killed in action
Foy, John, private, Delhi, 15th of July, 1857, died in
hospital
Tupper, Thomas, private, Delhi, 15th of July; 1857, died
in hospital
Harbinson, John, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1857, died
iu hospital
Howe, James, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1857, died in
hospital
Allen, William, private, Delhi, 15th July, 1357, died in
hospital
O'Brien, Patrick, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died
in hospital
Day, Thomas, private, Delhi, 19th July, 1857, died in
hospital
Bourke, David, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died in
hospital
Seiton, Joseph, private, 19th July, 1857, died in hos-
pital
Crawley, Joseph, private, Delhi, 9th Ju1y,1857, died in
hospital
Craft, William, private, Delhi, 18th July, 1857, died in
hospital
Chaiumers, James, private, Delhi, 23d July, 1857, died
in hospital
Wilson, John, private, Delhi, 23d July, 1857, killed in
action

Bowar, James, private, Dugshaie, 29th July, 1857, died
in hospital
Green, Adam, coiperal, Delhi, massacred
Dl'Kearie, James, private, Delhi, 27th July, died in
hospital

Arms mug, 119nry,
•
killed in action. Inivato, Delhi 19th Juno, 1857,

21 European Bengal Fusiliers
Herbert, William, private, Dahl, 2d July, 1357, died
in hospital
Keen, Laurence, private, Delhi, 21 July, 1857, died of
wounds

Prentice, Richard A., private, Delhi, 6th July, 1857,
lea in hospital
Rourke, Patrick, private, 9th July, 1857, killed in ae-
ion

Thompson, Josaph, corporal, 9th July, 18W, killed in
action

Webster, James, private, oth July, 1857, killed in ac-
tion
Prl`Mahon, John, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1857, died
from wounds received in action
Mannisa, William, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1857, died
.0 hospital

Ward, John, private, Delhi, 11th July, 1837, died in
hospital

I-latch, Christopher, private, Delhi, 17th July, 1857, died
in hospital
Murphy, John, private, Delhi, 13th July, 1857, died in
hospital

driffin, Daniel, sergeant, Delhi, 20th July, 1957, died in
hospital

leoady, John, private, Delhi, 211 July, 1857, died in
hospital
Hadfield, Joel, sergeant, Delhi, 22t1 July, 1857, died in
hospital.
Ctibbing,, Jobn, private, Delhi, 20th July, 1857, died in
hospital
111`lilhoy, James, private, Delhi, 231 of July, 1857, died
in hospital
Noonan, John, private, Delhi, 23,1 of July, 1857, died
in hospital
Dily,,ll, James, private, Milli, 23d of July, 1857, died
in hospital
Shia, Thomal, piivatse, Delhi, 2ilth of July, 1857, died
in hospital
O'Gready, John, private, Delhi, 2,lth of July, 1857, died
in hospital
Medlin, John, private, Delhi, 31st of July, 1857, died
in hospital

3d E nropean Regiment.
Burke, Edmund, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action
Black, William, Agra, private, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action
Brown, James, private', Agra, sth of July, killed in
action

-------
Brodin, Morthy, private, Agra, 6th of July, 1857, died
in hospital
Curly, Michael, pri‘rato, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action.

Spencer, Thomas, corporal, Delhi, 20th June, 1857, (lied
of cholera,

Collins, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in notion

Crii y, Thoma 9, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action

Clarke, Thomas, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action

Crow, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, died in
hospital

Connolly, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1157, killed
in action

Connor, Michael, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Clare, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed in
action

Donovan, John, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857, killed
in action

Edwards, Henry, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857,
died in hospital

Fitzsimnious, James, private, Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Fletcher, Edwin, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Gibson, John, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Girard, Charles, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Hall, Charles, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857.
died in hospital _ _

Jackson, Patrick, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Jenkins, Richard, private, near Agra, sth of July, 1857,
killed in action

Kennedy, Michael, private, near Agra, sth July, 1357,
killed in action

M'Grath, Daniel, colour-sergeant, near Agra, sth July,
1857, died in hospital
141.1.111ah0n, James, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
died in hospital

Marsh, James, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

May, William, colour-sergeant, near Agra, sth July,
1857, killed in action

Murphy, Cornelius, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

Manning, Patrick, private, near .Agra, 13th July, 1857,
died in hospital

M'Chain, James, private, near Agra, IGth July, 1857,
died in hospital
Nolan, Francis, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

Park, Thomas, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

* Phillips, Patrick, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

Park, Samuel Blichfiald, private, near Agra, sth July,
killed in action

Plater, John, private, near Agra, 7th July, 1857, died
in hospital

Pitkin, William, private near Agra, 11th July, 1857,
died in hospital
Quilty, Patt, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857, killed
in action
Roach, William, private, near Agra, sth July. 1857,
killadin action

Ryan, Michael, sergeant, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

....
Stewart, John, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
killed in action

Wilson, Hugh, private, near Agra, sth July, 1857,
died in hospital.

Town Major's List.
Willie, D. park-sergeant, Phillour Magazit, Dalhi, 31st
July, 1867, died from wounds received in action
Wallas, Thomas, Sergeant, Arsenal, Fort William, 24th
July, 1857, died in haspital

,
W. MAYHEW, Major.
Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army.
Adjutant-Generare-offica, Calcutta, Nov. 20, 1857.

(Ne. 20.)
Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and
Soldiers for the Month of August, 1857.
3d Brigade Horse Artillery.
Hourigan, Patrick, sergeant, Camp, Delhi, 19th Aug.,
1857, died in hospital from the effects of wounds received
in action

Dillon, John, trumpeter, Umballah, 21st August, 1857,
died in hospital
Jeffrey, James, gunner, Rawal Pindee, 26th August,
1857, died in hospital
2d Battalion, Artillery.
Bollington, Edward, gunner, Peshawur, 27th August,
1857, died in hospital
Fitzgerald, William, drill corporal, Attock, 7th Aug.,
1857, died in hospital
Mahoney, John, corporal, Peshawur, 24th August, 1857,
died in hospital

M`Gre,gor, John, gunner, Camp, Nowshera 7th Aug.,
1857, died in hospital
M'Manus, Patrick, corporal, Peshawur, 29th August,
1857, died in hospital
Mitchell, Hendry, gunner, Peshawur, 30th August,
1857, died in hospital
Woodhouse, John, gunner, Lahore, 10th August, 1857,
died in hospital _

- 4th Battalion, Artillery,
Cotter, William, gunner, Delhi, 13th August, 1857,
killed in action
dlifford, James, gunner, Govind Gnrh, 6th August,
4857, died in hospital
Dunwarth, Edward, gunner, Camp, Delhi, 22d August,
1857, died in hospital
EThrook, Charles, corporal, Delhi, 3d August, 1557,
died from wounds received in action
Evans, William, gunner, Camp, Delhi, 19th August,
1857, died in hospital
Fitzgerald, Daniel, gunner, Delhi, let August, 1857,
died from the bite of a snake

Green, Richard, gunner, Camp, Delhi, sth August,
1857, died in hospital
Moor, James, gunner, Delhi, 2d August, 1857, killed in
action.

2d European Bengal Fusiliers.
Bell, George, private, Delhi, 6th August, 1857, died in
hospital

Bennett, John, private, Delhi, 26th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Brien, Win., private, Delhi, 9th Aug., 1857, died in hos-
pital._

Collins, Jeremiah, private, Delhi, 23d August, 1857,
died in hospital
Funston, John, private, Delhi, 27th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Hovendon, Thomas, private, Delhi, 19th August, 1857,
died in hospital
Runt, James, drummer, Delhi, 13th August, 1857, died
from wounds received in action
Jones, Henry, private, Delhi, 26th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Kieloy, John, private, Delhi, 27th August, 1857, died
from wounds received in action
Maxwell. Joshua, private, Delhi, 12th August, 1857,
died in hospital
11l'Donald, John, sergeant, Delhi, 12th August, 1857,
died from wounds received in action
APNair, Edward, private, Delhi, 29th August, 18 W,
died in hospital
Scully, William, private, Delhi, 2d August, 18W, died
in hospital
Spoore, Joseph, private, Delhi, 12th August, 1857,
killed in action
Whyte, James, colour-sergeant, Delhi, 18th Aug., 1857,
died in hospital

3d European Regiment.
Armstrong, William, private, near Allygurh, 24th
August, 1857, killed in action
Donovan, Michael, private, Agra, sth August, 1857,
died in hospital
Fitzgerald, Nizholas,private, near Allygurb, 24th Aug.,
1857, killed in action
Lawler, James, private, Agra, 4th August, 185 r, died
in hospital
1857 Leg, in
Patriactionck, privato, near 411ygurh, 24th August,
, killed in
Lynch, Peter, private, Agra, 29th August, 1857, diod
in hospital
M`Carthy, John, private, Agra, 17th August, 1857, died
in hospital
M' Watt, John, private, Agra, 30th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Murray, William, private, Agra, 18th August, 1837,
died in hospital
Murray. Owen, private, Agra, 20th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Scott, William, private, Agra, 7th August, 1857, died
in hospital
Waites, Charles, private, Agra, 29th August, 1857, died
in hospital _ -

Wright, Thomas, private, Agra, 9th August, 1857, died
in hospital.
European Invalid Battalion—Holt, George, corporal,
Chunar, 9th August, 1857, died in hospital.
W. MAYHEW, Major,
Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army.
Adjutant:General's-office, Nov. 20, 1857,

(No. 21.)
Alphabetical Casualty Roll of Non-Commissioned Officers,
Drummers, and Privates of the East India Company's
2d Europoan Bongal Fusiliers, for the month of Sept.,
1857.

Oct. Delhi,
1, 1857.
Ambrose, Wm., private, killed in action, September 14,
1857

Barton, Wm., corporal, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Blair, John, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Brown, Alex., private, at Delhi, Sept. 10, 1857
Burke, John, private, killed in action, Sept 11, 1857
Callagan, Patrick, at Delhi, Sept. 13, 1857
Caulfield, Peter, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Conlon, Win., private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Collins,Richd.. private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Cull, John, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 18-.71
Connelly, Francis, private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
envie, James, privat., killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Clark, John, privt.te, at Delhi, Sept. 22, 1857
Doyle, James, private, killed in action, Sept. 10,1557
Doyle, Wm., corporal, at Delhi, Sept. 13, 1857
Driscoll, Daniel, private, killed in action' Sept 15, 1857
Duggan, James, private, at Delhi, Sept. 22, 1857
French, Win., private, from wounds, Sept. 20, 1857
Goodwin, Sam., private, killed in action, Sept. 14, 1857
Hancock, Robert, private, at Delhi, Sept. 8, 1857
Hanrahan, John, drummer, from wounds, Sept. 12,1857
Humphreys, Thomas, drummer, at Delhi, sth of
Sept.,. 1857.
Hewitt, William, private, at Subathoo, Gth Aug., 1857
Hanford, Christopher, private, killed in act,ion, 15th
September, 1857
House, dames, drummer, at Delhi, 19th Sept., 1857
Holmes, William, private, at Delhi, 28th Sept., 1857
Irwin, Robert, corporal, from wounds, 21st Sept., 1857
Johnston, Win., sergeant, killed in action, 13th Sept.,
1857
Kennedy, Michael, private, killed in action, /4th Sllpt.,
1857
Johnson, Arthur, private, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857.

Koy, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857
Kenny, John, private, at Delhi, 23d Sept., 1m57
Keefe, Michael, privato, at Delhi, 27th Sept., 1857
Lugard, Edw.tnd, private, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857
M'Canon, George, privato, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857

M`Carthy, Felix, private, at Delhi, 23d Sept., 1857
M`Greggor, Duncan, private, killed in action, 10th
September, 1857
m`Kiunon, John, corporal, at Delhi, 30th Sept., 1857
64cNamara, Michael, sergeant, from wounds, 28th Sep-
tember, 1857
Madagan, James, private, killed in action, 14th Sept
1857

Mason, Robert, private, at Delhi, 14th Sept., 1857
Mills, George, sergeant, killed in action, 14th Sept,
1857

Morgan, Joseph, private, from wounds, 14th Sopt. 1Q57
Muir, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857
Noon, Michael, corporal, killed in action, 14th Sept.
1857

Osborne, James, sergeant, at Delhi, 19th Sept., 1857
Parker, Boojamin, private, at Stubatlaoo, 15th August
1857

Pyne, James, private, at Delhi, 6th Sept., 1857
Quin, 'Thomas, private, at Delhi, 30th Sept. 1857
Ross, Thomas, private, kiiled in action, 10th Sept. 1857
Richards, Swift, private, at Delhi, 10th Sept., 1.857
Reynolds, Peter, sergeant, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857
Rowland, Charles, private, at Delhi, 12th Sept , 1857
Rourke, William, private, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857
1857 Rourke, John, private, killed in action, 11th Sept.,

Redford, George, private, killed in action, 14th Sept.,
1857

Riely, Charles, private, at Delhi, 27th Sept., 1857
Shaw, John, private, killed in action, 14th Sept., 1857
Sire, Joseph, private, at Delhi, 20th 1857
Shea, Thomas, private, at Subathoo, 23d Sept.,ug., 1857
Stenson, John, private, at Delhi, 39th Sept. 1857
Thomas, William, sergeant, killed in action:l4th Sept.,
1857

Wilson, John, sergeant, at Delhi, 21st Sept., 1857
Williamson, William, private, killed ih action, 16th
Sept., 1857
Wallace, Charles, private, at Snbathoo, 30th Aug., 1857
K. COGHILL, first Lieutenant, Adjutant
2d European Bengal Fusiliers.
H. E. S. ABBOTT, Major, commanding 2d
European Bengal Fusiliers.

(No. 22.)
Alphabetical Monthly Casualty Long Roll of Non-Com-
missioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates of the East
India Company's 3d Bengal European Regiment for
the month of Sept., 1257.

Fort, Oct. 1, 137.
Boles, John, sergeant, died in the Agra Fort of Agra,s sth
Sept., 1857
Grennan, Peter, private, died in the Fort of Agra, 19th
Sept., 1857
Leahy, James, private, died in the Fort of Agra, 10th
Sept., 1857
3PDonnell, Thomas, private, died at Landow Convales.
cent Depot, sth Sept., 1857
WM. RIDDELL, Lieut.-Colonel,
Commanding 3d European Regiment.

(No. 23.)
Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and
Soldiers of the European Invalid Battalion, for the
month of Sept., 1857

Chunar, Oct. 1, 1857.
Agnew, James, gunner, deceased at Cawnpore, Aug. 6,
1857

Fagan, Patrick, gunner, deceased at Cawnpore, July 29,
1857

31`Grath, James, gunner, deceased in hospital, at Cawn•
pore, July 29, 1857
Shore, James, bombardier, deceased in hospital, Sept.
12, 1857, at Allahabad
Sullivan, Charles, corporal, deceased in hospital, July
28, 1857, at Muglevaino
Sheehan, William, gunner, killed in action at Emma
July 29, 1,57
Casey, Thomas, gunner, deceased in hospital, Sept. 24,
1857, at Allahabad.
GEORGE BLAKE, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Commanding European Invalid Battalion.

(No. 24.)
Casualty List of European Non-Commissioned Officers and
Soldiers of the Europea❑ Invalid Veteran Company for
the month of October, 1857.

Chunar, Nov. 1, 1857.
Collins, William, drummer, killed on the 15th of June,
1857, at Gwalior.

GEORGE WELD, Lieutenant,
Commanding Veteran Company.

(No. 5.)
Casualty Roll of European Non-Commissioned Officers
and Others borne on the Town-Major's List for the
month of September, 1857.
Town-Major's-office, Fort-William, Nov. 2, 1857.
James Leary, sergeant, died at Attock, Aug. 30, 1857
John Newton, quartermaster-sergeant, killed in mutiny
at Jhansie
Henry Millard, sergeant, killed in mutiny at Jhansie.
W. CAVENAGH, Lieut.-Colonel, Town Major.

No. 26.
Nominal List of the Non( Commissioners Officers and Sol-
diers belonging to the European Battalion, who have
been either killed or wounded, or who have died since
the commencement of the outbreak of the Native Army
of Bengal up to the Ist of November, 1857.
Chunar, Nov. 13, 1857. Private Charles Darden, April 2, 1857, died of fever in
hospital at Chunar.
Sergeant John Potter, April 22, 1357, died of fever in,
hospital at Chunar.
Private Michael Dunn, April 26, 1857, died of fever
in hospital at Chunar.
Corporal John Speller, May 3,
hospital at Chunar. 1857, died of fever in
Drummer Hughes Lyons, May 5, 1857, died of fever at
Arrah.
Gunner John Clayton, June 5, 1857, died of apoplexy
on field service at Allahabad.
Corporal Michael Hill, June 15, 1857, killed by the mu• tineers at Gwalior.
m Drummr Willi
lioram Collins, June 15, 1857, killed by the
inee at Gwa.
Corporal William Horne, June 18,1857, died of cholera
in hospital at Chunar.
Private Edward Mulcahy, July 6, 1857, died of fever in
hospital at Chunar.
Gunner James Bialy, July 15, ]857, thumb of left hand
injured in serving the vent of a guns n action at Futtipore.
Bombardier John Tourney, July 15, 1857, gunshot wound
in the groin in action at Futtipore, doing well.
Gunner Michael Noonan, July 15, 1857, wounded in
right leg, from splinter, in action at Futtipore.
Drummer Matthew Elliot, July 21, 1857, died of fever
in hospital at Chunar.
Gunner Patrick Fagan, July 29, 1857, died of cholera
on field service at Cawnpore.
Gunner James M'Grath, July 30, 1857, died of cholera
on field service at Cawnpore.
Corporal George Holt, Aug. 9, 1857, died of dysentery
at Chunar.
Gunner James Agnew, Aug. 10, 1857, died of cholera in
field service at Cawnpore.
Corporal Charles Sullivan, Aug. 18,1857, died of cholera
on field service at Cawnpore.
Gunner William Sheehan, Aug. 29, 1857, killed in
action, en route to Lucknow.
Gunner John Tweedie, Aug. 29, 1857, wounded in the
face, en route to Lueknow
Gunnerl John Baldock, Aug. 30, 18)7, died of cholera on
field service at Cawnpore
Gunner Thomas Jones, Sept. 5, 1857, wounded by
gun shot in the foot in action en route to Lucknow-leg
amputated.
Gunner Owen Riordan, Sept. 5, 1857, wound in the
shin from a musket-ball, io action en route to Lucknow.
Bombadier James Shore, Sept. 12, 1857, died of dyeen•
tery on field service at Allahabad
Gunner Thomas Casey, Sept., 1857, died of dysentery,
on field service at Allahabad
Bornbadier William M'Kendry, Oat. 17, 1857, died of
dysentery, on field service at Cawnpore.
GEORGE BLAKE, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Commanding European Invalid Battalion, and
the Fortress of Chunar.