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mate) placing a flag, under a heavy fire, Aprll 10, 1855 2. Bythsea
and Johnstone seiz ng the Russian mail aria despatches. 3. Lieut.
G. o. Dowell rescuing, under a heavy fire, the crew of a rocket-
boat. 4. Commander G. F. Day reconnoitring the enemy's vesse's
in the Straits of Genitchi. 5. Joseph Kellaway (boatswain) made
crooner by the Russians while attemoting to bring in Mr. Ode-
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gun. 7. Lieut. Gera'd Graham, gallantly bringing in wounded men.
Private Macgregor dislodging two Russians from the rifle-pits.
9. Private Alexander Wright gallantly retelling a sortie, March 22,
1805. 10 Corporal John Ross ascertaining the evacuation of the
Redan. 11. Sergeant M'Wheeney digging with his bayonet a
cover for his wounded comrade. Corporal Courtney. 12. Brevet
Major G. L. Goodlake surprising the en. my's picket at Windmill
Ravine 13. Sergeant-Major John Berryman refusing to leave
Captain Webb at Balaclava. 14. Private W. Norman bringing in,
single-handed, two Russian prisoners. 15. Sergeant-Major John
Grieve saving the life of an officer at Balaclava. 16. Private Thomas
Beach, at lnkermann, re-cuing Colonel Carpenter 17. Brevet MajorC.
11. Lumley, In the Redan, engaged with tnree Russian gunners. 18.
'tejor F. C. Elton working in the trenches under a heavy fire. 19.
Commander Cecil Buckley and Henry Cooper (boatswain) firing the
Russian stores at Genitchl. 20. Thos. Reeve, Jas. Gorman, and
Mark Scholefleld, repelling an attack with the guns of the disabli d
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of the Alma. 22. Thomas Wilkinson, R.M.A., placing sandbags,
to repair damages, under a gal ing fire. 23. Sergeant Luke Connor
taking the colours from Lieutenant Anstritther. 34. Cast. 'William
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