The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-14 00:00:00

Alma, Dalaklava, and siege of Sebastopol, and volun-
teered to act in front as a sharpshooter.
Private James Sloan—Present at Alma, Balaklava,
and siege of Sebastopol.
88TH Riay.—Sergeant John Murray—Commanded
sharpshooters, and was conspicuous on the 17th October,
1854.

Drummer Richard Grannon—Gallant conduct* ai
Inkerman.

Acting-Corporal Henry McKeon—Sharpshooter, and
showed general gallant conduct in the trenches.
90Ta REGT.—Corporal Henry Hill—Landed in the
Crimea with the Regiment on the sth December, 1854.
Never missed a trench duty. Was in the attack on the
Redan on the Bth September, 1855, and wounded in the
Redan. Generally gallant conduct.
Private Michael Whelan—Landed in the Crimea with
the Regiment on the sth December, 1854. Never missed
a trench duty. Was in the attack on Egerton's Rifle
Pits on the 19th April,lBss. and in reserve in the attack
on the Quarries 7th June, 1855, and in the attack on the
Redan on the Bth September, 1855. Was wounded in
nine places. Generally gallant behavioxr.
93D REGT.—Sergeant Jas. Kiddie—Present through-
out the war, including the actions of Alma and Bala-
klava, till severely wounded in the trenches before
Sebastopol on the 18th July, 1855.
Private James Cobb—Present throughout the war,
including the actions of Alma and Balaklava, till severely
wounded in the trenches before Sebastopol on the Bth
September, 1855.

95TH Kitar.—Sergeant Nathan Ormond—Gallantry
at the Alma.

Private Wm. Harris—Gallantry in the trenches.
97TH REGT.—C.,lqur-Sergeant Francis Wedgworth—
Landed with the regiment in the Crimea, and did duty
uninterruptedly until the date of his promotion to the
depot companies on Feb. 22, 1856 ; was present at the
attack on the Redan on September 8, and was severely
wounded. He was mentioned in Gen. Simpson's despatch
among those highly distinguished.
Private Wm. Fitzgerald—Higbly distinguished him-
self on the occasion of the assault on the Redan on Sept.
8, 1855. Lost his lett leg. He was also engaged in save-•
ral sorties, and behaved most gal antly.
IST BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE —Serjeant-Major R.
Cornelius—Present at the battles of Alma, Ealaklava,
and Inkerman. Sergeant-Major of the battalion during
the siege of Sebastopol from October, 1854, to October,
1855, and distinguished for his zeal and activity during
the winter of 1854-5. Medal and four clasps.
Private Walter Eagle—Present at the taking of the
rifle-pits on Nov. 20, 1854 ; retaking of the third paral-
lel Dec. 2, 1854 ; in the sortie on the Woronzoff-road
on Dec. 12, 1854 ; volunteered for sharpshooting on
April 12, 1855 ; severely wounded, and subsequently
discharged on pension. Granted a medal and four clasps.
2D BATTALION RIFLE BRlGADE.—ColounSerjeant C.
F. Munro—General gallant conduct in the trenches and
at Alma.

Private Mark Benn—Present during the whole cam-
paign. Gallant conduct during the siege and at Alma.
Private Chas. Dencer—Present at Alma, and a volun-
teer sharpshooter during the siege.
ROYAL ARTILLERYA—Serjeant Thos. Walsh—Served
in the trenches from Nov., 1854, until the fall of Sebae.
topol, and displayed on all occasions great bravery and
coolness under fire, setting a good example to young
soldiers.

Bombardier John Trotter—Cleared an embrasure in
the advanced trenches on Aug. 17, 1855, under a heavy
fire.

Corporal Thos. Betts—Showed great zeal and coolness
under fire from April 18 to the fall of Sebastopol.
Gunner and Driver Thomas Magree—Showed general
zeal and attention to his duties, and great coolness under
fire.

Bombardier J. Bower—Gallant conduct at the assault
on the Redan on the Bth of September, on which occa-
sion he was wounded. Had always behaved well under
fire.

Gunner and Driver E. O'Brien—For gallantry in the
trenches, and volunteering for the assault on the Redan
on the 18th of June and the Bth of September.

Gunner and Driver Hugh Davis—Served with gal-
lantry at Alma and Inkerman. Specially mentioned by
the late Lord Raglan for his conduct with the two heavy
guns at the latter engagement, where he lost both his
arms by a round shot.

Sergeant Samuel Ewing—Showed great zeal and
energy in command of a gun in the June bombardment.
Volunteered for the spiking party, and lost a leg.
Gunner and Driver William Hovendon—Strongly re-
commended for his zeal and gallantry throughout the
siege. Lost his leg in the trenches.
Gunner and Driver T. Reynolds—For gallant conduct
throughout the siege. Was wounded, but remained at
his gun until ordered away by an officer.
Bombardier William Ramsey—Strongly recommended
for gallant conduct under fire, and general attention to
duty in the trenches. _ _ _

Sergeant J. M'Kown—Served with great gallantry in
all the bombardments since November, 1854.
ROYAL SAPPERS AND MlNERS.—Corporal John
BigMurphy—Served in the Crimea five msinths. Wa3
pre3eut at the capture of the Quarries, 6th of June,
1855 ; assault on the Redan, 18th of June ; bombard-
ment of the 17th of August, and capture of Sebastopol.
Distinguished himself by carrying into the trenches a
wounded soldier from the open, under a heavy fire from
the enemy, before Sebastopol, in August, 1855, for
which act of gallantry he was awarded the sum of U. by
the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces.

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Corporal William Names Lendrun—Served in the
Crimea from November, 1854, and hai been several
times recorded as having displayed great skill and cool-
ness under fire.

MR. COBDEN'S CENSURE RESOLUTION,

The following shows the late of those members who
voted for and " paired for" Mr. Cobden's censure reso-
lution, which led to the general election :
City of London Lord John Russell (L) .....Re-eleeted
Lambeth ,
Middlesex Lord R. Grosvenor (L) ...Re-elected.
Southwark Apsley Pellatt (L) Rejected.
Andover H. B. Coles (C) Rejected.
Aylesbury A. H. Layard (L) Rejected.
Barnstaple R S. Guinness (L) Rejected.
Col. S. Buck (C) Retired.
Bath Captain Scabell (L) ,Retired.
........

William Tite (L) Re-elected,
Bedford Capt. W. Stuart (C) ......Re-elected.
Bedfordshire Col. R. Gilpin (C) Re-elected.
Berks Robert Pab.er (C)
Viscount Barrington (C) Retired.
Beverley lion. A. Gordon (G) ...Retired, &
was rejected at Liskeard.
Blackburn James Pilkington (L) Re-elected.
Bolton Joseph Crook (L) Re-elected.
B. B. Cabbell (C) Rejected.
Breckuock Sir Joseph Bailey (C)..... Re-elected.
Bridgnorth Henry Whitmore (C) Re-elected.
Bridgwater B. S. Follett (C) Rejected.
Bridport J. P. Murrough (L) Rejected.
Brighton Lord A• Hervey (L C) Rejected.
Bucks C. G. Du Pre (C) ........ Re-elected.
B. Disraeli (C) Re-elected.
Buckingham... Marq. of Chandos (C) ...... Retired.
Major-Gen. Hall (C) Re-elected.
Bury St. Edmunds Earl Jermyn (L C) Re-elected.
J. IL Oakes (C) Rejected.
Cambridgeshire Hon. Elliot Yorke (C) ...Re-elected.
Lord G. Manners (C) Rejected.
Edward Ball (C) Re-elected.
Cambridge University...Loftus T. Wigram (C) Re-elected.
S. H. Walpole (C) Re-elected.
Canterbury C. M. Lushington (L C)...Retired.
Cardigan J. L. Davies (LC) „•..... Retired.
Carlisle Sir Jas. Graham (LC) _Re-elected.
Carmarthenshire D. A. S. Davies Re-elected.
Carnar ronshire Hon. E. D. G. Penannt
(LC) Re-elected.
Chatham ...... Capt. Vernon (C) Retired, &
was defeated in Berkshire.
Cheshire (South) Sir P. Egerton (C) ~,Re-elected.
Chichester Lord H. G. Lennox (C)...Re-elected.
Chippenham Col. Boldero (C)
............ Re-elected.
R. P. Nisbet (C) .••,. Re-elected.
Christchurch Admiral Walcott (C) Re-elected.
Cfitheree Le Gendre Starkie (L) ...... Retired.
Cockermouth ...Gen. Wyndham (C) Retired &
elected for Cumberland (West)
Osventry .......5ir Joseph Paxton (L) Re-elected.
Cricklade John Neeld (C) Re-elected.
Cumberland (West) Col. Lo wther (C) Re-elected.
Dartmouth Sir T. Herbert (C) Rejected
Denbighshire SirW. W. Wynn (C) Re-elected..
Derbyshire (South) W Mundy (C) Re-elected.
Derby Lawr. Heyworth (L) Retired.
Devizes G. H. IV. Heneage (C) ...Retired.
Capt Gladstone (LC) Rejected.
Devonport Sir B. Berry (L) Re-elected.
Devon (North) ............ L. W. Buck (C) Retired.
~ (South) •
............ Lawrence Palk (C) Re-elected.
Dorchester .................. Capt. Sturt (C)
•Re-elected.
Dorsetshire ............... 11. Ker Seymer (C) Re-elected.
John Floyer (C) Rejected.
H. G. Sturt (C) Re-elected.
................. Viscount Chelsea (C) Rejected &
rejected also in Middlesex.
Droitwich .................. Sir J. •Pakington (C) Re-elected.
Dudley .....................Sir S. Nerthcote (LC) Retired &
was rejected in Devon (North).
Durham (South) ......... Lord H. G. Vane (L) Re-elected,
Durham ... .................. J. R. Mowbray (LC) Re-elected.
Essex (South) ............ T. W. Bramston (C) Re-elected.
Evesham ........5ir..... H. Willoughby (LC) Re-elected.
Exeter ... .................. Sir J. Duck
weath (C) Retired.
Eye ........................Sir E. C. Kerrison (C) Re-elected.
(West) ......... R.
Glamorgan ............... Sir George Tyler (C) Retired.
Gloucester (East) ~.......R. R. S. -rlolford (C) Re-elected.
Retired.
T.:s. Hale (C)
Grantham .................. S:ir G. E. Welby (C) Retired.
Lord L. W. Graham (C) Rejec ted.'
Great Grimsby ......... ...Earl of Annesley (LC) Rejected.
Guildford ................. James 801 l (L) Rejected.
Hants (North) ............ M. Portal (C) ... Rejected.
(South) ... ......... Hon. C. Compton Retired.
Harwich ................ D. Waddington (C) Retired.
Herefordshire
"'• Hon. C. Hanbury (L) Rejected.
ilertfordshire ........... Sir Henry Meux (C) Re-elected.
Sir E. B. Lytton (C) Re-elected.
Abel Smith (C) Retired.
Honiten ......... .. ....... Joseph Locke (L) Re-elected.
Sir J. W. Hogg (LC) Rejected.
Horsham """"••••......W. R. S. Fitzgerald (L) Re-elected.
Huddersfield ........,,Viscount Goderich (L) Retired, &
elected for West Riding.
Huntingdonshire
......... Edward Fe110W,35 (C) Rejected.
James Rust (C) Re-elected.
Huntingdon ... ............ Major-Gen. Peel.
(L C) Re-elected.

Dover

Thomas Bar
• (b) Re- elee ted.
Ipswich ................ Baring
.. ... J. C. Cobbold (C) Re-elected,
Kent (East) ............... William Deedes (C) Rejected.
(West) • • • •
......... W. Masters Smit h (C) Rejected,
Knaresborough
Lancashire (North)..... B.' T. IV°Odd (L C)... Re-elected.
Lancaster .................. Thomas Green (L C) „Retired.
.:.,..Col. J. W. Patte a (L C) Re-elected.
Launceston .• •
...... J. W. Per ey
Leicestershire (North) ...,..Edward P. Bar /Mani (C) Re-elected.
rord J. Manuel .8 (C) Re-elected.
.) (South) „.Sir H. Raiford (C) Retired,
C. N. Packe (C) Re-elected.
Leominster ............... John.a. Phillbuore (L) Rejected.
Gathorne Hardy (C) Re-elected.
Lincolnshire- (North)
_Right Hon. R. A. Nisbet
Hamilton (C) Retired.
James B. staa2Po C) ,Re•olected.