The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-03 00:00:00

joined Mr. Probyn, and came down with him to
C. awnpore. Major Robertson and Mr. Churcher,
jun., are said to be concealed in a village in Oude,
near Futteghur.
The following is a list of the Europeans who
were in the Fort of Futteghur:—
Colonel and Mrs. Smith (10th Native Infantry)
Colonel and Mrs. Goldie and three daughters, Col.
and Mrs. Tucker and fourchildren (clothing agency),
Miss Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill and two chil-
dren (Judge of Futteghur), Miss N. Laing (maid
servant), Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Dowis and two chil-
dren (joint magistrate), Dr. and Mrs. Heathcote
and two children (10th Native Infantry), Dr.
and Mrs. Maltby (civil surgeon), Major and Mrs.
Robertson and child (gun carriage agency) Miss
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and child (chap-
lain), Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and three daughters
and one boy (merchant) ; Mr. and Mrs. Jones, bro-
ther-in-law, and four children (engineer, G.C. A.) ;
Mr. and Mrs. Roach and two children (road over-
seer) ; Mr. and Mrs. Ahern (clothing agency), Mr.
and Mrs. Gibson and family (read overseer), Ser-
geant Redma and family (10th N. 1.), Quartermaster
Sergeant and family (10th N. 1.), Mr. Best and
family (Bridge Darogah), Pensioner Bosco and
family, Major Munro (10th N. 1.), Major Phillot
(10th N. 1.) Captain Phillimore (10th N. I.), Lieut.
Simpson (10th N. 1.), Lieut Swettenham (10th N. I.),
Lieut. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and child (10th N. 1.),
Ensign Henderion (10th N. L), Ensign Eckford (10th
N.I. ), Capt. Vibart (2d Cavalry), Mr. Jones and
child and Mr. Jones, jun. (planters and merchants),
Mr. Donald, sen., and Mr. Donald, jun. (Badon
planters), Mr. Churcher, sen., and Mr. Churcher,
jun. (planters and merchants), Miss Sturt, Mr.
James (Opium Department), Drummer Knowles
and family (10th Native Infantry), and two Messrs.
Wriren (band, 10th Native Infantry).
The following is a list of those Europeans who
proceeded to Cawnpore on the 4th of June :
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Monckton and child (Engi-
neers), Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell and two children, Mr. and Mrs. John-
ston, and Mr. and Mrs. Macmullen (missionaries) ;
Mr. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Ives and daughter
(agent to the North-West Dak Company), Mr. and
Miss Maclean (planter and merchant), Mr. and Mrs.
Guise (planter and merchant), Mr. and Mrs. El-
liot and 5 children (superintendent of Dhuleep
Singh's estate), 2 Misses Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
and 9 children (Deputy Collector), Mr. and Mrs.
Macklin an.d 8 children (head clerk, Collector's office),
Mr. and Mrs. Joyce and 4 children (shopkeepers), Mr.
and Mrs. R. Brierley and child (boat agent and
coach-builder), Mr. and Mrs. J. Brierley and two
children (clerk, Collector's office), two Misses Brier-
ley, Miss Finlay, Mr. Finlay and family, Mrs.
Shepherd and family, Mr. and Mrs. Madden and
family (clothing agency), Mr. and Mrs. Kew and
family (postmaster), Miss Kew, Mr. and Mrs. Ca-
tencar (inspector of post-offices), Mr. and Mrs.
Sheils and two children (schoolmaster), Mr. and
Mrs. Cawood and three children (clothing agency),
the head tailor of the clothing agency and family
(name unknown), Ensign Byrne (10th N. 1.), Mr.
Billington (clerk), tne head blacksmith and family
G. C. A. (name unknownl, Pensioner Faulkner and
family, and Mrs. Macdonald and family