The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07 00:00:00

Martin Gradidge, ordinary, slight splinter wound of the

James Synnett, ordinary, slight splinter wound of the
thigh.

Joseph Rickord, first-class boy, slight splinter wound
of foot.

HER 'MAJESTY'S SKIP AGAMEMNON.

KILLED.

John Smith (3),
Robert Grey, boatswain's mate
William Pogson, A.B.
Jesse Spicer, ordinary.

WOUNDED,

Thomas S. Gaussen, lieutenant, contusion of left thigh
from splinter.
Duke D. Young, naval cadet, contusion of left side from
splinter.

James Tope, admiral's -domestic, right arm shot away;
amputated above the elbow.
George Whitby, ordinary, right leg shattered ; ampu-
tation below the knee.
John Burton, ordinary, dangerously, skull fractured.
William Chaplin, A. 8., dangerously, two penetrating
wounds of abdomen, lacerated wound of hip, left hand in-
jured, thumb amputated.
William Playfair, ordinary, severely, fracture of left leg.
John M`Carthy, ordinary, splinter wound of breast.
George Wollacott, ordinary, severely, wound of scalp,
pieces of shell removed from left elbow, contusion of hip.
John Spiers, yeoman of signals, severely, lacerated
wounds of right arm, and much hemorrhage.
John Parker, ordinary, wounds of both hands, a splinter
wound of neck, slight wound of face.
John Martin, stoker, splinter wound of face.
Thomas Ruan, Royal Marines, slight contused wounds
of shin from splinter.
Philip Mason, second class boy, slight contusions of legs.
Perry Boyle, ordinary, slight contusions of legs.
William Warnford, bombardier Royal Marines, slight
contused wound of leg.
Thomas Hayes, yeoman of signals, shell wound of leg.
John Mundy, Royal Marines, slight splinter wound of
back.

Robert Bremner, ordinary, contused wound of scalp.
Patrick Smith, ordinary, leg and arm severely scorched.
Edward Hammond, ordinary, injury of face and eyes
from sand.
John Ellis, A. 8., contusion of Tight fore arm and elbow,
with abrasion, from explosion of shell.
Augustus Ringe, A. 8., slight wound of face and eyes
from explosion of shell.
William Reeves, first-class boy, slight abrasion and con-
tusion of breast, from fragments of shell.
Daniel Epps, first-class boy, wound of left breast, from
fragments of shell.

HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE RETRIBUTION.

WOUNDED.

George Barber, ordinary, wound of fore arm.
F. Coleman, ordinary, wound of nates.
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-FRIGATE FIREBRAND.
WOUNDED.

Captain W. H. Stewart, severe contusion of right arm
and side from splinters.
Charles Featherston, yeoman of signals, severely.
James Magee, armourer, slightly, a portion of shell
grazing and abraiding left knee.
William Besfer, stoker, slightly, a fragment of shell
grazing left leg.
Joseph Wyatt, C. A. Gd., slightly, a fragment of shell
striking him in lower jaw.
HER MAJESTY'S STEAMSHIP SPHINX.

KILLED.
James Tracey, ordinary, drowned when boat-keeper, by
gig'being swamped in action.
HER MAJESTY'S STEAMSHIP SPITEFUL.

KILLED

William Winterburn, bombardier Royal Marines, by a
shot through the abdomen.

Edward -Thornton, ordinary, burnt and wounded about
the chest and face, severe wounds of the fight fore arm by
the erploAon of a gun in the act of loading ; never rallied.

WOUNDED.

Mr. Baillie, midshipman, severely, deep lacerated wound
by fragment of a rocket in the upper and back part of left
thigh.

Charles Sate, ordinary, severely, right fore arm and hand
carried away at the elbow joint, fractured by explosion of
a gun ; arm amputated.
Lieutenant Purvis, slightly, left hand scorched by pow-
der, and two small wounds in the palm of the hand by the
explosion ,of a gun.

Charles Baillie, A. 8.. contusion and ecchymoses on the
outside of The right leg.
Commander Kynaston, very slightly, by a email frag-
ment of a rocket in The upper part of the right breast, a
slight bruise.

Mr. Ingram, gunner, contusion of right fore arm.
Frederick George, private Royal Marines, two small
fragments of shell imbedded in integuments of face and
back.

Robert Glover, gunner, Royal Marines, wound across
the chin from a handspike.
James Cason, first-class boy, contusion of right thigh.
HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-SHIP CYCLOPS.

\POUNDED.
Joseph Baldock, compound fracture of left arm, severely

HER MAJESTY'S STEAM-VESSEL TRITON.

WOIJSTDED.
Mr. H. Lloyd, lieutenant-oommanding,very dangerously
very extensive laceration of soft parts of right axilla
caused by a fragment of a shell, some vein has been
touched, but the artery is unwounded.
Joel Winch, a carpenter's mate, very dangerous, a frag-
ment of a shell passing through the thigh about an inch
below the bend of the groin, has caused extensive destruc-
lion of the soft parts, but passed internal to the vessels
and the thigh bone.

Charles Hiscut, private, Royal Marines, very severely, a
fragment of a shell has entered behind the right scapula,
and, After passing across under the integuments, has lodged
above the left scapula, causing a comminated fracture of
that bone.

Thomas Murray, boy
arm from shell
W. Jumney, A. 8., very slight contusion of right leg
from splinters.

'ery slight, skin wound, of right

MAJESTY'S SHIP ALBION

KILLED.

Lieutenant Chase, shot thix

the head

Thomas Bickford, coxswain, ba