R. Christie, Surgeon, 3rd Cav., May 10, severely wounded. N. PENNY, Major-General, Commanding Meerut Division. H. RICHMOND JONES, Colonel, No. 25. List of Europeans Killed and Wounded at Jullundhur by Mutineers or Rebels, June 7, 1857. Jullundhur, January 30, 1858. Mrs. Joyce, prostitute, Sudder Bazar, Jullundhur, shot. Captain and Brevet-Major S. F. MacMullen, 6th Lt. Cav., Jullundhur, wounded. Lieutenant and Adjutant F. J. S. Bagshaw, 36th N.I., Jullundhur, killed. Captain C. B. Basden, 61st N.I., Jullundhur, wounded. Ensign F. D. Hawkins, 61st N.I., Jullundhur, wounded. Ensign H. Durnford, 61st N.I., Jullundhur, died of wounds. Quartermaster-Serjeant, George Nelson, 61st N.I., Jullundhur, wounded. H. W. HARTLEY, Brigadier, Commanding at Jullundhur, Commanding Sirhind Division. No. 26. Return of Europeans who have been Killed or Wounded at the hands of the Rebels, at Meean Meer, Lahore, July 30, 1857. Meean Meer, Lahore, January 29, 1858. Captain and Brevet-Major Robert Spencer, Commanding 26th Native Light Infantry, murdered. Quartermaster-Serjeant and Acting SerjeantMajor James Potter, 26th Native Light Infantry, murdered. STUART CORBETT, Brigadier, Commanding at Lahore. G. E. GOWAN, Major-General, No. 27. 8TH REGIMENT LIGHT CAVALRY. Return of Europeans Killed or Wounded at the hands of Rebels during the present Rebellion; vide, Adjutant-General's Circular No. 1069, of the 17th November, 1857. Meean Meer, January 26, 1858. Captain H. W. Best, Boolundshuhur, September 28, 1857. Captain Best received a severe sabre wound in the neck at the action of Boolundshuhur, fought on the 28th September, in attacking a superior force of the enemy's horse. Captain Best was doing duty with the 1st Punjaub Cavalry, under Lieutenant Watson. F. W. DRUMMOND, Captain, No. 28. Register Roll of Casualties by death, &c., among the European Non-Commissioned Rank and File of the Honourable Company's Army, in consequence of the Mutinies in North India, that have been reported to this Department from 27th February, 1858, up to this date. 1st Madras Fusiliers. Private Patrick Collins, 2502, November 16, 1857, killed in action at Lucknow. Private Patrick Walsh, 2811, December 22, killed in action at Lucknow. John Keily, 2550, died December 18. John Reilly, 1690, died December 5. F. S. GABB, Major. Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army. Adjutant-General's Office, Fort Saint George, March 10, 1858. No. 29. List of Casualties by Death among the European Commissioned Officers of the Honourable Company's Army, in consequence of the Mutinies in Northern India, that have been reported to this Department, from 12th February, 1858, up to this date. Major John Bates, 40th Regiment N.I., Sumbulpore, February 15, 1858, died of dysentery. Captain Arthur Parry Woodbridge, 40th Regiment N.I., near Sumbulpore, February 12, killed in action. George King Newberry, 8th Regiment Light Cavalry, Shorapoor, February 8, killed in action. F. S. GABB, Major, Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army. Adjutant-General's Office, Fort Saint George, February 26, 1858. No. 30. Nominal Roll of the Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers, and Rank and File of the First Madras Fusiliers, who have been either Killed or Wounded, or have Died since the 19th of May, 1857, (in addition to that published in Gazette, April 7, 1858.) Lieutenant William Stafford Bailey, September 15 and 25, 1857, Lucknow, wounded twice. Colour-Serjeant, Alexander Walker, June 17, Allahabad. Corporal Patrick Sandes, June 18, Allahabad. Private Jeremiah Lanigan, May 19, at sea on voyage to Bengal. David Morgan, May 28, Benares. At Allahabad. John Kemp, June 15, subsequently died of cholera, July 30. James Connolly, June 15. Thomas Quigley, June 15, subsequently died of his wound, June 20. |