Private Patrick Walsh, 2811, December 22, killed in action at Lucknow.

John Keily, 2530, died December 18.
James Mahon, 1989, died December 2.
Hector McArter, 3571, died December
30.

John Reilly, 1690, died December 5.
Thomas O'Brien, 3457, died Novem-
ber 13.

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 dysen

tery.

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.
James Sullivan, May 30, Benares.
John Coghlan, May 30, Benares.
Walter Whilley, May 30, Benares.
John Goolden, May 30, Ranee Gunge.
James Goolden, May 30, Ranee Gunge.
Maurice Doyle, June 1, Shergotty.
Alfred Atkins, June 1, Shergotty.
Francis McKenna, June 6, Benares.
George Bourne, June 8, Benares.
William Winter, June 9, Benares.
Thomas Hynes, June 11, Benares.

At Allahabad.

Private Matthew Dinan, June 15.

William Ekins, June 15.

John Kemp, June 15, subsequently died
of cholera, July 30.

James Connolly, June 15.
Michael Kennedy, June 15.

Thomas Quigley, June 15, subsequently

died of his wound, June 20.
Patrick Mansfield, June 16.
Archibald Anderson, June 17.
James Keenan, June 18.

Duncan Cameron, June 18.

Hugh Mulcahy, June 18.
Francis Price, June 18.
William Sadler, June 18.
John Coyne, June 18.
John Walsh, June 18.
Timothy Devine, June 18.
Richard Rollins, June 18.
Henry Bickmore, June 18.
James McCafferty, June 18.
John Stars, June 18.

James Brien, June 18.
James Tighe, June 18.
Thomas Maine, June 18.
Patrick Costello, June 19.
Michael Feeney, June 19.
John Hooley, June 19,
Joseph Hunter, June 19.
Peter McDonald, June 19.
William Davies, June 19.
John Dunne, June 19.
William Fleming, June 19.
William Derbyshire, June 19.
Henry Smith, June 19.
Charles Blatcher, June 19.
Thomas Gardner, June 19.
6 H

Private William Temperton, June 19.

James Cudmore, June 19.
Edward Hodgson, June 19.
John Bryan, June 19.
Patrick Tohil, June 19.
Michael Casey, June 19.
Henry Worsted, June 19.
John Flynn, June 20.
Christopher Hynes, June 20.
James McCool, June 20.
James Renshaw, June 20.

Robert Lawrence, June 20.
Peter Mangan, June 20.
Corporal Thomas Pender, June 20.
Private Francis McDonald, June 21.
Corporal Charles Stacey, June 21.
Private Daniel Donovan, June 21.
James Browne, June 21.

John Stewart, June 21.

Half-pay Drummer, John Cherry, June 21.
Serjeant John Howliston, June 20.
Private Samuel Fletcher, June 22.

James Murphy, June 22.

William Parker, June 22.
George Goldie, June 22.
Thomas Cahill, June 22.
John Sullivan, June 23.
Martin Lynch, June 23.
Alexander Dykes, June 23.
Thomas Wignall, June 25.
John Duncanson, June 25.
James Brynes, June 25.
Samuel Renney, June 26.

Peter Ward, June 29, Benares.

At Cawnpore.

Serjeant James McGrath, July 4.
Corporal James Bussey, July 4.

Private Samuel Walker, July 4.

William Nolloth, July 4.

Thomas Pike, July 4.
John Sullivan, July 4.

John O'Neill, July 4. Alexander Over, July 4. Alexander Stewart, July 4. Joseph Pike, July 4. John Price, July 4. Joseph Phillips, July 4. Edward Prescott, July 4. Dennis O'Brien, July 4. Patrick Ready, July 4. Martin Maloney, July 12, Futtepore. Patrick Casey, July 12, Futtepore. William Thorn, July 12, Futtepore. Peter McEvoy, July 12, Futtepore. John Helling, July 12, Futtepore. James Brown, July 12, Futtepore. Major Sydenham George Charles Renaud, July 15, Aeng, subsequently died of his wound at Cawnpore, July 21.

Captain James Gray Campbell Fraser, July 15, Aeng, and October 5, Lucknow, wounded twice.

Corporal Edward Horan, July 15, Aeng, subsequently died of his wounds, July 27. Michael Shannahan, July 15, Aeng, subsequently killed in action at Lucknow, September 27.

James Thomas Farlowe, July 15, Aeng.
Archibald Campbell, July 15, Aeng.
Ellis Roberts, July 15, Aeng.

John Cole, July 15, Aeng.

Dennis Harrington, July 15, Aeng.
Joseph Lingham, July 15, Aeng, sub-
sequently died of his wound, July 17.
James Walker, July 15, Aeng.