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Appendix No. III

Containing an Account of the Distribution of the Sum of 4000l. amongst the Regiments engaged at Culloden, the Number on the Spot, and the Sums allowed to each, according to the Apportionment transmitted by his Royal Highness the Duke.

Regiments.Numbers on the Spot.Sums allowed to each.
Serjts.Corps.Drum.Private.l.s.d.
Royal (1st)3037264202651011
Howard (3rd)24231649328106¼
Barrell (4th)20231036521318½
Wolfe (8th)192218387225177¼
Pulteney (13th)23261847927650¼
Price (14th)222212339202196¼
Sackville (20th)232514464216106½
Campbell (21st)222212336225185½
Sempil (25th)202519487277011
Blakeney (27th)25221233620482½
Cholmondeley (34th)22241543325582½
Fleming (36th)26221437622580½
Dejean (37th)23241947427312¼
Conway (48th)21221634220565
Battereau (disbanded)24331838423631
Argyllshire Men32309430259138½
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37640225266023893140¾
Serjts.Bombr.Gunnr.Matross.Drum
Train191567310280
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£399620¾
Overplus31711¼
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400000

N.B.—As the Overplus 3l. 17s. 11¼d. could not be divided amongst the Regiments it was distributed to some few particular Objects.

The above Sums divided in Proportion to the Pay of the several Ranks, give to each Man as follows, viz.

REGIMENTS.|TRAIN.
Serjeant£0191½|Serjeant£1183
Corporal0129½|Bombardier11111
Drummer and Private Man096¾|Gunner157
|Matross and Drummer0191½

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