Appendix 2

Casualty Roll

(In this Appendix an attempt has been made to collect the names of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and private soldiers of the regiment who in its many campaigns have been killed or wounded, or who died from accident or disease. The information about the losses in the wars of William III. and of Marlborough is very incomplete, for it is obvious that far greater numbers of officers and men must have perished than are recorded by Parker, Kane, and Stearne, who only mention the casualties in battles and sieges of great importance. The names of non-commissioned officers and men who, though wounded, recovered from their injuries cannot be traced further back than the Crimean war.)

(A).

WILLIAM III.’s CAMPAIGNS.

1690. 1st Siege of Limerick.
(Though seven officers are said to have been killed and eight wounded, the following are the only names that can be traced.)
Officers	Killed	Captains R. Needham and C. Brabazon; Lieutenant P. Latham and Ensign —— Smith.
	Died of wounds	Lieutenant-Colonel G. Newcomb (or Newcomen).
	Wounded	Colonel the Earl of Meath; Lieutenants R. Blakeney and C. Hubblethorne.
Other ranks		More than 100 killed or wounded.
1691. Battle of Aughrim.
Officers	Killed	Captain —— Butler.
	Wounded	A major, a captain, and two subalterns (names unknown).
Other ranks		7 killed, 8 wounded.
1695. Siege of Namur.
Officers	Killed	Lieutenant-Colonel A. Ormsby; Captains B. Purefoy, H. Pinsent, N. Carteret; Lieutenants C. Fitzmorris and S. Ramme; Ensigns A. Fettyplace, —— Blunt, H. Baker, and S. Hayter.
	Died of wounds	Captain John Southwell; Ensign B. Lister (or Leycester) and an officer whose name cannot be traced.
	Wounded	Colonel Frederick Hamilton; Captains R. Kane, F. Duroure, H. Seymour, and W. Southwell; Lieutenants L. La Planche, T. Brereton, C. Hybert (or Hibbert), and A. Rolleston; Ensigns T. Gifford, J. Ormsby, and W. Blakeney.
Other ranks		The losses in killed or wounded were 380 or 271. (See Chapter I. p. 21.)

(B).

MARLBOROUGH’S CAMPAIGNS

IN THE WAR OF THE SPANISH SUCCESSION.

1704. Capture of the Schellenberg.
Officers	Wounded	Captain M. Leathes; Ensigns J. Pinsent (or Pensant), S. Gilman, and E. Walsh.
Non-commissioned officers		1 killed, 3 wounded.
Privates		11 killed, 32 wounded.
Battle of Blenheim.
Officers	Killed	Captains H. Browne and A. Rolleston; Ensign W. Moyle.
	Died of wounds	Captain W. Vaughan (or Vauclin).
	Wounded	Major R. Kane; Captains F. de la Penotière and N. Hussey; Lieutenants W. Weddall (or Weddell), S. Roberts, J. Harvey, B. Smith, W. Blakeney, and Ensign R. Tripp.
Non-commissioned officers		5 killed, 9 wounded.
Privates		52 killed, 87 wounded.
1706. Battle of Ramillies.		The regiment is said to have been “greatly mauled” in the battle. (See Chapter II. p. 44.)
1706. Siege of Menin.
Officers	Killed	2 captains and 5 subalterns.
	Wounded	Captain-Lieutenant Parker and seven others. (Other names unknown.)
Other ranks		About 100 killed or wounded.
1708. Battle of Oudenarde.
Officers	Killed	1 lieutenant (name not known).
Other ranks		8 killed, 12 wounded.
Siege of Lille.
Officers	Killed	2 captains, 3 subalterns. (Names not known.)
	Wounded	Major and several others. (Names not known.)
Other ranks		200 killed or wounded.
1709. Siege of Tournai.		See Chapter II. p. 55. It is obvious that the regiment suffered considerably; but the numbers are not clear.
Battle of Malplaquet.
Officers	Wounded	2 (names not known).
Other ranks		10 killed or wounded.
1710. Siege of Aire.
Officers	Killed	3 (names not known).
	Wounded	5 (names not known).
Other ranks		80 killed or wounded.
1711. Siege of Bouchain.
Officers	Wounded	4 (names not known).
Other ranks		About 40 killed or wounded.

(C).

THE WAR WITH THE AMERICAN COLONISTS.

1775. Retreat from Concord and Lexington.
	Killed	Privates S. Lee and J. Russell.
	Wounded	4 private soldiers.
Battle of Bunker’s Hill.
Officers	Wounded	Lieutenant W. Richardson.
Other ranks	Killed	Privates D. Flynn, T. Smith, and W. Sorrel.
	Wounded	7 private soldiers.

(D).

1793. THE DEFENCE OF TOULON.

Officers Missing (prisoner
of war) Lieutenant George Minchin.

Other ranks—
Killed or died from wounds or of disease—
	Sergeants	R. House, J. Russell, M. Nowlan.
	Corporal	P. Hanson.
	Privates	E. Murdoch, T. Griffiths, W. Briggs, W. Wilkinson, P. M‘Gurke, J. Harper, J. Molloy, W. Allen, D. Madden, J. Shelly, C. Reed, H. Allen, T. Border, W. Warren, J. Church, M. M‘Ilvany, J. Winch, A. Price, W. Sheen, T. Field, J. Mayo, P. White, J. Riddell, G. Lacey, J. Cruickshanks, E. Strange, P. Roberts, H. Foy, H. Costello, B. Blazor, J. Smith, W. Bowyer, W. Cable, B. Johnson.

(E).

1794. CORSICA.

(Killed in action or died from wounds, accident, or disease between April 1794 and December 1794.)

Officers Lieutenant W. Byron (killed); Ensign F. Pennyman, Surgeons C. Kennelly, and T. Jackson (died of disease).
Sergeants A. White, A. Turnbull, J. Abraham, E. Turnbull, W. Taylor, J. Antwhiste, D. M‘Donald, T. Astley, W. Slade.
Corporals T. Porter, S. Kerns, W. Moran, W. Irwin, J. Bishop, W. Cooper.
Privates T. Philips, C. Chaplain, J. Browning, C. Sheridan, D. Fielding. J. Eadon, G. M‘Lean, J. Derry, J. Willington, J. Blacker, C. Turner, T. Hopkins, W. Bennett, J. Blake, J. Quinn, C. Riche, M. Striffen, M. Reilly, H. M‘Mullen, J. Crowley, W. Huskins, J. Carey, M. Lloyd, T. Walsh, H. Marshall, J. Cooke, T. Connor, J. Joyce, J. Rubb, M. Finlan, G. Diamond, E. Warr, P. Gallougher senr., P. Rian, W. O’Neill, E. Doyle, W. Keane, T. Coyle, O. Kelly, R. German, J. Henly, M. Healy, C. Stagman, P. Dunn, M. Rian, J. M‘Surley, H. Collins, J. Butcher, V. Smith, T. David, D. Mott, J. Donolly, M. Martin, J. Monaghan, M. Flanaghan, B. Harrison, T. Cooper, W. Jael, J. Birch, T. Ledgerwood, W. Cooke, T. Campbell, T. Martin, W. Callaghan, S. Bland, W. Scott, J. Red, J. Eagon, T. Crumlish, W. Garilt, G. Benson, J. Thompson, J. Millar, B. Cooke, T. Abraham, F. Walsh, J. Reynolds, J. Douch, J. Carleton, G. Plumer, M. Burke, J. O’Brien, J. Edwards, J. Paterson, J. Weir, C. Harrison, F. Rearden, G. Westwood, W. Watson, F. Evans, P. Gallougher junr., T. Hughes, J. Smith, J. Shonplatter, W. Hervey, W. Honoretta, F. Lynder, T. Handley, P. Carr, D. Houlahan, A. Jordan, T. Murphy, J. Conlin, W. Bowland, J. Fisher, A. Hart, G. Texter, W. Anderson, J. Hengly, T. Tuesby, G. Nockton, J. Spense, P. Kennedy, J. Carden, W. Scullard, J. Roarke, W. Tatton, J. Nolan, T. Drinnett, C. Dyson, T. Kinch, E. Eamer, J. Campbell, D. Ford, J. Morgan, J. Branan, W. Newton, J. Dufty, J. M‘Donagh, J. Gallougher, M. M‘Loughlin, M. Murphy, T. Perkins, H. Loughrie, P. Cummins, J. Irwin, T. Moorhouse, W. Taggart, G. Mosey, W. Browse, W. Ellis, J. Farnsworth, J. Shields, T. Harris, G. Robinson, T. Lee, A. Pithie, R. Divers, C. Reardon, J. Mulconray, C. Reeny, T. Bergin, T. Wilson, J. Lee, J. Kelly.

(F).

1801. EGYPT.

Killed—
	Officers	Captain-Lieutenant G. Jones.
	Other ranks	None.
Died of wounds, accident, or disease—
	Officers	Captain W. Morgue; Ensigns H. Bruley and W. Brand; Quartermaster M. M‘Dermott.
	Sergeants	T. Houlahen, P. Marten, P. Bennett, J. Maxwell, H. Francis.
	Corporals	J. Burrows, J. Sanders, E. Cassidy.
	Drummers	T. Acton, S. Acton, G. Rutledge, J. Kyatt.
	Privates	J. Gallougher, L. Doyle, J. Farrell, O. Brislow, P. Robinson, M. Milkerrine, J. Clark, J. Dufree, S. Bacon, L. Delaney, P. Ennisy, J. Grimshaw, J. Hammond, P. Kiguire, T. Connolly, J. Oliver, J. Tonar, W. Hillier, G. Needhem, W. Thompson, J. Cummins, R. Graham, W. Harris, G. Newbold, W. Willington, J. Boyle, W. Dempsey, J. M‘Cawley, T. Kelly, J. Mayor, W. Burgess, S. Bryan, T. Marsden, H. Athe, T. Marten, J. Hunt, D. Mahoney, P. Marsh, J. Skiene, J. Neil, D. Clarke, J. Dempsey, T. Finlin, H. Poole.

(G).

1840-2. CHINA.

Officers	Killed in action	Lieutenant-Colonel N. R. Tomlinson; Captain C. J. R. Collinson.
	Died of disease	Major R. Hammill (1841); Lieutenants H. F. Vavasour (1840), S. Haly (1841), G. W. Davis (1841), A. Wilson (adjutant) (1841), F. Swinburne (1841), J. Cockrane (1842), D. Edwardes (1842), Hon. C. H. Stratford (1842); Ensign L. M. T. Humphreys (1842); Assistant-Surgeon J. Baker.
	Wounded	Captain J. J. Sargent; Lieutenants D. Edwards, G. Hilliard, A. Murray, E. Jodrell, S. Bernard.
Sergeants	Killed	Paymaster-Sergeant E. Fitzgerald.
	Died of wounds	Colour-Sergeant W. Kiscadden.
	Died of disease	Orderly-Room Clerk R. Bullock; Colour-Sergeant M. Switzer, B. M‘Clennon, H. Smith, J. Brady, J. Cummin, P. Molan.
Corporals	Died of wounds	J. Bushell.
	Died of disease	J. M‘Carthy, J. Farlow, J. Spratt, J. Wilson, J. Henry, J. M‘Carthy, M. M‘Entaggart, W. Peake, A. Dixon, J. Connors.
Drummers	Died of disease	D. Moore, E. Poulteney, P. Callopy.
Privates	Killed	J. Henry, P. Sheppard.
	Died of wounds	J. Mulhaven, G. Bond, P. Gorman, J. Power.
	Died from accident or drowning	P. Mineham, A. Scott.
	Died of disease	H. Crozier, J. Turner, G. M‘Cormick, E. M‘Cabe, J. Dailey, J. Short, J. Hensey, J. Warrell, M. Mackay, G. Cullwell, E. Haslam, J. Maginniss, T. Short, R. Pawell, W. Abraham, R. M‘Henry, E. Gallagnet, M. Connors, H. Kelly, W. Holey, J. Spears, R. M‘Garthy, J. Connell, M. M‘Wheney, P. Burke, M. M‘Grath, H. Crangle, M. Nowland, W. M‘Keown, G. Moirow, J. Murphy, M. Fullerton, P. Haran, T. Grace, M. Harsham, H. Frederick, M. White, D. Hogan, A. Woods, M. Kenna, D. Carroll, J. Short, J. M‘Combe, H. Quierland, J. Houston, J. Parry, A. Macauley, J. M‘Murray, T. Denahey, J. Shaw, W. Devine, A. M‘Donald, A. Meehan, J. Connell, G. Banks, A. Muldoon, R. Hayes, J. Ward, B. Thompson, D. M‘Auliffe, J. Maley, D. Chambers, J. Slattery, C. Flanagan, D. Evans, G. Douglass, R. Johnston, P. Downs, M. Murray, J. Mackay, J. Coady, S. Gaffney, E. Hewitt, D. Hoolohan, T. M‘Elvasey, R. M‘Ginday, M. Carroll, M. M‘Grath, G. Crummey, C. Burke, J. Taylor, D. Hogan, T. Paine, M. Shanahan, P. Bratman, M. Bollard, A. Carroll, L. Downey, M. Hayes, T. M‘Donald, P. Meighan, J. Mulharen, M. Punlan, J. Raftery, J. Tackney, J. Higgins, I. Pratt, C. Frere, W. Harvey, W. Greay, M. Rodgers, M. Allen, F. Briscoe, P. Finn, P. Dolan, M. Casey, M. Grogan, J. Costello, J. Connors, M. Mahony, E. Purlan, D. Delany, M. Gallagher, J. Crosby, P. Rodgers, J. Kelly (ii.), J. Tresham, C. Rourke, J. Kelly (i.), J. Murtha, H. M‘Grath, T. Connor, M. Ryder, J. Morris, M. Mullaly, J. M‘Dermott, W. Sheppard, W. Hamilton, H. Henry, A. Quinn, C. Ryan, W. Redmond, F. O’Connell, J. Johnston, J. Scott, J. Coon, H. M‘Nabb, M. Hayes, D. Bloomfield, G. Gunning, G. Jamison, D. Conrahey, B. O’Kara, J. Moroney, M. Morgan, A. Woods, D. Carr, G. Bond, H. Forster, P. Gorman, J. M‘Guire, P. Scalley, M. Callins, W. Abraham, E. Gallagher, H. Kelly, P. Horan, G. Morron, E. Poulteny, J. Shaw, J. Ward, D. M‘Auliffe, P. Downes, M. Murray, G. Crummey, C. Burke, S. Buffney, J. Davies, R. Bradley, P. Hogan, J. Mulvehill, J. M‘Clemnay, J. Devlin, S. Cannan, E. Bourke, J. Henry, J. Laverty, J. Meade, P. Minehan, B. Pearson, J. Power, P. Skey, A. Scott, P. Sheppard, P. Wang, E. Bourke, W. Cormack, T. Fizzell, J. Kennedy, P. Kernan, G. Lilly, P. Moran, T. Motley, J. M‘Kenna, H. O’Brien, M. Parsons, W. Birby, P. Skey, P. Tunney, J. Wade, J. White, P. Daly.

(H).

1852-3. THE SECOND WAR WITH BURMA.

Officers—
Killed in action or died of wounds—
	Lieutenants R. Doran, W. P. Cockburn.
Died of disease—
	Lieutenant-Colonel C. J. Coote; Captain A. Gillespie; Lieutenant F. Lillie.
Other ranks—
Killed in action or died of wounds—
	Sergeant	W. M‘T. Shanks.
	Corporal	M. Ganley.
	Drummer	W. Brown.
	Privates	M. M‘Dermott, J. Noland, G. Roarke, J. Sweeny, J. Tuppy, T. Cooney, J. Crossin, T. Dowd, T. Egan, J. M‘Goughlin, J. Ryan (2), J. Ryder, W. Wall (2).
Died of disease or from accident—
	Sergeants	Quartermaster-Sergeant C. Harman; Orderly-Room Clerk J. Ford; Drum-Major R. Harringan; Colour-Sergeants S. Fullerton, M. Dutton, P. Hackett, J. Hogan; Sergeants C. D. Carry, A. Owens, T. Gaffney, A. M‘Clean, O. Manus, J. Murray, C. Quinn, S. M. Thackery, G. Cary.
	Corporals	W. Bowles, J. H. Briscoe, T. Donaher, R. Moore, J. Kelly, C. M‘Cracken, P. Luthervill, M. Rodgers, J. Brady, W. Wheeldon, P. Fladdeny.
	Drummers	W. Nelligan, J. Lyons, E. Lyon, J. Storan.
	Privates	P. Burke, T. Bourke, W. Canty, P. Carroll, G. Cooper, M. Crannich, E. Crow, P. Dalton, B. Daly, T. Daly, M. Donnell, M. Doyle, J. Dwyer, T. Fox, T. Foy, W. Kelly (iii.), P. Kennedy, P. Kiley, W. Lesinane, J. Lynch, W. Lynch, R. M‘Knight, J. Maher, J. Mathews, P. Meighan, J. Moran, J. P. Murphy, M. Nicholas, M. O’Brien, P. O’Loughlin, M. Phelan, T. Pilkington, M. Power, N. Power, T. Rubie, J. Shaw, J. Shea, M. Shean, J. Simmons, J. Toole, M. Tynan, R. Williams, W. Ball, G. Browne, T. Calligan, M. Carragher, M. Casgrove, E. M. Devine, D. Dowd, J. Doyle, W. Duggan, T. Dunne, J. Ferguson, D. Flannedy, M. Gleeson, S. Griffin, L. Hardiman, J. Harris, T. Harrington, P. Healy, J. Heffirnan, M. Hogan, J. Kelly, J. M‘Donald, Patrick M‘Kenna, Phelix M‘Kenna, L. M‘Loughlin (drowned), D. Murphy, L. Nolan, T. Noland, T. Parsons, W. M. Roden, T. Ryan (ii.), R. Ryder, T. Shea, D. Sullivan, M. Tierney, M. Walsh (ii.), G. Alcock, W. Allen, S. Archbold, P. Barry (i.), P. Bennett, P. Boylan, M. Brien, J. Bralley, M. Butler, J. Cain, S. Campbell, J. Cushman (drowned), T. Collins, W. Connelly, R. Cotter, P. Coughlan, J. Cummins, T. Cummins, E. Deakins, M. Dee, P. Donnelly, M. Duggan, T. Fenton, M. Fitman, E. Fitzgerald, C. Flanagan, J. Fleming, W. Fullerham, P. Gallagher, J. Gallagher, J. Glavin, J. Hamilton, J. Hopkins, E. Hunter, M. Kelly, T. Kelly, J. Lawler, T. Leahy, T. Leary, J. M‘Cabe, E. Macken, D. Meade, J. Mulholland, J. Murphy (iii.), M. Murphy, T. Mead, T. Parken, P. Power, P. Ryan (ii.), P. Ryan, W. Smart, H. Stewart, J. Storen, M. Sullivan, M. Tooney, J. Warren, R. Welch, J. Williams, W. Wingrove, M. Barrett, M. Baulden, F. Browne, J. Byrne, D. Cahal, J. Callaghan (ii.), J. Carty, M. Coan, M. Cooney, H. Copley, J. Cramteh, R. Creery, J. Currey, P. Derkin, M. Devine, J. Donnelly, J. Duggan (ii.), P. Dugan, W. H. Edwards, P. English, J. Farrell, D. Fennell, P. Fenton, P. Finigan, M. Fitzgerald, J. Flynn, L. Foley, M. Gannon, J. Gibney, P. Glynn, W. Hamilton, S. Harrington, M. Hayes, J. Hill, E. Hogan, J. Hunt, J. Ingles, M. Kain, J. Kavanagh, J. Kearley, P. Kelly, C. Kennally, J. Kettewell, G. King, J. M‘Cabe, J. M‘Cormick, R. M‘Farland, A. M‘Gill, J. M‘Glynn, J. Mahony, J. May, N. Moore, J. Mulhern, M. Murphy, M. Murphy (ii.), W. Murray, J. Neil, C. Pendergrast, P. Plant, R. Power, J. Reidy, D. Roche, D. Ronan, J. Scally, P. Sheehan, T. Sheehan, P. Sheridan, M. Sullivan, G. Taylor, W. Taylor, J. Vanee, H. Vaughan, N. Walsh, J. Walsh, J. Wilkinson, D. Baxan, R. Barratt, J. Bourke, M. Boyle, P. Byrne, T. Caffrey, R. Calvert, J. Carrall (ii.), M. Cavanagh, J. Collins, J. Cormick, P. Daly (ii.), R. Donovan, M. Flaherty, M. Foley, W. Gore, J. Gough, J. Green (i.), J. Griffen, W. Hallinan, E. Hauranan, J. Harnan, P. Hassett, O. Hederman, R. Kavanagh, H. Kelly, W. Keris, J. Lonsdale, J. M‘Corvill, J. M‘Cormick, F. M‘Guire, W. M‘Kernon, R. M‘Kirn, E. M‘Manus, M. M‘Mamara, S. Maggs, C. Mahoney, J. Mooney, J. Moore, J. Morgan, T. O’Dea, R. Olliver, W. Pedlow, E. Penrose, J. Rahally, J. Ready, J. Reardon (i.), W. Roberts, D. Ryan, T. Sullivan, P. Tancred, W. Wall, W. Whipple, J. Worrell, A. Edmonds, D. Bourke, J. Broderick, J. Brown, J. Costigan, J. Daly, T. Delahunty, J. Dunn, J. Durnin, E. Flinter, A. Harrington, C. Heffernan, S. Honrihan, A. Horragan, J. Kelly (ii.), W. Kelly (ii.), D. Kelly, D. Kennedy, J. King, J. Kyley, J. Langston, J. Lanregan, S. Lightbody, J. M‘Cracken, J. Moran, P. Murphy, M. Murphy, F. Murray, D. Murray, J. Nolan, J. O’Trien, J. Quigley, M. Quinn, E. Ready, W. Sherridan, F. Stewart, H. Tate, J. Taylor, P. Ternon, J. Tierney, J. Todd, L. Walsh, J. Weir, J. Barnwill, J. Buckley, R. Delahunty, P. Garrity, P. Hardiman, M. Hayes, C. Henry, J. Lamb, O. Reagan, J. Toohey.

(I).

1854-6. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.

Officers—
Killed		Lieutenant J. W. Meurant.
Died of disease		Lieutenant E. D. Ricard.
Wounded		Major J. Clarke Kennedy; Captains A. Armstrong, J. Cormick, M. J. Hayman, H. F. Stephenson, J. G. Wilkinson; Lieutenants W. O’B. Taylor, F. Fearnley, C. Hotham, W. Kemp.
Other ranks—
Killed—
	Sergeant	Colour-Sergeant T. Mallow.
	Corporals	M. Hartigan, G. Morgan, J. Watson.
	Privates	O. Whelan, W. Birmingham, J. Cashman, M. Cantlin, T. Cotter, F. Degnan, P. Dowd, K. Flynn, K. Gordon, M. Gorman, C. Hannagan, A. Keane, P. Kearns, L. Keelan, J. Lynch, T. M‘Cormick, W. M‘Cormick, S. M‘Evoy, J. Malony, M. Murphy (ii.), P. Malony, J. Murray, D. O’Brien, G. Pugh, B. Quinn, J. Rodgers, D. Walpole, T. Cavanagh, J. Clarke, T. Donovan, P. Kelcher, J. Nolan, R. Nugent, J. Reeves, J. Reilly, D. Rourke, P. Smith.
Died of wounds—
	Sergeant	Colour-Sergeant G. Wildenham, T. Studdart.
	Corporal	J. Leahy.
	Drummer	W. Cardwell.
	Privates	M. Keane, J. Ahern, P. Bryan, J. Carroll, A. Church, J. Dolan, T. Edmonds, R. Entwistle, T. Fragan, R. Fenton, M. Hallinan, M. Hanrahan, M. Kennally, H. M‘Cabe, M. M‘Gawley, J. M‘Gowan, P. Masterson, M. Moriarty, W. Quinn, W. Rainey, J. Ryan, G. P. Storey, J. Tigue, P. Tobin, J. Wiggins, J. Woods, P. Leary, J. Doyle, W. Hamilton, W. Howes, D. M‘Carthy, H. M‘Guinness, D. Murray, T. O’Leary, P. Ryan, J. Sessnan, M. Sheehan, T. Smyth, R. Walsh, J. Sullivan.
Died of disease—
	Sergeants	Hospital-Sergeant J. M‘Gill; Sergeants J. Bogle, A. M‘Cormick.
	Corporals	J. Brimage, J. Lacey, P. Kilkelly.
	Privates	G. Beckett, T. Carmode, M. Carmody, P. Carroll, R. Clark, P. Collins, I. Cooke, W. Davis, W. Deane, J. Develin, J. Exham, W. Fry, J. Garvey, J. Grogan, A. Haigh, H. Hobson, T. Halt, M. Keeffe, A. Killeen, R. Lowe, T. M‘Namara, P. Mangan, J. Mangner, J. Mathews, J. Manning, M. Mulcahy, M. Murphy, J. O’Brien, J. O’Neill, W. Pelitt, M. Purcell, P. Quealy, D. A. Shehin, J. Smith (ii.), W. Smyth, R. T. Young, M. Walsh, W. Deegan, E. Ridgeway, J. Blair, J. Byrnes, J. Fragan, W. Foord, J. Harte, A. Hickey, S. M‘Namara, P. Murtha, B. Ready, J. Russell, A. Scott, C. Slattery, G. Ablett, G. Coxall, E. Green, M. M‘Donald, G. M‘Kone, J. Morris, J. Shea, J. Secrett, J. Hilton, J. Brien, T. Farrelly, J. Fleming, H. Neill, D. Leary, W. Barlow, M. Cash, T. Caffey, G. Scales, T. Sullivan, J. Whelan, P. Rooney, H. Palmer.
Wounded—
	Sergeants	Colour-Sergeants J. Orchard, J. Proctor; Sergeants N. Hunter, J. Hobbs, M. M‘Key, F. Bartlett, P. Carroll, G. Clarke, E. Dunne, J. Gleeson, J. Grant, J. Hallissey, C. Keenan, T. M‘Carthy, H. Morton, T. O’Donnell, E. Owen, W. Reside, R. Sheehan, W. Stewart, W. Stuart, P. Collins, J. Harvey, J. Jackson, C. Keenan.
	Corporals	J. Ryan, D. Murphy, J. Maddigan, J. Dillon, P. Kuniare, C. Newman, M. O’Connor, H. Sherdy, R. Waters, J. Marks, M. Rourke, C. Newman.
	Drummers	T. M‘Grath, J. Molloy.
	Privates	J. Connors, H. Griffiths, T. M‘Hale, M. Rowley, J. Hopkins, P. M‘Guire, J. Malmey, P. Hughes, O. Sweeney, P. Brody, M. Flannery, J. Ford, T. Green, J. Hamilton, T. Ryan, D. Buckley, T. Farrelly, W. Fulham, J. M‘Dermott, P. Mullhalley, P. Sullivan, F. Toole, T. Vyse, P. Abbott, R. Baglin, T. Bailey, M. Brogan, W. Browne, J. Callaghan, J. Casey, M. Cawley, C. Clancey, J. Clancey, E. Clayton, John Coleman, Jerh. Coleman, J. Collins, M. Collins, P. Collins, F. Comisky, M. Condon, M. Connell, O. Connell, J. Cotton, T. Coulter, J. Cox, P. Coyle, M. Cremine, P. Cullinan, T. Cumiskey, P. Cummins, J. Curtin, J. Dacy, J. Dennis, A. Desmond, J. Desmond, R. Doherty, P. Donohoe, P. Donovan, J. Dougherty, P. Dowd, J. Downs, Jos. Doyle, D. Driscoll, T. Dimphy, J. Duggan, J. Dunn, J. Edgill, M. Edwards, W. Fallon, J. Farrell, N. Farrell, C. Fielding, P. Finnegan, J. FitzGerald, T. Flaherty, T. Flannagan, J. Fleming, G. Foote, J. Forster, C. Fry, M. Glamson, W. Good, F. Goody, A. Gorman, P. Greeman, J. Gultry, T. Haggarty, M. Hair, A. Hardy, J. Harrington (i.), J. Harrington (ii.), R. Harris, T. Hasleton, D. Hayes, J. Hayes, J. Henry, D. Hogan, J. Houston, J. Hughes, P. Hughes, L. Jerman, D. Keane, M. Kennedy, C. Keilly, P. Kilty, G. Killeen, J. Lancaster, E. Langton, P. Leary (ii.), T. Leary, J. Lebart, G. Lucas, J. Lynch, C. M‘Carthy, J. M‘Carthy, J. M‘Cawley, J. M‘Garagle, H. M‘Gavin, M. M‘Gawley, J. M‘Gowen, M. M‘Guire, J. M‘Guinness, T. M‘Hales, O. M‘Kevill, J. M‘Longlin, J. M‘Nally, O. M‘Nally, M. Mackay, J. Maher, W. Maher, W. Malley, T. Mangan, H. Mansfield, J. Marks, R. Marsh, T. Medhurst, W. Milliard, C. Moreland, J. Morrow, T. Mulready, P. C. Murphy, J. Murphy, P. Murphy, T. Murphy (i.), T. Murphy (ii.), H. Nanton, H. Neill, J. Nunn, J. O’Brien, P. O’Brien, J. O’Reegan, J. O’Sullivan, H. Powell, M. Prior, A. Quillan, T. Quillan, W. Rainey, J. Reagan, J. Reeves, J. Roach, T. Roberts, D. Robinson, T. Rohan, D. Rourke, J. Ryan (ii.), M. Ryan, E. Scanlon, M. Shaw, C. Sheehan, J. Sherrook, J. Shihy, T. Singleton, J. Slowey, A. Small, Pat. Smith, Phillip Smith, J. Spright, T. Sullivan, H. Spaulding, J. Swift, P. Taffe, T. Talbot, H. Thompson, E. Walsh, R. Walsh, W. Warwick, J. Whelan, P. Winne, T. Wyse, P. Bannan, M. Byrnes, J. Crowley, J. Jordon, T. O’Brien, D. Quill, H. Spaulding, H. Tue, D. Quilley, E. Ashton, J. Buckley, B. Keffe, J. Lyons, P. Burley, M. Dignam, T. M‘Mahon, J. Morrow, B. Flanahan, J. O’Brien, W. Fallan, C. Fry, J. Cantlin, T. Medhurst, D. O’Connell, J. Stanley, T. M‘Mahon, J. Halinan, M. Collins, G. Baker, W. Hamilton, J. Lawlor, T. Singleton, J. Kerry, W. M‘Crackin, M. Glamson, R. Keefe, J. Curry, D. Kane, H. M‘Cann, M. Quigley, J. Quilligan, J. Butler, T. Linihan, J. Sullivan, J. Murphy, J. O’Rogan, P. O’Donnell.

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1858-9. OPERATIONS DURING THE MUTINY IN INDIA.

Deaths from disease—
	Officers	Captain W. F. G. Forster; Lieutenant T. Watt; Assistant-Surgeon C. E. Porteous.
Other ranks—
	Privates	J. Jones, P. M‘Caskir, G. Sutton, P. Travers, T. Gayner, T. Hogan, W. M‘Kenna, J. Shihey, J. Cronin, G. Drakin, J. D. Finne, C. Walker, T. Williams, R. Allen, H. Bloomer, F. Carter, E. Clayton, T. Gallagher, J. Hinley, J. Jennings, J. Lee, P. Loughrey, T. Murphy, A. Scott, T. Slater, J. Sweeney, J. Wilkinson.

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1863-1867. NEW ZEALAND.

Officers—
March 30-April 2, 1864. Capture of the pah at Orakau.
	Mortally wounded—Brevet-Major J. T. Ring.
	Died of accident or disease during the war—
	Lieutenants F. P. Leonard (1864) and O. R. Lawson (drowned 1865); Ensign G. B. Jenkins (drowned 1865).
Other ranks—
July 17th 1863. Attack on a convoy in the Hunua forest.
	Killed	Privates A. Jamieson, F. Macgrath, J. Scott, J. Limerick.
	Wounded	Sergeant W. Lawson; Corporals Flinn and Kee; Lance-Corporal Kavanagh; Privates Keene, Gibbons, H. Hurst, H. Ryan, A. M. Cague, T. Connors.
July 22nd 1863. Affair at Keri-Keri.
	Killed	Private John Ewins.
	Wounded	Privates J. Hamilton, T. Dunbar, —— Conroy, J. FitzGerald.
August 25th 1863. Affair in the Hunua forest.
	Wounded	Private L. Glover.
March 30th-April 2nd 1864. Capture of the pah at Orakau.
	Killed	Sergeant W. Lawson; Privates T. Carroll, M. Bellaine, T. Traynor, H. Cassedy.
	Died of wounds—Privates J. O’Donnell, T. Hannon, G. Gallagher.
	Wounded	Corporal Johnson; Drummer Lyon; Lance-Corporal G. Carroll; Privates J. Close, G. Thomas, P. Fax, J. Carlisle, J. Stainton, E. Jenkins.
January 24th-25th 1865. The affair at Nukumaru.
Officers—No losses.
Other ranks—
	Killed	Privates P. Conlin, J. Brien, S. Heathwood.
	Died of wounds—Private T. Graham.
	Wounded	Lance-Corporal J. Scott; Privates J. Boyle, C. Rivers, J. Dorez, C. Gallagher, P. Cranny, T. Lock, F. Trevor, D. Watkins, R. High, P. Wheelon.
	Died of accident or disease during the war—
	Sergeants	Colour-Sergeant J. J. Hawkesby.
	Corporal	T. Armstrong.
	Drummer	A. Cassedy.
	Privates	D. Carrall, T. Connell, D. Aldecroft (drowned), P. Kennedy, J. Moran, J. Murray, J. O’Meally (drowned), J. O’Neil (drowned), W. Carroll, W. M‘Dowell, W. O’Rourke (drowned), M. Cussen, B. Bolton, A. Conner, J. Hallman, W. M‘Carton, M. Quinn, M. Staunton, J. Hennesery, P. Leslie, J. Plunket, G. Ridgway (drowned), M. Slattery (drowned), J. Lockling, C. Roarke (drowned), E. Smith (drowned), G. Clarke, H. Kilroy, J. Sadler, P. Shea, E. Lawlor, T. Crosson, J. Harrity, J. M‘Enerney, S. Welbey, C. Devling.

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1878-80. AFGHAN WAR.

Losses of the first Battalion from accident or disease while on the line of communication in the Khyber Pass.

Officer—
Quartermaster	R. Barrett.
Non-commissioned officers, &c.—
Quartermaster-Sergeant	A. Keating; Colour-Sergeant A. Bagnall; Sergeants J. Mann and J. M‘Connell.
Corporals	J. Connelly and J. Cox.
Drummer	J. Manley.
Privates	P. Darmody, M. Delaney, R. Dillon, W. Fitzgerald, M. Kehoe, H. King, G. M‘Donnell, D. M‘Guill, W. Milne, J. Monaghan, P. Shea, R. Bolger, J. Burke, T. Carthy, J. Cleary, P. Dumphy, J. Freeman, M. Haldon, J. Lee, J. Madden, J. O’Brien, R. Keeffe, J. Poe, A. Thompson, P. Carroll, J. M‘Guire, J. Galavin, T. O’Connell, M. Downey, T. Graham, J. Kenny, T. Reiddy, P. Traynor, M. O’Donnell, P. Hudson, T. Preston, J. Kennedy, A. Newman, J. Perkins, J. Moore, W. Johnson, G. Kelly, T. Kelly, A. Keefe, J. Barry, J. Gorman, T. Murphy, T. Dunne, B. Farrell, P. Hackett, M. Keane, A. Pinner, M. Whelan.

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1882. EGYPT.

Kassasin. 9th September 1882.
Wounded	Captain H. H. Edwards (attached from Royal Welsh Fusiliers); Privates Richard Keough and Richard Burke.
Tel-el-Kebir. 13th September 1882.
Officers and other ranks—
Killed	Captain C. M. Jones (attached from the Connaught Rangers); Lance-Corporal F. B. Devine; Privates P. Milligan and P. Stars.
Mortally wounded	Privates C. Looby, J. Woodall, P. Maher, H. Lines.
Wounded	Lieutenants A. G. Chichester and H. H. Drummond-Wolff (attached from the Royal Fusiliers); Colour-Sergeant W. Savage; Sergeant M. Darmedy; Privates P. Ryan, J. Shea, P. Connelly, J. Sexton, P. Neill, M. Fleming, J. Mannering, P. Malone, P. Gough, J. Goulding, T. Dalton, and J. Cannon.
The following died from accident or disease during the campaign—
	Armourer-Sergeant T. Gillson; Sergeants M. Harper, T. Holmes, C. Whiteside; Drummer J. O’Connor; Boy A. Paradine; Privates J. Brophy, M. Callaghan, N. Fardy, H. Gardner, J. Gulliver, P. Jordan, P. Joyce, J. Maher (drowned), J. Ryan (1), J. Ryan (2), E. Street, J. Willis, E. Whelan.

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1884-5. THE CAMPAIGN ON THE NILE.

Casualties at Abu Klea on 16th and 17th February 1885.

	16th.
Officer—
Severely wounded	Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant Jamieson.
Other ranks—
Severely wounded	Sergeant Hanraham.
Slightly wounded	Corporal Farrell; Privates Kerwick, Daveney, Daley, M‘Loughlin, Murphy, Porter.
	17th.
	Privates Norris, Healey, M‘Keevor, Glashier, M‘Guire.
Deaths from accident or disease during the campaign—
	Sergeant R. Squire.
	Corporal J. Kennedy; Lance-Corporal T. Kennedy.
	Privates P. Breen, P. Burden, P. Carr, J. Coughlin, J. Coulter, D. Dandridge, E. Dooey, E. Dyer, P. Farrell (drowned), T. Finn, P. Fortune, L. Jones, W. Knapp, E. Lewis, W. Lynch, J. Mackay (drowned), H. Morgan, G. Noyce, W. Roach.

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1888. BLACK MOUNTAIN OR HAZARA CAMPAIGN.

Killed in action	Privates P. M. C. Loughlin and J. Johnson
Killed by falling over a precipice	Privates —— Gibson and —— M‘Grath.
Wounded	Privates P. Martin, P. Ryan, and T. Gavin.

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1896. MASHONALAND.

Killed	Private W. Wickham.
Died of disease	Private E. Lyons.
Wounded	Lieutenant S. G. French; Privates T. Mahony and James M‘Kay.

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1900-1902. SOUTH AFRICA.

Casualties of the Royal Irish Regiment.

Officers.
Killed—
1900.
Feb.	12.	Captain S. G. French	Operations for the relief of Mafeking.
July	23.	Captain W. Gloster	Slabbert’s Nek.
1901.
Jan.	7-8.	Captain F. L. Fosbery	Monument Hill, Belfast.
Died of wounds—
1900.
June	1.	Captain Sir John E. C. Power, Bart. (5th Battalion, attached to Irish Yeomanry).	Wounded between Kroonstad and Lindley.
July	8.	Captain J. B. S. Alderson	Wounded at Bethlehem.
Sept.	3.	Captain R. R. Arbuthnot	Wounded at Ottoshop, Western Transvaal.
Died of disease—
1900.
May	24.	2nd Lieutenant A. C. S. Fletcher	Bloemfontein.
1902.
March	21.	Captain G. A. Ashfordby-Trenchard (5th Battalion, attached to 23rd Mounted Infantry).	Elandsfontein
Wounded—
1900.
Feb.	14.	Major H. M. Hatchell	Jacobsdal.
April	29.	Captain R. A. Smyth	Thabanchu.
May	20.	Lieutenant M. H. E. Welch	Near Lindley.
July	7.	Captain T. Warwick Williams (Volunteer company).	Bethlehem.
July	23.	Captain E. F. Milner (severely)	Slabbert’s Nek.
1901.
Jan.	7-8.	Captain E. F. Milner (severely)	Monument Hill, Belfast.
Oct.	24.	Lieutenant J. A. M. J. P. Kelly	Near Koffyfontein.
Nov.	6.	Major B. J. C. Doran (In command of a column).	Strydomsvlei, near Willowmore.
Injured—
		Captain G. Hearn (4th Battalion).

Non-Commissioned Officers and Men.
Killed—
1900.
May 4.	6435	Private	P. Murphy	Near Brandfort.
May 10.	4055	″	J. M‘Lean.
	6035	″	A. Eaton	Near Winburg.
June 28.	5291	″	P. Ryan	Klipplaat Drift.
July 7.	6512	″	M. Donovan	Bethlehem.
	3853	″	M. Carroll	″
July 23-24.	2343	Sergeant	J. Keyton	Slabbert’s Nek.
	6217	Corporal	T. Ryan	″
	1049	Private	J. Gardiner (3rd batt.)	″
	6559	″	M. Nagle	″
	6529	″	M. Power	″
	3425	″	M. Keating	″
July 26.	5583	Corporal	C. Hogan	Naauwpoort Nek.
July 28.	3493	Lance-Corporal W. O’Farrell		Slaapkranz.
Sept. 7.	3798	Private	M. Dawson	Near Lydenburg.
	944	″	J. Connolly (5th Batt.).	″
1901.
Jan. 7-8,	3614	Lance-Corporal J. Denison		Monument Hill, Belfast.
	4348	″	G. Dowie	″ ″
	3733	Private	J. Barry	″ ″
	1198	″	J. Colwell (4th batt.)	″ ″
	5295	″	M. Dundon.	″ ″
	858	″	W. Grindon (3rd batt.)	″ ″
	6447	″	M. M‘Grath	″ ″
	3439	″	J. Shea	″ ″
March 14.	140	″	M. Keogh	Krugerspost.
Nov. 20.	6154	Sergeant	W. Brady	Rietfontein.
1902.
Jan. 27.	5062	Private	T. Corbett	Mexico, near Winburg.
Died of wounds—
1900.	2958	Private	W. Costan	Wounded at Bethlehem, July 7.
	289	″	E. Brophy (3rd batt.)	″ ″ ″
	63	″	H. Azelby	″ ″ ″
	6114	″	M. Wheelan	″ ″ ″
	2066	″	P. Stewart	Wounded at Slabbert’s Nek, July 23-24.
1900.	6413	Private	M. Holden	Wounded at Slabbert’s Nek, July 23-24.
	489	″	D. Devereux (3rd batt.)	″ ″ ″
1901.	4882	Sergeant	J. Jones	Wounded at Monument Hill, Belfast, January 7-8.
	724	Private	J. Clancy (4th batt.)	″ ″ ″
	3923	″	J. Donovan	″ ″ ″
	1989	″	J. Fitzgerald	″ ″ ″
	6331	″	T. Murphy	″ ″ ″
	2494	″	J. Ryan (5th batt.)	Wounded at Krugerspost, March 14.
	2744	″	L. Taylor	Defence of train at Wildfontein, March 22.
1902.	1040	″	J. Brett.	Defence of blockhouse near Lydenburg, March 22.
Accidentally killed or drowned—
1900.
Dec. 30.	5871	Private	B. Walsh	Near Zand river farm.
1901.
Feb. 23.	6375	″	P. Murphy	Modder river.
Sept. 9.	4247	″	W. Sweeney	Near Jagersfontein.
Nov. 20.	5845	″	D. Kehoe	″ Lydenburg.
1902.
Feb. 22.	——	Conductor F. Stanners (attached)		″ ″
March 31.	3185	Private	M. Cullen (4th Batt.)	″ ″
Died of disease—
Non-commissioned officers—
3750, Orderly-Room Sergeant P. Broderic; 2762, Sergeant-Drummer T. Morey; 4313, Sergeant J. Cheasty; 3157, Sergeant H. Healey; 5804, Corporal W. Fagan; 5130, Corporal P. Murphy.
Drummer—5672, M. Wall.
Private soldiers—
5411, J. Brennan; 138, J. Brien (4th Batt.); 6260, L. Clancy; 32, P. Carthy (3rd Batt.); 1858, J. Clince (3rd Batt.); 4106, E. Clouter; 5400, M. Coveney; 4256, J. Craven; 4227, C. Daly; 1823, P. Dempsey (3rd Batt.); 6606, W. Donoghue; 3767, P. Dunne; 6305, J. Evett; 3146, P. Eustace; 3951, J. Fagan; 6346, R. Field; 6248, J. Fenelon; 6219, J. Fleming; 6335, W. Foran; 1444, J. Giltrap (3rd Batt.); 1918, J. Gorman (5th Batt.); 580, J. Hanton (3rd Batt.); 6797, J. Houghton; 1578, J. Hill (5th Batt.); 2909, B. Holohan (4th Batt.); 274, P. Kane (3rd Batt.); 6363, A. Kavanagh; 939, T. Kavanagh (3rd Batt.); 6542, P. Keating; 586, W. Kelly (3rd Batt.); 6031, J. Lee; 4719, J. M‘Namara; 83, W. M‘Namara (5th Batt.); 6228, J. Martin; 3846, M. Malone; 4414, J. Moran; 6264, J. Mulcahy; 6153, P. Mulcahy; 5273, G. Murphy; 1670, J. Murphy (3rd Batt.); 131, P. Murphy (3rd Batt.); 2111, M. Murray (4th Batt.); 4084, M. M‘Guinness; 6513, J. O’Neill; 6397, T. Power; 2326, J. Pyte (4th Batt.); 6453, J. Quirke; 4708, A. Stafford; 3419, W. Scannell; 1471, J. Sinnott (3rd Batt.); 4871, J. Slattery; 3620, R. J. Walsh; 1458, G. Webster (4th Batt.); 6350, W. Whitmore.

Wounded—
1900.
Feb. 10.	4723	Sergeant W. Leggett	Klip Drift.
Feb. 27.	4893	″ J. Peebles	Paardeberg.
	3623	Lance-Corporal R. Foster	″
	5386	Private M. Connell	″
	6317	″ F. Ennis	″
Feb. 27.	6186	Private A. Freeman	Paardeberg.
	3442	″ M. Shaughnessy	″
	6255	″ D. Fitzgerald	Ramah.
	6249	″ M. Delohery	″
March 31.	2808	″ P. Brown	Sannah’s Post.
	5490	″ M. Cain	″
	5218	″ J. Everett	″
April.	5878	Lance-Corporal T. Holland	March from Thabanchu to Pretoria.
May.	5108	Sergeant F. M‘Tighe, severely	″ ″ ″
June.	5186	Lance-Corporal H. Cross, severely	″ ″ ″
	3167	Private R. Dwyer	″ ″ ″
	3076	″ W. Nolan, severely	″ ″ ″
	3094	″ J. Murray, severely	″ ″ ″
	3594	″ P. Maher, severely	″ ″ ″
June 28.	3747	Lance-Corporal J. Maher	Klipplaat Drift.
June 29.	3702	Private J. Doyle	Drift over the Zand river.
July 6.	1426	″ T. Allen	Bethlehem.
	4983	″ J. Keadid	″
July 7.	4243	Col.-Sergt. T. Mahony, severely	″
	3911	Corporal P. Smith, severely	″
	6162	″ R. Cant, severely	″
	4710	Lance-Corpl. M. Reid, severely	″
	5267	″ M. Sullivan	″
	795	Private J. Parsons, severely	″
	257	″ T. Hughes (3rd Batt.)	″
	6613	″ D. Kenny, severely	″
	1659	″ J. Giltrap (3rd Batt.), severely	″
	6331	″ J. Murphy, severely	″
	3267	″ K. Sealey	″
	6393	″ C. Meehan, severely	″
	6254	″ J. Murphy, severely	″
	6203	″ J. Noctor, severely	″
	3387	″ M. Meara, severely	″
	1845	″ J. Hartigan (3rd Batt.)	″
	5974	″ J. Mooney	″
	866	″ W. Carley (3rd Batt.), severely	″
	1724	″ P. Fitzgerald, severely	″
	99	″ J. Dahy, severely	″
	2354	″ P. Mackay, severely	″
	206	″ J. Purcell, severely	″
	3450	″ W. Ryan, severely	″
	6492	″ J. Ryan, severely	″
	3862	″ P. Whelan, severely	″
	2756	″ P. Cherry, severely	″
	3334	″ M. Kelly, severely	″
	2595	″ W. Hally, severely	″
	1330	″ P. Doyle, severely	″
	3377	″ M. Butler	″
	5604	″ J. Crotty, severely	″
	4385	″ J. Deane, severely	″
	5974	″ J. Mooney	″
July 7.	410	Private J. Gardner (3rd Batt.), severely	″
	1456	″ J. Devereux, severely	″
	2353	″ J. Lander	″
	6609	″ J. Power	″
1900.
July.	7827	Lance-Sergt. W. M‘Donnell, severely	Volunteer company Bethlehem.
	7952	Corporal W. Wilson, severely	″ ″
	7895	Private P. Beaumont	″ ″
	7834	″ T. Brophy	″ ″
	7854	″ T. Carroll	″ ″
	7844	″ A. Collins, severely	″ ″
	7883	″ T. M‘Cormick, severely	″ ″
	7879	″ R. Malone, severely	″ ″
July 23-24.	1967	Sergeant T. M‘Guinness, severely	Slabbert’s Nek.
	3562	Lance-Corp. J. Williams, severely	″
	4506	Private J. Kavanagh, severely	″
	4817	″ J. Coghlan	″
	630	″ R. Foley (3rd Batt.), severely	″
	2456	″ H. Keogh	″
	2625	″ D. Hearney	″
July 26.	6230	″ F. Belford, severely	Naauwpoort Nek.
July 28.	6489	″ W. Sinnott, severely	Slaapkranz.
	2143	″ J. Moore, severely	″
	1217	″ M. Quirke (3rd Batt.), severely	″
	3848	″ P. M‘Namara	″
	4188	″ J. Kelly, severely	″
Sept. 7.	1989	″ P. Connors	Near Lydenburg.
	3831	″ J. Fitzpatrick	″
Nov. 6.	4892	″ C. Wilks	Bothaville.
	6189	″ W. Foulkes	″
	6249	″ M. Delohery	″
Dec. 26.	6565	″ B. Boyle, dangerously	On railway near Pan.
	1604	″ J. Dalton, slightly	″ ″
1901.
Jan. 7-8.	5217	Sergeant W. Bullock	Monument Hill, Belfast.
	2608	Lance-Corporal M. Spillane, severely	″ ″
	5808	Drummer C. Abbott, severely	″ ″
	6196	Private W. Burke, severely	″ ″
	1558	″ P. Cavanagh, severely	″ ″
	6129	″ W. Butler, severely	″ ″
	6200	″ T. Doyle, severely	″ ″
	2611	″ J. Flynn, severely	″ ″
	1561	″ J. Jones	″ ″
	2133	″ P. Lacey (3rd Batt.), severely	″ ″
	1680	″ J. Lawlor	″ ″
	6407	″ J. O’Brien, severely	″ ″
	3308	″ J. O’Brien	″ ″
	2228	″ R. O’Brien, severely	″ ″
	4077	″ J. O’Keeffe, severely	″ ″
	878	″ W. Connors (3rd Batt.), severely	″ ″
Jan.	4609	Private W. Power, dangerously	Monument Hill, Belfast.
	6485	″ T. Reilly, severely	″ ″
	1222	″ J. Ryan, severely	″ ″
	3053	″ W. Ryan, severely	″ ″
	3348	″ J. Sheehan, severely	″ ″
	4735	″ J. Smith, severely	″ ″
Jan. 29.	3595	″ J. Radigan	Tabaksberg.
Mar. 14.	2512	″ D. Doyle, severely	Kruger’s Post.
	1011	″ J. Dalton, severely	″
	1914	″ J. Kane, severely	″
May 5.	5314	Drummer G. Radford	Haartebeestfontein.
	4071	Private J. Cooney	″
Aug. 21.	7876	″ T. Lea	Wonderfontein.
Oct. 7.	6753	″ P. Walsh	Witklip.
	5590	Lance-Corp. A. Clinton	Snyman’s Post.
Oct. 19.	6564	Private T. Murphy	″
1902.
Mar. 19.	3263	Sergeant T. M‘Hale, severely	Defence of blockhouse near Lydenburg.
	3725	Private J. Flynn (4th Batt.), severely	″ ″
	6664	Private C. O’Neill, dangerously	″ ″
	3769	″ J. Kelly, severely	″ ″
	1542	″ J. Barnes, severely	″ ″
	5594	″ S. O’Donoghue, severely	″ ″
	5526	″ J. Matley, severely	″ ″
	6469	″ T. Connors, severely	″ ″
1900.	The following men were severely injured:—
	5731 Private J. Crooke and 3413 Private C. O’Brien.

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