SECOND BATTALION OF THE EIGHTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
This battalion was composed of recruits raised in Ireland, for limited service, under the authority of the Additional Force Act, which passed 4th of July, 1804, and was placed on the establishment of the army, December 25th of the same year. It was formed at Dumfries, in Scotland, in November, 1805, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel John Alexander Wallace, embarked at Leith for the Thames, and landing at Gravesend, marched into Sussex, where it occupied various quarters, and furnished, from time to time, reinforcements for the First Battalion. In January, 1807, it returned to Ireland, and was quartered principally in Connaught, where it recruited numerous volunteers from the Irish militia regiments.
In the summer of 1809 it embarked from Cork for Lisbon; but on its arrival, and subsequent inspection there, it was sent, in consequence of the youth of the men, to Gibraltar, and did duty in that garrison for a few months. From Gibraltar it was ordered, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, to Cadiz, in which city it was quartered during the operations against Fort Matagorda. After the reduction of that fort it was encamped for two or three months in the Isla de Leon, under the command of Major (afterwards Lieutenant-Colonel) Macpherson, and assisted in the construction of the lines thrown up for the defence of that island against the French. A short time before Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham engaged in the expedition which led to the battle of Barossa, the Second Battalion of the Eighty-Eighth was ordered again to Lisbon, where Colonel Taylor resumed the command.
In the pursuit of Massena’s army from the lines of Torres Vedras, the second battalion, under the command of Major Dunne, was attached to the third division of the army. It was engaged in the action at Sabugal, and was present in the operations of the army down to the storming of Badajoz, after which, it furnished, as formerly stated, a large draft of men to the First Battalion and returned to England. In the end of 1813 it was ordered to Ireland, for the greater facility of recruiting. The very liberal encouragement which Lieutenant-General Lord Beresford afforded to this service, enabled Major Dunne to obtain a number of volunteers from the Irish militia; the liberality of the Colonel, and the judicious management of the Commanding Officer, were so successful, that in two months the battalion was increased from one hundred and forty to eight hundred strong. It continued in Ireland, furnishing occasional drafts to the First Battalion until January, 1816, when it was finally reduced at Clare Castle, after transferring all the men who were fit for service to the 1st battalion, then quartered in France.
SUCCESSION OF FIELD OFFICERS;
THE
NAMES of OFFICERS, &c., KILLED and WOUNDED;
WITH A
LIST OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, &c.,
WHO HAVE RECEIVED MEDALS FOR MERITORIOUS
SERVICE.
SUCCESSION OF FIELD OFFICERS.
| Colonels. | ||||
| Date of Appointment. | Date of Removal, &c. | |||
| The Honourable John Thomas De Burgh, afterwards Major-General the Earl of Clanricarde | } | { | Removed to the 66th Regt., 27th Nov. 1794. | |
| } | Sept. 25th, 1793. | { | ||
| } | { | |||
| General John Reid | Nov. 27th, 1794. | Died in 1807. | ||
| Colonel William Carr Beresford, now General Viscount Beresford | } | Feb. 9th, 1807. | { | Removed to the 16th regiment of foot in 1819. |
| } | { | |||
| Lieut.-General Sir Gordon Drummond, G.C.B. | } | Mar. 11th, 1819. | { | Removed to the 71st regiment of foot in 1824. |
| } | { | |||
| Lieut.-General Sir Henry Fred. Campbell, K.C.B. | } | Jan. 16th, 1824. | { | Removed to the 25th regiment of foot in 1831. |
| } | { | |||
| Lieut.-General Sir John Alexander Wallace, Bt. and K.C.B. | } | Oct. 20th, 1831. | ||
| } | ||||
| Lieutenant-Colonels. | ||
| Date of Appointment. | Date of Removal, &c. | |
| Robert Brownrigg | September 25, 1793. | Coldstream Guards. |
| Frederick Keppell | March 28, 1794. | 49th foot. |
| Wentworth Serle | June 21, 1795. | To half-pay. |
| Wm. Carr Beresford | September 16, 1795. | Promoted to the Colonelcy in 1807. |
| Alexander Duff | April 14, 1798. | To half-pay. |
| John Alex. Wallace | February 6, 1805. | Promoted to Major-General, 1819. |
| John Taylor | May 18, 1809. | To half-pay. |
| James Ferguson | August 12, 1819. | To 52nd foot. |
| George N. O’Malley | June 2, 1825. | |
| Majors. | ||
| Date of Appointment. | Date of Promotion or Removal. | |
| J. T. Harvey Elwes | March 28, 1794. | To 4th foot. |
| Alexander Duff | March 28, 1794. | To Lieut.-Col. 88th. |
| Alexander Houstoun | July 15, 1795. | To 57th foot. |
| F. W. Buller | June 27, 1796. | To half-pay. |
| Daniel Hoghton | April, 1798. | To 8th foot. |
| Richard Vandeleur | April 1, 1804. | Died in Portugal, 1809. |
| William Ironmonger | September 18, 1804. | To 2nd foot. |
| John Silver | September 19, 1804. | Killed at Busaco, 1810. |
| Daniel Colquhoun | November 23, 1804. | To 7th garrison batt. |
| Christopher Vowell | March 10, 1810. | Retired. |
| R. B. M‘Pherson | March 17, 1808. | To half-pay. |
| R. B. M‘Gregor | November 23, 1809. | To half-pay. |
| John Dunne | October 25, 1810. | To half-pay. |
| Joseph Thompson | August 4, 1811. | Killed at Badajoz. |
| W. C. Seton | October 30, 1812. | To half-pay. |
| C. M. Graham | November 28, 1816. | Retired. |
| R. N. Nickle | November 28, 1822. | To Lieut.-Col. in 1825. |
| Henry Heathcote | October 6, 1825. | Died in 1829. |
| Harris Hailes | May 25, 1826. | To Lieut.-Col. 28th foot. |
| William Onslow | February 15, 1827. | To half-pay. |
| Robert O’Hara | May 14, 1829. | To Lieut.-Col. unatt. |
| W. H. Eden | July 2, 1829. | |
| William Mackie | Nov. 10, 1837. | |
| Return of the Names of theOfficers, and the Number of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates of the Eighty-Eighth, Killed and Wounded by the Enemy, at the Places and Dates specified. | ||||||
| Place and Date of Action. | Officers’ Names. | Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates. | ||||
| Killed. | Wounded. | Killed. | Wounded. | |||
| Serjts. | R.&F. | Serjts. | R.&F. | |||
| Major Ironmonger | ||||||
| Capt. M‘Pherson | ||||||
| ” Dunn | ||||||
| ” Chisholm | ||||||
| ” Seton | ||||||
| ” Peshall | ||||||
| Lieut. Thompson | Lieut. Adair | |||||
| Buenos Ayres | ” Hale | ” R. Nickle | — | 100 | — | 120 |
| 5th July, 1807. | Ensign M‘Gregor | ” Graydon | ||||
| Asst.-Sur. Fergusson | ” Whittle | |||||
| ” Stewart | ||||||
| ” Buller | ||||||
| ” Mackie | ||||||
| ” Gregg | ||||||
| ” Bury | ||||||
| Adjut. Robertson | ||||||
| Talavera, | Capt. Blake | |||||
| 27th and 28th | Lieut. Graydon | Capt. Brown | 3 | 22 | 12 | 93 |
| July, 1809 | ” Whittle | Lieut. Whitelaw | ||||
| ” Mc. Carthy | ||||||
| Maj. R. B. M‘Gregor | ||||||
| Capt M‘Dermott | ||||||
| Busaco, | Major Silver | ” G. H. Dansey | 1 | 29 | 2 | 92 |
| 27th Sept. | Lieut. Johnston(1) | ” Bury | ||||
| 1810. | Ensign Leonard | Lieut. W. Nickle | ||||
| ” Fitzpatrick | ||||||
| Foz-d’Arronce, | ||||||
| 15th March, | Lieut. Heppenstall | .. .. .. .. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1811. | ||||||
| Lieut. Stewart | ||||||
| Fuentes d’Onor, | Capt. Irwin | ” M‘Alpin | 1 | 6 | 3 | 50 |
| 5th May, 1811. | ” Halket | |||||
| Ensign Owgan | ||||||
| Lieut. W. Flack | ||||||
| Ciudad Rodrigo, | Lieut. Beresford | ” Armstrong | — | 20 | 2 | 54 |
| 19th January, | ” W. Kingsmill | |||||
| 1812. | ” Johnston | |||||
| Major Thompson | Brev.-Major Murphy | |||||
| Capt. Lindsay | Capt. Peshall | |||||
| Lieut. North | Lieut. Stewart | |||||
| Badajoz, | ” Johnston(2) | ” Faris | ||||
| 24th March, to | ” Mansfield | Capt. Oates | 5 | 42 | 10 | 166 |
| 6th April, 1812. | ” Cottom | Lieut. Armstrong | ||||
| ” Mc. Alpin | ” Davern | |||||
| ” Whitelaw | Ensign Grattan | |||||
| Capt. Adair | ||||||
| Lieut. Nickle, Wm. | ||||||
| Salamanca, | Brev.-Major Murphy | ” Meade | 1 | 18 | 1 | 109 |
| 22d July, 1812. | Capt. Hogan | ” Grattan | ||||
| ” Kingsmill | ||||||
| Capt. M‘Dermott | ||||||
| Vittoria, | Ensign Saunders | Lieut. Flood | — | 30 | 2 | 195 |
| 21st June, 1813. | ” Fitzpatrick | |||||
| ” Faris | ||||||
| Colonel Taylor | ||||||
| Capt. Oates | ||||||
| ” Bunworth | ||||||
| Lieut. Fitzpatrick | ||||||
| Capt. Mc. Dermott | ” Davern | |||||
| Orthes, | Lieut. Moriarty | ” Faris | 5 | 36 | 13 | 201 |
| 27th Feb. 1814. | Ensign Reynolds | ” Creswell | ||||
| ” Holland | ||||||
| ” Stewart | ||||||
| Ensign M‘Intosh | ||||||
| Lt. & Adjt. Mitchell | ||||||
| Toulouse, | .. .. .. | Capt. Robert Nickle | ||||
| 10th April, 1814 | Lieut. Poole | 1 | 29 | 1 | 53 | |
| — | —— | — | —— | |||
| 17 | 332 | 46 | 1133 | |||
| Return of Officers of the Eighty-Eighth,or Connaught Rangers, who died of Wounds, Fatigue, &c., from 1807 to 1814. | ||
| Rank and Name. | Place and Date of Decease. | |
| Major Vandeleur | Died at | Campo Mayor in 1809. |
| Captain Brown | ” | Pinhel in 1810. |
| Lieut. Shaw } | ” | sea when returning from South America in 1807. |
| ” Lawson } | ||
| ” Smith | ” | Salamanca in 1812. |
| ” Rutledge | ” | Lesan in 1813. |
| Ensign Jackson | ” | sea, proceeding to South America, in 1807. |
| ” Hall | ” | Madeira in 1808. |
| ” Fawcett | ” | near Salamanca in 1812. |
| Asst.-Surgeon Cunningham | ” | at Lisbon in 1811. |
| Paymaster Rogers | ” | Belem in 1812. |
| Captain Adair | After lingering upwards of two years, died in consequence of a severe wound received at Salamanca. | |
| Lieut. Stewart | Died immediately after his return from South America. | |
| Ensign M‘Gregor | ” | at Portsmouth, after landing from Cadiz. |
| ” Hacket | ” | Berry-head soon after his return from Portugal. |
| ABSTRACT. | —Killed, 28 —Died Abroad, 11 —Died in England, 4. —Total, 43. | |
| Return of the Officers who, in consideration of their gallantservices and meritorious conduct in engagements with the Enemy, have been distinguished with Titles, Medals, or other marks of His Majesty’s gracious favour. | ||
| Rank and Names. | The nature of the gallant services or meritorious conduct of the Officers. | The Titles, Medals, or other marks of His Majesty’s gracious favour. |
| Lt.-Col. Beresford | For their services in the Indian army which crossed the Desert to Egypt in 1801. | A Medal from the Grand Seignor. |
| ” Duff | ||
| Major Houghton | ||
| Captain Vandeleur | ||
| ” Silver | ||
| ” Beresford | ||
| ” Trotter | ||
| ” M‘Gregor | ||
| Lieut. Blake | ||
| ” Murphy | ||
| ” Browne | ||
| ” Canilac | ||
| ” Oates | ||
| ” Atkinson | ||
| ” Irwin | ||
| ” Adair | ||
| ” M‘Dougall | ||
| Ensign Rogers | ||
| Adjt. Thompson | ||
| Surgeon M‘Gregor | ||
| Asst.-Surg. Taunry | ||
| Lieut.-Gen. Viscount Beresford | For his distinguished conduct at Corunna, Busaco, Albuera, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. | A Cross and Seven Clasps, and appointed G.C.B, K.G., Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, Grand Cross, Tower & Sword, St. Ferdinand, and of Merit, and of St. Hernunegeld and St. Fernando. |
| Lt.-Gn. J. A. Wallace | In command of the regiment at the actions of Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, and Salamanca. | A Medal and two Clasps, and appointed C.B. |
| Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Taylor | In command of the regiment at the actions of Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. | A Medal and two Clasps, and appointed C.B. |
| Col. James Fergusson | In command of the advance of the light division at Badajoz, when Captain in the 43rd regiment. | A Medal. |
| Col. Geo. O’Malley | For services as a Subaltern in the 13th regiment with the army in Egypt in 1801. | A Medal from the Grand Seignor. |
| For commanding Second Battalion 44th regiment in the battle of Waterloo in 1815. | A Medal, and appointed C.B. | |
| Lt.-Col. Rt. Barclay Macpherson | In command of the regiment at Vittoria and Orthes. | A Medal and one Clasp, and appointed C.B. and K.H. |
| Major W. C. Seton | In command of the regiment at Badajoz and Salamanca | A Medal and one Clasp, and appointed C.B. |
| Lt.-Col. C. Tryon | Assistant-Adjutant-General with the army in the Pyrenees. | A Medal. |
| Major B. Murphy | For his distinguished services at Buenos Ayres in 1807, on the staff of the army. | Received the Brevet rank of Major in the army. |
| ” G. H. Dansey | For his conduct in the action at Busaco, 27th Sept., 1810. | Ditto. |
| ” R. N. Nickle | In command of the light battalion of the third division at Nivelle. | The Brevet rank of Major, a Medal, and appointed K.H. |
| ” John Stewart | For his distinguished services at Fuentes d’Onor, on the 3rd and 5th May, 1811. | Received the Brevet rank of Major in the Army. |
| ” Oates | For services in the Field. | Received the Brevet rank of Major in the army, and appointed to the third class of the Royal Hanoverian Order. |
| ” Mackie | For services in the Field. | Appointed to the third class of the Royal Hanoverian Order. |
| Lt. & Adj. D. Souter | As Lieutenant in the 71st Light Infantry at Waterloo. | A Medal. |
| Paym. P. V. Robinson | As Paymaster in the Second Battalion 69th regiment at Waterloo. | A Medal. |
| Return of the Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates of theEighty-Eighth Regiment, or Connaught Rangers, who received Medalsunder the sanction of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, per Adjutant-General’sLetter, dated the 20th day of June, 1818, for their Services during thePeninsular War from the year 1809 to the year 1814. | |||||||
| FIRST CLASS.—For Twelve General Actions. | |||||||
| Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | ||||
| Serjeants. | Corporals. | Privates. | Privates. | ||||
| 1 | James Birds | John Phair | Fras. Connolly | Wm. Milton | |||
| Pat. Brazell | 6 | Law. Redmond | Pat. Curren | Alex. Mancur | |||
| James Bowmer | 10 | Pat. Doras | Pat. Muldoon | ||||
| Pat. Carmody | Drummers. | Bryan Farrell | 30 | Jas. O’Flanagan | |||
| 5 | Pat. Cawly | 1 | Jas. Baxter | Edwd. Freill | Wm. Oldershaw | ||
| Alex Coleman | Mat. Durinan | Bern. Faris | Pat. Philbin | ||||
| Martin Conway | Pat. Fox | Thos. Heffron | Hugh Rogers | ||||
| Benj. Corbett | Pat. Leonard | 15 | Alex. Hogg | Owen Reilly | |||
| Edw. Irwin | Jas. Mackenzie | Thos. Hodges | 35 | Thos. Shea | |||
| 10 | John Husband | 6 | Fras. White | Henry Joyce | Wm. Salisbury | ||
| Mich. O’Neill | Timy. Kelly | Geo. Taplin | |||||
| Sj-M Spellacy | Privates. | Edwd. King | Patt. Tumond | ||||
| 13 | Barth. Flanagan | 1 | Law. Barclay | 20 | Dan. Leonard | Wm. Walker | |
| Darby Burns | Law. Leonard | 40 | John Webb | ||||
| Corporals. | Chas. Boyle | Dan. Logan | Bryan M‘Cullen | ||||
| 1 | Pat. Boyle | Patt. Brennan | Sam. Langsdale | Patrick Hopkins | |||
| Pat. Cooney | 5 | Wm. Bowles | John Lloyd | Mich. Bradley | |||
| Wm. Lyons | Wm. Brearton | 25 | Pat. M‘Laughlin | John Mears | |||
| John Nutsford | Rob. Cahill[9] | Luke M‘Gann | 45 | John Croucher | |||
| SECOND CLASS.—From Seven to Eleven General Actions. | |||||||
| Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | ||||
| Serjeants. | Privates. | Privates. | Privates. | ||||
| 1 | Irwin Beatty | Rich. Bryan | John Farragher | 90 | Rob. M‘Grath | ||
| B. Dumphy | 15 | Peter Burke | Maur.Fitzgerald | John M‘Manus | |||
| Rd. Gardner | Rob. Craige | Mich. Finen | Owen M‘Gown | ||||
| Sam. Kennedy | Miche Campbell | 55 | Thos. Flanagan | Thos. M‘Cann | |||
| 5 | John M‘Manus | Js. Cavanagh(1) | John Fallon | Wm. Maclean | |||
| Moses Martin | Dan. Crowly | John Fitzpatrick | 95 | Wm. Mawn | |||
| 7 | Thos. Moore. | 20 | Peter Caffray | Pat. Farrill | Law. Mahon | ||
| John Carroll | Jas. Gaven | Patt. Morgan | |||||
| Corporals. | Js. Cavanagh(2) | 60 | Martin Gillan | John Meolieu | |||
| 1 | Jas. Brazell | Patt. Corcoran | Bern. Gray | Philex Murphy | |||
| Jn.Cunningham | Jas. Carter | Jas. Gaffney | 100 | Mich. Maxwell | |||
| Andw. Dykes | 25 | Peter Connors | John Glancey | Owen Mulvey | |||
| Mich. Flynn | Mich. Connors | John Grady | Pat. Newell | ||||
| 5 | Thos.Hennesey | John Coyne | 65 | Pat. Hearns | Mich. O’Brien | ||
| Wm. Irwine | Martin Chasty | Andrew Holmes | John O’Connor | ||||
| Thos. Smith | Rt.Chandlehouse | John Higgins | 105 | Th. O’Laughlin | |||
| John Yates | 30 | Mich. Conroy | Hen. Hailey | Wm. Rochford | |||
| 9 | John Hannah. | John Cahill | Pat. House | Patt. Reilly | |||
| Jas. Craddock | 70 | Mich. Hussy | Hugh Rourke | ||||
| Drummers. | Mich. Dawson | Pat. Horn | Dudley Scanlon | ||||
| Jacob Cooe | Thos. Dailey | Mich. Hearne | 110 | John Shannon | |||
| Isaac Cooe | 35 | Hugh Daly | Pat. Kearns | John Scaunell | |||
| 3 | Jas. Gough. | Patt. Dignan | John Kilmartin | John Stewart | |||
| Jos. Dwyer | 75 | John Kelly | Alex. Shannon | ||||
| Privates. | John Darcy | Tim. Kelly | Mich. Suckling | ||||
| Jas. Anderson | Pat. Darcy | Jas. Kerso | 115 | Phil. Sullivan | |||
| Wm. Anderson | 40 | John Davis | Wm. Karsons | Ths. Sweeny(1) | |||
| Denis Barry | Mich. Devine | John Killerlane | Jon. Thompson | ||||
| John Burke | Jas. Devine | 80 | John Kurrijan | James Treacy | |||
| 5 | Andrew Burns | Miles Durcan | Owen Kilroy | Daniel Tighe | |||
| Wm. Barlow | John Dougherty | Owen Lynch | 120 | Thos. Wilson | |||
| Robt. Barry | 45 | Geo. Dowlan | Peter M‘Coy | Mich. Walsh(1) | |||
| Jas. Brien | John Dundon | Henry M‘Manus | Denis Wardock | ||||
| Pat. Boyle | John Donovan | 85 | Hugh M‘Guire | Robt. Will | |||
| 10 | Rob. Beatty | George Eyres | Ed. M‘Cormick | Alex. Williams | |||
| Thos. Byrne | John Farrell(1) | Thos. M‘Kenna | 125 | Thos.Wiltshire | |||
| Hen. Bell | 50 | John Farrell(2) | Hugh M‘Mahon | 126 | Francis Walsh | ||
| Pat. Belton | John Farrell(3) | Philip M‘Carty | |||||
| THIRD CLASS.—From One to Six General Actions.. | |||||||
| Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | Rank and Names. | ||||
| Serjeants. | Privates. | Privates. | Privates. | ||||
| 1 | Sj-M B. O’Neill | 1 | James Anker | John Cox | John Hughes | ||
| Qm-S W. Smith | Andrew Arrago | 40 | Pat. Crowley | Mich. Harris | |||
| M. Babington | Wm. Archer | Antony Dailey | Tim. Hand | ||||
| John Gillis | John Boyland | Jas. Doughert | 80 | Edw. Howell | |||
| 5 | John Ingham | 5 | Hen. Burke | Pat. Dalton | And. Hill | ||
| John Little | Thos. Burnett | Dav. Dunwoody | Thos. Hill | ||||
| Edw. M‘Nulty | Edw. Brennan | 45 | David Dunnon | Thos. Higgins | |||
| Thos. Mullen | Thos. Burns | Mich. Doyle | Thomas Holmes | ||||
| Peter Moran | Thomas Bowles | Pat. Devine | 85 | David Hennessy | |||
| 10 | Thos. Mills | 10 | Hugh Brady | Fergus Devine | Mau. Hunt | ||
| Pat. Minaghan | Thomas Beckitt | Wm. Daniels | Pat. Hennessy | ||||
| John Nicholson | Andw. Brady | 50 | Dan. Dowde | John Hennessy | |||
| John O’Brien | Jos. Brennan | Jas. Donovan | Mau. Hennessy | ||||
| Geo. Phair | Wm. Burke | Mich. Dunn | 90 | Denis Hartt | |||
| Thos. Power | 15 | Ridmd. Barry | Wm. Dalton | Rich. Jones | |||
| Pat. Prior | Mich. Brien | Pat. Dailey | Rob. Irwine | ||||
| Pat. Shaughnessy | Steph. Burgoy | 55 | Pat. Duffin | Wm. Kearney | |||
| Jas. Smith | John Brennan | Jas. Dunleavy | James Kelly | ||||
| 19 | Charles Lewis. | John Connolly | Wm. Elliott | 95 | Henry Kerr | ||
| 20 | John Carlton | Thos. Flynne | James Kilfoyle | ||||
| Pat. Clarke | Jas. Flynne | Bart. Kilbride | |||||
| Corporals. | Thos. Corrigan | 60 | Mich. Fahey | James Knight | |||
| 1 | James Costello | Mich. Carty | Thomas Faris | Henry Knight | |||
| John Feeney | Hen. Clarke | James Fox | 100 | Philip Lanagan | |||
| Pat. Hearne | 25 | John Compton | Hugh Fay | Christ. Loughry | |||
| Peter Higgins | Thos. Castilloe | Luke Flanaghan | Tun. Lanagan | ||||
| 5 | Ter. Kelly | Pat. Croughan | 65 | Pat. Farilly | Christ. Lee | ||
| Jas. Kelly | Steph. Cuddy | Rd. Foley | John Leeson | ||||
| Jas. Reynolds | Bern. Cumerford | Pat. Fitzgerald | 105 | Sl. Lewismoore | |||
| Pat. Shaughnessy | 30 | Barth. Cullen | Mich. Fitzgibbon | Lau. Lane | |||
| Wm. Tupper | James Chambers | Pat. Glancy | Thos. Little | ||||
| 10 | Wm. Waters. | Bernard Cuffe | 70 | Corn. Grogan | John Lyster | ||
| Pat. Connors | Peter Garrick | Wm. Lewis | |||||
| Dan. Crowly | Pat. Gallagher | 110 | Wm. Loughead | ||||
| Drummers. | 35 | Thos. Connell | Thos. Grady | W. M‘Chestny | |||
| Jas. Arkwell | Martin Connolly | Wm. Gordon | Chs. M‘Dermott | ||||
| Alex. Douglas | Farrell Cunniffe | 75 | And. Gorman | Hugh M‘Mahon | |||
| 3 | Jas. Ogilvie | Pat. Conway | Wm. Hannah | M. M‘Laughlin | |||
| 115 | Thos. M‘Cue | Denis Murphy | Wm. Pendleton | Francis Sims | |||
| Alex. M‘Kerker | Hugh Moore | Edw. Quinn | 170 | John Smith | |||
| Mich. M‘Nama | 135 | Lau. Mahony | James Quinn | John Tobin | |||
| Ow. M‘Dermott | Wm. Moffet | Thos. Rafferty | Mich. Travers | ||||
| John M‘Ilgun | John Murphy | 155 | Jn. Richardson | Wm. Travers | |||
| 120 | Jas. M‘Gowan | Benj. Mann | Edw. Rattigan | John Thomond | |||
| John M‘Cullen | Pat. Matthews | John Robinson | 175 | Nich. White | |||
| Jas. M‘Dermott | 140 | Bern. Newman | Bern. Rooney | Patt. Wynne | |||
| Thos. M‘Cale | Jas. Neale | John Reilly(1) | Peter Ward | ||||
| Jas. M‘Intosh | Wm. Neyland | 160 | Edw. Ring | Peter Wynne | |||
| 125 | Sam. M‘Connell | Mich. Newell | Thos. Ross | James Waller | |||
| Pat. M‘Conville | Dav. Needham | Thos. Regan | 180 | Denis Woods | |||
| Pat. M‘Murren | 145 | Edw. O’Brien | John Reardon | Owen White | |||
| Thos. M‘Grath | John Powell | Patt. Sheridan | Thos. Ward | ||||
| Jere. M‘Carthy | Wm. Phibbs | 165 | Mich. Swift | Mich. Walsh | |||
| 130 | Thos. M‘Keal | Jas. Price | Hugh Saint | Edw. Walsh | |||
| H. Mulholland | Mich. Pettit | John Shaw | 185 | John Young | |||
| George Mullen | 150 | Mich. Price | Denis Sweeny | ||||
| Serjts. | Corp. | Drs. | Priv. | ||||
| No. of First Class | 13 | 6 | 6 | 45 | |||
| ” Second Class | 7 | 9 | 3 | 126 | |||
| ” Third Class | 19 | 10 | 3 | 185 | |||
| — | — | — | —— | ||||
| Total number of Medals | 39 | 25 | 12 | 356 | |||