[148] The following officers served in the war:—
| Lieutenant-Colonel | T. S. Reignolds, C.B. | Lieutenant | F. H. Suckling. |
| (in command). | ” | H. F. Stephenson. | |
| ” | C. J. Coote. | ” | G. A. Elliot. |
| Brevet-Lieut.-Col. | J. Grattan, C.B. | ” | J. Canavan. |
| Major | F. Wigston. | ” | G. L. W. D. Flamstead. |
| Captain | C. A. Edwards. | ” | H. Piercy. |
| ” | A. Gillespie. | ” | H. A. Ward. |
| ” | G. F. S. Call. | ” | J. G. Wilkinson. |
| ” | A. N. Campbell. | ” | F. Willington. |
| ” | W. T. Bruce. | ” | F. Eteson. |
| ” | J. J. Wood. | Ensign | T. R. Gibbons. |
| ” | J. Borrow. | ” | T. H. Smith. |
| ” | J. Cormick. | ” | A. H. Graves. |
| ” | A. W. S. F. Armstrong. | ” | G. W. Stacpoole. |
| Lieutenant | I. H. Hewitt. | ” | W. J. Hales. |
| ” | W. P. Cockburn. | ” | T. E. Esmonde. |
| ” | C. Woodwright. | ” | G. H. Pocklington. |
| ” | R. Doran (adjt.). | ” | W. O’B. Taylor. |
| ” | E. W. Sargent (adjt.). | ” | J. W. Meurant. |
| ” | M. J. Hayman. | Acting Paymaster | Captain A. N. Campbell. |
| ” | F. D. Lillie. | Quartermaster | Lieutenant T. Carney. |
| ” | W. H. Graves. | Surgeon | J. Stewart. |
| ” | G. Swaby. | Assist.-Surgeon | J. H. Dwyer. |
| ” | C. F. Kelly. | ” | W. K. Chalmers, M.D. |
| ” | J. Swinburn. |
[149] See [Map No. 5].
[150] See [Appendix 2 (H)]. Private Fergusson’s name, however, is not among those who died of wounds.
[151] He was succeeded in the Adjutancy by Lieutenant E. W. Sargent.
[152] See [Appendix 2 (H)].
[153] General Edwards’ statement.
[154] Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley’s ‘Story of a Soldier’s Life,’ vol. i. pp. 33-35. See a letter from General C. G. Gordon on the same subject, [p. 185].
[155] According to Colonel Elliot’s diary the actual number of Royal Irish who embarked at Prome was nine officers and one hundred and sixty-seven non-commissioned officers and men.
[156] Sir John Cheape’s despatch.