In conclusion, I beg leave to express, on the part of myself and the members of this garrison, our deep and grateful sense of the conduct of Major-General Sir J. Outram, G.C.B.; of Brigadier-General Havelock, C.B., and of the troops under those officers who so devotedly came to our relief at so heavy a sacrifice of life. We are also repaid for much suffering and privation by the sympathy which our brave deliverers say our perilous and unfortunate position has excited for us in the hearts of our countrymen throughout the length and breadth of Her Majesty's dominions.—I have, &c.,
(Signed) T. Inglis,
Colonel, Her Majesty's 32nd, Brigadier.
No. V.
A complete nominal list of the officers, members of the Uncovenanted Service, and women and children of the Lucknow garrison.
From the Homeward Mail.
As the return proceeded from an official source the authenticity may be fully relied on.
General Staff.
Brigadier-General Sir H. M. Lawrence, chief commissioner, killed; Lieutenant Hutchinson, aide-de-camp; Captain Hayes, military secretary, killed; Captain Edgell, officiating; Captain Wilson, deputy assistant-adjutant-general, contused, recovered; Lieutenant Hardinge, deputy assistant quartermaster-general, twice wounded, recovered; Lieutenant James, sub-assistant commissary general, wounded, doing well; Major Anderson, chief engineer, dead; Major Marriott, pension-paymaster.
Brigade Staff.
Brigadier Handscomb, commanding Oude brigade, killed; Brigadier Inglis, commanding the garrison; Lieutenant Birch, aide-de-camp, slightly wounded, recovered; Lieutenant Barwell, town and fort adjutant, officiating major of brigade; Captain Carnegie, provost marshal.