Attached Officers.

13.  Lieutenant Tringham, the Queen’s, granted D.S.O. 14.  Lieutenant Cowie, Dorset Regiment, granted D.S.O.

The following officers of the 1st Battalion were mentioned in dispatches:—­

Colonel Yule—­once. 
Brevet-Colonel Park, A.D.C.—­twice. 
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Davies, D.S.O.—­twice. 
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Jacson—­twice.
   " " Goodwyn—­twice. 
Major Curry, D.S.O.—­twice. 
Brevet-Major Ravenshaw—­four times.
     " Masterson, V.C.—­twice. 
Captain W.B.  Lafone—­twice.
   " Bartlett—­once.
   " Travers, D.S.O.—­once.
   " Wren—­once.
   " Smyth-Osbourne—­twice.
   " Luxmore—­once. 
Lieutenant Field—­twice.
    " Emerson, D.S.O.—­three times.
    " Willis, D.S.O.—­once.
    " Tringham, D.S.O. (attached)—­once.
    " Cowie, D.S.O. (attached)—­twice.
    " Twiss—­once.
    " Harris—­once.
    " Green—­once.
    " Watts—­once.
    " Gardiner—­once.

Non-commissioned Officers and Men.

The following were granted Distinguished Conduct Medals:—­

Colour-Sergeant Payne.
      " Horswell.
      " Palmer.
      " Burnell.
      " Webb.
      " Aplin. 
Sergeant Pitt.
   " Downing.
   " Hudson.
   " Williams. 
Lance-Sergeant Poulter.
      " Young.
      " Rowe. 
Corporal Hansford. 
Private Boulton.
   " Davies.

The following non-commissioned officers and men were mentioned in dispatches:—­

Colour-Sergeant Palmer—­four times.
       " Payne—­twice.
       " Horswell—­once.
       " Burnell—­once.
       " Webb—­once.
       " Burchell—­once. 
Sergeant Hudson—­once.
   " Downing—­once.
   " Young—­twice.
   " Poulter—­once.
   " Curtis—­once. 
Lance-Sergeant Rowe—­twice. 
Corporal Hayes—­once (promoted sergeant). 
Lance-Corporal Cummings—­once (promoted corporal). 
Private Brimicombe—­twice.
   " Norman—­three times.
   " Cox—­twice.
   " Smith—­once.
   " Youlden—­once.
   " Clay—­once.
   " Edwards—­once.
   " Hayman—­once.
   " Davies—­once.
   " Hansford—­twice.
   " Boulton—­once.

[Illustration:  Monument Erected in Ladysmith Cemetery]

The following is a list of the killed and wounded and of those who died of disease during the campaign:—­

Officers:  Killed.

Captain W.B.  Lafone. 
Lieutenant Field.
    " Dalzel.
    " Price-Dent.
2nd Lieutenant Cumin.
       " Carey. 
Lieutenant Walker, Somerset Light Infantry (attached).

Wounded.