[12] At Clonmel, the regiment lost a fine young officer, Lieutenant Frederick Close, whose body was found in the river Suir, together with the body of a young lady named Grubb. The cause of their melancholy fate was never ascertained. [13] NAMES OF THE OFFICERS who proceeded to the West Indies, in 1826:-- In the “Princess Royal,”--_Lieut.-Colonel_ J. W. Mallet; _Captains_ Robert Crawford, James Creagh; _Lieutenants_ Francis Kearney, Lewis Halliday; _Ensign_ Robert Mayne; _Adjutant_ John Dolman; and _Surgeon_ A. Cunningham. In the “Waterloo,”--_Captain_ R. B. Usher; _Lieutenants_ P. North, F. H. Dalgety, Lewis Grant; _Ensigns_ James Galwey, J. B. Selway, E. Davis, and W. Johnson. In the “Thetis,”--_Major_ Michael Creagh: _Captains_ Alexander McLean, R. B. Wolseley; _Lieutenants_ J. Grant, J. McIntyre; and _Quarter-Master_ J. Jerome. [14] STATE OF LOSS:-- Trinidad and Tobago 42 Barbadoes 71 Antigua, St. Kitts, Montserrat, and Tortola 72 British Guiana 114 ---- 299 TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources. Some hyphens in words have been silently removed, some added, when a predominant preference was found in the original book. Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. Pg 16: ‘a langour pervaded’ replaced by ‘a languor pervaded’. Pg 22: ‘Rao Holkur, one’ replaced by ‘Rao Holkar, one’. Pg 24: ‘above Bareach’ replaced by ‘above Baroach’. Pg 38: ‘The moonson having set’ replaced by ‘The monsoon having set’. Pg 46: ‘Sidenote: 1814’ replaced by ‘Sidenote: 1813’. Pg 60: ‘SEPARABIT?” the harp’ replaced by ‘SEPARABIT?”. The harp’. Pg 60: ‘removed to Demarara’ replaced by ‘removed to Demerara’. Pg 61: ‘Frederic Cavendish’ replaced by ‘Frederick Cavendish’. Pg 61: ‘his acknowlgements’ replaced by ‘his acknowledgements’. Pg 64: ‘fort of Ticonderago’ replaced by ‘fort of Ticonderoga’.