Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Andrew Barnard. Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron, severely. Captain and Brevet Major Charles Beckwith (Staff), severely, leg amputated. Captain Chawner, severely in the leg. ” W. Johnston, severely. Lieutenant Molloy, severely. ” George Simmons, shot through the liver and two ribs broken. ” Gairdner, severely. ” E. D. Johnston, severely. ” Felix. ” Allen Stewart, stabbed through the arm and wounded in the shoulder. ” Wright, severely. ” Church, severely. ” William Shenley, severely. 7 Sergeants, 1 bugler, and 116 rank and file. OF THE 2ND BATTALION. _Killed._ 2 Sergeants, 1 bugler, and 31 rank and file. _Wounded._ Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Norcott, severely. ” ” Wilkins, severely. Captain and Brevet Major Miller, severely. ” M’Cullock, severely. Lieutenant Humbley, severely. ” Coxen, severely. ” D. Cameron. ” R. Cochrane. ” Ridgeway, severely. ” Fry. ” Webb. ” Lynam, severely. ” Eyre, severely. ” Walsh, severely. 6 Sergeants, 2 buglers, and 171 rank and file. And 20 rank and file, _missing_. OF THE 3RD BATTALION. _Killed._ Captain Charles Eeles, 3 rank and file. _Wounded._ Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ross, severely. Captain and Brevet Major Fullerton, severely. Lieutenant Worsley, severely. ” G. H. Shenley, severely. 1 Sergeant, 1 bugler, and 34 rank and file. And 7 rank and file, _missing_. The strength of these Battalions on the morning of June 18 was as follows:[162]