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Historical Record of the Thirty-ninth, or the Dorsetshire Regiment of Foot

Note 10 — HISTORICAL RECORD

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The following return of killed and wounded during the siege of Gibraltar, from the 11th of February to the 12th of June 1727, is extracted from “The Political State of Great Britain,” vol. xxxiv. p. 413:—

Regiments. Officers. Men.

Killed. Killed. Wounded. Died of Wounds.

Foot Guards - 2 19 2

Royal Artillery 1 11 16 2

Pearce’s, 5th Foot - 4 9 -

Lord Mark Kerr’s, 13th ditto - 7 26 3

Clayton’s, 14th ditto - 7 13 5

Egerton’s, 20th ditto 1 8 12 8

Middleton’s, 25th ditto 1 3 14 -

Anstruther’s, 26th ditto - 6 29 3

Disney’s, 29th ditto - 2 12 -

Bissett’s, 30th ditto - 8 15 4

Hayes’s, 34th ditto - 2 16 2

Newton’s, 39th ditto - 6 4 4

Detachment from the regiments at Minorca, under Colonel Cosby, 18th Foot - 6 17 1

Total 3 72 202 34

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