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APPENDIX No. III

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Containing an Account of the Distribution of the Sum of 4000l. amongst the Regiments engaged at Culloden, the Number on the Spot, and the Sums allowed to each, according to the Apportionment transmitted by his Royal Highness the Duke.

Regiments. Numbers on the Spot. Sums allowed to each.

Serjts. Corps. Drum. Private. l. s. d.

Royal (1st) 30 37 26 420 265 10 11

Howard (3rd) 24 23 16 493 281 0 6¼

Barrell (4th) 20 23 10 365 213 1 8½

Wolfe (8th) 19 22 18 387 225 17 7¼

Pulteney (13th) 23 26 18 479 276 5 0¼

Price (14th) 22 22 12 339 202 19 6¼

Sackville (20th) 23 25 14 464 216 10 6½

Campbell (21st) 22 22 12 336 225 18 5½

Sempil (25th) 20 25 19 487 277 0 11

Blakeney (27th) 25 22 12 336 204 8 2½

Cholmondeley (34th) 22 24 15 433 255 8 2½

Fleming (36th) 26 22 14 376 225 8 0½

Dejean (37th) 23 24 19 474 273 1 2¼

Conway (48th) 21 22 16 342 205 6 5

Battereau (disbanded) 24 33 18 384 236 3 1

Argyllshire Men 32 30 9 430 259 13 8½

—— —— —— —— —— — —

376 402 252 6602 3893 14 0¾

Serjts. Bombr. Gunnr. Matross. Drum

Train 1 9 15 67 3 102 8 0

—— — —

£ 3996 2 0¾

Overplus 3 17 11¼

—— — —

4000 0 0

N.B.—As the Overplus 3l. 17s. 11¼d. could not be divided amongst the Regiments it was distributed to some few particular Objects.

The above Sums divided in Proportion to the Pay of the several Ranks, give to each Man as follows, viz.

REGIMENTS. | TRAIN.

Serjeant £0 19 1½ | Serjeant £1 18 3

Corporal 0 12 9½ | Bombardier 1 11 11

Drummer and Private Man 0 9 6¾ | Gunner 1 5 7

| Matross and Drummer 0 19 1½

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