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APPENDIX. T5J te I. — Respecting the Period when Colonel Darhy Griffith, the Officer commanding the Greys, received the Wound which disabled Him, .... 399 Note II. — Explanatory Statements laid before Mr Kinglake by Lord Lnean, ...... 402 Note III. — Statement laid before Mr Kinglake by Lord Cardigan, ....... 405 Note IV. — Statement laid before Mr Kinglake by Lord Cardigan, ....... 406 Note V. — Record of Military Services of General William Ferguson Beatson, . . . . . .412 Note VI. -General Scarlett's Staff, 417 Note VII. —The Strength of the Body of Russian Cavalry under General IlyjoU" which engaged General Scarlett's Brigade, . . . . . .418 Note VII I. Papers relating to the Recall of Lord Lucan, . 422 Not.' IX. -The Nature of the Litigation in the Suil of the Earl of Cardigan v. Lieutenant - Colonel Cal- thorpe, ........ 433 Note X. — Memoranda relating to Sir George Cathcart and the Dormant Commission, written in 1864 by the late Colonel the Honourable Gilbert Klliot, who was Aide-de-Camp to Sir George in the Crimea, 436 Note XL— Respecting the part taken by Captain Nolan (see p. 219) at the time immediately preceding his Death, . 487