No. 4. Numerical Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the Troops composing Oude Field Force, in the Actions of the 25th and 26th September, 1857, under Brigadier-General Have- lock, C.B., Comman…

* 82 feet I fixed on as giving us the best amount of gallery, and no more than we could well defend. No. 47. GENERAL ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL OF INDIA IN COUNCIL. No. 1626 of 1857. WITH referen…

No. 14. Captain Cromnielin, Chief Engineer, Oude Field Force, to Captain Hudson, Depiity Assistant- Adjutant-General, Oude Field Force. Camp Alum Bagh, SIB,November 25th, 1857. IN continuation of my l…

Page 1 844 THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, FEBRUARY 17, 1858. No. 65. No. 66. Field Force under the command of Major- General Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Carriages, Sir James Outram, G. C.B. cap…

No. 30. Lieutenant A. G. Warner, Adjutant ItJi Light Cavalry, to Captain Wilson, Officiating Deputy- Assistant Adjutant-General, Lucknow Garrison. SIB,LucJcnow, November 7th, 1857. AG REEABLY to instr…

to the remainder of the reserve, which I found had advanced from the Seikh square, under Captain Galwey, and we proceeded down the lane and took up forward positions in a house which Captain Eorbes, 1…

It was a painful sight to see so many noble fellows maimed and suffering, and denied those comforts of which they stood so much in need. But it was truly delightful and made one proud of his countryme…

No. 54. The Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army to the Secretary to the Government of India. (No. 36, A 1.) Military Department. Head-Quarters, Camp before Cawnpore, SIR,December 17, 1857. I HAVE the …

Graham, Adjutant, 3rd Oude Cavalry, slightly wounded twice, recovered; Lieutenant Clarke, 1st Oude Infantry; Captain Hughes, 4th Oude Infantry, wounded, since dead; Lieutenant Sop- pitt, 4th Oude Infa…

ON the 1st instant, I received your orders to take the enemy's battery in the position called Phillips' Garden, near the Cawupore road. For this object yon placed at my disposal the following troops:?…