No. 3. Brigadier General H. Haveloek, Commanding Oude Field Force, to Captain H. W. Norman, Assistant Adjutant General, Head Quarters. SIB,Residency, Lucknow, Sept. SQth, 1857. Major-General Sir James…

No. 46. Memorandum of Work executed at Captain Lock- hart's post, from the first possession of it until the 21st of November, 1857. BARRICADES were at once and primarily erected at all outlets and loo…

I have, &c. J. INGLIS, Brigadier, Commanding Lucknow Garrison. sions. duce a belief that they intended an attack; but these demonstrations have rarely lasted for any lengthened period, though they hav…

order that the utmost extent of the Mosque might be defended, in the event of the enemy destroying any portion of it before our countermines could be completed. The enemy succeeded in blowing down the…

Olpherts' guns, under the command of Lieutenant Srnithett, and, changing their line of retreat, they endeavoured to reach the city by the way of the Dil Khoosba. 5.The Military Train, under Major Robe…

No. 27. Return of Killed and Wounded of a Party of Her Majesty's 32nd Regiment, under Command of Captain E. W. D. Lowe, on the morning of the 26th of September, 1857. 2 rank and file killed ; 1 office…

quired to help in the heavy guns and rear guard from the Motee Mehal, and the sortie was therefore temporarily deferred. 2.Having next morning mentioned the proposed sortie to Lieutenant Anderson, Gar…

in the palaces and outposts by mining and assaults. As there were only a few miners in the garrison, and none with the field force, the enemy could not be prevented from exploding three mines, causing…

No. 50. A. Lucknow Residency, September 26, 1857. DIVISION OBDERS. THE relief of the Lucknow Garrison having last night been accomplished by General Have- lock and his brave troops, Major-General Sir …

No. 19. Colonel It. Napier, Military facretary, <&<;., to Major-GenJ,. Sir. James Outram, G.C.J}., Commanding the Forces. SIB,Lucknow, October IQth, 1857. ON the 25th ultimo Colonel Campbell reported …