To Brigadier Inglis, the Governor-General in. Council can give no higher praise than to say that, during the continuance of the siege, after Sir James Outram had assumed the chief command in. the Resi…

No. 40. Memorandum of Demolitions 'effected by the Party under Captain Hardinge, on the 29th September, 1857. Lucknow, October 21st, 1857. THE party for demolition consisted of six miners of Her Majes…

No. 9. Brigadier J. Inglis, commanding the Garrison of Lucknow, to Colonel B. Napier, Chief of the Staff, 4* ? SIR,Lucknow Garrison, November 12, 1857. I HAVE the honour to request that you will do me…

No. 13. Captain Crommelin, Chief Engineer, Oude Field Force, to Captain Hudson, Deputy Assistant Adjutant General, Oude Field Force. SIR,Lucknow, November \%th, 1857. I HAVE the honour to submit, for …

* Since ascertained to have been only 4, all of which. 'vere captured. No. 63. Major-General Sir J. Outram, G.C.B., Commanding Troops in Oude, to the Deputy Adjutant-General of the Army. Camp before L…

No. 25. Lieutenant B. M. M. Aitken, Commanding Treasury Guard, to Captain Wilson, Deputy Assistant Adjutant- General, Lucknow. Sin,LucTcnow, October 21,1857. I HAVE the honour to state, for the inform…

16Captain Dodgson, A.A.G. 17Lieutenant Sit well, A.D.C. FIELD FORCE STAFF. Wounded. 18Lieutenant-Colonel Tytler, D.A.Q.M.G. 19Lieutenant Havelock, D.A.A.G. ENGINEERS. Wounded. 20Captain Crommelin, sli…

copy for his Excellency's information. I had previously sent a note to the Commandant of the Garrison, warning him of our approach, and warning him not to be enticed into weakening his garrison by det…

Our mines exploded, short j but the mine from the garden picquet decidedly shook and damaged the wall. Communication with the garden was completed during the night, and all barricades, loop-holes, &c.…

and of No. 165, Buchannan-street, in the city of Glasgow, North Britain, Gentleman, bus given the like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in ships'signal lanterns."?A communication fr…