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Memoir of the Services of the Bengal Artillery

Note 85 — Chapter VIII

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The effect is clearly shown in the brigading the late army of the Sutlej, where the army, consisting of fifteen cavalry and thirty-seven infantry regiments, formed into six divisions and sixteen brigades, was thus commanded:—

Cavalry regiments 3 Queen’s, 12 Company’s

Infantry regiments 8 Queen’s, 29 Company’s

Division Commanders 4 Queen’s, 2 Company’s

Brigade regiments 7 Queen’s, 9 Company’s

Of the cavalry, although four-fifths were Company’s regiments, the division and three of the brigade commands fell to H.M.’s service.

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