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The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8

Note 55 — Chapter XIV · THE SIEGE OF DELHI: JUNE AND JULY.

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Infantry— Officers and Men.

H.M. 8th foot, head-quarters, 188

H.M. 61st foot, head-quarters, 296

H.M. 75th foot, head-quarters, 513

H.M. 60th Rifles, head-quarters, 299

1st European Bengal Fusiliers, 520

2d European Bengal Fusiliers, 556

Guide Infantry, 275

Sirmoor battalion, Goorkhas, 296

1st Punjaub Infantry, 725

4th Sikh Infantry, 345

———— = 4023

Cavalry—

H.M. Carabiniers, 153

H.M. 9th Lancers, 428

Guide Cavalry, 338

1st Punjaub Cavalry, 148

2d Punjaub Cavalry, 110

5th Punjaub Cavalry, (at Alipore), 116

———— = 1293

Artillery and Engineers—

Artillery, European and Native, 1129

Bengal Sappers and Miners, 209

Punjaub Sappers and Miners, 264

———— = 1602

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6918

Besides these effectives, there were as non-effectives, 765 sick + 351 wounded = 1116.

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