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

Note 59 — Chapter XV · HAVELOCK’S CAMPAIGN: ALLAHABAD TO LUCKNOW.

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British Troops:

H.M. 64th foot (from Persia), 435 men; Major Stirling.

H.M. 78th Highlanders (from Persia), 284 men; Col. Hamilton.

H.M. 84th foot (from Pegu), 190 men; Lieut. Ayrton.

1st Madras Fusiliers (from Madras), 376 men; Major Renaud.

Voluntary cavalry (from Allahabad), 20 men; Capt. Barrow.

Royal artillery (from Ceylon), 98 men; Capt. Maude.

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Native Troops:

Regiment of Ferozpore (Sikhs), 448 men; Capt. Brasyer.

13th Irr. Cav., and 3d Oude Cav., 95 men; Lieut. Palliser.

Artillery, 18 men;

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Colonel Tytler and Captain Beatson officiated as quarter-master-general and adjutant-general of the force, irrespective of particular regiments.

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