An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Bengal Native Infantry:

1st and 2d 1st Battalion 2d Battalion Allahabad APPENDIX appointed arduous arms arrived artillery attack batta Battalion.—This corps battalions of Sepoys battle battle of Buxar became Benares Bombay brigade British Buxar Calcutta cantonments Carnac cavalry Choprah Chunar Clavering's Colonel colours commanded by Captain Commander in Chief commanding officer companies conduct Cossim Ally Dehly detachment distinguished duty embarked employed enemy enemy's Ensigns establishment European officers European regiment field flank formed gallant Grenadiers guns Holkar India jemadar latter end Lieutenant Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Lord Clive Lord Cornwallis Lordship Madras Maharatta Major Carnac mand Marines ment Monghyr Muir Native corps Native infantry Native officers Native soldiery Native troops non-commissioned officers occasion ordered Patna privates province raised Ramgurh rank regiment remained retreat returned to Bengal Rohillas Second Battalion.—This sent Sepoys Serjeant Sir Eyre Coote soldiers subaltern Sujah Dowlah talion tion took volunteers whilst whole writer