 | 1860 - 854 pages
...Eusuffzai. Here resided Moobarus Khan, uncle of Mookurrub Khan, of Punjtar, who had a substantial littlefort of wood and stone. But no resistance was attempted....through the heart of the country by Swawai and Punjtar, for the importance of adding on this expedition to our knowledge of the independent hills was not lost... | |
 | 1860 - 864 pages
...however exchanged, and the enemy hastily escaped, leaving a few killed by the 9th Punjaub Infantry. the direction of Captain Hyde, Engineers, in destroying...work at Chinglee returned to Selim Khan, not by the Dirrrund Pass through which it came, but through the heart of the country by Swawai and Punjtar, for... | |
 | William Henry Paget - India - 1874 - 514 pages
...shots only were, however, exchanged, and the enemy hastily escaped, leaving a few killed by the Panjab Infantry. During the day the troops were employed,...crops, and at night were bivouacked on a ridge near Chingli. Fourth day's operations. On the 27th April, the force, having completed its work at Chingli,... | |
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Thelwall, was ordered by a circuitous route to ascend the mountain with a view to cutting off their retreat into the Chumla territory, whilst a party of the 98th Foot under Captain Cotton, my Aide-de-Camp, proceeded straight up the hill to dislodge them... 