... Volunteer Rifles into a corps of two battalions. The headquarters of the first battalion are to be located at Lahore, w ith R aw alpiadi, Ambit's, Bhatinda, and Saharanpur as out-stations; and those of the battalion at Karachi, with Kotri, Sukkur, Multan ...

... the other and been suppressed in detail but at some next time such may not be the case. I also hope that some battalions of Sappers and Pioneers will be trained to work as engine -drivers and guards, etc., this time the wholesale sti Ike of the rad way ...

... A rig, 34th Sikh era ; K. F. Ot iame ,,' 36:h Jaccb's Bone; 0 C. Bockir, ig f a ; H. 11. Marshal!, 48:h E. w Geidt, 107ib Pioneer.; A. i. R. I n fantry ; D. G. Rule. 27th Fur G . 0 Sime ...

... Youn e ;, attached 2 95th Russell's Infantry; R. A. Richardson, stitched 2 34th Sikh Pioneers ; N. L. Westoo, attached 35th Sikh', A. H. Morarlan?, attached 3rd Battalion, Corps of Guides ; S. J. Jansecon, attached 3 Gurkha Mee ; 0, H. Sedgley, attached ...

... despatches). Brevet-Colonel C. F. Grantham has been transferred from the comman - I of a Service battalion of the Middlesex Regiment to that of a Works battalion of the Liverpool Regiment. He served in the China expedition of 1900. SEVERAL more lectures are ...

... seouided, vice Captain H. C. L. Howard, 11th (Queen's) Lancers ; and Captain J. H. M. Cornwall, Royal Artillery. Captain T. J. King's Own ( 'Royal Lancaster Regiment). Ilated Feb. 2(1 Captain N. C. Bannatyne, 128th Pioneer, Indian Army. Dated Feb. 28. Captain ...

... feg yeats ago, has now esigned. It is unierstool he will be succeeded in Mysore by Mr. Kent, Chief Engineer, Bombay P.W.D.—Pioneer. OBITUARY —The death took place at Mayni3o Friday cf ene of Burma's oldest to,-idents, Mr. J. A. Hann', at the age of 7:2 ...

... The regiment was raised by Captain T. Rattrap at Lahore in 1856 as the Bengal Military Police Battalion. It became the Isl Bengal Military Police Battalion in 1858; the 45th (Rattray's Sikh) Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry on Ist May 1864; the 45th ...

... Hoeley, King's Own Scottish Bcrderers, was at one time with the Ist battalion at Lucknow, but being at Home when war broke out was appointed 2nd-in-Command of the 6th Service battalion. He had taken part in four campaigns in Southern Nigeria during 1903-6 ...

... Alexander, 11th Lancers ; Captain N. G. Bannatyne, 128th Pioneers; Captain R. B. Butler, 30th Lancers; Captain G. R. Maitland, 14th Lancers ; Captain J. A. Muirhead, Ist Lancers ; Captain E. D. Raymond, 30th Lancers ; Captain D. E. Robertson, 11th Lancers ...

... brushwood between the first and second Turkish lines which were to be converted into communication trenches by our Sappers and Pioneers. it was down thesenallahs that the enemy counter-attacked in overwhelming force and enveloped a British bombing party. There ...

... field battery, Royal Artillery, 11th King Edward's Own Lancers, 3rd battalion, 60th Rifles, 33rd Punjab Infantry, and the Ist battalion of the 9th Gurkhas. A detachinei.t of the Viceroy's bodyguard will also be present. The 11th Bengal Lancers and the 33rd ...