Memoir of the Services of the Bengal Artillery / From the Formation of the Corps to the Present Time, with Some Account of Its Internal Organization

by E. Buckle

Lieut. Richardson.

Lieut. Kinleside.

Lieut. Abercrombie.

Lieut. Salmon, adjutant.

Lieut. J. H. Smyth, Gwalior contingent.

[87]. (No. 6 battery.)

[88]. Major (now Lieutenant-Colonel) Salter of the cavalry, and Lieutenant Sturt of the engineers (since killed in action).

[89]. The highest point surmounted, the Irak pass, was 12,400 feet above the sea.

[90]. A good practicable road across the mountains had, ere this, been made.

[91]. The 4th company 6th battalion, with Lieutenants A. Christie and Robertson, formed part of this force. Captain Lawrence, as political agent, accompanied it, and procured four guns from the Seiks, which, however, were of little use, as their carriages broke down.