Notable Casualties and Recoveries Reported after Battle
An account notes four men killed and four injured including Capt Dudley Afr Brown Lieutenants Pemberton and Sibbald. The two officers killed are identified among the deceased, while the two previously wounded have largely recovered and no further danger is feared for the remaining men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Afr. Brown
Pemberton
Sibbald
Promotions and postings in the Indian native infantry brigades
Government in Council announces promotions across the 14th 11th 12th 13th and 17th Native Infantry regiments. Ensigns Captains and Lieutenants receive dates of rank. Officers granted furlough to Europe Cape of Good Hope St Helena and six months leave for health and private affairs. Detachments reassigned and a conductor transferred to the Invalid Establishment at Dinapore.
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Wituian
14Th Regiment Native Infantry
Charles Hyde Marley
Leutenant
Grant
11Th Regiment Native Infantry
William
Henry Robin Bettesworth
Joseph Garner
Charles Davis
Moss
Francis John Bellew
Lawrence Nelson Hull
Thomas Polwhele
Henry Stuart Brooke
Emanuel Elkin
12Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Thomas Hawkins
Native Infantry
Europe
EK. F. Waters
17Th Regiment of Native Infantry
14Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Burdwan
T. M. Black
H. £. White
18Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Henry ‘Nelson
Ord ‘Nance
Dinapore
General Orders from Fort William October 31 1815
A long notice lists promotions and rank changes in the 1st Battalion Native Infantry and Calcutta Native Militia, with Lt Col Lumsden resigning and Gilbert taking command. It also records a succession of officer promotions and rank alterations and includes a published court martial from Bangalore detailing Kingston's guilty conduct and discharge.
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15Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Calcutta
Lumsden
Gilbert
Regiment Native Infantry
Robert’ Delamain
Jackson
Engleheart
Fort William
Bangalore
Thomas Tristop
Bart
Coromandel
Pesident
Thomas Marriott
Welsh
Cuarce
James Kingston
84Th Regiment
G. C. Smith
A. Campbell
Bangalore Cantonment
Omer
P. Vans Agnew
12Th Light Inf
J. Welsh
Advt
Moira
India
Sith
Thomas McMahon
Adjt
Officers Cleared for European Furlough to Recover Health
The 2d Battalion 18th Native Infantry and Lieutenant Thomas Hepworth of the 2d Battalion 4th Native Infantry, having produced Medical and Pay Department certificates, are permitted to proceed to Europe on furlough for health recovery. C.W. Gardiner, Secretary to Government Mil Dept.
Court Martial Finds Warlock Guilty on One Charge
The court martial convicts lieutenant Warlock of a single charge and suspends him from rank and pay for four months under the Articles of War. The judge advocate and generals sign the sentence.
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Warlock
69Th Regiment
France in turmoil as Allied policy fails to secure peace
A European letter from Fou che minister of the general police laments France devastated by war and disorder. He questions Allied aims and argues for clear royal authority to restore order while warning against reintegrating troops before stability returns. He predicts widespread misery if demands continue without peace.
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France
Europe
Bonaparte
Ais
Buonapartists
Botheus
Germany
Wibo
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Bengal
9Th Regiment Native Infantry
How Daniel
Showers
Graydon Deceas
Thomas Barlow
Blalden
Ebenezer Marshall
I, N. Smith
Saugoor
Cuancs
Bellary
J. Smith
Cornet
Riat Gavalry. Co
Ross Lang
and Prest
T. Hislop
E. P. Stewart
Ade Gren
State Papers
Fouche
Batavia
Government
Molenvliet