...held the Alambagh until the commander-in-chief could return to recapture the capital. The rebels nsed the interval well for the fortification of their stronghold...with an external line of defences, extending from the Gnmti to the canal. An earthen parapet lay behind the canal ; a second line of earthworks connected...

...last resting-place. Sir James Outram, with 3500 men, held the Alamba'gh until the Commander-in Chief could return to recapture the capital. The rebels...with an external line of defences, extending from the G1imti to the canal. An earthen parapet lay behind the canal ; a second line of earthworks connected...

...could return to recaptme the capital The rebels in great strength again surrounded the greater Ïart of the city, for a circuit of 20 miles, with an external line of efence. On the 2d of March 1858 Sir Colin Campbell found himself free enough in the rear to march once...

...marking for the time his last resting - place. Sir James Outram, with 3,500 men, held the Alambagh until the commander-in-chief could return to recapture...surrounded the greater part of the city, for a circuit of twenty miles, with an external line of defences, extending from the Gumti to the canal. An earthen...

...James Outram with 3,500 mcii, held the Alumbagh until the Commauder-iu-Chiof could return to rocaptnre the capital, The rebels used the interval well for...with an external line of defences, extending from the Qoomty to the canal. An earthen parapet lay behind the canal; a second line of earthworks connected...