Memoir of the First Campaign in the Hills North of Cutchee Under Major Billamor
Memoir of the First Campaign in the Hills North of Cutchee Under Major Billamor
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. 33 Lieutenant Jacob expected him next day when he intended to hand over to him the captured cattle to convoj^ to Deyra. This accordingly took place, Lieutenant Peacocke brought the cattle safely to Deyra where it proved of the greatest service to the British troops rendering them independent of all further supplies, most of the men living on flesh meat as mentioned above.
The artillery officer and his party proceeded onwards towards Kahun, and encamped at Ka- teychee ke Ghurree. The enemy, bo...th Murrees and Boogtees, prowled about the camp at night, and fired into it, but finding every one on the alert, attempted nothing serious. On the next and two following days, the extemporary pioneers who had accompanied the party from Deyra were set to work on the road, and four very bad places were made passable for the artillery ; the rest of the road was thought difficult, but still practicable. Beyond Kateychee ke Ghurree, towards Kahun, Captain Raitt and his officers had reported that there were no parts of the road absolutely im- passable; wherefore, having removed the worst difficulties of the route, Lieutenant Jacob thought it unnecessary to proceed further, returned with his party to Deyra, and reported to Major Billa- more that he was ready to proceed with his artil- c3 Sis FIRST CAMPAIGN IN lery to Kahun, and to reacli that place in two marches from Deyra^ if necessary, while Captain Raitt's detachment had performed the journey in three.
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. 33 Lieutenant Jacob expected him next day when he intended to hand over to him the captured cattle to convoj^ to Deyra. This accordingly took place, Lieutenant Peacocke brought the cattle safely to Deyra where it proved of the greatest service to the British troops rendering them independent of all further supplies, most of the men living on flesh meat as mentioned above.
The artillery officer and his party proceeded onwards towards Kahun, and encamped at Ka- teychee ke Ghurree. The enemy, bo...th Murrees and Boogtees, prowled about the camp at night, and fired into it, but finding every one on the alert, attempted nothing serious. On the next and two following days, the extemporary pioneers who had accompanied the party from Deyra were set to work on the road, and four very bad places were made passable for the artillery ; the rest of the road was thought difficult, but still practicable. Beyond Kateychee ke Ghurree, towards Kahun, Captain Raitt and his officers had reported that there were no parts of the road absolutely im- passable; wherefore, having removed the worst difficulties of the route, Lieutenant Jacob thought it unnecessary to proceed further, returned with his party to Deyra, and reported to Major Billa- more that he was ready to proceed with his artil- c3 Sis FIRST CAMPAIGN IN lery to Kahun, and to reacli that place in two marches from Deyra^ if necessary, while Captain Raitt's detachment had performed the journey in three.
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