+------------------+----------------+----------+------+ | |Headquarter wing| Left wing| | | | _England_ | _France_ |Totals| +------------------+----------------+----------+------+ |Field Officer. | 1 | 1 | 2 | |Captains. | 4 | 3 | 7 | |Subalterns. | 7 | 9 | 16 | |Staff. | 4 | 1 | 5 | |Total. | 16 | 14 | 30 | |Rank and File. | 302 | 238 | 540 | +------------------+----------------+----------+------+ |HORSES. Officers. | 25 | 21 | 46 | | Troopers. | 238 | 238 | 476 | | Total. | 263 | 259 | 522 | +------------------+----------------+----------+------+ Both ships arrived at St. Vincent, Cape de Verdes, on the 7th March to coal; but owing to the great number of transports assembled at the same place for the same purpose, the _England_ did not leave until the 12th, nor the _France_ until the 14th. Both ships were detained again at Table Bay for a few days to coal, and arrived at Port Durban, the _England_ on the 6th, and the _France_ on the 11th April; five horses dead on the former, and six on the latter ship, were the casualties for the voyage. By the 14th both wings were disembarked, and the regiment then encamped for a day or two at Cator’s Manor, near Durban--the right wing, under Colonel Drury Lowe, finally marching on the 17th April to Landman’s Drift, and the left wing, under Major Boulderson, on the 21st April to Dundee. The entire regiment shortly after marched up to Rorke’s Drift together with the King’s Dragoon Guards, the whole being under the command of Major-General Marshall. On the 21st May it visited the battlefield of Isandlhwana, buried most of the dead bodies, and brought back some of the abandoned waggons to Rorke’s Drift. On the 23rd it joined the 2nd Division under Major-General Newdegate at Landman’s Drift, on the 28th it marched with it to Koppie Allein on the Blood River, and at last on the 1st June crossed that river and entered Zululand.