Second Brigade--Brigadier Hervey: 10th Foot (Lincolns), 8th and 72nd Bengal Infantry. Second Infantry Division--Major-General Sir Walter Gilbert, K.C.B. First Brigade--Brigadier Mountain: 29th Foot (Worcesters), 30th and 56th Bengal Infantry. Second Brigade--Brigadier Godby: 2nd Bengal Europeans (2nd Munsters), 31st (now the 2nd Q.O. Light Infantry), and the 70th Bengal Infantry (now the 11th Rajputs). Third Division: Brigadier-General Colin Campbell, C.B. First Brigade--Brigadier Pennycuick: 24th Foot (South Wales Borderers), 25th and 45th Bengal Infantry. Second Brigade--Brigadier Hoggan: 61st Foot (2nd Gloucesters), 15th, 36th, and 46th Bengal Infantry. Third Brigade--Brigadier Penny: 15th, 20th, and 69th Regiments Bengal Infantry. Artillery Division--Brigadier-General Tennant: Six batteries of horse artillery, three field and two heavy batteries. Ever since the advance from Sobraon we had retained a strong force at Lahore, as well as at Ferozepore, but no success had attended our efforts to keep down the numbers of the Sikh army; in fact, at that time the Sikhs were a race of warriors, every man carrying arms, and every second man had undergone military training. Lahore, it is true, was no longer the headquarters of their army, but Lord Gough soon found that the Sikh forces drawn up on the far side of the Chenab were no whit inferior to those he had met and with difficulty overthrown on the banks of the Sutlej. On November 23 the opening action of the campaign took place at Ramnuggur,[23] where the 14th Hussars showed themselves worthy of the high reputation they had made in the Peninsula; and on the 30th of the month Sir Joseph Thackwell, in command of the cavalry, fought the successful action of Sadoolapore.[24] CHILLIANWALLAH, JANUARY 13, 1849. This battle honour, which commemorates one of the hardest fights ever waged in India, is borne by the following regiments: 3rd Hussars. 9th Lancers. 14th Hussars. South Wales Borderers. Gloucesters. Worcesters. Royal Munster Fusiliers. 2nd Q.O. Light Infantry. 11th Rajputs.