First Division: H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge. Brigade of Guards: A battalion of the Grenadier, Coldstream, and Scots Guards. Highland Brigade--Major-General Sir Colin Campbell: The 42nd (Royal), 79th (Cameron), and 93rd (Sutherland Highlanders). Second Division: Lieutenant-General Sir de Lacy Evans. Third Brigade--Brigadier-General Adams: 41st (Welsh), 47th (North Lancashire), and 49th (Royal Berkshires). Fourth Brigade--Brigadier-General Pennefather: The 30th (East Lancashire), 55th (Border Regiment), and the 95th (Derbyshire). Third Division: Lieutenant-General Sir Richard England. Fifth Brigade--Brigadier-General Sir John Campbell: 4th (King's Own), 38th (South Staffords), and the 50th (Royal West Kent). Sixth Brigade--Brigadier-General Eyre: The Royal Scots, 28th (Gloucesters), and 44th (Essex). Fourth Division: Major-General Sir George Cathcart. Seventh Brigade--Brigadier-General Torrens: 20th (Lancashire Fusiliers), 21st (Royal Scots Fusiliers), and the 68th (Durham Light Infantry). Eighth Brigade: 46th (Cornwall Light Infantry), and the 57th Middlesex (arrived after the landing of the troops on September 14, not in time to take part in the Battle of the Alma). Light Division: Lieutenant-General Sir George Brown. First Brigade--Major-General W. Codrington: 7th (Royal Fusiliers), 23rd (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), and the 33rd (West Riding Regiment). Second Brigade--Major-General G. Buller: The 19th (Yorkshires), 77th (Middlesex), and the 88th (Connaught Rangers). In addition to the above, the 2nd Battalion of the Rifle Brigade was also present, but in the earlier stages of the campaign it acted as a divisional battalion. Acting in co-operation with us was a strong French army, under Marshal St. Arnaud, a division of which was commanded by one of the Napoleon Princes, and a Turkish force of 8,000 men, under Omar Pasha. In the spring of 1855 a division of the Sardinian army also arrived, and was sharply engaged with the Russians at the Battle of the Tchernaya.