+-------------------------+--------------------------+----------------+ | | | Number landed, | | | | including | | BRIGADES. | REGIMENTS. | Recruits | | | | for India, | | | | attached. | +-------------------------+--------------------------+----------------+ | 1st. Commanded by { | Twenty-fourth | 600 | | Brigadier-General { | Thirty-eighth | 900 | | Beresford { | Eighty-third | 800 | | | | | | 2nd. Under Brigadier- { | Seventy-first | 800 | | General Ferguson { | SEVENTY-SECOND | 600 | | { | Ninety-third | 800 | | | Fifty-ninth | 900 | | | Company’s recruits | 200 | | | Seamen and marines | 1100 | | | Artillery | 200 | | | Twentieth Light Dragoons | 300 | | | +----------------+ | | Total. | 7200 | +-------------------------+--------------------------+----------------+ [18] “The soldiers suffered excessively from the heat of the sun, which was as intense as I ever felt it in India; though our fatigue was extreme, yet, for the momentary halt we made, the grenadier company (SEVENTY-SECOND) requested the pipers might play them their regimental quick step, _Capper fiedth_, to which they danced a Highland Reel, to the utter astonishment of the fifty-ninth regiment, which was close in our rear.”--_Journal of Captain Campbell, Grenadier Company_, SEVENTY-SECOND _regiment_. [19] Afterwards Lieut.-General Sir Colquhoun Grant, K.C.B. and G.C.H., Colonel of the Fifteenth, or King’s Hussars, who died in December 1835.