But we must once more return to Lord Lake’s army, whom we left at Agra. The rainy season limited their repose. Holkar’s restless spirit urged him to collect his scattered followers, at the head of whom, equipped with 60 guns, he approached Muttra in October; Lord Lake followed, and Holkar moved to the north. It soon became a perfect chase. Holkar fled into the Punjab; Lake crossed the Sutlej on the 7th December, and was on the point of engaging him on the banks of the Beas on the 25th, but was prevented by positive instructions from the Governor-General, who probably wished to avoid embroiling himself with the Seikhs. A treaty was therefore reluctantly entered into, and the army returned slowly to Dehli. Captain Pennington was commissary of ordnance with this force; Captain C. Brown, Lieutenant-Fireworkers Frith and Boileau, were with the horse artillery, and Captain T. Greene, Lieutenants Hay and Rodber, with the 1st company 1st battalion. In closing the account of these glorious campaigns, it will not be out of place here to record the names of the officers sharing in them, and we fortunately have a memorandum, in Sir John Horsford’s writing, of those entitled to share in the prize-money, which gives the necessary information. _1st Campaign._ Lieut.-Col. Horsford,│ Capt. Butler, │ Capt. T. Greene, │ Capt. Raban, │ Capt. Nelly, │ Capt. Constable, │ Capt. Hutchinson, │ Capt. W. Shipton, │ Capt. Best, │ Capt. J. Robinson, │ Capt. Mathews, │ Lieut. M. Browne, │ Lieut. Morris, │ ─────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────── Lieut. S. Hay, │ Agra and Laswaree only. Lieut. Beagham, │ 〃 Lieut. W. Parker. │ 〃 _2nd Campaign._ Lieut.-Col. Horsford,│ Capt. C. Brown, │ Capt. Raban, │ Capt. Nelly, │ Capt. Hutchinson, │ Capt. Best, │ Capt. Butler, │ Capt. Paschaud, │ Capt. Mathews, │ Lieut. M. Browne, │ Lieut. H. Starke, │ Lieut. Swiney, │ Lieut. Young, │ Lieut. Grove, │ Lieut. Gowing, │ Lieut. Pollock, │ Lieut. Parker, │ Lieut. Hay, │ Lieut. Percival, │ Lieut. T. D. Smith, │ ─────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────── Capt. Hinde, │Bhurtpoor from January to April. Capt. Dunn, │ 〃 Capt. Pennington, │ 〃 Lieut. W. H. Frith, │ 〃