Lieutenant F. W. Grand was a younger brother of the Mr. Grand whose name is connected with Sir Philip Francis, from the latter having seduced his wife, who afterwards was married to Talleyrand. Lieut. G. commanded two 6–pounders attached to the two companies of Popham’s regiment acting as a bodyguard to Hastings. Lieutenant Sand probably commanded two guns with the remaining companies of the wing of the regiment. Footnote 21: The Governor-General noticed Lieutenant Baillie’s conduct in General Orders of 8th September and 19th October, 1781; on the latter occasion the order says: “The strong recommendation which Major Crabb has given Lieutenant Fw. Baillie for his distinguished attention and activity in the management of the artillery under his charge, affords the Governor-General a second occasion of acknowledging the services of that officer on the same campaign, and publishing his thanks for it.” Footnote 22: Major Popham received 2,94,000; Major, 44,956; Captain, 22,478; Subaltern, 11,239; Serjeant, 200; Soobadar, 300; Jemadar, 140; Havildar, 100; Naick, 80; Sipahi, 50. Footnote 23: Captains Mayaffre and J. Hill,§ Lieutenants Gillespie§ and B. Bruce,§ Lieutenant Fireworkers E. F. Baillie, H. Balfour, W. Shipton,§ J. E. Grand, R. Sands.§ Footnote 24: ───┬────────┬──────────┬──────────┬──────────┬─────────┬─────────── No.│Company.│Battalion.│Serjeants.│Corporals.│Drummers.│Gunner, &c. ───┼────────┼──────────┼──────────┼──────────┼─────────┼─────────── 2│ 4│ 2│ 6│ 6│ 2│ 61 5│ 5│ 1│ 6│ 7│ 2│ 55 10│ 5│ 2│ 7│ 6│ 3│ 56 ───┴────────┴──────────┴──────────┴──────────┴─────────┴─────────── Footnote 25: 24–pounder 12 pair 18–pounder 9 pair 12–pounder 6 pair 6–pounder 3 pair 3–pounder 2 pair 8–inch Howitzer 7 pair 5½-inch Howitzer 5 pair 4½-inch Howitzer 3 pair Wagon 7 pair Tumbril 5 pair Footnote 26: When quarters were not furnished. Footnote 27: Four 18–pounders, eight 12–pounders, twenty 6–pounders, two 3–pounders, and two 5½-inch howitzers. Footnote 28: In the Calcutta burying-ground is a tomb to the memory of Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs. Deare. She died a few days before him. The inscription on the tomb is as follows:—