Rouse, Captain G. H. A. White, Lieutenant F. H. G. Stanton, and Lieutenant F. L. C. Livingstone-Learmonth. Northumberland Fusiliers--Lieutenant H. S. Toppin. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry--Lieutenant H. T. Cantan. 2nd Royal West Kent--Lieutenant R. J. T. Hildyard. Army Service Corps--Lieutenant C. J. Croxford. Indian Staff Corps--Lieutenant R. J. Stewart (attached Army Service Corps). Roberts's Horse--Veterinary Captain P. D. Bray, Lieutenant J. F. Hawkins, Lieutenant H. R. Horne, and Lieutenant T. J. Truter. King's Royal Rifle Corps--Lieutenant G. H. Martin. Welsh Regiment--Lieutenant R. H. Metge. 1st Royal Dragoons--Second Lieutenant T. D. Pilkington. Royal Artillery, Staff--Captain H. T. Tennant. Durham Light Infantry--Second Lieutenant L. J. P. Butler. South African Light Horse--Captain J. C. Kirkwood. Cape Police--Captain A. Bates. Brabant's Horse--Captain P. M. W. Little, and Lieutenant H. A. Steele. 9th Lancers--Lieutenant S. R. Theobald. Yorkshire Light Infantry--Captain G. G. Ottley. 1st Australian Horse--Lieutenant J. W. Wilkinson. 6th Dragoons--Lieutenant N. W. Haig. Prince Alfred's Volunteer Guards--Lieutenant W. B. Everton. Lumsden's Horse--Lieutenant C. E. Crane. Royal Engineers--Lieutenant M. T. Webber. 10th Hussars--Lieutenant Anderson Pelham, and Lieutenant Crichton. 2nd East Kent--Lieutenant W. G. F. Barnard. Eastern Province Horse--Lieutenant J. M. P. Bowker. 16th Lancers--Captain C. J. Eccles. Cameron Highlanders--Captain MacEwen. Intelligence Department--Captain L. G. Dennison. Police Magistrate--C. H. Hilliard. Newspaper Correspondents--Lord Rosslyn, Lord C. Manners, and M. H. Donohue. The following officers, prisoners of war, were found in hospital:-- Lieutenant the Hon. D. R. H. Anderson-Pelham, and Lieutenant C. W. H. Crichton, 10th Hussars (convalescent after enteric fever); Lieutenant H. Chapman, British South Africa Police (contusion, convalescent); Lieutenant G. H. Martin, King's Royal Rifle Corps (tonsillitis, cured); Lieutenant R. H. Metge, 1st Welsh Regiment (neuralgia, cured); Lieutenant G. C. Briggs, 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers (doing well); Major F. H. Munn, Royal Irish Fusiliers (neuralgia, cured); Major J. C. Wray, Royal Horse Artillery (convalescent); Lieutenant N. W. Haig, 6th Dragoons (enteric fever, seriously ill, but improving). Nine hundred and ninety prisoners were removed, however, and, it was believed, were taken some forty miles from Komati Poort.