[56] 1st Battalion King's Own, Scottish Borderers 500 rifles No. 7 Mountain Battery 84 " No. 6 Company Queen's Own, Sappers and Miners 151 " 2nd Battalion 4th Gurkhas 410 " 2nd Madras Infantry 630 " Burma Company Queen's Own, Sappers and Miners 94 " ---------- Total 1,869 rifles [57] 1st Battalion Cheshire Regiment 300 rifles 42nd Gurkha Light Infantry 477 " No. 5 Company Queen's Own, Sappers and Miners 95 " 10th Bengal Infantry 460 " 28th Bengal Infantry 290 " ----------- Total 1,622 rifles [58] Now Major-General Sir Vincent William Tregear, K.C.B., Indian Army, retired. [59] It was understood at this time that the Siyins were quite subordinate to the Tashons, whose control, however, proved to be limited. [60] Brigadier-General Symons's Despatch, dated the 1st of May, 1890, from Haka. [61] "The Chin Hills," vol. i., p. 89. Government Press, Rangoon, 1896. [62] Brigadier-General Tregear's Despatch, May 31, 1890. [63] Regarding Jahoota, or Ya Hnit, see pp. 334-335 _infra_. [64] It may be questioned whether, in view of the obstinate resistance shown by some tribes, they can be fairly charged with lack of persistence. [65] For accurate and most interesting information regarding the Chins, their manners, customs, and history, I must refer the reader to the "Chin Hills," by Bertram S. Carey, C.I.E., and H. N. Tuck (2 vols., Rangoon Government Press, 1896.), which can be seen at the India Office Library. [66] Mr. Ross, after excellent service, died at Rangoon in 1910. [67] Mr. Macnabb is now Major Macnabb, Commissioner of the Sagaing (formerly called Central) Division of Upper Burma. CHAPTER XXIII INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION OF BURMA Of the many other parts which go to make up the working machinery of a great province nothing has been said, as the object of this account is to show how peace and order were restored, or rather given, to Burma. Along and step by step with this rough work, however, every part of an advanced administration began to take shape. There was none which was not, at the very least, called into existence.