...by Akram Khan, son of the Ameer Dost Mahomed Khan ; a result, my Lord, glorious indeed for the very victorious army of India. The ranks of the enemy broken...enemy, this triumphant success, this brilliant victory, has been achieved with comparatively little loss on our side. The number of guns taken in action and...

...indeed for the very victorious army of India. The ranks of the enemy broken ; their position carried j their guns, ammunition, camp equipage, and baggage,...enemy, this triumphant success, this brilliant victory, has been achieved with comparatively little loss on our side. The number of guns taken in action and...

...their guns, ammunition, campfquipage, and baggage captured, their Hying masses driven before their victorious pursuers from mid-day to dusk, receiving...resistance of the enemy, this triumphant success, tliU brilliant victory, has been achieved with comparatively little loss on our side.'' The veteran...

...becoming rout, they fled in the utmost disorder, "their ranks broken" (the Commander-in-Chief writes), "their position carried, their guns, ammunition, camp...receiving most severe punishment in their flight." It will much enhance the gratification which the intelligence of this great success must afford you,...

...their guns, ammunition, campequipage, and baggage captured, their flying masses driven before their victorious pursuers from mid-day to dusk, receiving...in their flight ; and, my lord, with gratitude to л merciful Providence, I have the satisfaction of adding, thut, notwithstanding the obstinate resistance...

...broken ; their position carried ; their guns, ammunition, camp-equipage, and baggage, captured ; and their flying masses driven before the victorious pursuers from mid-day to dusk." Fifty-three pieces of artillery left Spoils of the in the hands of the victors, along with the camp,...

...ranks of the enemy broken, camp equipage and baggage captured, their flying masses driven before their victorious pursuers, from mid-day to dusk, receiving...have the satisfaction of adding that, notwithstanding 1 " Blue Book," p. 597. Having written a short account on the field of battle to the governor-general....

...utmost disorder, " their ranks broken, their positions carTied ; their guns, ammunition, camp-equipage, and baggage captured ; their flying masses driven...receiving most severe punishment in their flight." f Our loss in killed and wounded was comparatively ver small. The noble governor-general said that...

...utmost disorder, " their ranks broken, their positions carried ; their guns, ammunition, camp-equipage, and baggage captured ; their flying masses driven...receiving most severe punishment in their flight. "t Our loss in killed and wounded was comparatively very small. The noble governor-general said that...

...ranks broken ; their position carried ; their guns, ammunition, campequipage, and baggage captured; and their flying masses driven before the victorious pursuers from mid-day to dusk." Fifty-three pieces of artillery left in the hands of the victors, along with the camp, baggage, magazines,...