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Protocols.
2. TABLE 14.
(a ) Pooled sera—equal parts of each—of 5 patients after 20 days complete treatment :
the blood was drawn half an hour after the last injection.
(b) Salt solution.
The mixtures were left for two hours at room temperature.
Di l ut i on of emul si ons.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
1 in 50
.
.
. .
9 days
7 days
1 2 „
12
„
1 in 200.
.
.
10 „
8
„
13 „
12
„
1 in 600.
.
.
.
14 „
7
„
20 „
10
„
1 in 2,000.
.
.
.
. . .
46
„
68 days
52 „
3. TABLE 15.
(a) Serum of patient taken one day after completion of treatment.
(b) Serum of patient taken 5 days after completion of treatment.
(c) Ser um of unt r eat ed per s on
.
(d) Salt solution.
Mixtures were left for 1 hour at room temperature.
Dilution of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
1 in 50 . .
.
6 days
6 days
6 days
6 days.
12 ,,
11 „
14 ,,
10 „
1 in 150
. . .
7
„
7 „
7 „
8
„
13 ,,
13 ,,
16 „
15 „
1 in 500 . . .
Recovered
8 „
8
„
8
„
14 ,,
15 ,,
16
„
1 in 1,500.
. .
Recovered
7 „
7 ,,
Recovered.
10 „
16 „
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Protocols.
4. TABLE 16.
(a) Serum of patient taken 5 days after completion of treatment.
(b) Serum of patient taken 10 days after completion of treatment.
(c) Salt solution.
Mixtures were left for two hours at room temperature.
Dilution of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
(c
)
1 in 50. .
10 days
Recovered
8 days.
16 „
3
„
1 i n 1 5 0
•
8 „
1 2 d a y s
Died : not rabies.
13 „
17 „
1 in 500 . . .
Recovered
74 days
Recovered.
1 in 1,500 .
.
Recovered
Recovered
Died: not rabies.
5. TABLE 17
( a ) Serum of patient taken 10 days after completion of treatment.
( b ) Serum of patient taken 14 days after completion of treatment.
(c) S e r u m o f u n t r e a t e d p e r s o n .
(d) Salt solution.
Mixtures were left for 2 hours at room temperature.
Dilution of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
1 in 50
.
.
8 days
7 days
7 days
8 days.
16 „
13 „
13 ,,
14 „
1 in 150 . .
Recovered .
8
„
8 „
Recovered.
15 ,,
14 ,,
1 in 500. Recovered .
7
„
9
„
Recovered.
1 5
„
15 „
1 in 1,500
.
7 days
Recovered
7
„
8 days.
9 ,,
13 ,,
11 „
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Protocols.
6. TABLE 18.
(a) Serum of patient taken 20 days after completion of treatment.
(b) Salt solution.
Mixtures were left for two hours at room temperature.
Dilution of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
( a)
(b)
1 in 50
.
.
. .
9 days
7 days.
14 „ 12 „
1 in 150
.
.
.
.
9
„ 7 „
14 „ 12 „
1 in 500. . . .
Recovered
Recovered.
1 in 1,500 .
.
.
9 days
1 1 d a y s .
14
„ 15 „
C.—Experiments to test if the sera of some normal animals contain substances
which kill rabies virus.
Exactly the same technique was used as that which has been described for the ex-
periments with patients' sera.
The following were the results :—
1 T A B L E 1
9
(
a
) G u i n e a - p i g s e r u m .
(
b
) R a b b i t s e r u m .
(
c
) S a l t s o l u t i o n .
The mixtures were placed in contact for two hours at room temperature.
Dilution of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
(c)
1 in l00.
. .
8 days
8 days
7 days
I2 „
11 „
12 „
1 in 2,500 .
.
7
„
Recovered
. . .
10 „
33 days.
1 in 5,000 . . .
Recovered
10 days
23 „
11 „
25 „
33
2. TABLE 20.
(a) Monkey serum.
(b) Salt solution.
The mixtures were left for two hours at room temperature.
Dilutton of emulsion.
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a )
(b)
1 in 100 .
.
.
8 days
8 days
10 „
1 1 „
1 i n 2 , 5 0 0
.
.
11 ,,
8 ,,
3 „
1 1 „
1 i n 5 , 0 0 0
.
8
„
38 days
11 „
3. TABLE 21.
(a) M o n k e y s e r u m .
(b) R a b b i t s e r u m .
(c) Salt solution.
In these experiments the emulsion of virus used was prepared from the medulla of a
dog. It was originally obtained from a dog in nature, and it has been passed through a
series of six dogs in the laboratory, the last dog after intraocular injection dying of furious
rabies after an incubation period of 11½ days.
The mixtures were kept for two hours at room temperature.
D i l u t i o n o f e m u l s i o n .
Result of inoculation into rabbit.
(a)
(b)
( c)
1 in 100 .
.
.
8 days
8 days
8 days.
12 ,,
12 „
1 1 „
1 i n 2 , 5 0 0
. .
10 „
9
„
Died : not rabies.
13 „ 12
„
1 in 5,000.
.
9 „11 „
Recovered.
11 ,,
16 ,,
34
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No. 36.
( NEWERIES.)
(NEW SERIES.)
SCIENTIFIC MEMOIRS
BY
OFFICERS OF THE MEDICAL AND SANITARY DEPARTMENTS
OF THE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
OBSERVATIONS ON RABIES:
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AN ATROPHIC
FORM OF THE DISEASE OCCURRING IN ANIMALS.
BY
MAJOR G. LAMB, M.D., I.M.S.
AND
CAPTAIN A. G. MCKENDRICK, M.B., I.M.S.
ISSUED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
BY THE SANITARY COMMISSIONER WITH THE GOVERNMENT
OF INDIA, SIMLA.
CALCUTTA
SUPERINTENDENT GOVERNMENT PRINTING, INDIA
1909
Price Annas 8 or 9d .
ANNUAL RETURNS OF THE
EUROPEAN ARMY OF INDIA
AND OF THE
NATIVE ARMY
AND JAIL POPULATION OF THE BENGAL PRESIDENCY
FOR THE YEARS FROM
1871 TO 1876.
BY JAMES L. BRYDEN, M.D., SURGEON-MAJOR, BENGAL ARMY,
STATISTICAL OFFICER ATTACHED TO THE SANITARY COMMISIONER WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA._
CALCUTTA: OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
1878.
I P / Q A . 5 I / P
ANNUAL RETURNS
OF THE
EUROPEAN ARMY OF INDIA
AND OF THE
NATIVE ARMY
AND
JAIL POPULATION OF THE BENGAL PRESIDENCY
FOR THE YEARS FROM
1871 To 1876.
BY.
JAMES L. BRYDEN, M.D., SURGEON-MAJOR, BENGAL ARMY,
STATISTICAL OFFICER ATTACHED TO THE SANITARY COMMISSIONER WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
CALCUTTA:
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
1878.
CALCUTTA:
PRINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
8, HASTINGS STREET.
PREFACE.
By direction of the Secretary of State for India, the Annual Returns of
the Native Armies of Madras and Bombay and the Jail Statistics of these
Presidencies, will in future be arranged on the plan followed in this Volume,
and incorporated with this Series of Tables.
The Returns of the Six Years from 1871 to 1876, for the European Army of
India and for the Native Army and Jail Population of the Bengal Presidency,
appear in this Volume. The Volume in succession to which it is published,
in which were contained the Returns of the Armies and Jails of Bengal from
the Mutiny Year up to 1870, was issued in 1871.
SIMLA,
The lst January 1878.
CONTENTS.
iii
TABU
The Daily Sick-rate of each Station in each Month ...
...
...
...
...
XI
Ratio in which the Chief Diseases have contributed to make up the Admission-rate of each Station ...
XII
The Mortality in each Station, the Causes of Death, and the Ratio of Deaths to Strength
...
XIII
Prevalence of Cholera in each Month, and the Distribution of the Disease by Stations and Provinces...
XIV
Prevalence of Fevers in each Month, and the Distribution of Fevers by Stations and Provinces
X V
Admissions, Deaths and Invaliding of each Regiment—
...
...
...
.
..
XVI
1.—Regiments of Bengal Proper, Bhootan and Assam.
2.—Regiments of Behar, Benares, Oudh and Cawnpore
3.—Regiments of Rohilcund and Meerut.
4.—Regiments of Agra and Central India,.
5.—Regiments of the Punjab.
6.—Regiments of the Punjab Frontier Force.
7.—Regiments of the Central India Irregular Force.
(Statement showing the Gain and Loss in Strength of the Regular Army follows Table XVI, and a
similar Statement showing the Gain and Loss of the Regiments of the Central India Force and
Punjab Frontier Force, is appended to Tables VII and VIII.)
(The Annual Relief for each year concludes the Series of Tables for the Native Army of the Bengal
Presidency.)
Sickness and Mortality among the Regiments of the Madras Army occupying Stations in the Bengal
Presidency ...
...
...
...
...
...
. . .
. . .
XVII
3. JAIL POPULATION OF BENGAL.
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population of the Bengal Presidency during the Year, and
the prevalence of the principal Diseases in each Month of the Year
...
...
. . .
I
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in Lower Bengal and in Assam
...
...
II
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in Chota Nagpore, and in the Dinapore, Benares,
Oudh and Cawnpore Districts
. . .
...
. . .
...
. . .
. . .
I I I
Sickness and. Mortality among the Jail Population in the Central Provinces, excluding Jubbulpore and
Saugor
...
...
...
...
. . .
. . .
IV
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in the Agra District and in Central India
. . .
V
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in the Rohilcund and Meerut Districts
...
VI
Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in the Punjab
...
...
. . .
V I I
Comparative Statement of the Ratios of Sickness and Mortality among the Jail Population in the
various Provinces
...
...
...
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
VI I I
General Statistics of Sickness and Mortality in each Jail, and the Number Daily Sick in each Month...
IX
Ratio in which the principal Diseases hav e contributed to make up the Admission-rate of the Year in
each Jail
...
...
...
...
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
X
Prevalence of Cholera in each Month, and the Distribution of the Disease by Stations and Provinces...
XI
The Mortality in each .Jail, the Causes of Death, and the Ratio of Deaths to Strength ...
...
XII
Detail or the Admissions and Deaths of the Jail Population in each Province
... . . .
XIII
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Detail of the Causes of the Admissions and Deaths of the European Army of the Three Presidencies
and of the Native Army and Jail Population of the Bengal Presidency.
EUROPEAN TROOPS, 1871.
XXIX.
STATEMENT showing the GAIN and LOSS in STRENGTH of the REGIMENTS composing the ARMY of INDIA during 1871.
A.—GAIN AND LOSS OF THE DIFFERENT ARMS.
Artillery,
Sappers and
Miners.
Cavalry. Infantry.
Army of
India.
Strength at the beginning of the Year.
A t H e a d Q u a r t e r s a n d o n D e t a c h m e n t a t t h e b e g i n n i n g o f 1 8 7 1
10,147
3,947
39,488
53,582
Recruits from England in India on march to join ...
...
133
53
647
833
On Staff employment
...
...
...
17
16
56
89
In Military and other Prisons ...
59
16
237
312
Elsewhere, sick in other Hospitals, and men remaining at Convalescent Depôts
...
219
68
909
1,196
Total Strength in India at the beginning of 1871
10,575
4,100
41,337
56,012
Additions during the Year.
Transfers received from other Regiments
...
9 9 7
14
135
1,146
Transferred from Regiments leaving India by volunteering
...
147
. . .
960
1,107
Recruited in India
...
...
... New Soldiers
. . .
32
9
108
149
Time-expired men ...
9
. . .
3
12
Received from England, landed after 1st January
...
Recruits ...
929
57
2,520
3 , 5 0 6
Invalids recovered ...
6
3
172
181
Deserters rejoined
...
...
...
...
...
...
5
1
27
33
Total Additions of the Year
... 2,125
84
3,925
6,134
Loss during the Year.
Transfers given to other Regiments
...
1,161
21
1,106
2,288
Time-expired Men who have left the Service
...
...
...
205
71
404
680
Men who have purchased their discharge
...
...
...
12
12
46
70
Men discharged otherwise ...
...
..
. . .
. . .
1
1
Invalided ...
...
...
...
.. For discharge
...
1 4 1
54
493
688
For change of climate ...
431
167
1,093
1,691
Dismissed by Sentence of Court Martial ......
...
...
...
19
2
85
106
Deserted
...
...
...
...
5
2
57
64
Died at Head Quarters and on Detachment. ...
...
168
93
615
876
Died absent from the Regiment
...
At Convalescent Depôts
. . .
10
6
34
50
In other Hospitals ...
...
12
2
34
48
Total Loss of the Year
...
2,164
430
3,968
6,562
Strength remaining towards the close of 1871
...
...
10,536
3,754
41,294
55,584
ABSTRACT.
Artillery. Cavalry. Infantry. Army of India.
Remained at the beginning of 1871
...
10,575
4,100
41,337
56,012
Added during 1871
...
...
. . .
2,125
84
3,925
6,134
Total
... 12,700
4,184
45,262
62,146
Deduct Loss during 1871
...
2,164
430
3,968
6,562
Remain towards the close of 1871
... 10,536
3,754
41,294
55,584
B.—GAIN AND LOSS OF THE ARMY OF EACH PRESIDENCY.
Army
of Bengal.
Army
of Madras.
Army
of Bombay.
Army
of India.
Strength at the beginning of the Year.
At Head Quarters and on Detachment at the beginning of 1871 ... ... 33,201 9,998
10,383
53,582
Recruits from England in India on march to join ...
...
...
648
59
126
833
On Staff employment
...
...
...
45
15
29
89
In Military and other Prisons
...
...
...
179
71
62
312
Elsewhere, sick in other Hospitals, and men remaining at Convalescent Depôts
...
684
346
166
1,196
Total Strength in India at the beginning of 1871
... 34,757 10,489
10,766
56,012
Additions during the Year.
Transfers received from other Regiments
...
...
742
244
160
1,146
Transferred from Regiments leaving India by volunteering
...
...
691
176
240
1,107
Recruited in India
...
...
...
New Soldiers
...
99
37
13
149
Time-expired Men...
5
7
...
12
Received from England, landed after 1st January ...
Recruits
... 1,945 1,150
411
3,506
Invalids recovered ...
90
90
1
181
Deserters rejoined
...
...
...
...
...
17
7
9
33
Total Additions of the Year
... 3,589 1,711
834
6,134
Loss during the Year.
Transfers given to other Regiments
...
...
...
...
... 1,444
615
229
2,288
Time-expired Men who have left the Service
...
...
...
...
421
130
129
680
Men who have purchased their discharge
...
...
...
39
17
14
70
Men discharged otherwise
...
...
...
...
1
...
1
Invalided
...
...
...
...
F o r d i s c h a r g e
. . .
. . .
449
126
113
688
For change of climate
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,115
361
215
1,691
Dismissed by Sentence of Court Martial ...
. . .
...
. . .
. . .
. . .
66
6
34
106
Deserted
...
...
...
...
...
40
14
10
64
Died at Head Quarters and on Detachment
...
. . .
. . .
. . .
554
186
136
876
Died absent from the Regiment
. . . . . . At Convalescent Depôts
. . .
31
12
7
50
In other Hospitals
. . .
24
18
6
48
Total Loss of the Year
... 4,183 1,486
893
6,562
Strength remaining towards the close of 1871*
...
...
... ...
34,163 10,714
10,707
55,584
ABSTRACT.
Bengal. Madras. Bombay. Army of India.
Remained at the beginning of 1871 ...
...
...
...
... 34,757 10,489
10,766
56,012
Added during 1871
...
...
...
... 3,589 1,711
834
6,134
Total
... 38,346 12,200
11,600
62,146
Deduct Loss during 1871
...
... 4,183 1,486
893
6,562
Remain towards the close of 1871
... 34,163 10,714
10,707
55,584
* This statement has reference only to those regiments and batteries which have spent the year 1871 in India. The strength shown here as remaining is the strength
of these corps, and not of the Army, which, as the rule, is reinforced from home before the end of the year.
TABLE
R E G I M E N T S o f B E H A R ,
REGIMENTS & BATTERIES, & STATION OF 1871
YEAR OF ARRIVAL
Date of Arrival from Station previously occupied.
Av e r a g e St r e n g t h d u r i n g 1 8 7 1 .
A d m i s s i o n - r a t e o f 1 8 7 1 p e r 1 , 0 0 0 o f S t r e n g t h .
LOSS PER 1,000
I n I ndi a.
I n t h e Be n g a l Pr e s i - d e n c y .
By Deat hs.
By I n v a l i d - i n g .
1 5 XVI Brig, A. Battery, R. Art, Seetapore
...
...
F e b r u a r y 1 8 7 1 , f r o m Ba r r a c k p o r e
141
950·3
7·09
28·37
1 6
1 - 1 4 t h R e g i me n t , C a w n p o r e
1 8 6 8
1 8 6 8
De c e mb e r 1 8 6 8 , f r o m En g l a n d
830
2204·8
13·25 109·64†
1 7 XIX Brig., A. Battery, R. Art, Cawpore
...
...
January 1871, from Jhansi
148
2223·0
6·76
54·05
1 8
1 0 4 t h R e g i m e n t , A l l a h a b a d ( 1 0 m o n t h s , J a n u a r y t o O c t o b e r )
. . .
...
February 1871, from Nowshera
654
1527·5
24·46 ...‡
1 9 XVI Brig., D. Battery, R. Art., Allahabad
...
...
January 1869, from Barrackpore
1 4 1 1453·9
7·09
63·83
2 0 XXV Brig., 1 Battery (XXIV, 7, from July).* R. Art., Allahabad
...
...
January 1870, from Darjeeling
74
1432·4
...
81·08
R E G I M E N T S O F B E H A R , B E N A R E S , O U D E , A N D C A W N P O R E 8,419
1298·4
18·58
52·79
3.— REGIMENTS of
1 2-1st Regiment, Head Quarters, Shahjehanpore
1 8 6 6
1 8 7 0 January 1870, from Nusseerbad
533
2257·0
18·76
59·41§
2 2-25th Regiment, Bareilly, with Detachment of 175 men at Moradabad
1 8 6 3
1 8 6 8 November 1869, from Shahjehanpore and Berhampore
951
724·5
9·46
35·75
3 XVI Brig., G Battery, (XXIII, E, from July), R. Art., Bareilly
...
...
December 1870, from Jubbulpore
139
1532·4
21·58
71·94
4 109th Regi ment, Head Quarters, Roorkee, wi th De-tachment of 189 men at Futtehghur ...
...
December 1870, of Mooltan
508
1651·6
9·84
29·53
5 Sappers and Miners, Roorkee ...
...
... ... ...
42
1119·0 ...
...
6 A. Brig., C. Battery, R. H. Art, Meerut
1 8 6 6
1 8 6 6 January 1870, from Lucknow
151
2086·1
19·87
39·74
7 F. Brig, D. Battery, (D. D. from July), R. H. Art., Meerut ...
... March 1870, from Rawulpindee
139
1597·1
7·19
57·55
8 XVI Brig., F. Battery, R. Art., Meerut ...
... February 1870, from Dinapore
135
2192·6
22·22
51·85
9 XIX Brig., D. Battery, R. Art., Meerut
...
... March 1870, from Mooltan
138
2572·5
21·74
65·22
1 0 4th Hussars, Meerut
1 8 6
1 8 6 8 March 1868, from England
445
1577·5
8·99
49·44
1 1 105th Regiment, Meerut
...
... January 1869, from Dinapore
776
2096·7
32·22
37·37
1 2 109th Regiment, Wing, Delhi
...
...
December 1870, from Mooltan
350
2162·8
20·00
40·00
1 3 XXIV Brig., 1 Battery, R. Art., Delhi ...
... December 1869 from Mooltan
79
1797·5
25·32
75·95
1 4 11th Hussars, Muttra
1 8 6 6
1 8 6 8 January 1868, from Mhow
441
1292·5
15·87
36·28
R E G I M E N T S O F R O H I L C U N D A N D M E E R U T
4,827
1652·6
16·99
47·05
* On the breaking up of the 25th Brigade of Artillery.
† The Invaliding Ratio for the 1-14th Regiment is increased by the addition of 31 invalids of 1870, who were sent home in January 1371. The loss of the Season
1871 was 60 men.
‡ The 104th Regiment took home many men who would have been invalided for change of climate.
§ For the Regiment as a body.
TABLE
.—REGIMESTS of _AGRA
REGIMENTS & BATTERIES, & STATION or 1871.
YEAR OF ARRIVAL
P.4
G
--,
LOSS PER 1,000
In
India.
In the
Bengal
Presi-
dency.
Date of Arrival from Station previously
occupied.
Average
Strength
during
1871.
t.-- ,..;
co.=
,–,
,.. .c
' ' ' O' . . . . . - ' ,
.4 ,/,'
-,-,.,
2 .
4 .
.c .?„ -
,,,,,, ,--,
,.-...
-1
BY
Deaths.
By
Invalid-
•
•ng.
05th Regiment, Agra (HQ, months)
...
1871
1871
920
1065'2
25'00
6'52
1
February 1871, from England
...
2 XIX Brig., F. Battery, R. Art., Agra
...
...
...
January 1870, from Meean Meer
...
149
1797'3
616
54'05
3 XXII Brig., 7 Battery, R. Art., Agra
...
..,
..,
April 1866, from Darjeeling
.....
63
2031'7
15'87
...
4 1-11th Regiment, Morar
...
1864
1864
November 1869, from Fyzabad
...
843
2453'1
13'05
65'24
5 F. Brig., B. Battery, R. H. Art., Morar
...
...
...
January 1870, from Scalkote
...
140
1914'3
7'14
85'71
6 XVI Brig., C. Battery, R. Art., Morar
...
...
...
March 1870, from Barrackpore
132
2166'7
60'61
83'33
7 XXV Brig., 3 Battery, R. Art., Morar (broken up, 31st
October)
...
December 1868, from Fort William
72
11667
13'89
8 XXIV Brig., 2 Battery, R. Art., Gwalior Fortress
...
...
February 1S69, from Meean Meer
...
77
1130'0
13'00
39'00
9 106th Regiment, Thansi, with Detachments of 240 men
at Gwalior Fortress and 166 men at Nowgong
...
..
..
November 1870, from Umballa
...
885
2331'1
24'86
38'42
10 XIX Brig , G. Battery, (XXIII, F., from July), R. Art.,
Nowgong
January 1871, from Jullundur
...
150
2393'3
26'67
93'33
11 1-19th Regiment, Saugor, with Detachment of 257 men
at Jubbulpore* (10 months)
...
1857
1857
January 1870, from Rawulpindee
...
714
1408'9
15'41
...
12 VIII Brig., E. Battery, R. Art., Saugor
•••
1868
1868
December 1870, from Fyzabad
...
136
1830'9
•.•
80'88
13 XXII Brig., 6 Battery, R. Art., Saugor...
...
.. ,
1869, from Meean Steer
73
116-P4
...
14
VIII Brig., D. Battery, R. Art., Jubbulporo
...
1866
1866
March 1871, from Bareilly
...
135
918'5
22'22
37'04
REGIMENTS OF AGRA. AND CENTRAL INDIA
...
4,290
1877'1
20'28
37'06
. . .
* This Detachment, was 167 strong from February to June. The pouhenurree Detachment, which was compelled to le; i ve on account of the butting acconmiolthou
being destroyed by the floods, was added in July, making up the Strength to 257. The Regiment left for England in the first week of November.
TABLE
REGIMENTS of
REGIMENTS & BATTERIES, & STATION OF 1871.
YEAR OF ARRIVAL
Date of Arrival from Station previously
occupied.
Average
Strength
during1 8 7 1 .
Admi s s i on- r a t e of 1871 pe r 1, 000 of St r e ngt h.
Loss PER 1,000
In
India.
In the
Bengal
Presi-
dency.
By
Deaths.
By
Invalid-
ing.
25 A Brigade, D. Battery, R. H. Art., Campbellpore
1865
1865 April 1871, from Peshawur
141
3659.6
21.28
78.01
26 XXIV Brigade, 6 Battery, R. Art, Attock
. . .
...
November 1869, from Govindghur
84
1333.3
11.90
35.71
27
1-5th Regiment, Nowshera, (Detachment to Attock,
and to Road-making in Murree Hills)
1867
1867 January 1870, from Ferozepore
892 2876.7
32.51
39.24
28 A Brigade, A. Battery, R. H. Art., Peshawur*
1866
1866 January 1870, from Meerut
143
2853.1
13.99 104.90
29
XXII Brigade, B. Battery (XX, F., from July),
R. Art., Peshawur*
. . .
...
December 1870, from Ferozepore
145
2020.7
27.59
55.18
30 XXV Brigade, 4 Battery, R. Art., Peshawur,* (10 months)
. . .
...
November 1869, from Attock
68
1779.4
14.71
. . .
31 1-6th Regiment, Peshawur*
1868
1868 April 1871, from Rawulpindee
859
1641.4
18.63
29.10
32 2-60th Regiment, Peshawur*
1867
1867 December 1870, from Seetapore and Benares
999
1739.7
22.02
46.05
REGIMENTS OF THE PUNJAB
1 2 , 2 0 7
1555.6
17.37
45.22
6.—REGIMENTS cantoned during
1 XXIV Brigade, 4 Battery, R. Art., Darjeeling
. . .
...
December 1869, from Allahabad
72
1083.3
...
69.45
2 2-1st Regiment, Wing, Raneekhet
1866
1870
†
† †
376
1805.9
23.94
*
3 55th Regiment, Chuckrata
1864
1864 May 1869, from Lucknow
870
678.2
9.20
22.99
4 85th Regiment, Dugshaie
1868
1868 October 1870, from Meean Meer
918
1251.0
871
26.13
5 2-12th Regiment, Subathoo
1864
1864 February 1871, from Jubbulpore
840
914.3
11.90
35.71
6 XXII Brigade, A. Battery, R. Art., Jutogh (10 months)
...
. . . March 1869, from Allahabad
88
625.0
...
45.45
HILL STATIONS OF THE BENGAL PRESIDENCY
3,157
1051.3
11.09
29.85
7.—INVALID GARRISON, ROAD-MAKING
1 Invalid Garrison, Chunar
27
1111.1
111.11
...
2 Road-making Parties, Chumba and Murree Hills, May to October
1,127
578.5
3.55
...
3 Detachment 79th Regiment, Puchmurree, March to September‡
99
1323.2
30.30
...
4 Detachments from Peshawur, at Cherat, from July to October
860
755.8 11.63
...
* Upwards of 850 men were withdrawn from Peshawur and stationed at Cherat from July to October.
† The Road-making party of 1870, 207 strong, was supplemented by 254 men from Head Quarters.
‡ The Detachment of the 1-19th Regiment which was sent from Saugor to Puchmurree, was withdrawn at the end of June, in consequence of the hutting accom--
modation having been destroyed by the burst of the monsoon.