 | Basâvan Lâl - 1832 - 546 sider
...up the search in despair, the Ameer was thinking of making immediately for the Ghats of Hurdwar(s) and Surfuraznugur, (9) which were still a long way...Ghat of easy passage. Hearing these words (') Colonel Grneber, with two battalions and two companies of regular troops, and some Sebundees, also one thonsand... | |
 | 1875 - 664 sider
...Jumna at Mahaban and marched upwards celebrated through the Duáb to Kamoua, the fort of Dúndi Khan. Colonel Grueber with two battalions and two companies of regular troops and 1,500 of Skinner's horse was at that time investing Kamona, and retired on the approach of the Pindaris,... | |
 | Edward Atkinson - 1875 - 286 sider
...Jumna at Mahaban and marched upwards celebrated through the Duab to Kamona, the fort of Dundi Khan. Colonel Grueber with two battalions and two companies of regular troops and 1,500 of Skinner's horse was at that time investing Kamona, and retired on the approach of the Pindaris,... | |
 | Edwin Thomas Atkinson - 1875 - 668 sider
...Jumna at Mahaban and marched upwards celebrated through the Duab to Kamona, the fort of Diindi Khan. Colonel Grueber with two battalions and two companies of regular troops and 1,500 of Skinner's horse was at that time investing Kamona, and retired on the approach of the Pindaris,... | |
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Recordi, 18th February, 1805, No. 19. short time afterwards, they were restored to his son. In February, 1805 the Amir Khan, with his Pindaris, crossed the Jumna at Mahaban and marched upwards celebrated through the Duab to Kamona, the fort of Dundi Khan. 