...Melvill, are men such as you will seldom find anywhere, but when collected under one administration were worth double and treble the number taken at hap-hazard....was a good man ; the most were excellent officers. My chief help, however, was in my brother John, without whom I should have had difficulty in carrying...

...Melville, are men such as you will seldom see anywhere, but when collected under one administration were worth double and treble the number taken at haphazard....was a good man : the most were excellent officers. My chief help, however, was in my brother John, without whom I should have had difficulty in carrying...

...They are men such as you will seldom find anywhere, but when collected under one administration, were worth double and treble the number taken at hap-hazard. Each was a good man ; the most were good officers." And again, " I was very fortunate in having my assistants, all of whom were my friends,...

...&cc., are such men as you will seldom see anywhere ; but when collected under one administration were worth double and treble the number taken at haphazard....was a good man. The most were excellent officers." The slight foundation of truth on which Mr. Smith has raised his fabric of calumny is this: — During...

...Melville are men such as you will seldom see anywhere, but, when collected under one administration, were worth double and treble the number taken at haphazard....was a good man ; the most were excellent officers." Of this band of young men, all whom Colonel Henry Lawrence personally attached to himself, and by whom...

...Melville are men such as you will seldom see anywhere, but, when collected under one administration, were worth double and treble the number taken at haphazard. Each was a good man j the most were excellent officers." Of this band of young men, all whom Colonel Henry Lawrence personally...

...Melvill are men such as you will seldom see anywhere, but when collected under one administration were worth double and treble the number taken at haphazard....was a good man ; the most were excellent officers. My chief help, however, was in my brother John.' l At the close of the first Sikh war Henry Lawrence...

...they are men such as you will seldom see anywhere ; but, collected under one administration, they were worth double and treble the number, taken at haphazard. Each was a good man and an excellent officer." Henry Lawrence's original Punjaxib staff consisted of "James Abbott, John...