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The Nayar Brigade of Travancore . Jt ■- ! « « MADRAS: PRINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT, GOVERNMENT PRESS. 1898. 7 /! ■ ‘ •fc*- 1 ' • t >* flection from tlje Herorirs of tlje Ufabra dobernment. THE NAYAR BRIGADE TRAVANCORE. MADRAS: FEINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT, GOVERNMENT PRESS. f-UA 268 1 • .«</> to TABLE OF CONTENTS. PREFACE. Pa< A Short History of the Nayar Brigade [1]- SECTION I.-THE ORIGINAL CONSTITUTION OF THE NAYAR BRIGADE. No. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 7th May 1817, Noe. 6 and 7, Political .. .. •.. .. .. .. .. .. , t i (2) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 19th March 1818, Nos. 14 to 16, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ., 2 (3) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 14th April 1819, Nos. 11 to 14, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ., .. ,. 3 (4) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 14th April 1819, Nos. 15 to 18, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ., .. 3 (5) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 22nd May 1819, Nos. 1 to 3, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,. .. 5 (6) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 23rd August 1819, Nos. 2 to 6, Political .. .. .. .. .. ., . .. .. .. .5 (7) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 8th October 1819, Nos. 1 to 3, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,, 6 (8) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 8th October 1819, Nos. 5 and 6, Political . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ^ (9) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 18th October 1819, Nos. 9 and 10, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8 SECTION II.—SUBSEQUENT CHANGES IN THE STRENGTH OF THE BRIGADE AND ITS OFFICERS. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 16th June 1840, Nos. 15 to 17, Political 14 (2) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 1st September 1840, No. 5, Political .. 15 (3) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 23rd November 1841, Nos. 17 and 18, Political 15 (4) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 6th December 1842, Nos. 1 and 2, Political 21 (5) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 26th October 1847, Nos. 1 and 2, Political 22 (6) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 17th July 1849, Nos. 27 and 28, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ., 23 (7) —G 0., dated 1st July 1862, No. 257, Political .. .. 28 (8) —G 0., dated 15th July 1862, No. 274, Political .. .. .. .. 29 (9) —G.O , dated 7th August 1862, No. 311, Political .. .. .. ., (t 30 (10) —G 0., dated 3rd December 1863, No. 360, Political .. .. .. ,, 30 (11) —G O., dated 5th July 1864, No. 208, Political 32 (12) —G.O., dated 28th May 1880, No. 3379, Military . 40 (13) -—GO., dated 24th February 1881, No. 101, Political .. .. .. 41 (14) —G.O., dated 18th September 1882, No. 345, Political .. 42 (15) —G.O., dated 15th May 1885, No. 337, Political .. .. 43 SECTION III.—PAY AND ALLOWANCES OF THE OFFICERS EMPLOYED IN THE BRIGADE. (1) —Extract fro m the Minutes of Consultation, dated 24th May 1836, Nos. 15 and 16, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 47 (2) —E xtract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 19th September 1838, No. 1, Political .. .. .. ,, 47 11 CONTENTS. No. Page (3) —Extract from tlie Minutes of Consultation, dated 14tK January 1840, No. 12, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 48 (4) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 4th February 1840, Nos. 10 and 11, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 48 (5) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 11th February 1840, No. 1, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. 49 (6) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 7th April 1840, Nos. 22 and 23, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 50 (7) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 5th May 1840, No. 3, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 50 (8) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 16th March 1841, Nos. 12 and 13, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 51 (9) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 16th June 1841, No. 1, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 53 (10) —G.O., dated 14th January 1860, Nos. 15 and 16, Political .. .. .. .. 53 (11) —G.O., dated 3rd December 1863, No. 360, Political .. .. .. .. 54 (12) —G.O., dated 6th April 1867, No. 93, Political .. .. .. .. .. 54 (13;—G.O., dated 16th November 1867, No. 310, Political .. .. .. .. 56 (14) —G.O., dated 21st January 1868, No. 18, Political .. .. .. .. .. 66 (15) —G O., dated 24th March 1869, No. 91, Political .. .. .. .. .. 60 (16) —G.O , dated 10th February 1870, No. 417, Military .. .. .. .. 61 (17) —G O., dated 28th June 1872, No. 249, Political .. .. .. .. .. 62 (18) —G.O., dated 26th March 1874, No. 134, Political .. .. .. .. .. 64 (19) —G.O., dated 30th June 1874, No. 262, Political .. .. .. .. .. 65 (20) —G O., dated 25th July 1874, No. 313, Political .. .. .. .. 66 (21) —G O., dated 22nd August 1874, No. 348, Political .. .. .. .. .. 67 (22) —G.O., dated 26th September 1876, No. 616, Political .. .. .. .. 68 (23) —G.O , dated 24th February 1881, No. 101, Political .. .. .. .. 69 (24) —G.O., dated 24th December 1892, No. 1408, Financial] .. .. .. .. 69 (25) —G.O., dated 16th August 1895, No. 543, Political .. .. .. .. 74 (26) —G.O., dated 31st October 1895, No. 728, Political .. .. .. 77 SECTION IV.—SELECTION OF MILITARY OFFICERS FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE BRIGADE. (1) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 5th November 1834, No. 4, Political 78 (2) -—Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 12th June 1838, Nos. 1 and 2, Political .. .. .. .. ,. 74 (3) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 31st March 1840, Nos. 51 and 52, Political 80 (4) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 11th June 1844, Nos. 13 and 14, Political 81 (5) —G.O., dated 17th March 1873, No. 957, Military .. .. .. .. 82 (6) —G.O., dated 30th June 1874, No. 262, Political 83 (7) —G.O., dated 25th July 1874, No. 313, Political 83 (81—G O., dated 22nd August 1874, No. 348, Political .. 83 (9)—G.O., dated 13th February 1878, No. 91, Political .. .. ,. 83 (10) —G.O., dated 22nd May 1890, No. 274, Political .. .. .. .. 84 (11) —GO., dated 23rd May 1890, No. 65, Political .. .. .. .. ., 85 (12) —G.O., dated 4th March 1895, No. 150, Political .. 85 (13) —G.O., dated 5th June 1895, No. 360, Political 95 (14) —G.O., dated 27th September 1895, No. 641, Political 96 SECTION Y.—LEAVE AND PENSIONS TO OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE BRIGADE. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 26th October 1847, Nos. 1 and 2, Political 97 (2) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 1st February 1848, Nos. 236 and 237, Military 97 (3) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 20th March 1855, Nos. 14 and 15, Political 97 (4) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 11th September 1855, No. 13, Political .. 98 (5) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 20th February 1856, No. 17, Military 100 (6) —G.O., dated 6th April 1867, No. 93, Political .. .. 100 (7) —G.O., dated 6th July 1867, No. 191, Political .. .. .. 100 (8) —G.O., dated 14th August 1867, No. 232, Political 102 (9) —G.O., dated 24th March 1869, No. 91, Political .. .. 102 (10)—G.O., dated 30th March 1871, No. 98, Political .. .. ,, 102 CONTENTS. Ill No. Paqh (.11)—G.O., dated 28tli June 1872, No. 249, Political .. .. ,, 103 (121—G.O., dated 28th September 1872, No. 365, Political .. .. .. .. 103 (13) —G.O., dated 3rd October 1872, No. 368, Political .. .. .. .. .. 106 (14) —G.O., dated 5th February 1873, No. 55, Political .. ». .. .. .. 106 (15) —G.O., dated 5t.h April 1873, No. 1200, Military .. .. .. .. 107 (16) —G.O., dated 26th January 1875. No. 46, Political .. .. .. .. .. 108 (17) —G.O., dated 26th September 1876, No. 616, Political .. .. .. .. 108 (18) —G.O., dated 28th May 1880, No. 3379, Military .. .. .. .. .. 109 (19) —G.O., dated 22nd February 1886, No. 181, Political .. .. .. .. 109 (20) —G.O., dated 18th July 1895, No. 471, Political .. .. .. .. .. 110 SECTION VI.—RANK AND PRECEDENCE OF MILITARY OFFICERS SERVING IN THE BRIGADE. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 24th May 1836, Nos. 15 and 16, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 112 (2) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 8th September 1854, No. 5, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 112 (3) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 6th December 1854, No. 107, Military .. .. .. .. .. .. 113 (4) —G.O., dated 14th March 1861, No. 146, Political .. .. .. .. 113 (5) —G.O., dated 21st April 1881, Nos. 221 and 222, Political .. .. .. .. 116 (6) —G.O., dated 4th July 1881, No. 342, Political .. .. .. .. .. 117 (7) —GKO., dated 5th May 1885, No. 301, Political .117 SECTION VII.—CONDITIONS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT OF THE BRIGADE. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 20rh December 1831, Nos. 8 and 9, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 121 (2) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 28th June 1843, No. 6, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 121 (3) —Extract from a Despatch to the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 11th September 1855, No. 13, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. 122 (4) —Extract from a Despatch from the Honourable the Court of Directors, dated 20th February 1856, No. 17, Military .. .. .. .. 122 (5) —G.O., dated 6th April 1867, No. 93, Political .. .. .. .. .. 122 (6) —G.O., dated 24th February 1881, No. 101, Political .. .. .. .. 122 (7) —G.O., dated 16th August 1895, No. 543, Political .. .. .. .. .. 122 (8) —G.O , dated 27th September 1895, No. 641, Political .. .. .. .. 122 SECTION VIII.—LIST OF COMMANDANTS OF THE BRIGADE WITH ORDERS PERTAINING TO THEIR APPOINTMENTS.128 SECTION IX.—SUPPLY OF ARMS, STORES AND ACCOUTREMENTS AND CLOTHING. (1) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 24th January 1820, Nos. 17 and 18, Political 124 (2) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 31st January 1820, Nos. 7 to 9, Political .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 125 (3) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 19th April 1820, No. 11, Political 125 (4) —Extract from the Minutes of Consultation, dated 18t,h February 1831, Nos.
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