Thinking we should be sure to attack and take the place, they rushed through it to the other side, and made for the open country.

But we had had enough of street fighting at Delhi.

Our Cavalry and Artillery were divided into two parties, which moved round the walls, one to the right and the other to the left, and united in pursuit of the fugitives at the further side.

We followed them for several miles.

Some had concealed themselves in the high crops, and were discovered by the Cavalry on their return march to camp.