As, however, his intelligence is sure to spread and cause a certain amount of excitement, warn General Massy and Mr.Christie (the Political Officer in Kuram) to be on the alert.'] [Footnote 3: The Kabul Field Force was composed as follows: ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant-Colonel B.L.Gordon, commanding.
Captain J.W.Inge, Adjutant.
F/A, Royal Horse Artillery, Major J.C.Smyth-Windham.
G/3, Royal Artillery, Major Sydney Parry.
No.

1 (Kohat) Mountain Battery (four guns), Captain Morgan.
No.

2 (Derajat) Mountain Battery (four guns), Captain Swinley.
Two Gatling guns, Captain Broadfoot.
ENGINEERS.
Lieutenant-Colonel AE.

Perkins, C.B., commanding.
Lieutenant F.Spratt, Adjutant.
Captain Woodthorpe, R.E., in charge of surveying.
Captain Stratton, 22nd Regiment, in charge of signalling.
Lieutenant F.Burn-Murdoch, R.E., Royal Engineer Park.
CAVALRY.
Brigadier-General W.D.Massy, commanding.
Lieutenant J.P.Brabazon, 10th Hussars, Brigade-Major.
9th Lancers, Lieutenant-Colonel R.S.

Cleland.
5th Punjab Cavalry, Major B.Williams.
12th Bengal Cavalry, Major Green.
14th Bengal Lancers, Lieutenant-Colonel Ross.
1ST INFANTRY BRIGADE.
Brigadier-General H.Macpherson, C.B., V.C., commanding.
Captain G.de C.Morton, 6th Foot, Brigade-Major.
67th Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel C.B.