George Bruce Malleson

George Bruce Malleson

Summary

Portrait of George Bruce Malleson George Bruce Malleson The Mutiny of the Bengal Army… (1857)

On the ladders being erected against the wall, the whole of our Native Establishment deserted us by climbing up the sloped sheds on the inside of the magazine, and descending the ladders on the outside, after which the enemy appeared in great number on the top of the walls, and on whom we kept up an incessant fire of grape, every round of which told well, as long as a single round remained.
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of George Bruce Malleson George Bruce Malleson The Mutiny of the Bengal Army… (1857)

Lieutenant Willoughby was so annoyed at this man's conduct, that he gave me an order to shoot him, should he again approach the gate.
Lieutenant Raynor, with the other Europeans, did everything that possibly could be done for the defence of the magazine; and where all have behaved so bravely, it is almost impossible for me to point out any particular individual. However, I am in duty bound to bring to the notice of Government the gallantry of Conductors Buckley and Scully on this trying occasion.
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature