Casualties in the 4th Punjab Cavalry and 4th Sikh Infantry during the Recent Disturbances in the Dera Ismael Khan District *We are indebted to the Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department, for this interesting paper.

Kheyls," who had burnt Manjhie, but they escaped into the low hilis and after a very long and tiring day arrived at the Giruie outpost late at night, where I found some wounded men of the Surki Kheyls who had been attacked by the Cavalry of the Post that day ; these had all sword wounds, and were attended to. On the 5th, marched out early to a large " kirri" of Sulieman Kheyls who had arrived at night after plundering Gurra Antar. They were in a strong position in sand hills and grass jungie, and had further strengthened it by breastworks running between the hills. These men refused either to