The Army of the Indian Moghuls: Its Organization and Administration c12.s1.27

c12.s1.27

At Āgrah in 1803 Lord Lake also obtained a fine 72-pouuder of the same composition as the “great gun”, together with 76 brass guns and 86 iron ones of different kinds, such as mortars, howitzers, carronades, and gallopers, with thirty-three tumbrils. The brass gnns were in geueral of the same manufacture and construction as those taken at Dihlī; and in the camp and town (Āgrah) several of the iron ones were of that description called bar guns, and the whole were mounted either on travelling carriages with elevating screws, or on country block carriages turning on a large pivot (Thorn, 190).