OUTRAM

SIR James, the great soldier, was born in 1803, and gained his first distinction amongst the hill tribes of Bombay. He took part in the capture of Khelat, was chief commi ioner of Oudh in 1856, and was commanding the British forces in Persia when he was summoned to aid in suppre ing and—though the Mutiny. He joined Havelock at Cawnpore, of higher niilitary rank—fought under him till Lucknow was relieved by Sir Colin Campbell. He died in 1863.