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Palayamkottai (also Palayankottai) is a
neighbourhood in
Tirunelveli City,
incorporated within the
Tirunelveli City Muni****l Corporation. It is situated...
- The 63rd
Palamcottah Light Infantry was an
infantry regiment of the
British Indian Army. The
regiment could trace its
origins to 1759, when it was raised...
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early 1916. They sent a wing of the
regiment as a
draft to the 63rd
Palamcottah L. I. in 1914,
which saw
action in East
Africa until December 1916, when...
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which is
located at the
English Church,
opposite the St. John's College,
Palamcottah. It is
claimed that a low
caste (harijan)
woman who was
screaming with...
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their morale had been
shaken when
witnessing the
retreat of the 63rd
Palamcottah Light Infantry. The
colonial volunteers of the 7th and 8th Schützenkompanien...
- the East
Indies to a
friend in Scotland, from the
military camp
before Palamcottah,
dated 22
October 1764 (a w****
after his hanging),
where in
Yusuf Khan...
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Rajput Light Infantry 5th
Light Infantry 6th Jat
Light Infantry 63rd
Palamcottah Light Infantry 83rd
Wallajahabad Light Infantry 91st
Punjabis (Light...
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Carnatic Battalion (1770), 1/3rd
Madras Native Infantry (1796), 63rd
Palamcottah Light Infantry (1903), 5/3rd
Madras Regiment (1943)
Disbanded 1922, re-raised...
- Carr and his wife,
Edith Louisa Margaret Lillingston, Carr was born at
Palamcottah in
British India. Carr came to
England by 1901,
where he was educated...
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Native Infantry could refer to: 1st
Battalion which became the 63rd
Palamcottah Light Infantry 2nd
Battalion which became the 73rd
Carnatic Infantry...
