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MADRAS PRESIDENCY.
STATION. Regiment. Average
Strength
for the
Year.		 Aggregate
of the
Number of
Days
spent in
Hospital.		 Average
Number of
Days per
Man.
SECUNDERABAD 2-16th Regiment (9½months). 891 13,819 15.0
  44th Regiment 820 18,192 22.2
  16th Lancers (11 months) 424 4,832 11.4
  C Brigade, B Battery 156 4,607 29.5
  V Brigade, No. 2 Battery 97 2,268 23.4
  IX Brigade, A Battery 151 3,380 22.4
  XX Brigade, F Battery 152 2,806 18.5
KAMPTE 33rd Regiment 893 17,600 19.7
  XX Brigade, E Battery 141 3,644 25.8
  XX Brigade, G Battery 156 4,168 26.7
BELLARY 43rd Regiment 877 20,133 23.0
  XX Brigade, B Battery 157 1,665 10.6
BANGALORE 45th Regiment 857 9,956 11.6
  14th Hussars (11 months) 431 7,937 18.4
  42nd Company, R. Engineers 28    
  C Brigade, C Battery 167 4,178 25.0
  IX Brigade, C Battery 149 2,992 20.1
  XX Brigade, D Battery 149 2,394 16.1
CANNANORE 48th Regiment 867 11,209 12.9
  V Brigade,6 Battery 84 1,642 19.5
TRICHINOPOLY IX Brigade, D Battery 157 5,654 36.0
ST. THOMAS' MOUNT V Brigade, 4 Battery 106 2,082 19.7
  XX Brigade, A Battery 160 2,703 16.9
  XX Brigade, C Battery 151 4,294 28.4
MADRAS 67th Regiment 901 12,371 13.9
RANGOON 1-21st Regiment 814 14,091 17.3
  V Brigade, 5 Battery 78 1,253 16.1
  VI Brigade, 7 Battery 88 2,201 25.0
TOUNGOO 89th Regiment, Wing 291 7,236 24.9
  V Brigade, 1 Battery 88 3,134 35.6
  V Brigade, 7 Battery 91 2,508 27.6
THAYETMYO 89th Regiment, Head Qrs. 558 11,746 21.1
  IX Brigade, G Battery 159 2,856 18.0
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.
NUSSEERABAD 68th Regiment 865 16,713 19.3
  IV Brigade, G Battery 150 4,954 33.0
NEEMUCH IV Brigade, E Battery 159 4,545 28.6
MHOW 108th Regiment (11 months) 742 10,341 14.0
  3rd Hussars 444 12,261 27.6
  C Brigade, E Battery 138 3,106 22.5
  VI Brigade, 4 Battery 81 1,854 22.9
DEESA 83rd Regiment 894 13,036 14.6
  IV Brigade, B Battery 159 3,533 22.2
AHMEDABAD IV Brigade, F Battery 170 2,483 14.6
KURRACHEE 56th Regiment 782 12,620 16.1
  IX Brigade, B Battery 164 3,498 21.3
HYDERABAD IV Brigade, D Battery 162 3,892 24.0
ADEN 55th Regiment (10½months) 524 6,809 13.0
  VI Brigade, 2 Battery 79 1,136 14.4
  VI Brigade, 3 Battery 85 1,492 17.5
  VI Brigade, 5 Battery 77 1,545 20.1
BOMBAY VI Brigade, 1 Battery 91 2,024 22.2
  VI Brigade, 6 Battery 80 2,513 31.4
AHMEDNAGAR 1-2nd Regiment 885 17,669 20.0
  IX Brigade, F Battery 162 2,699 16.7
POONA 2-15th Regiment 896 13,365 14.9
  66th Regiment 851 13,104 15.4
KIRKEE C Brigade, D Battery 145 3,816 26.3
  IV Brigade, A Battery 166 3,526 21.2
  IX Brigade, E Battery 172 3,089 18.0
  Sappers and Miners 40 42  
BELGAUM 2.7th Regiment 881 14,128 16.0
  IV Brigade, C Battery 159 3,966 24.9
Aggregate of Hospital Diets (Days in Hospital) derived from the Weekly Returns of 1876 Army of Bengal 776,708 Days per man 21.2
  " "Madras 223,769 " 20.3
  " " Bombay 199,055 " 19.4
  Army of India 1,199,532 " 20.7

     The Number of Diets shown in this Table is 1,139,681. Regiments and Batteries present for short periods during 1876 are not shown here. But beside this source of
discrepancy, it is evident that in some instances the diets of men absent at Convalescent Depôts and elsewhere, have not been included in the annual statement furnished.

               1876

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