Towards the end of the year it marched to Barrackpore for the purpose of suppressing a mutiny amongst the Company's native troops at that place; and after the performance of this painful duty it returned to Calcutta.
The Indian authorities at Simla inclined to the despatch of the force at Quetta, comprising seven regiments of native troops, from Bombay.
Another subject which nearly concerns the welfare of the Congo State is the recruiting and use of native troops.
That same year the famous warrior Datu Daniel Amil Bahar died; and Puerta Princesa, capital of Palawan, was garrisoned by native troops.
We may therefore safely conclude that a force of 2,000 native troops stationed in Sulu was sufficient for all purposes and considerations.
He appointed him Commandant-General of the South, and sent him with a division of native troops to stamp out the embers of insurrection kept alive by Guerrero.
At this juncture the flotilla and a battalion of native troops revolted in the name of the King.
The employment of native troops was in accordance with his instructions, but the measure produced discontent in his ranks.
At this point the camp followers and native troops fled as best they could, the Zulus killing with the assegai all they could lay hands on.
Lord Dalhousie, Governor-General in 1854, saw the danger of this great preponderance of Native troops.
It was garrisoned by about 3000 native troops, with a mere handful of white soldiers.
As on similar occasions, arrangements were made to send to that place a small body of native troops, those detailed for the purpose being men of the 53rd N.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "native troops" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
