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...ist in fostering friendship with the Sikhs and in obtaining Sikh recruits. Ensign Brasyer was thirty-six years old. He had enlisted as a private in the artil ...ing to serve as soldiers in the Company's service. In less than two months Ensign Brasyer had collected four hundred men, many of whom had recently been figh

...ist in fostering friendship with the Sikhs and in obtaining Sikh recruits. Ensign Brasyer was thirty-six years old. He had enlisted as a private in the artil ...ing to serve as soldiers in the Company's service. In less than two months Ensign Brasyer had collected four hundred men, many of whom had recently been figh

...' (d. [[1841]]) was an Englishman who started his career in [[1804]] as an ensign in a West India regiment. He successively served with the 7th Foot, the 70t

...n 30 March 1699. Man Singh took part in the battles of Anandpur both as an ensign and a fighting soldier. He also fought at Chamkaur and was one of the three

...evoted himself to the study of the local languages and was, while still an ensign, selected for the post of regimental interpreter. In 1829, he was transferr

...writer, mutasaddior accountant, granthior scripture reader, jhanddbarddror ensign, Idngnm cook, saqqd or watercarrier, dafian, sarban or camel driver, bugler

...ttending [[Durham School]] he entered the [[British Army]] in 1799 as an [[ensign]] in the [[Queen's Rangers]], a corps then stationed in [[Upper Canada]].<r

Thus Nishan Sahib in the Sikh tradition means the "holy flag" or "exalted ensign" - a symbol representing the values of the Sikh faith. The Nishan sahib is

That Thou art eh ensign of righteousness.