Army and Navy Gazette - Saturday 08 September 1860 Page 2 THE ARMY. "9th Lancers. The officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates of the Pth Lancers have just erected a beautiful monument in the cathedral at Exeter, in memory of their comrades who fell in the service of their country during the Indian mutiny. The design, which is executed by Baron Marochetti in his best style, consists of a massive slab containing the names of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates who fell during the mutiny, and each side there is a figure of a mounted lancer in bronze underneath a palm tree. The air of repose about these figures is very beautiful, and the effect of the sombre bronze standing out in relief against the marble is strikingly grand. whole is surmounted by a stained glass window into which are introduced scrolls containing the names of the battles in which the regiment lias been engaged during its services in India. The 9th Lancers are very popular among the townspeople of Exeter, and universal regret is expressed at the rumour that they are about to be removed to Aldershot. "