seven
o'clock
Two hundred Pioneers under Borradaile , the sappers , and the Hunza levies were left here , with all the coolie transport . Borradaile 's orders were to force his way across the pass , next day ; and entrench himself at Laspur , the first village on the other side . He was then to send back the coolies , in order that the remainder of the force might follow . With immense trouble and difficulty , the kits of the party that were to proceed were sorted out from the rest , the ammunition was divided and , at seven o'clock , the troops who were to return to Ghizr started on their cold march . They reached their destination after having been on foot some fifteen hours . Lisle was with the advance party . They were all told off to houses in the little village .