Appendix
[Captain SIBORNE also included in this Appendix a number of State Papers, Military Orders, and Statistical Returns, in French and English; of which a List will be found at pages 42 to 44. These are omitted in this Fourth Edition, simply from want of space.--E.A.]
VI.
Effective Strength and Composition of the Anglo-Allied Army under the Command of Field Marshal the Duke of WELLINGTON.
FIRST CORPS.--HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.
First Division, MAJOR GENERAL COOKE.
Men. First British Brigade, {2nd Battalion 1st Guards 976 Major General MAITLAND. {3rd do. do. 1,021 Second British Brigade, {2nd do. Coldstream Guards 1,003 Major General Sir JOHN BYNG. {2nd do. 3rd Guards. 1,061 ------ 4,061
Artillery, {Captain SANDHAM's British Foot Battery. Lieutenant Colonel ADYE. {Major KUHLMANN's Horse Battery, K.G. Legion.
Third Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR CHARLES ALTEN.
{2nd Battalion 30th Regiment 615 Fifth British Brigade, {33rd Regiment. 561 Major General Sir COLIN HALKETT. {2nd Battalion 69th Regiment 516 {2nd do. 73rd do. 562
{1st Light Battalion. 423 Second Brigade K.G. Legion, {2nd do. do. 337 Colonel VON OMPTEDA. {5th Line do. 379 {8th do. do. 388
{Field Battalion Bremen 512 First Hanoverian Brigade, {Do. do. Verden 533 Major General Count KIELMANSEGGE. {Do. do. York. 607 {Do. do. Lüneburg. 595 {Do. do. Grubenhagen 621 {Do. Jäger Corps 321 ------ 6,970
Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel {Major LLOYD's British Foot Battery. WILLIAMSON. {Captain CLEEVES's Foot Battery, K.G. Legion
Second Dutch-Belgian Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL BARON DE PERPONCHER.
Men {7th Regiment of the Line 701 {27th Jäger Battalion 809 First Brigade, {5th Militia Battalion 482 Major General Count DE BYLANDT.{7th do. do. 675 {8th do. do. 566
Second Brigade, {2nd Regiment of Nassau, 3 Battalions 2,709 H.S.H. The Prince BERNHARD of Saxe Weimar. {Regiment of Orange Nassau, 2 do. 1,591 ------ 7,533
Artillery, {Captain BYLEVELD's Horse Battery. Major VAN OPSTAL. {Captain STIEVENAAR's Foot Battery.
Third Dutch-Belgian Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL BARON CHASSÉ.
{2nd Regiment of the Line 471 {35th Jäger Battalion 605 First Brigade, {4th Militia Battalion 519 Major General DITMERS. {6th do. do. 492 {17th do. do. 534 {19th do. do. 467
{3rd Regiment of the Line 629 {12th do. do. 431 Second Brigade, {13th do. do. 664 Major General D'AUBREMÉ. {36th Jäger Battalion 633 {3rd Militia Battalion 592 {10th do. do. 632 ------ 6,669
Artillery, {Captain KRAHMER's Horse Battery. Major VAN DER SMISSEN. {Captain LUX's Foot Battery. ------ Total FIRST CORPS, men 25,233 and guns 56
SECOND CORPS.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL LORD HILL.
Second Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR H. CLINTON.
{1st Battalion 52nd Regiment 1,038 Third British Brigade, {1st do. 71st do. 810 Major General ADAM. {2nd do. 95th do. 585 {3rd do. 95th do. 188
{1st Line Battalion 411 First Brigade K.G. Legion, {2nd do. do. 437 Colonel DU PLAT. {3rd do. do. 494 {4th do. do. 416 ------ Carry forward 4,379
{Landwehr Battalion Bremervörde 632 Third Hanoverian Brigade, { Do. do. Osnabrück 612 Colonel HALKETT. { Do. do. Quackenbrück 588 { Do. do. Salzgitter 622 ------- 6,833
Artillery, {Captain BOLTON's British Foot Battery. Lieutenant Colonel GOLD. {Major SYMPHER's Horse Battery, K.G. Legion.
Fourth Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR CHARLES COLVILLE.
{3rd Battalion 14th Regiment 571 Fourth British Brigade, {1st do. 23rd do. 647 Colonel MITCHELL. {51st Regiment 549
{2nd Battalion 35th Regiment 570 Sixth British Brigade, {1st do. 54th do. 541 Major General JOHNSTONE. {2nd do. 59th do. 461 {1st do. 91st do. 824
{Field Battalion Lauenburg 553 { do. do. Calenberg 634 Sixth Hanoverian Brigade, {Landwehr Battalion Nienburg 625 Major General Sir JAMES LYON. { do. do. Hoya 629 { do. do. Bentheim 608 ------ 7,212
Artillery, {Major BROME's British Foot Battery. Lieutenant Colonel {Captain VON RETTBERG's Hanoverian Foot HAWKER. { Battery.
First Dutch-Belgian Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL STEDMANN.
{4th Regiment of the Line } {6th do. do. } First Brigade, {16th Jäger Battalion } Major General HAUW. {9th Militia do. } {14th do. do. } {15th do. do. } 6,389 } {1st Regiment of the Line } {18th Jäger Battalion } Second Brigade, {1st Militia do. } Major General EERENS. {2nd do. do. } {18th do. do. }
Artillery, Captain WYNANDS's Foot Battery.
{5th Regiment, 2 Battalions } Dutch-Belgian Indian Brigade, {Flankers } Lieutenant General ANTHING. {10th Jäger Battalion } 3,583 {11th do. do. }
Artillery, Captain RIESZ's Foot Battery.
Detachments from 6th and 7th Line Battalions of the K.G. Legion, } distributed among the other Battalions, and 2 Orderlies from Foreign} 16 Battalions } ------- Total SECOND CORPS, men 24,033 and guns 40
RESERVE.
Fifth Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR THOMAS PICTON.
Men. {1st Battalion 28th Regiment 557 Eighth British Brigade, {1st do. 32nd do. 662 Major General Sir JAMES KEMPT. {1st do. 79th do. 703 {1st do. 95th do. 549
{3rd do. 1st do. 604 Ninth British Brigade, {1st do. 42nd do. 526 Major General Sir DENIS PACK. {2nd do. 44th do. 455 {1st do. 92nd do. 588
{Landwehr Battalion Hameln 669 Fifth Hanoverian Brigade, { do. do. Gifhorn 617 Colonel VON VINCKE. { Do. do. Hildesheim 617 { do. do. Peine 611 ------ 7,158
Artillery, {Major ROGERS's British Foot Battery. Major HEISSE. {Captain BRAUN's Hanoverian Foot Battery.
Sixth Division, LIEUTENANT GENERAL HON. SIR L. COLE.
{1st Battalion 4th Regiment 669 Tenth British Brigade, {1st do. 27th do. 698 Major General Sir JOHN LAMBERT. {1st do. 40th do. 761 {2nd do. 81st do. 439
{Landwehr Battalion Verden 621 Fourth Hanoverian Brigade, { do. do. Lüneburg 624 Colonel BEST. { do. do. Osterode 677 { do. do. Münden 660 ------ 5,149
Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel {Major UNETT's British Foot Battery. BRÜCKMANN. {Captain SINCLAIR's do. do.
{Lieutenant Colonel Sir HEW ROSS's Horse { Battery. British Reserve Artillery, {Major BEANE's Horse Battery. Major DRUMMOND. {Major MORISSON's Foot Battery. {Captain HUTCHESSON's Foot Battery. {Captain ILBERT's do. do.
Seventh Division. {2nd Battalion 25th Regiment 388 Seventh British Brigade. {2nd do. 37th do. 491 {2nd do. 78th do. 337
{13th Veteran Battalion 683 British Garrison Troops. {1st Foreign do. 595 {2nd Garrison do. 739 ------ 3,233
Brunswick Corps, H.S.H. THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK.
Men. Major VON RAUSCHENPLATT. Advanced Guard Battalion 672 {Guard Battalion 672 Light Brigade, {1st Light Battalion 672 Lieutenant Colonel VON BUTTLAR. {2nd do. do. 672 {3rd do. do. 672
{1st Line do. 672 Line Brigade, {2nd do. do. 672 Lieutenant Colonel VON SPECHT. {3rd do. do. 672 ------ 5,376
Artillery, {Captain HEINEMANN's Horse Battery. Major MAHN. {Major MOLL's Foot Battery.
Hanoverian Reserve Corps, LIEUTENANT GENERAL VON DER DECKEN.
First Brigade, {Field Battalion Hoya } Lieutenant Colonel VON {Landwehr Battalion Mölln } BENNIGSEN. { do. do. Bremerlehe }
{Landwehr Battalion Nordheim } Second Brigade, { do. do. Ahlefeldt } Lieutenant Colonel VON BEAULIEU. { do. do. Springe }
{Landwehr Battalion Otterndorf }9,000 Third Brigade, { do. do. Zelle } Lieutenant Colonel BODECKER. { do. do. Ratzeburg }
{Landwehr Battalion Hanover } Fourth Brigade, { do. do. Uelzen } Lieutenant Colonel WISSEL. { do. do. Neustadt } { do. do. Diepholz }
Nassau Contingent, GENERAL VON KRUSE.
1st Regiment--3 Battalions 2,880 ------ TOTAL RESERVE, men 32,796 and guns 64
CAVALRY.
British, and King's German Legion. Men. {1st Life Guards 228 First Brigade, {2nd do. 231 Major General Lord E. SOMERSET. {Royal Horse Guards (Blue) 237 {1st Dragoon Guards. 530
{1st, or Royal, Dragoons 394 Second Brigade, {2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys) 391 Major General Sir W. PONSONBY. {6th (or Inniskilling) Dragoons. 396
{1st Light Dragoons, K.G. Legion 462 Third Brigade, {2nd do. do. do. 419 Major General Sir W. DÖRNBERG. {23rd Light Dragoons. 387
{11th do. do. 390 Fourth Brigade, {12th do. do. 388 Major General Sir J. VANDELEUR. {16th do. do. 393
{2nd Hussars, K.G. Legion 564 Fifth Brigade, {7th do. 380 Major General Sir COLQ. GRANT. {15th do. 392
{1st do. K.G. Legion. 493 Sixth Brigade, {10th do. 390 Major General Sir H. VIVIAN. {18th do. 396
Seventh Brigade, {3rd do. K.G. Legion 622 Colonel Sir F.V. ARENTSSCHILDT. {13th Light Dragoons. 390
{1. Major BULL's (Howitzers). {2. Lieutenant Colonel WEBBER SMITH's. British Horse Batteries, {3. Lieutenant Colonel Sir ROBERT GARDINER's. attached to the Cavalry. {4. Captain WHINYATES's (with Rockets). {5. Captain MERCER's. {6. Captain RAMSAY's.
Hanoverian. {Prince Regent's Hussars 596 First Brigade, {Bremen and Verden Hussars 589 Colonel VON ESTORFF. {Cumberland Hussars. 497
Brunswick Cavalry. {Regiment of Hussars. 690 {Squadron of Uhlans. 232
Dutch-Belgian. {1st Dutch Carabiniers 446 First Brigade, {2nd Belgian do. 399 Major General TRIP. {3rd Dutch do. 392
Second Brigade, {4th Dutch Light Dragoons. 647 Major General DE GHIGNY. {8th Belgian Hussars. 439
Third Brigade, {5th do. Light Dragoons 441 Major General VAN MERLEN. {6th Dutch Hussars. 641
Artillery, {Captain PETTER's Half Horse Battery. {Captain GEY's Half Horse Battery. ______ men 14,482 and guns 44
ARTILLERY.
British. Guns. Men. 7 Foot Batteries of 6 guns each 42 } 3,630 3 do, do. 4 do. (18 prs) 12 } 8 Horse do. 6 do. 48 1,400
King's German Legion. 1 Foot Battery of 6 guns 6 } 2 Horse Batteries of 6 guns each 12 } 526
Hanoverian. 2 Foot Batteries of 6 guns each 12 465
Brunswick. 1 Foot Battery of 8 guns 8 } 1 Horse do. 8 do. 8 } 510
Dutch-Belgian. 4 Foot Batteries of 8 guns each 32 968 3 Horse do. 8 do. 24 667 ---- ------ 204 8,166
Engineers, Sappers and Miners, Waggon Train, and Staff Corps 1,240
TOTAL STRENGTH.
Infantry 82,062 Cavalry 14,482 Artillery 8,166 Engineers, Waggon Train, &c. 1,240 ------- Grand Total. men 105,950 and guns 204
VIII.
Effective Strength and Composition of the Prussian Army under the Command of Field Marshal PRINCE BLÜCHER VON WAHLSTADT.
FIRST CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL VON ZIETEN.
First Brigade, General VON STEINMETZ. Batts. Men. 12th and 24th Regiments of the Line. } 1st Westphalian Landwehr Regiment. } 9-1/2 8,647 1st and 3rd Silesian Rifle Companies }
Second Brigade, General VON PIRCH II. 6th and 28th Regiments of the Line } 2nd Westphalian Landwehr Regiment. } 9 7,666
Third Brigade, General VON JAGOW. 7th and 29th Regiments of the Line } 3rd Westphalian Landwehr Regiment. } 9-1/2 6,853 2nd and 4th Silesian Rifle Companies. }
Fourth Brigade, General VON HENKEL. 19th Regiment of the Line.... } 4th Westphalian Landwehr Regiment } 6 4,721 ------- 27,887
Reserve Cavalry of the First Corps.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL VON RÖDER.
Brigade of General VON TRESKOW. Squad. Brandenburg Dragoons (No. 5) 4} 1st West Prussian Dragoons (No. 2) 4} Brandenburg Uhlans 4} } 1,925 Brigade of Lieutenant Colonel VON LÜTZOW. } 6th Uhlans 4} 1st and 2nd Kurmark Landwehr Regiments. 8} 1st Silesian Hussars 4} 1st Westphalian Landwehr Regiment. 4}
Reserve Artillery of the First Corps.--COLONEL VON LEHMANN.
12 pounder Foot Batteries Nos. 2, 6, and 9 } 6 do. do. Nos. 1, 3, 7, 8, and 15 } Howitzer Battery No. 1 } 1,019 Horse Batteries Nos. 2, 7, and 10 ... } ------ Total--34 Battalions, 32 Squadrons, 12 Batteries men 30,831 and guns 96
SECOND CORPS D'ARMÉE.--GENERAL VON PIRCH I.
Fifth Brigade, General VON TIPPELSKIRCHEN. Batts. Men. 2nd and 25th Regiments of the Line } 5th Westphalian Landwehr Regiment } 9 6,851
Sixth Brigade, General VON KRAFFT. 9th and 26th Regiments of the Line } 1st Elbe Landwehr Regiment } 9 6,469
Seventh Brigade, General VON BRAUSE. 14th and 22nd Regiments of the Line } 2nd Elbe Landwehr Regiment } 9 6,224
Eighth Brigade, Colonel VON LANGEN. 21st and 23rd Regiments of the Line } 3rd Elbe Landwehr Regiment } 9 6,292 ------ 25,836
Reserve Cavalry of the Second Corps.--GENERAL VON JÜRGASS.
Brigade of Colonel VON THÜMEN. Squad. Silesian Uhlans 4} 6th Neumark Dragoons 4} 11th Hussars 4} } Brigade of Colonel Count SCHULENBURG. } 1st Queen's Dragoons 4} 4th Kurmark Landwehr Regiment 4} 4,468 } Brigade of Lieutenant Colonel VON SOHR, } 3rd Brandenburg Hussars 4} 5th Pomeranian Hussars 4} 5th Kurmark Landwehr Regiment 4} Elbe Landwehr Regiment 4}
Reserve Artillery of the Second Corps.--COLONEL VON RÖHL.
12 pounder Foot Batteries Nos. 4 and 8 } 6 do. do. Nos. 5,10,12,34 and 37 } 1,454 Horse Batteries No. 5, 6, and 14 } ------
Total--36 Battalions, 36 Squadrons, 10 Batteries men 31,758 and guns 80
THIRD CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL VON THIELEMANN.
Ninth Brigade, General VON BORCKE. Batts. Men. 8th and 36th Regiments of the Line } 1st Kurmark Landwehr Regiment } 9 6,752
Tenth Brigade, Colonel VON KÄMPFEN. 27th Regiment of the Line } 2nd Kurmark Landwehr Regiment } 6 4,045
Eleventh Brigade, Colonel VON LUCK. 3rd and 4th Kurmark Landwehr Regiments. 6 3,634
Twelfth Brigade, Colonel VON STÜLPNAGEL. 31st Regiment of the Line } 5th and 6th Kurmark Landwehr Regiments } 9 6,180 ------ 20,611
Reserve Cavalry of the Third Corps.--GENERAL VON HOBE.
Brigade of Colonel VON DER MARWITZ. Squad. 7th Uhlans 3} 8th do. 4} 9th Hussars 3} } Brigade of Colonel Count LOTTUM. } 2,405 5th Uhlans 3} 7th Dragoons 5} 3rd Kurmark Landwehr Regiment 4} 6th do. do. do. 4}
Reserve Artillery of the Third Corps.--COLONEL VON MOHNHAUPT.
12 pounder Foot Battery No. 7 } 6 do. do. Nos. 18 and 35 } 964 Horse Batteries Nos. 18, 19, and 20 } ------ Total--30 Battalions, 24 Squadrons, 6 Batteries men 23,980 and guns 48
FOURTH CORPS D'ARMÉE.--GENERAL COUNT BÜLOW VON DENNEWITZ.
Thirteenth Brigade, Lieutenant General VON HACKE. Batts. Men. 10th Regiment of the Line } 2nd and 3rd Neumark Landwehr Regiments. } 9 6,385
Fourteenth Brigade, General VON RYSSEL. 11th Regiment of the Line } 1st and 2nd Pomeranian Landwehr Regiments } 9 6,953
Fifteenth Brigade, General VON LOSTHIN. 18th Regiment of the Line } 3rd and 4th Silesian Landwehr Regiments } 9 5,881
Sixteenth Brigade, Colonel VON HILLER. 15th Regiment of the Line } 1st and 2nd Silesian Landwehr Regiments. } 9 6,162 ------- 25,381
Reserve Cavalry of the Fourth Corps.--GENERAL, PRINCE WILLIAM OF PRUSSIA.
Brigade of General VON SYDOW. Squad. 1st West Prussian Uhlans 4} 2nd Silesian Hussars 4} 8th Hussars 3} } Brigade of Colonel Count SCHWERIN. } 10th Hussars 4} 3,081 1st and 2nd Neumark Landwehr Regiments 8} 1st and 2nd Pomeranian Landwehr Regiments 8} } Brigade of Lieutenant Colonel VON WATZDORF. } 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Silesian Landwehr Regiments 12}
Reserve Artillery of the Fourth Corps.--LIEUTENANT COLONEL VON BARDELEBEN.
12 pounder Foot Batteries Nos. 3, 5, and 13 } 6 do. do. Nos. 2, 11, 13, 14, & 21 } 1,866 Horse Batteries Nos. 1, 11, and 12 } ------
Total--36 Battalions, 43 Squadrons, 11 Batteries men 30,328 and guns 88
TOTAL STRENGTH.
Infantry. Cavalry. Artillery. Guns.
First Corps d'Armée 27,817 1,925 1,019 96 Second do. 25,836 4,468 1,454 80 Third do. 20,611 2,405 964 48 Fourth do. 25,381 3,081 1,866 88 ---------------------------------- 99,715 11,879 5,303 312
GRAND TOTAL--116,897 men and 312 guns.
IX.
_Effective Strength and Composition of the French Army, under the Command of NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE._
IMPERIAL GUARD.--MARSHAL MORTIER, DUKE OF TREVISO.
(On the 16th June.) Batt. Men.
Lieutenant General Count FRIANT. 1st and 2nd Regiments of Grenadiers. 4 2,294
Lieutenant General Count ROGUET. 3rd and 4th Regiments of Grenadiers. 3 1,623
Lieutenant General Count MORAND. 1st and 2nd Regiments of Chasseurs 4 2,402
Lieutenant General Count MICHEL. 3rd and 4th Regiments of Chasseurs 4 2,069
Lieutenant General Count DUHESME. 1st and 3rd Regiments of Tirailleurs 4 2,043
Lieutenant General Count BARROIS. 1st and 3rd Regiments of Voltigeurs 4 2,123
Lieutenant General Lefèbvre DESNOUETTES. Squad --Lancers and Chasseurs à Cheval 19 1,971
Lieutenant General Count GUYOT. Dragoons and Grenadiers à Cheval 13 1,517
Gendarmerie d'élite 102
Lieutenant General DESVAUX DE ST MAURICE. 9 Foot Batteries } 4 Horse do } 2,995 Marines (104) } Engineers 109 ------ Total--23 Battalions 32 Squadrons, 13 Batteries men 19,428 and guns 96
FIRST CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL COUNT D'ERLON.
(On the 10th June.) Batt. Men First Division, Lieuyenant General ALIX } 54th, 55th, 28th, and 105th Regiments of the Line 8} } Second Division, Lieutenant General Baron DONZELOT. } 13th (Light), 17th, 19th, and 51st Regiments of the Line 9} } 16,200 Third Division, Lieutenant General Baron MARCOGNET. } 21st, 46th, 25th, and 45th Regiments of the Line. 8} } Fourth Division, Lieutenant General Count DURUTTE. } 8th, 29th, 85th, and 95th Regiments of the Line. 8}
First Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron JAQUINOT. Squad. 3rd and 7th Chasseurs 6} 3rd and 4th Lancers 5} 1,400
Artillery. 5 Foot Batteries } 1 Horse Battery } 1,066 Engineers 330 ------ Total--33 Battalions, 11 Squadrons, 6 Batteries men 18,996 and guns 46
SECOND CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL COUNT REILLE.
(On the 10th June.) Batt. Men Fifth Division, Lieutenant General Baron BACHELU. 2nd (Light), 61st, 72nd, and 108th Regiments of the Line 11} } Sixth Division, Prince JEROME NAPOLEON. } 1st (Light), 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Regiments of the Line 11} } Seventh Division, Lieutenant General Count GIRARD. } 19,750 11th (Light) and 82nd Regiments of the Line, and 12th} } Light Infantry } 8} } Ninth Division, Lieutenant General Count FOY. } 4th (Light), 92nd, 93rd, and 100th Regiments of the Line 10}
Second Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron PIRÉ. Squad 1st and 6th Chasseurs 8} 5th and 6th Lancers 7} 1,729
Artillery. 5 Foot Batteries } 1 Horse Battery } 1,385 Engineers 409 ------
Total--40 Battalions, 15 Squadrons, 6 Batteries men 23,273 and guns 46
THIRD CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL COUNT VANDAMME.
(On the 10th June.) Batt. Men. Eighth Division, Lieutenant General Baron LEFOL. 15th (Light), 23rd, 37th, and 64th Regiments of the Line 11} } Tenth Division, Lieutenant General Baron HABERT. } 34th, 88th, 22nd, and 70th Regiments of the Line 12} 14,508 } Eleventh Division, Lieutenant General BERTHEZENE. } 12th, 56th, 33rd, and 86th Regiments of the Line 8}
Third Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron DOMON. Squad. 4th and 9th Chasseurs 5} 12th Chasseurs 4} 932
Artillery. 4 Foot Batteries } 1 Horse Battery } 936 Engineers 146 ------ Total--31 Battalions, 9 Squadrons, 5 Batteries men 16,522 and guns 38
FOURTH CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL COUNT GÉRARD.
(On the 31st May.) Batt. Twelfth Division, Lieutenant General Baron PECHEUX. } 30th, 96th, and 63rd Regiments of the Line. 10} } Thirteenth Division, Lieutenant General Baron VICHERY. } 59th, 76th, 48th, and 69th Regiments of the Line 8} 12,589 } Fourteenth Division, Lieutenant General HULOT. } 9th (Light), 111th, 44th, and 50th Regiments of the Line 8}
Seventh Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General MAURIN. Squad 6th Hussars 3} 8th Chasseurs 3} 758
Reserve Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron JAQUINOT. 6th, 11th, 15th, and 16th Dragoons 16 1,608
Artillery. 4 Foot Batteries } 1 Horse Battery } 1,538 Engineers 201 ------ Total--26 Battalions, 22 Squadrons, 5 Batteries men 16,694 and guns 38
SIXTH CORPS D'ARMÉE.--LIEUTENANT GENERAL COUNT LOBAU.
(On the 10th June.) Batt. Men. Nineteenth Division, Lieutenant General Baron SIMMER. } 5th, 11th, 27th, and 84th Regiments of the Line 9} } Twentieth Division, Lieutenant General Baron JEANNIN. } 5th (Light), 16th, 47th, and 107th Regiments of the Line 6} 8,152 } Twenty First Division, Lieutenant General Baron TESTE. } 8th (Light), 40th, 65th, and 75th Regiments of the Line 5}
Artillery. 4 Foot Batteries } 743 1 Horse Battery } Engineers 891 ------ Total--20 Battalions, 5 Batteries men 9,084 and guns 38
RESERVE CAVALRY.--MARSHAL GROUCHY.
First Corps--Lieutenant General Count PAJOL.
(In June.) Squad. Fourth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron SOULT. } 1st, 4th, and 5th Hussars 12} } Fifth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron SUBERVIE. } 2,324 1st and 2nd Lancers 8} 11th Chasseurs 4}
Artillery. 2 Horse Batteries 317
Second Corps-Lieutenant General Count EXCELMANS.
(In June.) Squad. Ninth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General STROLZ. } 5th, 13th, 15th, and 20th Dragoons 16} } Tenth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron CHASTEL. } 2,817 4th, 12th, 14th, and 17th Dragoons 15}
Artillery. 2 Horse Batteries 246
Third Corps--Lieutenant General KELLERMANN (Count DE VALMY).
(In June.) Squad. Eleventh Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron L'HERITIER. } 2nd and 7th Dragoons 7} 8th and 11th Cuirassiers 5} } Twelfth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General ROUSSEL D'HURBAL. } 3245 1st and 2nd Carabiniers 6} 2nd and 3rd Cuirassiers 6}
Artillery. 2 Horse Batteries 309
Fourth Corps--Lieutenant General Count MILHAUD
(On the 9th June) Squad. Men.
Thirteenth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General WATHIER. } 1st, 4th, 7th, and 12th Cuirassiers 11} 2,556 } Fourteenth Cavalry Division, Lieutenant General Baron DELORT. } 5th, 6th, 9th, and 10th Cuirassiers 13}
Artillery. 2 Horse Batteries 313 ------ Total--103 Squadrons, 8 Batteries men 12,127 and guns 48
TOTAL STRENGTH.
Infantry. Cavalry. Artillery. Engineers, &c. Guns. Imperial Guard 12,554 3,590 3,175 109 96 First Corps d'Armée 16,200 11,400 1,066 330 46 Second do. do. 19,750 1,729 1,385 409 46 Third do. do, 14,508 932 936 146 38 Fourth do. do. 12,589 2,366 1,538 201 38 Sixth do. do. 8,152 -- 743 189 38 Four Corps of Reserve Cavalry -- 10,942 1,185 -- 48 ------ ------ ------ ----- --- 83,753 20,959 10,028 1,384 350
GRAND TOTAL--116,124 men and 350 guns.
XXXII.
List of Officers of the King's German Legion who were present at the Defence of La Haye Sainte.
2nd Light Battalion. MAJORS--G. Baring; A. Bösewiel, killed. CAPTAINS--E. Holtzermann, taken prisoner; W. Schaumann, killed. LIEUTENANTS--F. Kessler, wounded; C. Meyer; O. Lindam, wounded; B. Riefkugel, wounded; A. Tobin, taken prisoner; T. Carey, wounded; E. Biedermann; D. Græme, wounded; S. Earl. ENSIGNS--F. von Robertson, killed; G. Frank, wounded; W. Smith; L. Baring. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--W. Timmann, wounded. Surgeon--G. Heise.
1st Light Battalion. CAPTAINS--von Gilsa, wounded; von Marschalck, killed. LIEUTENANT--Kuntze. ENSIGN--Baumgarten.
Skirmishers of 5th Line Battalion. CAPTAIN--von Wurmb, killed. LIEUTENANTS--Witte, wounded; Schläger. ENSIGN--Walther, wounded.
XXXV.
List of British Officers who were present at the Defence of Hougomont.
2nd Battalion of Coldstream, or 2nd, Regiment of Foot Guards. MAJOR--A.G. Woodford, Colonel. CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--J. Macdonell, wounded; D. Mackinnon, wounded; Hon. J. Walpole; H. Dawkins; Hon. E. Acheson; H. Wyndham, wounded. LIEUTENANTS and CAPTAINS--G. Bowles; T. Sowerby; W.L. Walton; W.G. Baynes; C.A.F. Bentinck, Adjutant; J.S. Cowell; E. Sumner, wounded; J.L. Blackman, killed; B. Lord Hotham; Hon. R. Moore, wounded; T. Chaplin. ENSIGNS--Hon. J. Forbes; H. Gooch; A. Cuyler; M. Beaufoy; H.F. Griffiths, wounded; J. Montague, wounded; G.R. Buckley; J. Hervey; H. Vane; F.J. Douglass; R. Bowen; A. Gordon; Hon. W. Forbes; C. Short. ADJUTANT--C.A.F. Bentinck. QUARTER MASTER--B. Selway. SURGEON--W. Whymper. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--G. Smith; W. Hunter.
2nd Battalion of the 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards. MAJOR--F. Hepburn. Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--H.W. Rooke; W.C. Master; D. Mercer; C. Dashwood, wounded; F. Home; E. Bowater, wounded; C. West, wounded. LIEUTENANTS and CAPTAINS--W. Stothert, Adjutant; W. Drummond; R.B. Hesketh, wounded; H. Hawkins; R.H. Wigston; Hon. J.B. Rodney; C.J. Barnet; J.W. Moorhouse; E.B. Fairfield; G. Evelyn, wounded; Hon. H. Forbes, killed; J. Elrington; H.B. Montgomerie, wounded; T. Crawford, killed; J. Ashton, killed. ENSIGNS--C. Lake, wounded; Hon. E. Stopford; B. Drummond; G.D. Standen; D. Baird, wounded; W. James; W.F. Hamilton; Hon. G. Anson; T. Wedgewood; W. Butler; A.C. Cochrane; J. Prendergast; C. Simpson, wounded; H.S. Blane; H. Montague. ADJUTANT--W. Stothert, Captain, wounded. QUARTER MASTER--J. Skuce. SURGEON--S. Good. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J.R. Warde; F. G. Hanrott.
1st Regiment of Foot Guards. CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--Lord Saltoun; C.P. Ellis, wounded.[13]
FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 13: I know not the names of the remaining Officers of the Light Companies of the First Brigade of Guards detached to Hougomont.-W.S.]
XLI.
List of Officers of the British Army who were present in the Actions on the 16th, 17th, and 18th of June 1815, including those posted near Hal on the 18th; and distinguishing such as were Killed, Wounded or Missing.[14]
STAFF.
Commander in Chief--FIELD MARSHAL HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, K.G., G.C.B., &c.
Military Secretary--Lieutenant Colonel Lord FitzRoy Somerset, 1st Foot Guards, w.
Aides de Camp--Lieutenant Colonels, J. Fremantle, 2nd Foot Guards; C.F. Canning, 3rd Foot Guards, k.; Hon. Sir Alex. Gordon, 3rd Foot Guards, k.; Lieutenant Lord George Lennox, 9th Light Dragoons; Hereditary Prince of Nassau Usingen. Extra Aides de Camp--Lieutenant Colonel Hon. Henry Percy, 14th Light Dragoons; Captain Lord Arthur Hill, half pay; Lieutenant Hon. George Cathcart, 6th Dragoon Guards.
GENERAL H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF ORANGE, w. Aides de Camp--Lieutenant Colonel Tripp, 60th Foot; Captains, Lord John Somerset, half pay; Hon. Francis Russell, half pay. Extra Aides de Camp--Captain Earl of March, 52nd Foot; Lieutenant H. Webster, 9th Light Dragoons.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL THE EARL OF UXBRIDGE, G.C.B., w.; Aides de Camp--Major W. Thornhill, 7th Hussars, w.; Captain H. Seymour, 60th Foot, w. Extra Aides de Camp--Captains T. Wildman, 7th Hussars, w.; J. Fraser, 7th Hussars, w.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL LORD HILL, G.C.B. Aides de Camp--Major R. Egerton, 34th Foot; Lieutenant Colonel C. Hill, Royal Horse Guards, w.;
Major C.H. Churchill, 1st Foot Guards; Captain D. Mackworth, 7th Foot. Extra Aide de Camp--Captain Hon. O. Bridgeman, 1st Foot Guards, w.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR THOMAS PICTON, G.C.B., k.; _Aides de Camp_--Captains, J. Tyler, 93rd Foot, w.; N. Chambers, 1st Foot Guards, k. Extra Aide de Camp--Captain B. Price, half pay.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR HENRY CLINTON, G.C.B. Aide de Camp--Captain F. Dawkins, 1st Foot Guards.
Lieutenant General C. Count Alten, K.C.B., w. Aide de Camp--Lieutenant W. Havelock, 43rd Foot, w.; Major Ch. Heise, 2nd Battalion King's German Legion.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR CHARLES COLVILLE, G.C.B. _Aides de Camp_--Captain J. Jackson, 37th Foot; Lieutenant F.W. Frankland, 2nd Foot. Extra Aide de Camp--Captain Lord James Hay, 1st Foot Guards.
MAJOR GENERAL V. COUNT ALTEN. Aide de Camp--Lieutenant Baron Estorff, 2nd Dragoons, King's German Legion.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR JOHN VANDELEUR, K.C.B. Aide de Camp--Captain W. Armstrong, 19th Light Dragoons. Major of Brigade--Major M. Childers, 11th Light Dragoons.
MAJOR GENERAL COOKE, w.; Aide de Camp--Captain G. Desbrowe, 1st Foot Guards. Extra Aide de Camp--ENSIGN A. Cuyler, 2nd Foot Guards.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR JAMES KEMPT, K.C.B., w.; Aide de Camp-Captain Hon. Charles Gore, half pay. Major of Brigade--Captain C. Eeles, 95th Foot.
MAJOR GENERAL HON. SIR W. PONSONBY, K.C.B., k.; Aide de Camp--Lieutenant B. Christie, 5th Dragoon Guards. Extra Aide de Camp--Major D. Evans, 5th West India Regiment. Major of Brigade--Major Reignolds, 2nd Dragoons, k.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR JOHN BYNG, K.C.B. Aide de Camp--Captain H. Dumaresq, 9th Foot, w. Major of Brigade--Captain W. Stothert, 3rd Foot Guards, w.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR DENIS PACK, K.C.B., w.; Aide de Camp--Major E. L'Estrange, 71st Foot, k. Major of Brigade--Captain C. Smith, 93rd Foot, k.
MAJOR GENERAL LORD E. SOMERSET, K.C.B. Aide de Camp--Lieutenant H. Somerset, 18th Hussars. Major of Brigade--Major H. G. Smith, 25th Foot, k.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR COLQUHOUN GRANT, K.C.B., w.; Aide de Camp--Lieutenant R. Mansfield, 15th. Hussars, w. Extra Aide de Camp--Captain W. Moray, 17th Light Dragoons, w. Major of Brigade--Captain Jones, half pay.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR JAMES LYON, K.C.B. Aide de Camp--Lieutenant J. M'Glashan, 2nd Light Battalion, King's German Legion. Major of Brigade--Captain Richter, 1st Ceylon Regiment.
MAJOR GENERAL P. MAITLAND, Aide de Camp--Ensign Lord Hay, 1st Foot Guards, k. Extra Aide de Camp--Cornet Lord William P. Lennox, Royal Horse Guards. Major of Brigade--Captain J. Gunthorpe, 1st Foot Guards.
MAJOR GENERAL G. JOHNSTONE, Aide de Camp--Captain C.G. Gray, 25th Foot. Major of Brigade--Captain S. Holmes, 78th Foot.
MAJOR GENERAL F. ADAM, w.; Aide de Camp--Lieutenant R.P. Campbell, 7th Foot. Extra Aide de Camp--Captain C. Yorke, 52nd Foot. Major of Brigade--Major Hunter Blair, 91st Foot, w.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR COLIN HALKETT, K.C.B. w.; _Aides de Camp_--Captains, H. Marschalk, 1st Light Battalion, King's German Legion, k.; A. Holme, 2nd Light Battalion, King's German Legion. Major of Brigade--Captain W. Crofton, 54th Foot, k.
MAJOR GENERAL SIR HUSSEY VIVIAN, K.C.B. Aide de Camp--Captain E. Keane, 7th Hussars. Extra Aide de Camp--Lieutenant C. A. Fitzroy, Royal Horse Guards. Major of Brigade--Captain T.N. Harris, half pay, w.
ADJUTANT GENERAL--Major General Sir Edward Barnes, K.C.B., w. Aide de Camp--Major A. Hamilton, 4th West India Regiment, w. Departmental Adjutant General--Colonel Sir John Elley, K.C.B., Royal Horse Guards, w.
Assistant Adjutants General--Lieutenant Colonels, S. Waters, Unattached, w.; Sir George H. Berkeley, K.C.B., 35th Foot, w.; Sir Guy Campbell, Bart., 6th Foot; Sir Noel Hill, K.C.B., 1st Foot Guards; D. Barclay, 1st Foot Guards; H. Rooke, 3rd Foot Guards; E. Currie, 90th Foot, k.; Majors, A. Wylly, 7th Foot; G. Evatt, 55th Foot; W. Darling, half pay; F. Breymann, 2nd Light Battalion, King's German Legion.
Deputy Assistant Adjutants General--Captains, Hon. E.S. Erskine, 60th Foot, w.; Lord Charles Fitzroy, 1st Foot Guards; C. Bentinck, 2nd Foot Guards; L. Grant, 78th Foot; H. Blanckley, 23rd Foot; Hon. W. Curzon, 69th Foot, k. Lieutenants, J. Hamilton, 46th Foot, w.; J. Harford, 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; E. Gerstlacher, 3rd Hussars, King's German Legion; J. Rooke, half pay.
Deputy Judge Advocate--Lieutenant Colonel S. Goodman, half pay.
DEPUTY QUARTER MASTER GENERAL--Colonel Sir William Delancey, K.C.B., k.
Assistant Quarter Masters General--Colonels, Hon. A. Abercromby, 2nd Foot Guards, w.; F.B. Hervey, 14th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Colonels, R. Torrens, 1st West India Regiment; Sir Charles Broke, K.C.B., Permanent; Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K.C.B., Permanent; Lord Greenock, Permanent; J. Woodford, 1st Foot Guards; C. Grant, 11th Foot; Sir William Gomm, K.C.B., 2nd Foot Guards; Sir Henry Bradford, K.C.B., 1st Foot Guards, w.; Sir George Scovell, K.C.B., half pay; D. Kelly, 73rd Foot. Majors, W. Campbell, 23rd Foot; Hon. George L. Dawson, 1st Dragoon Guards, w.; E. Beckwith, 95th Foot, w.; J. Shaw, 43rd Foot; J. Jessop, 43rd Foot, w.
Deputy Assistant Quarter Masters General--Captains, E. Fitzgerald, 25th Foot, w.; T. Wright, Royal Staff Corps, w.; H. McLeod, 35th Foot, w.; J. Mitchell, 25th Foot, w.; W. Moore, 1st Foot Guards; G. Hillier, 74th Foot; J. Fraser, 90th Foot; W. Cameron, 1st Foot Guards; F. Read, Royal Staff Corps. Lieutenants, P. Barrailler, 33rd Foot; B. Jackson, Royal Staff Corps; A. Brauns, Royal Staff Corps.
Commandant at Head Quarters--Colonel Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B., 2nd Foot Guards.
CAVALRY.
1st Life Guards. MAJOR--S. Ferrier, Lieutenant Colonel, k. CAPTAINS--J. Whale, w.; M. Lind, k.; E. Kelly, w.; J. Berger, Major. LIEUTENANTS--G. Randall; W. Mayne; H. Wyatt. SUB LIEUTENANTS--W. S. Kichardson, w.; S. Cox, w.; W. Wombwell; G. Storey. SURGEON--R. Gough. ASSISTANT SURGEON--J.H. James. VETERINARY SURGEON--F. Dalton.
2nd Life Guards. MAJOR--Hon. E.P. Lygon, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--W. Boyce, Major; R. Fitzgerald, Lieutenant Colonel, k.; Hon. H.E. Irby; J.P.M. Kenyon. LIEUTENANTS--R. Meares; W. Elliott; S. Waymouth, w. and m.; C. Barton. SUB LIEUTENANTS--A. Kenyon; T. Martin; A. M'Innes; J. Clues, Adjutant. SURGEON--S. Broughton. ASSISTANT SURGEON--T. Drinkwater. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Field.
Royal Horse Guards, Blue. LIEUTENANT COLONELS--Sir John Elley, Colonel, w.; Sir R.C. Hill, w. Major--R.C. Packe, k. Captains--J. Thoyts; W.R. Clayton; C. Hill, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; W.T. Drake. LIEUTENANTS--J.B. Riddlesden; W.C. Shawe, w.; E.W. Bouverie, w.; H.E. Boates; T.B. Tathwell; G. Smith; Hon. G.J. Watson. CORNETS--J. K. Picard; J. Arnold. SURGEON--D. Slow. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Seddall. TROOP QUARTER MASTERS--T. Varley, w.; P. Watmough; T. Hardy; J. Varley, w.; T. Troy.
1st (or King's) Dragoon Guards. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--W. Fuller, Colonel, k. Captains--H. Graham, Major, k.; M. Turner, w.; J.F. Naylor, w.; W. Elton; J.D. Brughurst, Major, k.; J.P. Sweeny, w.; R. Wallace; T.N. Quicke; G.E. Battersby, k. LIEUTENANTS--J. Leatham; W. Sterling; R. Babington; F. Brooke, k.; R.T. Hamley; T.C. Brander; T. Shelver, Adjutant, k.; E. Hamill; W.D.A. Irvine, w.; J.E. Greaves; J.N. Hibbert. CORNETS--G. Quicke; J.F. Middleton; Hon. H.B. Bernard, k.; W.W. Huntley. PAYMASTER--J. Webster. SURGEON--J. Going. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. M'Auley; Robert Pearson.
1st Royal Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--A.B. Clifton. MAJOR--P. Dorville, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--C.E. Radclyffe, Major, w.; A.K. Clark, w.; P. Phipps; R. Heathcote; E.C. Windsor, k.; C. L. Methuin; C. Foster, k. LIEUTENANTS--H.R. Carden; G. Gunning, w.; T.R. Keily, w.; S. Trafford, w.; S. Windawe, w.; C. Bridges; C. Ommaney, w.; C. Blois, w.; S. Goodenough, w.; R. Magniac, k. CORNETS--W. Sturges; J.C. Sykes, k. ADJUTANT CORNET--T. Shipley, k. QUARTER MASTER--W. Waddel. SURGEON--G. Steed. ASSISTANT SURGEON--T. Prosser.
2nd, or Royal North British, Dragoons (Scots Greys). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J.J. Hamilton, Colonel, k. MAJOR--J.B. Clarke, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; T.P. Hankin, Lieutenant Colonel, w. CAPTAINS--E. Cheney, Major; J. Poole, w.; R. Vernon, Major, w.; T. Reignolds, k.; C.L. Barnard, k.; E. Payne. LIEUTENANTS--John Mills, w.; F. Stupart, w.; G.H. Falconer; J Wemyss; J. Carruthers, w.; A. Hamilton; T. Truther, k.; J. Gape; C. Wyndham, w.; J.R.T. Graham; H. M'Millan. CORNETS--E. Westby, k.; F.C. Kinchant, k.; L. Shuldam, k.; W. Crawford. PAYMASTER--W. Dawson. QUARTER MASTER--J. Lennox. SURGEON--R. Dunn. ASSISTANT SURGEON--J. Alexander. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Trigg.
6th, or Inniskilling, Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J. Muter, Colonel, w. MAJORS--F.S. Miller, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; H. Madox. CAPTAINS--W.F. Browne, w.; W.F. Hadden; Hon. S. Douglass, w.; E. Holbech; T. Mackay. LIEUTENANTS--T. Biddulph; A.S. Willett; J. Linton; H.W. Petre; A. Hassard, w.; F. Johnson; R. Down; B. Barry; P. Ruffo, m.; M. Dames. CORNET--J.D. Allingham. ADJUTANT--M. M'Cluskey, k. REGIMENTAL QUARTER MASTER--J. Kerr. SURGEON--J. Bolton. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W.H. Rickatts; W. Campbell. VETERINARY SURGEON--R. Vincent. PAYMASTER--W. Armstrong.
7th Light Dragoons. COLONEL--Earl of Uxbridge, Lieutenant General, w. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Sir Edward Kerrison, Colonel. MAJORS--Edward Hodge, k.; W. Thornhill, w.; CAPTAINS--W. Verner, w.; T. W. Robbins, w.; E. Keane; P.A. Heyliger, w.; T. Wildman; J.J. Frazer, w.; J.D. Elphinstone, w.; E. Wildman, w. LIEUTENANTS--S. O'Grady; W. Shirley; W. Grenfell; R. Douglass, w.; R. Uniacke; J. R. Gordon, w.; Henry Lord Paget; J. Daniel; E.J. Peters, w.; J. Wildman; F. Beatty, w.; S. Rice; F. Towers. PAYMASTER--T. Feltom. LIEUTENANT ADJUTANT--A. Meyers, w.; QUARTER MASTER--J. Greenwood. SURGEON--D. Irwin. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--R.A. Chermside; J. Moffat. VETERINARY SURGEON--R. Dorville.
10th Hussars. LIEUTENANT COLONELS--George Quentin, Colonel, w.; Lord Robert Manners. MAJOR--Hon. F. Howard, k.; CAPTAINS--T. W. Taylor, Major; H.C. Stapleton; J. Grey, w.; J. Gurwood, w.; C. Wood, w.; H. Floyd; A. Shakespeare. LIEUTENANTS--J.W. Parsons; C. Gunning, k.; W.S. Smith; H.J. Burn; R. Arnold, w.; W. Cartwright; J.C. Wallington; E. Hodgson; W.C. Hamilton; A. Bacon, w.; W.H.B. Lindsey. PAYMASTER--J. Tallon. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--J. Hardman. ASSISTANT SURGEON--G.S. Jenks. VETERINARY SURGEON--H.C. Sannerman.
11th Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J.W. Sleigh. MAJOR--A. Money, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--J. Bouchier; B. Lutyens, Major; M. Childers, Major; J.A. Schreiber; J. Jenkins; T. Binney; J. Duberley. LIEUTENANTS--G. Sicker; F. Wood, w.; W. Smith; R. Coles, w.; B. Lye; E. Phelips, k.; J.R. Rotton; J.S. Moore, w.; B. Des Voeux; R. Millingan, w. CORNETS--B.P. Browne; H. Orme; G. Schreiber, w.; H.R. Bullock; P.H. James. PAYMASTER--D. Lutyens ADJUTANT--G. Sicker. QUARTER MASTER--J. Hall. SURGEON--J. O'Meally. ASSISTANT SURGEON--H. Steel.
12th, or Prince of Wales's, Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Hon. F.C. Ponsonby, Colonel, w.; MAJOR--J.P. Bridger. CAPTAINS--S. Stawell; G.F. Erskine; E.W.T. Sandys, w.; H. Wallace; A. Barton; H. Andrews. LIEUTENANTS--W. Heydon; J. Chatterton; J. Vandeleur; W. Hay; W.H. Dowbiggen, w.; A. Goldsmid; J.D. Calderwood; L.J. Bertie, k.; T. Reed. CORNETS--J.E. Lockhart k.; J.H. Slade. ADJUTANT--J. Griffiths.
13th Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--P. Doherty, Colonel. MAJOR--S. Boyse, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; CAPTAINS--B. Lawrence, Major; J. Doherty, w.; J. Macalister, Major; M. Bowers; J. Gubbins, k.; C. Gregorie; F. Goulbourn; J. Moss; G. Doherty, w.; J.H. Drought; C.R. Bowers, w.; A.T. Maclean; J. Geale, w.; R. Nesbitt; G. Pym, w.; W. Turner; J. Mill, w.; G.H. Pack, w.; H. Acton; J. Wallace; J.E. Irving, w.; J. Wakefield. PAYMASTER--A. Strange. QUARTER MASTER--W. Minchin. SURGEON--T.G. Logan. ASSISTANT SURGEON--A. Armstrong. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Coustant.
15th Hussars. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--L.C. Dalrymple, w.; MAJOR--E. Griffith, k.; CAPTAINS--J. Thackwell, w.; S. Hancox; J. Whiteford, w.; P. Wodehouse; F.C. Philips; W. Booth; J. Buckley, w.; J. Carr. LIEUTENANTS--E. Barrett; J. Sherwood, k.; W. Bellairs; H. Lane; W. Byam, w.; E. Byam, w.; G.A.F. Dawkins, w.; H. Dixon; J.J. Douglass; W. Stewart. PAYMASTER--J.C. Cocksedge. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--J. Griffith. SURGEON--T. Cartan. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--S. Jeyes; W. Gibney. VETERINARY SURGEON--C. Dalwig.
16th Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--James Hay, w.; MAJORS--Hon. H.B. Lygon; G.H. Murray. CAPTAINS--J.H. Belli, Major; C. Swetenham; R. Weyland, w.; W. Persse; J.P. Buchanan, k.; W. Tomkinson; C. King. LIEUTENANTS--J. Barra; W. Osten, w.; T. Wheeler; G. Baker; R. Beauchamp; N.D. Crichton, w.; E.B. Lloyd; W. Nepean; J.A. Richardson; J. Luard; W. Harris; Hon. C.T. Monckton. CORNETS--W. Beckwith; W. Polhill; G. Nugent. PAYMASTER--G. Neyland. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--J. Barra. QUARTER MASTER--J. Harrison. SURGEON--J. Robinson. ASSISTANT SURGEON--J.M. Mallock. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Jones.
18th Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Hon. H. Murray. CAPTAINS--A. Kennedy; R. Croker; R. Ellis; J. Grant, Major; G. Luard; J.R.L. Lloyd. LIEUTENANTS--C. Heste, w.; T. Dunkin; J. Waldie; G. Woodberry; Hon. L.C. Dawson; M. French; T. Prior; R. Coote; J.T. Macbell; D. M'Duffie; H. Somerset; W.H. Rowlls; J.R. Gordon; C.C. Moller; W. Monins. PAYMASTER--W. Deane. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--H. Duperier, w.; SURGEON--W. Chambers. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--L. Pulsford; J. Quincey. VETERINARY SURGEON--D. Pilcher.
23rd Light Dragoons. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Earl of Portarlington, Colonel. MAJORS--J.M. Sutcliffe, w.; P.A. Latour. CAPTAINS--C.W. Dance, w.; P.Z. Cox; J. Martin; T. Gerrard, Major, w.; R. M'Neil; H. Grove, Major; J.M. Wallace. LIEUTENANTS--G. Dodwell; A. Bolton; S. Coxen, k.; C. Tudor; J. Banner; J. Lewis; C. Bacon; B. Disney, w.; R. Johnson; T.B. Wall, w.; G.W. Blathwayte. CORNET--W. Hemmings. PAYMASTER--T. Dillow. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--H. Hill; QUARTER MASTER--J. Grouchley. SURGEON--S. Steele. ASSISTANT SURGEON--H. Cowen. VETERINARY SURGEON--J. Ship.
INFANTRY.
1st Regiment Foot Guards (2nd and 3rd Battalions). MAJORS--H. Askew, Colonel, w.; Hon. W. Stuart, w.; CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--Hon. H. Townsend, w.; R.H. Cooke, w.; E. Stables, k.; Sir F. D'Oyly, K.C.B., k.; L.G. Jones; H. D'Oyly, w.; G. Fead, w.; C. Thomas, k.; Lord Saltoun; J. Reeve; W. Miller, w.; Hon. J. Stanhope; J.G. Woodford; C. Colquett; W.H. Milnes, w.; Sir H.W. Bradford, K.C.B., w.; Sir T.N. Hill, K.C.B.; Sir D. Barclay, K.C.B.; Sir U. Burgh, K.C.B.; Lord F. Somerset, K.C.B. LIEUTENANTS and CAPTAINS--R. Adair, w.; T. Streatfield, w.; J.H. Davis; Lord James Hay, k.; E. Grose, k.; J. Gunthorpe, Adjutant; Hon. R. Clements, w.; Lord C. Fitzroy; J.H. Hutchinson; R. Ellison; H.W. Powell; George Desbrowe; W.G. Cameron; Lonsdale Boldero; R.W. Phillimore; C.P. Ellis, w.; J. Simpson, w.; A.F. Viscount Bury; E. Clive; W.F. Johnstone; E.F. Luttrell, w.; T. Brown, k.; E.P. Buckley; F. Dawkins; J. Nixon; C.F.R. Lascelles, w.; W.G. Moore; S.W. Burgess, w. ENSIGNS--R. Batty, w.; R. Master; W. Barton, w.; Hon. H.S.V. Vernon; E. Pardoe, k.; J. Butler; T.R. Swinburne; C. J. Vyner; F.D. Swan; J.P. Dirom, Lieutenant; J.F.M. Erskine; R. Bruce, w.; Hon. T.S. Bathurst; Hon. E.A. Edgcumbe; G. Fludyer, w.; W.F. Tinling; A. Greville; G.T. Jacob; D. Cameron; L. Hurd; F. Norton; H. Lascelles; G. Mure; G. Allen; T.E. Croft, w.; Hon. S.S.P. Barrington, k.; J. St. John; D. Tighe; J. Talbot. ADJUTANT--C: Allix, Captain. QUARTER MASTER--R. Colquhoun. SURGEONS--W. Curtis; W. Watson. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Harrison; A. Armstrong; J. Gardner; F. Gilder.
Coldstream, or 2nd Regiment, Foot Guards (2nd Battalion). MAJOR--A. G. Woodford, Colonel. CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--J. Macdonell, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; D. MacKinnon, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; Hon. J. Walpole; H. Dawkins; H.A. Abercromby, k.; Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B.; Hon. E. Acheson; Sir W. Gomm, K.C.B.; H. Wyndham, w. LIEUTENANTS and CAPTAINS--G. Bowles; T. Sowerby; J. Fremantle, Lieutenant Colonel; W.L. Walton; W.G. Baynes; C. A.F. Bentinck, Adjutant; J.S. Cowell; E. Sumner, w.; J.L. Blackman, k.; Lord Hotham; Hon. R. Moore, w.; T. Chaplin. ENSIGNS--Hon. J. Forbes; H. Gooch; A. Cuyler; M. Beaufoy; H.F. Griffiths, w.; John Montagu, w.; G.R. Buckley; J. Hervey; H. Vane; F.J. Douglas; R. Bowen; A. Gordon; Hon. W. Forbes; C. Short. ADJUTANT--C.A.F. Bentinck, Captain. QUARTER MASTER--B. Selway. SURGEON--W. Whymper. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--G. Smith; W. Hunter.
3rd Foot Guards (2nd Battalion). MAJOR--F. Hepburn, Colonel. CAPTAINS and LIEUTENANT COLONELS--H.W. Rooke; D. Mercer; Hon. Sir A. Gordon, k.; C. Dashwood, w.; F. Home; C.F. Canning, k.; E. Bowater, w.; C. West, w. LIEUTENANTS and CAPTAINS--W. Stothert, Adjutant; W. Drummond; R.B. Hesketh, w.; H. Hawkins; R.H. Wigston; C.J. Barnet; J.W. Moorhouse; E.B. Fairfield; G. Evelyn, w.; Hon. H. Forbes, k.; J. Elrington; H.B. Montgomerie, w.; T. Crawford, k.; J. Ashton, k. ENSIGNS--C. Lake, w.; Hon. E. Stopford; B. Drummond; G.D. Standen; D. Baird, w.; W.F. Hamilton; W. James; Hon. G. Anson; T. Wedgewood; W. Butler; A.C. Cochrane; J. Prendergast; C. Simpson, w.; H.S. Blane; H. Montague. ADJUTANT--W. Stothert, Captain, w. QUARTER MASTER--J. Skuce. SURGEON--S. Good. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J.R. Warde; F.G. Hanrott.
1st Regiment Foot, or Royal Scots (3rd Battalion). MAJOR--Colin Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; CAPTAINS--L. Arquimbau, Major, w.; R. Macdonald, Major, w.; H. Massy, Major, w.; W. Buckley, k.; W. Gordon; R. Dudgeon, w. LIEUTENANTS--A. Morrison, w.; J. Armstrong, k.; J.E.O. Neil, k.; W.J. Rea, w.; J. Ingram, w.; W. Clarke, w.; G.C. Johnstone; T. Gordon; A. Cameron, Adjutant, w.; J. Stoyte, w.; R.H. Scott, w.; G. Lane, w.; J. Symes, w.; J. Alstone, w.; W.G. Young, k.; J. Mann, w.; W. Dobbs, w.; J.F.W. Millar, w.; G. Stewart, w.; J.L. Black, w. ENSIGNS--A. Glen; C. Mudie; J.G. Kennedy, k.; C. Lewis; C. Graham, w.; T. Stephens, w.; J. MacKay, w.; A. Robertson, k.; W. Anderson, k.; L.M. Cooper, w.; W. Thomas. PAYMASTER--J.C. Thompson. ADJUTANT--A. Cameron, w.; QUARTER MASTER--T. Griffith, w.; SURGEON--W. Galliers. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. Finnie; T. Bolton.
4th Regiment Foot (King's Own). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--F. Brooke. CAPTAINS--G.D. Wilson, Major, w.; C.J. Edgell, w.; W.L. Wood; J. W. Fletcher; H.T. Shaw; R. Erskine; D.S. Craig; E.S. Kirwan; J. Browne, w. LIEUTENANTS--G. Vincent; B. Martin; G. Richardson, w.; P. Boulby; H. Boyd, w.; G.H. Hearne; B. Collins, w.; W. Squire, w.; J. Bushel; R. Mulholland; W. Lonsdale; E. Boulby; W. Clarke; W. Richardson, Adjutant; F. Field; W. Reddock; A. Gerard, w.; J. L. Fernandez; W. Blagrave; C. Levinge. ENSIGNS--W. Taylor; E. Newton; W.H. Matthews, w.; J.E.H. Holland; I. Beer. PAYMASTER--J. Lansdale. QUARTER MASTER--T. Richards. SURGEON--F. Burton. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. Morrah; J. French.
14th Regiment Foot (3rd Battalion). MAJORS--F.S. Tidy, Lieutenant Colonel; J. Keightley. CAPTAINS--G. Marley, Major; T. Ramsay; W. Turnor; W. Ross; R. Adams; C. Wilson; J.L. White; W. Hewett. LIEUTENANTS--W. Akenside; C.M. Brannan; L. Beachcroft; W. Buckle, Adjutant; G. Baldwin; J. Nickson; L. Westwood; D. Slocock; J.C. Hartley; H. Boldero. ENSIGNS--W. Reed; J. Mackenzie; F.R. Fane; R.B. Newenham; C. Frazer; A.T.E. Adamson; W. Keowen; J.M. Wood; A. Ormsby, w. (24th); J.R. Smith; A. Cooper, w.; J. Bowlby; J.P. Matthews; R.J. Stackpoole; R.B. Holmes; Hon. G.T. Keppel. PAYMASTER--R. Mitton. QUARTER MASTER--A. Ross. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--A. Shannon; Henry Terry.
23rd Regiment Foot (Royal Welsh Fusiliers). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Sir H.W. Ellis, K.C.B., Colonel, w.; MAJORS--T. Dalmer, Lieutenant Colonel; J.H.E. Hill, Lieutenant Colonel, w. CAPTAINS--J. Hawtyn, Major, k.; P. Brown, Major; F. Dalmer, Major; H. Wynne; T. Strangeway; W. Campbell, Major; C. Jolliffe, k.; T. Farmer, k.; H. Johnson, w.; H.S. Blanckley. FIRST LIEUTENANTS--F. O'Flaherty; J. Milne; W. Walley; E.M. Brown; F.L.G. Cowel; G. Hensham, k.; R. Smith; H. Palmer; J.W. Harris; J. Enoch, Adjutant; G. Philips; J. Macdonald; G. Fielding; R.P. Holmes; C. Fryer; W.A. Griffiths, w.; J. Clyde, w.; A.A. Brice; A.D. Sidley w.; A. Clayhills; E. Methold. SECOND LIEUTENANTS--T. Lilly; G. Dunn; G. Stainforth; G. FitzGibbon; W. Leebody, k. (24th); T. Towers; T. Allan. PAYMASTER--R. Julian. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--J. Enoch. QUARTER MASTER--G. Sidley. SURGEON--J. Dunn. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--T. Smith; J. Williams.
27th (Inniskilling) Regiment Foot. CAPTAINS--J. Hare, Major, w.; J. Tucker, w.; G. Holmes, k. LIEUTENANTS--G. Macdonald, w.; W. Henderson, w.; R. Handcock, w.; E.W. Drewe, w.; J. Betty; W.F. Fortescue, w.; W. Talbot; J. Millar, w.; C. Manley, w.; T. Craddock, w. ENSIGNS--W. Kater; T. Handcock, w.; T. Smith, w.; S. Ireland. k.; J. Ditmas, w. QUARTER MASTER--T. Taylor. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--T. Mostyn; G. Fitz Gerald.
28th Regiment Foot. LIEUTENANT COLONELS--Sir Charles Philip Belson, K.C.B., Colonel; B. Nixon, w.; MAJORS--W.P. Meacham, k.; W. Irving, w.; R. Llewellyn, w.; CAPTAINS--C. Cadell; R. Kelly, w.; J. Bowles, w.; T. English, w.; C. Teulon, w. LIEUTENANTS--J.H. Crumner; J.F. Wilkinson, w.; M. Semple; R.P. Gilbert, w.; R.P. Eason, w.; W. Irwin, w.; H. Hilliard, w.; S. Moore; J. Coen, w.; C.B. Carruthers, w.; J.T. Clarke, w.; J.W. Shelton, w.; J. Deares, w.; E.E. Hill; G. Ingram, w.; T.W. Colleton; J. Parry. ENSIGNS--R. T. Stewart; W. Serjeantson; R. Martin; J. Simpkin; W. Mountsteven, w.; W. Lynam. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--T. Bridgeland, w.; PAYMASTER--J. Dewes. QUARTER MASTER--R. Reynolds. ASSISTANT SURGEON--P.H. Lavens.
30th Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--A. Hamilton, w. MAJORS--N.W. Bailey, w.; C.A. Vigoureux, w.; T.W. Chambers, k.; CAPTAINS--A. M'Nab, k.; R. Howard; A. Gore, w.; M. Ryan; D. Sinclair-Finneane. LIEUTENANTS--B.W. Nicholson; J. Gowan; R. Mayne; M. Andrews; R. Heaviside; R.C. Elliot, w.; A.W. Freear; J. Rumley, w.; R. Daniells, w.; P. Neville; J. Roe, w.; T.O. Halloran; R. Hughes, w.; P. Lockwood, w.; J. Pratt, w.; H. Beere, k.; E. Prendergast, k.; W.O. Warren, w.; T. Moneypenny, w.; R. Harrison; J. Roe; F. Tincombe. ENSIGNS--R.N. Rogers; J. James, k.; E. Macready; J. Bullen, k. PAYMASTER--H.B. Wray. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--M. Andrews, w.; QUARTER MASTER--Williamson. SURGEON--J.G. Elkington. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Evans; P. Clarke.
32nd Regiment Foot. MAJORS--J. Hicks, Lieutenant Colonel; F. Calvert. CAPTAINS--C. Hames, Major; H.R. Lewen; W.H. Toole, Major, w.; J. Crowe, w.; J. Boyce, k.; T. Cassan, k.; E. Whitty, k.; H. Harrison, w.; C. Wallett, w.; S. Cane. LIEUTENANTS--H.W. Brookes, w.; G. Barr, w.; M.W. Meighan, w.; S.H. Lawrence, w.; T. Butler; J. Boase, w.; T. Ross Lewin, w.; H. Butterworth, w.; J.S. M'Culloch; J.R. Colthurst, w.; B. Hill; J. Harvey; J. Robinson, w.; G. Brock; R.T. Belcher; J. Fitzgerald, w.; T.J. Horan, w.; E. Stephens, w.; H. Quill, w.; J. Jagoe, w.; G. Small; B.R. O'Connor; H. Newton; J. Peyton. ENSIGNS--J. Lucas; J. M'Conchy; H. Metcalf, w.; J. Birtwhistle, w.; A. Stuart, w.; G. Brown; W. Bennet, w.; C. Dallas, w.; LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--D. Davis, w.; PAYMASTER--T. Hart. QUARTER MASTER--W. Stevens. SURGEON--W. Buchanan. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--R. Lawder; H. M'Clintock.
33rd Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--W.K. Elphinstone. MAJORS--G. Colclough; E. Parkinson, w.; CAPTAINS--W. M'Intyre, w.; C. Knight, w.; J. Haigh, k.; J.M. Harty, w.; R. Gore; J. Longden. LIEUTENANTS--T. Reid, w.; G. Barrs; H.R. Buck, k.; A.H. Trevor; J. Boyce, k.; A. Gore, k.; J. Hart; J. Markland, w.; T.H. Patterson; R. Westmore, w.; T.D. Haigh, w.; G. Whannel; J.G. Ogle, w.; S.A. Pagan, w.; E. Clabon; J. Lynam; J. Archibald; J. Forlong, w.; J. Cameron, w. ENSIGNS--H. Bain, w.; J. Alderson, w.; J.A. Howard, w.; A. Watson; C. Smith; W. Hodson; G. Blackall; G. Drury, w.; W.H. Grote. PAYMASTER--E. Stoddart. ADJUTANT--W. Thain, w. QUARTER MASTER--J. Fazakerly. SURGEON--R. Learer. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. Fry; D. Finlayson.
35th Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). MAJORS--C. Macalister; J. Slessor, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--C.W. Wall; W. Rawson; H. Rutherford; T. M'Niell; R. Cameron; N. Dromgoole. LIEUTENANTS--S. S. Scarfe; J.W. Amos; J. Osbourne; T. M'Donough; R. Thobourne; W. Farrant; A. Barnwell; J. Hildebrant; P. Murdock; J. Wilder; N.R. Tompkins; E. Shewell; W. Rainsford; G. Wilkins; J. Middleton. ENSIGNS--J.M. Bliss; W.L. Hedding; J. Hewetson; W. Macalister; J.B. Wyatt; Lord S. Ker; N. M'Donnell; R. Pottenger; A.D. Hamilton; J. Thomas. PAYMASTER--W. Bury. ADJUTANT--C. S. Brearey. QUARTER MASTER--R. Foot. SURGEON--C.S. Doyle. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. Keoghoe; J. Purcell.
40th Regiment Foot. MAJORS--A.R. Heyland, k.; F. Browne. CAPTAINS--S. Stretton, Major; R. Turton; C. Ellis, w.; J.H. Barnet, w.; R. Philips; W. Fisher, k.; E.C. Bowen; P. Bishop; J.D. Franklyn; W. Kelly. LIEUTENANTS--J. Thoreau; M. Chadwick; R. Moore, w.; W.O. Sandwith; J. Butler; H. Millar; J. Richardson; J. Anthony, w.; C. Gorman; J. Mill, w.;--Glynne; W. Neilly; R. Hudson; H. Wilkinson; J. Foulkes; T. Campbell, w.; H.B. Wray; R. Jones; Hon. M. Browne, w.; D. M'Donald; F. Fort; G. Hibbert; R. Rudd. ENSIGNS--H. Helmsley; J.L. Wall; W. Clerke; G. Atkinson; R. Thornhill; J. Murphy; W.J. M'Carthy. PAYMASTER--F.H. Durand. ADJUTANT--W. Manning, Lieutenant. SURGEON--W. James. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W. Barry; G. Scott.
42nd Regiment Foot (Royal Highlanders). LIEUTENANT COLONELS--Sir Robert Macara, k.; R.H. Dick, w.; Major--A. Menzies, w. CAPTAINS--J. Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel; G. Davidson, Major, w.; M. Macpherson, w.; D. M'Donald, w.; D. M'Intosh, w.; R. Boyle, w.; LIEUTENANTS--D. Chisholm, w.; D. Stewart, w.; D. M'Kenzie, w.; H.A. Frazer, w.; J. Malcolm, w.; A. Dunbar, w.; J. Brander, w.; R. Gordon, k.; R. Stewart; J. Robertson; K. M'Dougall; D. M'Kay; A. Innes; J. Grant; J. Orr, w.; G.G. Munro, w. ENSIGNS--G. Gerard, k.; W. Fraser, w.; A.L. Fraser, w.; A. Brown; A. Cumming. ADJUTANT--J. Young, w., QUARTER MASTER--D. M'Intosh, w.; SURGEON--S. M'Leod. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--D. M'Pherson; J. Stewart.
44th Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J.M. Hamerton, w. MAJOR--G. O'Malley, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--A. Brugh, w.; D. Power, w.; W. Burney, w.; M. Fane, w. LIEUTENANTS--R. Russell, w.; R.J. Twinberrow; R. Grier, w.; W. Tomkins, k.; W.B. Strong, w.; J. Campbell, w.; N.T. Kingsley; J. Burke, w.; H. Martin; W.M. Hern, w.; A Reddock. ENSIGNS--Christie, w.; B. Whitney, w.; G. Dunlevie; P. Cooke, k.; T. M'Cann, w.; J.C. Webster, w.; A. Wilson, w. PAYMASTER--J. Williams. ENSIGN and ADJUTANT--T. M'Cann, w.; QUARTER MASTER--H. Jones. SURGEON--O. Halpin. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Collins; W. Newton.
51st Foot. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--H.H. Mitchell, Colonel. MAJOR--S. Rice, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--J.T. Keyt, Major; J. Campbell; W. Thwaits, Major; R. Storer; J.H. Phelps; James Ross; J. Ross; S. Beardsley, w.; E. Frederick. LIEUTENANTS--T. Brook; B.B. Hawley; F. Minchin; W. Mahon; W.H. Hare; O. Ainsworth; H. Read; F. Kennedy; J. Dyas; J.J. Flaman, k.; W.H. Elliott; W.D. Simpson; F. Mainwaring; C.W. Tyndall, w.; H. Martin; H.H. Roberts; E. Isaacson; E.J. Taylor; T. Troward; J. Lintott. ENSIGNS--G.F.B. St John; F. Percy; W.K. Krause; R.B. Walton; W. Johnstone; A. Fraser; J. Blair; H. Lock. PAYMASTER--J. Gibbs. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--W. Jones. QUARTER MASTER--T. Askey. SURGEON--R. Webster. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J.F. Clarke; P. Fitzpatrick.
52nd Foot. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Sir John Colborne, K.C.B., Colonel. MAJOR--C. Rowan, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; CAPTAINS--P. Campbell, Major; W. Chalmers, Major; W. Rowan, Major, w.; J.F. Love, Major, w.; C. Earl of March, Major; C. Diggle, Major, w.; J. Shedden; G. Young; J. M'Nair; E. Langton; J. Cross; C. Yorke. LIEUTENANTS--C. Dawson, w.; M. Anderson, w.; C. Kenny; G.H. Love; W. Ripley; J.C. Barrett; W.H. Clerke; G. Hall; W.R. Nixon; G. Gawler; G. Whichcote; W. Ogilvy; E.R. Northey; Hon. W. Browne; E. Scoones; G. Campbell, w.; W. Austin; J. Snodgrass; J.S. Cargill; W. Hunter; W.C. Yonge; T. Cottingham, w.; C. Holman; G. Moore; E. Mitchell; C. Shawe; J. Hart; G.E. Scott; H.T. Oakes; J.R. Griffith; J. Burnett; R. Steward; G. Robson; F.W. Love. ENSIGNS--J. Jackson; T. Massie; W. Nettles, k.; J. Macnab; J. Montagu; J.F. May; E. Monins; W. Leeke. PAYMASTER--J. Clarke. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT--J. Winterbottom, w. QUARTER MASTER--B. Sweeten. SURGEON--J.B. Gibson. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--P. Jones; W. Macartney.
54th Regiment Foot. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J. Earl Waldegrave. MAJORS--Sir Neil Campbell, Colonel; A. Kelly. CAPTAINS--T.C. Kirby; R. Blakeman; W. Crofton, Brigade Major, k.; J. Leslie; G.J. Tappenden; G. Black, Brigade Major; T. Chartres. LIEUTENANTS--G. Fraser; G. Bromhead; E.A. Evanson; J. Pillon; R. Woodgate; W. Claus; R. Kelly; J. Grey; P. Mandilhon; J.H. Potts; R. Seacroft; F. Taylor; E. Marcon; J. Reid; R. Stacpoole; F. Burgess; W. Pilkington; W. Persse; D. Denham; F. Hutchinson; M.S.H. Lloyd. ENSIGNS--E. Nugent; T. Fraser; C. Hill; J. Clark; C.W. Thomas; A. Mathewson; P. Clarke. PAYMASTER--H. Irwin. ADJUTANT--J. Dowdell. QUARTER MASTER--W. Coates. SURGEON--G. Redmond. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--M.F. Finan; G. Leech.
59th Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--H. Austen. MAJORS--F.W. Hoysted, Lieutenant Colonel; C. Douglas. CAPTAINS--F. Fuller; J. Cockburn; A. Pilkington; J.A. Crawford; J. M'Gregor; J. Fawson. LIEUTENANTS--R. Preedy; W.F. Mayne; A. Dent; J. Cowper; H. Brown; A. Macpherson; E. Duncan; N. Chadwick; L. Carmichael; H. Hartford; P. O'Hara; W. Veall; W. Pittman; W.H. Hill; G. Robinson; R. Scott. ENSIGNS--A.C. Ross; H.K. Bloomfield; R.F. Hill; C. Makepeace. PAYMASTER--C. Marr. ADJUTANT--A. Campbell, Lieutenant. QUARTER MASTER--W. Baird. SURGEON--J. Hagan. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--P.K. Lambe; A. Calvin.
69th Regiment Foot (2nd Battalion). COLONEL--C. Morice, k.; MAJOR--G. Muttlebury, Lieutenant Colonel. CAPTAINS--J.L. Watson, Major, w.; H. Lindsay, Major, w.; G.S. Cotter; C. Cuyler; B. Hobhouse, k.; H.W. Curzon, k.; R. Blackwood, k.; G.W. Barlow. LIEUTENANTS--W. Harrison; R. Franklyn; S. Parke; B. Pigot, w.; C. Busteed, w.; N. Ray; C.W. Ingle; J. Hill; H. Oldershaw, Adjutant; C.L. Dickson; E.M. Wrightwick, k.; H. Anderson, w.; J. Stewart, w.; ENSIGNS--E. Hodder, w.; W. Bartlett; C. Seward; H.D. Keith; G.S.H. Ainslie; Volunteer Clarke, w.; PAYMASTER--P. Vyvyan. QUARTER MASTER--M. Stevens. SURGEON--C. Bancks, M.D. ASSISTANT SURGEON--J. Bartlet.
71st Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--T. Reynell, Colonel, w.; MAJORS--A. Jones, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; L. Walker. CAPTAINS--S. Reed; J.T. Pidgeon; A. Armstrong; D. Campbell, w.; E. L'Estrange, Major, k.; W.A. Grant, w.; J. Henderson, w.; A.J. M'Intyre; C. Johnstone, Major, w.; A. Grant. LIEUTENANTS--J. Baraillier, w.; L. Richards; J.R. Elwes, k.; C. Stewart; R. Baldwin; W.C. Hanson, w.; R. Lind, w.; J. Roberts, w.; J. Coates; J. Fraser; E. Gilborne; J. Whitney; W. Long; R. Lawe, w.; C.T. Cox; C. Lewin, w.; W. Woolcombe; W. Torriano; G.W. Horton; J. Coote, w.; C. Moorhead; D. Soutar; H. Mamro; N. Campbell. ENSIGNS--A. Moffit; W. Smith; H.W. Thompson; J. Todd, k.; J. Barnett; A. M. Henderson; J. Spalding; J. Impett; A. L'Estrange. PAYMASTER.--H. Mackenzie. ADJUTANT--W. Anderson, Lieutenant, w.; QUARTER MASTER--W. Gavin. SURGEON--A. Stewart. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Winterscale; L. Hill.
73rd Regimen Foot (2nd Battalion). COLONEL--G. Harris, w.; MAJOR--A. J. Maclean, w.; CAPTAINS--H. Coane, w.; A. Robertson, k.; W. Wharton, w.; J.M. Kennedy, k.; J. Garland, w. LIEUTENANTS--R. Leyne; J.W.H. Strachan, k.; J.R. M'Connell, w.; M. Hollis, k.; J. Acres, w.; J. Dowling; T. Reynolds, w.; D. Browne, w.; J.Y. Lloyd, w.; R. Stewart. ENSIGNS--R.G. Hesilrige, w.; W. MacBean, w.; T. Deacon, w.; C.B. Eastwood, w.; G.D. Bridge, w.; G. Hughes; W.S. Lowe, k.; A. Blennerhasset; C. Page, k. ADJUTANT--J. Hay, w.; PAYMASTER--J. Williams. SURGEON--D. M'Dearmid. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Riach; F.B. White.
79th Regiment Foot (Cameron Highlanders). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Neil Douglas, w.; MAJORS--A. Brown, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; D. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; CAPTAINS--T. Mylne, Major, w.; P. Innes; R. Mackay, k.; J. Campbell, w.; N. Campbell, w.; W. Marshall, w.; M. Fraser, w.; ---- M'Kay, k.; W. Bruce, w.; J. Sinclair, w.; LIEUTENANTS--A. Cameron, w.; D. Cameron, w.; T. Brown, w.; W. Maddocks, w.; W. Leaper, w.; J. Fraser, w.; D. M'Pherson, k.; D. M'Phee, w.; F. Robertson; E. Cameron, w.; A. Forbes, w.; C. M'Arthur, w.; K.J. Leslie; J. Powling, w.; J. Cameron; E. Kennedy, k.; W.A. Riach, w.; J. Thompson; G. Harrison. ENSIGNS--J. Mackenzie; C.J. Maclean; J. Nash, w.; J. Robertson, w.; A. Cameron; A.S. Crawford, w.; J. Campbell; Volunteer Cameron, w. ADJUTANT--J. Kynock, Lieutenant, k.; PAYMASTER--J. M'Arthur. QUARTER MASTER--A. Cameron. SURGEON--G. Ridesdale. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--W.G. Burrell; D. Perston.
91st Regiment Foot. LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Sir W. Douglas, K.C.B., Colonel. CAPTAINS--J. Walsh, Major; T.H. Blair, Major; W. Steuart; A. Campbell; D. Campbell; J.C. Murdoch; A.J. Collender, Major; A. Campbell; R. Anderson. LIEUTENANTS--J. Campbell; J. Russell; A. Campbell; R. Stewart; A. M'Lochlan; C. Egan; A. Cathcart, w. (24th); J. M'Dougall; J. Hood; A. Smith; T.L. Hemmick; T. Murray; R.S. Knox; C. Stuart; J. M'Donald; E. Brown; A. Campbell; G. Scott, Adjutant; W. Smith; J. Black, w. (24th); A. Sword. ENSIGNS--N. Lamont; W. Trimmer; J. Paton; D. Ducat; A. Smith; L. Lind. PAYMASTER--D. Campbell. ADJUTANT--G. Scott, Lieutenant. QUARTER MASTER--J. Stewart. SURGEON--R. Douglass. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--G. M'Lachlan; W.H. Young.
92nd Regiment Foot (Highlanders). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--J. Cameron, k. MAJORS--J. Mitchell, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; D. Macdonald. CAPTAINS--G.W. Holmes, w.; D. Campbell, w.; P. Wilkie, w.; W.C. Grant, k.; W. Little, k.; A. Ferrier, w.; LIEUTENANTS--C. Alexander, Adjutant; J.J. Chisholm, k.; R. Winchester, w.; T. Hobbs, w.; T. Macintosh, w.; D. Macdonald, w.; A. Will; J.K. Ross, w.; R. Macdonald, w.; T. Gordon; H. Innes, w.; G. Logan, w.; E. Campbell; R. M'Donald; J. Mackinlay, w.; R. Peat; G. Mackie, k.; A. M'Pherson, w.; E. Ross, w.; J. Hope, w.; Ensigns--J. Branwell, w.; R. Logan, w.; J. Clarke; A. M'Donald, w.; A. Becher, k.; R. Hewit; R. M'Pherson, k.; J.M. M'Pherson. PAYMASTER--J. Gordon. ADJUTANT--C. Alexander, Lieutenant. SURGEON--G. Hicks. ASSISTANT SURGEON--J. Stewart, w.
95th Regiment (_Rifle Corps,--1st and 2nd Battalions, and two Companies 3rd Battalion_). LIEUTENANT COLONEL--Sir A.F. Barnard, K.C.B., Colonel, w.; MAJORS--A.G. Norcott, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; G. Wilkins, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; J. Ross, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel, w.; Captains--J. Leach, Major; F. Glasse; G. Miller, Major, w.; C. Beckwith, Major; J. Logan; C.G. Gray; J. Fullerton, Major; H. Lee; H.G. Smith, Major; E. Chawner, w.; W. Johnston, w.; T. M'Namara; J.G. M'Cullock, w.; W. Eeles, Major; C. Eaton; C. Eeles, k.; F. Le Blanc; J.R. Budgen. FIRST LIEUTENANTS--W. Humbley, w.; J.C. Hope; T. Cochrane; J. Layton; J. Molloy, w.; T. Smith, Adjutant; J. Cox; F. Bennett; A. Stewart; F. Dixon; W. Chapman; C. Coxon, w.; R.B. Freer; J. Gardiner, w.; D. Cameron, w.; J. Kincaid, Adjutant; G. Simmons, w.; J. Stilwell; R. Cochran, w.; J.A. Ridgeway, w.; J. Fry, w.; J.P. Gardner, w.; W. Haggup; G. Vickers; T.T. Worsley, Adjutant; J.G. Fitzmaurice, w.; G. Drummond; E. Madden; V. Webb, w.; G.H. Shenley; C.C. Urquhart; J. Lynam, w.; O. Felix, w.; G. Drummond. SECOND LIEUTENANTS--D. Macfarlane; A. Stewart; C. Rochfort; W. Wright; J. Church; R. Fowler; A. Milligan; T.B. Sheean; C. Probart; W. Shenley; R.C. Eyre, w.; J.P. Walsh, w., PAYMASTERS--J. Mackenzie; A. M'Donald. ADJUTANTS--T. Smith; J. Kincaid. QUARTER MASTERS--D. Ross; J. Bagshaw. SURGEONS--J. Burke; F. Scott. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Robson; R.H. Hett; J. Armstrong; T.P. M'Cabe; R. Scott.
ARTILLERY.
Staff. COLONEL Sir George A. Wood, Knight, Commanding. LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sir Augustus Frazer, K.C.B., commanding British Horse Artillery. LIEUTENANT COLONEL A. Macdonald, commanding under Sir Augustus Frazer. LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sir John May, K.C.B., Assistant Adjutant General. CAPTAIN H. Baynes, w., Brigade Major. LIEUTENANTS--J. Bloomfield, G. Coles, F. Wells, Staff Adjutants to Sir George Wood. LIEUTENANT W. Bell, Staff Adjutant to Sir Augustus Frazer. FIELD OFFICERS commanding two Batteries of Foot Artillery attached to each Division of the Army--LIEUTENANT COLONELS--S. G. Adye, C. Gold, J.S. Williamson, J. Hawker. FIELD OFFICER commanding Reserve Artillery--MAJOR P. Drummond. Commanding Battering Train--LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sir Alexander Dickson, K.C.B.
Troops of British Horse Artillery. 1. MAJOR R. Bull, w. CAPTAINS--R. M. Cairnes, Major, k.; M. Louis. LIEUTENANTS--W. Smith, w.; J. Townsend. (Heavy 5-1/2 inch Howitzers).
2. LIEUTENANT COLONEL Webber Smith. CAPTAINS--E.Y. Walcott; D. Crawford, w. LIEUTENANTS--D.J. Edwards; H. Foster, w. (Light six pounders).
3. LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sir Robert Gardiner, K.C.B. CAPTAINS--T. Dyneley, Major; R. Harding. LIEUTENANTS--W. Swabey; W.B. Ingleby. (Light six pounders).
4. CAPTAIN E.C. Whinyates, Major, w.; CAPTAINS--C.C. Dansey, w.; A. Wright. LIEUTENANTS--T. Strangways, w.; A. Ward; R.H. Ord. (Light six pounders and Rockets).
5. CAPTAIN A.C. Mercer; CAPTAIN R. Newland. LIEUTENANTS--H. M. Leathers; J. Hincks; J. Breton. (Nine pounders).
6. CAPTAIN W.N. Ramsay, Major, k. CAPTAINS--A. Macdonald, Major; W. Brereton, w. LIEUTENANTS--P. Sandilands; W. Robe, k. (Nine pounders).
Troops in Reserve. LIEUTENANT COLONEL Sir Hew D. Ross, K.C.B. CAPTAINS--J.B. Parker, Major, w.; R. Hardinge. LIEUTENANTS--J. Day, w.; F. Warde; P.V. Onslow. (Nine pounders).
CAPTAIN G. Beane, Major, k.; CAPTAINS--W. Webber, w.; J.E. Maunsell. LIEUTENANTS--J.R. Bruce; M.T. Cromie, k.; (Light six pounders).
Batteries of British Foot Artillery. CAPTAIN C.F. Sandham; CAPTAIN W.H. Stopford. LIEUTENANTS--G. Foot; G.M. Baynes; D. Jago. (Nine pounders). CAPTAIN S. Bolton, k.; CAPTAIN C. Napier, w.; LIEUTENANTS--G. Pringle; W. Anderson; C. Spearman, k.; W. Sharpin; B. Cuppage. (Nine pounders). CAPTAIN W.I. Lloyd, Major, k.; CAPTAIN S. Rudyerd. LIEUTENANTS--S. Phelps; W. Harvey, w.; (Nine pounders). Captain J. Brome, Major; CAPTAIN J.J.G. Parker. LIEUTENANTS--R. J. Saunders; T.O. Cater; A.O. Molesworth. (Nine pounders). CAPTAIN G.W. Unett; CAPTAIN G. Browne. LIEUTENANTS--D. Lawson; W. Montagu; C.G. Kett.
Battery in Reserve. CAPTAIN J. Sinclair; CAPTAIN F. Macbean. LIEUTENANTS--J.A. Wilson; W.H. Poole, w.; R.B. Burnaby.
Subaltern Officers present but unattached. LIEUTENANTS--W. Lemoine, E. Trevor, E.W. Wood, G.S. Maule, T. Watkis, G.T. Hume.
Attached to Captain CLEEVES's Foot Battery, King's German Legion. LIEUTENANT R. Manners, k.
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Staff. LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. Carmichael Smyth, Commanding Engineer. MAJOR Sir George Hoste, Bart., K.F.M., Commanding Engineer to First Corps. MAJOR J. Oldfield, Major of Brigade. LIEUTENANT J. Sperling, Adjutant. CAPTAINS--F. Stanway, A. Thomson, w.; (26th). LIEUTENANTS--J.W. Pringle, w.; M.A. Waters; F.B. Head; F.Y. Gilbert; A.D. White.
ROYAL STAFF CORPS.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. Nicolay, Colonel. CAPTAINS--T. Wright, w.; W. Staveley; F. Read. LIEUTENANTS--G.D. Hall, w.; B. Jackson; A.C.G. Brauns. ENSIGNS--T.W. Colleton; J.S. Sedley; J. Milliken.
ROYAL WAGGON TRAIN.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL--T. Aird. CAPTAINS--T. Pardoe, B. Jackson. LIEUTENANTS--W. Aitkin, W. Smith, J. M'Dowall, H. O'Neill, W. Dean, R. Parkinson, C. Bott, R. Kerr. Cornets--T. Glendening, J. Fenn. SURGEON--T. Wynne. VETERINARY SURGEON--F. Cherry.
MEDICAL STAFF.
INSPECTOR--J.R. Grant, M.D. DEPUTY INSPECTORS--W. Taylor, J. Gunning (Surgeon in Chief), S. Woolriche, J.R. Hume, M.D. PHYSICIAN--G. Denecke, M.D. SURGEONS--H.G. Emery, M.D.; M.A. Burmeister, R. Grant, J. Maling, J.G. Van Millingen, S.B. Bruce. ASSISTANT SURGEONS--J. Dease, W. Twining. APOTHECARY--W. Lyons.
FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 14: The names of those killed, wounded, or missing are marked k, w, and m, respectively.]
XLII.
List of the Officers of the King's German Legion, Killed, Wounded, and Missing, in the Actions on the 16th, 17th, and 18th of June 1815.
KILLED.
Staff. Captain C. von Bobers, Brigade Major. (Attached to Seventh Brigade of Cavalry.)
Artillery. First Lieutenant C. von Schultzen. (Attached to 1st Battery of Hanoverian Artillery.)
1st Dragoons. Captain F. Peters. Lieutenants, F.C. von Levetzow, 0. Kuhlmann.
2nd Dragoons. Captain F. von Bülow. Cornet H. Drangmeister.
3rd Hussars. Lieutenant Colonel F.L. Meyer. Captains, A. von Kerssenbruch, G. Janssen. Lieutenant H. Brüggemann. Cornet W. Deichmann.
1st Light Battalion. Captains, P. Holtzermann, H. von Marschalk, A.A. von Goeben. Lieutenant A. Albert.
2nd Light Battalion. Major A. Bösewiel. Captains, F.M.W. Schaumann, H. Wiegmann (Acting Brigade Major to First Infantry Brigade, King's German Legion). Ensign F. von Robertson.
1st Line Battalion. Captains, C. von Holle, A. von Saffe. Ensign H. von Lücken.
2nd Line Battalion. Lieutenant Colonel J.C. von Schröder. Captain G. Tilee.
3rd Line Battalion. Captain F. Didd. Lieutenants, F. von Jeinsen, F. Leschen.
4th Line Battalion. Colonel G.C.A. du Plat (Commanding First Infantry Brigade, King's German Legion). Majors, G. Chüden, G. Lewis Leue. Captain G. Heise. Ensign E.T. von Cronhelm.
5th Line Battalion. Colonel C. von Ompteda (Commanding Second Infantry Brigade, King's German Legion). Captain E.C.C. von Wurmb. Lieutenant J.L. Schuck.
8th Line Battalion. Captains, A.W. von Voigt, T. von Westernhagen. Lieutenant W. von Marenholtz.
WOUNDED.
Staff. Brigade Majors, Captain G. von Einem (Attached to Second Infantry Brigade, King's German Legion); Captain M. von Cloudt (Attached to Third Cavalry Brigade).
Artillery. Major A. Sympher. Second Captains, W. Braun, F. Erythropel. First Lieutenants, W. von Goeben, H. Hartmann. Second Lieutenant L. Heise.
1st Dragoons. Major General Sir William von Dörnberg. Lieutenant Colonel J. von Bülow. Major A. von Reizenstein. Captains, P. von Sichart, G. von Hattorf, B. von Bothmer. Lieutenants, W. Mackenzie, W. Fricke, 0. von Hammerstein, H. Bosse. Comets, S.H. Nanne, E. Trittau.
2nd Dragoons. Lieutenant Colonels, C. de Jonquières, C. von. Maydell. Captains, C.T. von Harling, L. Lüderitz. Lieutenant H.H. Rittor. Cornet F. Lorentz.
1st Hussars. Lieutenant G. Baring.
3rd Hussars. Captains, Q. von Goeben, W. von Schnehen. Lieutenants, H. True, C. Oehlkers. Cornets, F. Hoyer, C. von Dassel, H. von Hodenberg.
1st Light Battalion. Major Hans von dem Bussche. Captains, F. von Gilsa, C. Wynecken. Lieutenants, A. Wahrendorff, C. Heise, H. Wollrabe, E.F. Koester, H. Leonhart, N. de Miniussir, E. Gibson. Ensigns, G. Best, A.A. von Gentzkow, C. Behne, A. Heise.
2nd Light Battalion. Captain E.A. Holtzermann. Lieutenants, G. Meyer, F.G.T. Kessler, O. Lindham, B. Riefkugel, M.T.H. Tobin, G. D. Græme, W. Timmann, T. Carey. Ensigns, G. Frank, A. Knop.
1st Line Battalion. Major W. von Robertson. Captain G. von Schlütter. Lieutenants, F. Schnath, A. Müller, D. von Einem, H. Wilding, jun. Ensign C.A. von. der Hellen.
2nd Line Battalion. Captain F. Purgold. Lieutenants, C. von der Decken, C. Fischer, F. la Roche, A.F. Ziel.
3rd Line Battalion. Major A. Boden. Lieutenants, A. Kuckuck, H.E. Kuckuck.
4th Line Batt. Capt. W. Heydenreich. Lieutenants, C. von Both, A. von Hartwig, W.L. de la Farque, A. von Langwerth. Ensign A. Appuhn.
5th Line Batt. Captain F. Sander. Lieutenants, C. Berger, G. Klingsöhr.
7th Line Battalion. Lieutenant G. Klingsöhr.
8th Line Battalion. Captain C.E.W. Rougemont. Lieutenants, F. Brinckmann, C. Sattler. Ensign W. von Moreau.
MISSING.
2nd Light Batt. Capt. E.A. Holtzermann. Lieutenant M.T.H. Tobin.
XLIII.
List of the Officers of the Hanoverian troops, Killed, Wounded and Missing in the Actions of the 16th, 17th, and 18th of June 1815.
KILLED.
Cumberland Hussars. Captain F.S. von Winterstedt.
Field Battalion Bremen. Lieutenant Colonel W.L. von Langrehr.
Field Battalion Duke of York. Captain R. von Pawel. Ensign A.C. Müller.
Field Battalion Lüneburg. Captains, F. Bobart, C.T. Korfes. Ensign C.B. von Plato.
Field Battalion Grubenhagen. Lieutenant Colonel F.L.A. von Wurmb.
Landwehr Battalion Bremervörde. Lieutenant C.C. Löper. Ensign T. von Holt.
Landwehr Battalion Osnabrück. Captain C.H. Quentin. Lieutenant G.F. Uffel. Ensign H. Bergtroff.
Landwehr Battalion Quackenbrück. Major C.W. von dem Bussche Hünefeldt.
Landwehr Battalion Verden. Lieutenants, C.E. Wegener, C.E. von Hinüber.
Landwehr Battalion Osterode. Lieutenant T. Fenisch. Ensign C.A. Schanz.
Landwehr Battalion Gifhorn. Major G. von Hammerstein. Lieutenant H.C. Schmidt.
WOUNDED.
Staff. Colonel von Berger. Lieutenant and Aide de Camp Hanbury.
Rifle Corps. Captain von Reden. Lieutenants, Grote, Schutze.
Field Battalion Bremen. Major Müller. Captains, Bazoldo, von Lepel. Lieutenants, von Quistorp I., von Quistorp II., Welmer. Ensigns, Brüel, Meyer.
Field Battalion Verden. Major von Schkopp. Captain Jacoby. Lieutenants, Gehrhard, Brandis I., Brandis II., Selig, Suffenplan.
Field Battalion Duke of York. Major von Bülow. Lieutenants, Moll, von Mahrenholz. Ensign Rabius.
Field Battalion Lüneburg. Lieutenant Colonel von Klencke. Lieutenants, Völger, von Plato. Ensigns, Sachse, von Weyhe.
Field Battalion Grubenhagen. Captain Bauer. Lieutenants, Westphal, Marwedel. Ensigns, von Bülow, Ernst, Stieppel.
Landwehr Battalion Bremervörde. Lieutenants, Warnecke, Meyer. Ensigns, Hotthusen, Wilken.
Landwehr Battalion Osnabrück. Major Count Münster. Captain Gotthard. Lieutenants, Winkler, Richers. Ensigns, Nichenke, Meyer.
Landwehr Battalion Salzgitter. Captain von Hammerstein. Lieutenant von Spangenberg.
Landwehr Battalion Verden. Captain von Witzendorf. Lieutenants, H. Wynecken, Hurtzig. Ensign Siegener.
Landwehr Battalion Lüneburg. Captains, von Reiche, von Kemps. Lieutenant von Dassel. Ensigns, Dormauer, Meyer.
Landwehr Battalion Osterode. Major von Reden. Captains, von Ingersleben, Papet. Lieutenants, Greve, Laubrecht.
Landwehr Battalion Münden. Captain von Hanstein. Lieutenants, Wrisberg, Brenning, Schwenke II. Ensigns, Murray, Oppermaun.
Landwehr Battalion Hameln. Major von Strube. Captain Blankhard. Lieutenants, Krable, Kistner.
Landwehr Battalion Gifhorn. Captain Wiedenfeld. Lieutenant and Adjutant Schwake. Ensign Brüggemann.
Landwehr Battalion Hildesheim. Major von Rheden.
Landwehr Battalion Peine. Captain von Bertrap. Ensign Köhler.
MISSING.
Field Battalion Lüneburg. Major von Dachenhausen.
Landwehr Battalion Bremervörde. Lieutenant Ehlers. Ensign Ress.
Landwehr Battalion Verden. Lieutenant von der Horst. Ensigns, Plati, Kotzebue.
XLIV.
List of Officers of the Brunswick troops, Killed in the Actions of the 16th and 18 th of June 1815.
16th of June. His Serene Highness the Reigning Duke FREDERICK WILLIAM; Major von Cramm, commanding the Regiment of Hussars; Captain von Pawel, of the Hussars; Ensign Hercher, of the 1st Line Battalion; Major von Strombeck, commanding 2nd Line Battalion; Captain von Bülow, of the 2nd Line Battalion.
18th of June. Lieutenant Colonel von Heinemann, of the Staff; Lieutenant Lambrecht, of the Hussars; Lieutenant Diedrich, of the Horse Artillery; Ensigns, Bruns and Sensemann, of the 2nd Line Battalion; Captain von Praun, of the 3rd Light Battalion; Ensign von Vechelde, of the 2nd Line Battalion.
XLVII.
_List of the Officers of the Prussian Army, Killed, Wounded, and Missing, at the Battle of Waterloo._
KILLED.
SECOND CORPS. 2nd Regiment of Infantry--First Lieutenant von Mirbach.
FOURTH CORPS. THIRTEENTH BRIGADE. 2nd Neumark Landwehr--First Lieutenant von Stoberts. 3rd Neumark Landwehr--Second Lieutenant von Norrmann.
FOURTEENTH BRIGADE. 11th Regiment of Infantry--Major von Aulok. Second Lieutenant von Dewette. 1st Pomeranian Landwehr--Second Lieutenants, von Lindner, von Kuhfass.
FIFTEENTH BRIGADE. 18th Regiment of Infantry--Second Lieutenants, von Schlemmer, von Wehlermann. 3rd Silesian Landwehr--First Lieutenants, von Treutter, von Teiminger, von Becker.
SIXTEENTH BRIGADE. 15th Regiment of Infantry--Captain von Seidlitz. Second Lieutenant von Quanstedt. 1st Silesian Landwehr--Major von Seidlitz. Captains, von Wittich, von Geisler. Second Lieutenants, von Hildebrandt, von Briesen, von Gregor. 2nd Silesian Landwehr--Second Lieutenant von Zimmermann.
RESERVE CAVALRY. Colonel and Brigadier Count von Schwerin. Lieutenant Colonel and Brigadier von Watzdorf.
WOUNDED.
FIRST CORPS. Brandenburg Dragoons--Captain von Puttkammer. Silesian Rifle Battalion--Lieutenant von Hotten. 12th Regiment of Infantry--Captain von Wenkstern. 24th Regiment of Infantry--Major von Lowenklau. Captain von Blankenstein. Lieutenants, von Maller, von der Golz, Lampresch.
SECOND CORPS. 2nd Regiment of Infantry--Second Lieutenant von Stempel. 3rd Elbe Landwehr--Captain von Bülzingslöwen. Second Lieutenant von Scholmer.
FOURTH CORPS. THIRTEENTH BRIGADE. Colonel and Brigadier von Lettow. 10th Regiment of Infantry--Major von Marsigli. First Lieutenants, von Doringkowski, von Torzilowsky, von Nordhausen. Second Lieutenants, von Barth, von Kretschmer, von Marguardt, von Witzleben, von Bartke. 2nd Neumark Landwehr--Captain von Solta. Second Lieutenant von Liebich. 3rd Neumark Landwehr--Major von Osten. Captain von Zamori. Second Lieutenants, von Münchow, von Szandahelly, von Moritz, von Alter, von Achterberg.
FOURTEENTH BRIGADE. 11th Regiment of Infantry--Captains, von Niesemauschel, von Kuensberg, von Morgenstern. First Lieutenant von Aulock. Second Lieutenants, von Biederstein, von Ciriacy, von Rahden, von Podewil, von Bentivigni, von Egloffstein, von Koepke, von Bender, von Walter. 1st Pomeranian Landwehr--Lieutenant Colonel von Brandenstein. Majors, von Nettelhorst, von Toll. Captains, von Andrees, von Spalding, von Loeper, von Wolter. Second Lieutenants, von Zirkel, von Nehring, von Hoepfner, von Doebke. 2nd Pomeranian Landwehr--Majors, von Katt, von Stojenthin. Captains, von Steinwehr, von Pauly, von Wedell. Second Lieutenants, von Stricker, von Preussendorf, von Barth, von Ewald, von Dolist, von Hagemann, von Schmidt, von Ludwig, von Heinze.
FIFTEENTH BRIGADE. 18th Regiment of Infantry--Captains, von Pogursch, von Gluschinsky. First Lieutenants, von Wedelstädt, von Bursche, von Elsner, von Kurstein, von Wallenroth, von Taubenheim. Second Lieutenants, von Arnim, von Bath, von Lutermann, von Alberti, von Koeppen, von Bindemann, von Wiedermauth, von Broene, le Blanc, von Schömfeldt, von Kerzieg. 3rd Silesian Landwehr--Major von Zischwitz. Captains, von Austen, von Loepell. First Lieutenant von Krause. Second Lieutenants, von Pari, von Lützow, von Büttseher, von Pietsch, von Schreiber, von Wende, von Platius. 4th Silesian Landwehr--Captain von Schirche. First Lieutenant von Stemler. Second Lieutenants, von Wagner, von Liebich, von Schedelbach.
SIXTEENTH BRIGADE. 15th Regiment of Infantry--Major von Boek, commanding. Captains, von Jutrzenka, von Bionstierna, von Cawizinsky. First Lieutenant von Redeker. Second Lieutenants, von Preuss (and Adjutant), von Nadler, von Mousers, von Hering, von Frohreich, von Hassenstein, von Luck, von Hülsen, von Sinel, von Lindenhöfer, von Wittke, von Fittscherini, von Helm. 1st Silesian Landwehr--Captains, von Maistre, von Salisen, von Schrötter. First Lieutenants, von Herzberg, von Vogt, von Laubak. Second Lieutenants, von Louve, von Bemda, von Stürmer. 2nd Silesian Landwehr--Major von Schwemmler. Second Lieutenants, von Richter, von Brandt, von Krickmuth, von Arnim, von Beyer, von Sack.
RESERVE CAVALRY. Staff--Major von Drigalsky. 2nd Silesian Hussars--Captain von Wander. West Prussian Uhlans--Lieutenant von Knobelsdorf. 8th Regiment of Hussars--Captain von Erichson. Second Lieutenants, von Bauhöfen, von Möllendorf, von Plieth, von Dieringsfeldt, von Winterfeldt, von Genny. 2nd Neumark Landwehr Cavalry--Lieutenant Colonel von Hiller. Captains, von Goerz, von Preussendorf. Lieutenants, von Braun, von Oestreich. 2nd Silesian Landwehr Cavalry--Lieutenant von Schweinitz. 3rd Silesian Landwehr Cavalry--Captain von Altenstein. Horse Artillery--Captains, von Zinken, von Pfeil.
MISSING.
FOURTH CORPS. 1st Silesian Landwehr--Second Lieutenant von Siegberg. 11th Regiment of Infantry--Captain von Riesemenschel. Second Lieutenant von Bieberstein. 2nd Silesian Landwehr--Second Lieutenant von Koeszegy. 2nd Silesian Hussars--N---- R.
XLVIII.
Despatch from the Duke of WELLINGTON to Earl BATHURST.
Waterloo, June 19, 1815.
My Lord,--Bonaparte having collected the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth Corps of the French Army and the Imperial Guards, and nearly all the Cavalry, on the Sambre, and between that river and the Meuse, between the 10th and 14th of the month, advanced on the 15th, and attacked the Prussian Posts at Thuin and Lobez, on the Sambre, at daylight in the morning.
I did not hear of these events till the evening of the 15th, and I immediately ordered the troops to prepare to march; and afterwards to march to their left, as soon as I had intelligence from other quarters, to prove that the Enemy's movement upon Charleroi was the real attack.
The Enemy drove the Prussian Posts from the Sambre on that day; and General ZIETEN, who commanded the Corps which had been at Charleroi, retired upon Fleurus; and Marshal Prince BLÜCHER concentrated the Prussian Army upon Sombref, holding the Villages, in front of his position, of St Amand and Ligny.
The Enemy continued his march along the road from Charleroi towards Bruxelles, and on the same evening, the 15th, attacked a Brigade of the Army of the Netherlands, under the Prince DE WEIMAR, posted at Frasne, and forced it back to the Farm House on the same road, called Les Quatre Bras.
The Prince of ORANGE immediately reinforced this Brigade with another of the same Division, under General PERPONCHER, and in the morning early regained part of the ground which had been lost, so as to have command of the communication leading from Nivelles and Bruxelles, with Marshal BLÜCHER's position.
In the mean time I had directed the whole Army to march upon Les Quatre Bras; and the Fifth Division, under Lieutenant General Sir THOMAS PICTON, arrived about half past two in the day, followed by the Corps of troops under the Duke of BRUNSWICK, and afterwards by the contingent of Nassau.
At this time the Enemy commenced an attack upon Prince BLÜCHER with his whole force; excepting the First and Second Corps, and a Corps of Cavalry under General KELLERMANN, with which he attacked our Posts at Les Quatre Bras.
The Prussian Army maintained their position with their usual gallantry and perseverance, against a great disparity of numbers, as the Fourth Corps of their Army, under General BÜLOW, had not yet joined, and I was not able to assist them as I wished, as I was attacked myself, and the troops, the Cavalry in particular, which had a long distance to march, had not arrived.
We maintained our position also, and completely defeated and repulsed all the Enemy's attempts to get possession of it. The Enemy repeatedly attacked us with a large body of Infantry and Cavalry, supported by a numerous and powerful Artillery; he made several charges with the Cavalry upon our Infantry, but all were repulsed in the steadiest manner. In this affair His Royal Highness the Prince of ORANGE, the Duke of BRUNSWICK, and Lieutenant General Sir THOMAS PICTON, and Major General Sir JAMES KEMPT, and Sir DENIS PACK, who were engaged from the commencement of the Enemy's attack, highly distinguished themselves, as well as Lieutenant General CHARLES BARON ALTEN, Major General Sir C. HALKETT, Lieutenant General COOKE, and Major Generals MAITLAND and BYNG, as they successively arrived. The troops of the Fifth Division, and those of the Brunswick Corps were long and severely engaged, and conducted themselves with the utmost gallantry. I must particularly mention the 28th, 42nd, 79th, and 92nd Regiments, and the Battalions of Hanoverians.
Our loss was great, as your Lordship will perceive by the enclosed return; and I have particularly to regret His Serene Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK, who fell fighting gallantly at the head of his troops.
Although Marshal BLÜCHER had maintained his position at Sombref, he still found himself much weakened by the severity of the contest in which he had been engaged; and as the Fourth Corps had not arrived, he determined to fall back, and concentrate his Army upon Wavre; and he marched in the night after the action was over.
This movement of the Marshal's rendered necessary a corresponding one on my part; and I retired from the Farm of Quatre Bras upon Genappe, and thence upon Waterloo the next morning, the 17th, at ten o'clock.
The Enemy made no effort to pursue Marshal BLÜCHER. On the contrary, a Patrol which I sent to Sombref in the morning, found all quiet, and the Enemy's Videttes fell back as the Patrol advanced. Neither did he attempt to molest our march to the rear, although made in the middle of the day; excepting by following with a large body of Cavalry, brought from his Right, the Cavalry under the Earl of UXBRIDGE.
This gave Lord UXBRIDGE an opportunity of charging them with the 1st Life Guards, upon their debouch from the Village of Genappe; upon which occasion his Lordship has declared himself to be well satisfied with that Regiment.
The position which I took up in the front of Waterloo, crossed the high roads from Charleroi and Nivelle, and had its Right thrown back to a ravine near Merke Braine, which was occupied; and its Left extended to a Height above the Hamlet Ter la Haye, which was likewise occupied.--In front of the Right Centre, and near the Nivelle road, we occupied the House and Garden of Hougomont, which covered the return of that Flank; and in the front of the Left Centre we occupied the Farm of La Haye Sainte. By our left we communicated with Marshal Prince BLÜCHER at Wavre through Ohaim; and the Marshal had promised me, that in case we should be attacked he would support me with one or more Corps, as might be necessary.
The Enemy collected his Army, with the exception of the Third Corps, which had been sent to observe Marshal BLÜCHER, on a range of Heights in our front, in the course of the night of the 17th and yesterday morning: and at about ten o'clock he commenced a furious attack upon our Post at Hougomont. I had occupied that Post with a Detachment from General BYNG's Brigade of Guards, which was in position in its rear; and it was for some time under the command of Lieutenant Colonel MACDONEL, and afterwards of Colonel HOME; and I am happy to add, that it was maintained throughout the day with the utmost gallantry by these brave troops, notwithstanding the repeated efforts of large bodies of the Enemy to obtain possession of it.
This attack upon the Right of our Centre was accompanied by a very heavy cannonade upon our whole Line, which was destined to support the repeated attacks of Cavalry and Infantry occasionally mixed, but sometimes separate, which were made upon it. In one of these the Enemy carried the Farm House of La Haye Sainte; as the Detachment of the Light Battalion of the Legion which occupied it, had expended all its ammunition, and the Enemy occupied the only communication there was with them.
The Enemy repeatedly charged our Infantry with his Cavalry, but these attacks were uniformly unsuccessful; and they afforded opportunities to our Cavalry to charge, in one of which, Lord E. SOMERSET's Brigade, consisting of the Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, and 1st Dragoon Guards, highly distinguished themselves, as did that of Major General Sir W. PONSONBY, having taken many prisoners and an Eagle.
These attacks were repeated till about seven in the evening, when the Enemy made a desperate effort with the Cavalry and Infantry, supported by the fire of the Artillery, to force our Left Centre near the Farm of La Haye Sainte, which after a severe contest was defeated: and having observed that the troops retired from this attack in great confusion, and that the march of General BÜLOW's Corps by Euschermont upon Planchenoit and La Belle Alliance had begun to take effect, and as I could perceive the fire of his cannon, and as Marshal Prince BLÜCHER had joined in person, with a Corps of his Army to the left of our Line by Ohaim; I determined to attack the Enemy, and immediately advanced the whole Line of Infantry, supported by the Cavalry and Artillery.
The attack succeeded in every point; the Enemy was forced from his position on the Heights, and fled in the utmost confusion; leaving behind him, as far as I could judge, one hundred and fifty pieces of cannon, with their ammunition, which fell into our hands. I continued the pursuit till long after dark, and then discontinued it only on account of the fatigue of our troops, who had been engaged during twelve hours, and because I found myself on the same road with Marshal BLÜCHER, who assured me of his intention to follow the Enemy throughout the night; he has sent me word this morning that he has taken sixty pieces of cannon belonging to the Imperial Guard, and several carriages, baggage, &c., belonging to BUONAPARTE, in Genappe.
I propose to move, this morning, upon Nivelles, and not to discontinue my operations.
Your Lordship will observe, that such a desperate action could not be fought, and such advantages could not be gained, without great loss; and I am sorry to add that ours has been immense. In Lieutenant General Sir THOMAS PICTON, His Majesty has sustained the loss of an Officer who has frequently distinguished himself in his Service, and he fell gloriously leading his Division to a charge with bayonets, by which one of the most serious attacks made by the Enemy on our position was defeated. The Earl of UXBRIDGE, after having successfully got through this arduous day, received a wound by almost the last shot fired; which will, I am afraid, deprive His Majesty for some time of his services.
His Royal Highness the Prince of ORANGE distinguished himself by his gallantry and conduct till he received a wound from a musket ball through the shoulder, which obliged him to quit the Field.
It gives me the greatest satisfaction to assure your Lordship, that the Army never, upon any occasion, conducted itself better. The Division of Guards, under Lieutenant General COOKE (who is severely wounded), Major General MAITLAND, and Major General BYNG, set an example which was followed by all; and there is no Officer nor description of troops, that did not behave well.
I must, however, particularly mention, for His Royal Highness's approbation, Lieutenant General Sir H. CLINTON, Major General ADAM, Lieutenant General CHARLES BARON ALTEN, severely wounded; Major General Sir COLIN HALKETT, severely wounded; Colonel OMPTEDA, Colonel MITCHELL, commanding a Brigade of the Fourth Division; Major General Sir JAMES KEMPT and Sir DENIS PACK, Major General LAMBERT, Major General Lord E. SOMERSET, Major General Sir W. PONSONBY, Major General Sir C. GRANT, and Major General Sir H. VIVIAN; Major General Sir O. VANDELEUR; Major General Count DÖRNBERG. I am particularly indebted to General Lord HILL for his assistance and conduct upon this as upon all former occasions.
The Artillery and Engineer departments were conducted much to my satisfaction by Colonel Sir G. WOOD and Colonel SMYTH; and I had every reason to be satisfied with the conduct of the Adjutant General Major General BARNES, who was wounded; and of the Quartermaster General Colonel DELANCY, who was killed by a cannon shot in the middle of the action. This Officer is a serious loss to His Majesty's Service and to me at this moment. I was likewise much indebted to the assistance of Lieutenant Colonel Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, who was severely wounded; and of the Officers composing my personal Staff, who have suffered severely in this action. Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. Sir ALEXANDER GORDON, who has died of his wounds, was a most promising Officer, and is a serious loss to His Majesty's Service.
General KRUSE of the Nassau Service, likewise conducted himself much to my satisfaction; as did General TRIP, commanding the Heavy Brigade of Cavalry, and General VANHOPE, commanding a Brigade of Infantry of the King of the NETHERLANDS.
General POZZO DI BORGO, General Baron VINCENT, General MÜFFLING, and General ALAVA, were in the Field during the action, and rendered me every assistance in their power. Baron VINCENT is wounded, but I hope not severely; and General POZZO DI BORGO received a contusion.
I should not do justice to my feelings, or to Marshal BLÜCHER and the Prussian Army, if I did not attribute the successful result of this arduous day to the cordial and timely assistance I received from them.
The operation of General BÜLOW upon the Enemy's Flank was a most decisive one; and even if I had not found myself in a situation to make the attack which produced the final result, it would have forced the Enemy to retire, if his attacks should have failed; and would have prevented him from taking advantage of them, if they should unfortunately have succeeded.
I send, with this despatch, two Eagles taken by the troops in this action; which Major PERCY will have the honour of laying at the feet of His Royal Highness.
I have the honour, &c.,
WELLINGTON.
THE END.
[Transribers Note: Inconsistent spelling, including possible errors in names and places, has been retained.]
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Illustrated by SUNDERLAND ROLLINSON.
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Caleb West.
By F. HOPKINSON SMITH.
(Author of "Tom Grogan," etc.)
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In the Shadow of the Crown.
By M. BIDDER.
With an introduction by MAURICE HEWLETT.
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, 6s.
"A remarkable book and one of great promise."--Pall Mall Gazette.
Over 200,000 copies sold.
JANICE MEREDITH.
A Story of the American Revolution.
By PAUL LEICESTER FORD.
Crown 8vo, 6s.
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"The story is an excellent and carefully executed romance of love and war."--Spectator.
"Janice and her girl friends are delightful."--Literature.
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
The Story of an Untold Love.
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
Tattle Tales of Cupid.
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DRACULA.
By BRAM STOKER.
Sixth Edition. Crown 8vo, 6s.
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THE WORKS OF
GEORGE MEREDITH.
New uniform Edition.
Crown 8vo, bound in red cloth.
With a Frontispiece in photogravure to each Volume after FREDERICK SANDYS, LESLIE BROOKE, WILLIAM HYDE, ROB SAUBER, BERNARD PARTRIDGE and others.
6s. each.
THE ORDEAL OF RICHARD FEVEREL. EVAN HARRINGTON. SANDRA BELLONI. VITTORIA. RHODA FLEMING. THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY RICHMOND. BEAUCHAMP'S CAREER. THE EGOIST. DIANA OF THE CROSSWAYS. ONE OF OUR CONQUERORS. LORD ORMONT AND HIS AMINTA. THE AMAZING MARRIAGE. THE SHAVING OF SHAGPAT. THE TRAGIC COMEDIANS. SHORT STORIES--
THE TALE OF CHLOE--THE HOUSE ON THE BEACH--FARINA--THE CASE OF GENERAL OPLE AND LADY CAMPER.
POEMS. 2 Volumes.
Uniform with the above, without Frontispiece.
An Essay on Comedy and the Use of the Comic Spirit.
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