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... FRAGMENTS OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. The siege of Badajos, one of the most desperate, though at the same time one of the most brilliant affairs the Peninsular campaign, forms the subject of an exceedingly seraphic article in the number of the United Service ...
... THE PENINSULAR WAR MEDAL., the claims to the War Medal which have been decided upon by the The following is, we believe, a tolerably accurate statement of Board of General Ofheers:— Officers .. - 2376 e+ 17927 Non-commissioned Officers and Privates . ...
... A CHARGE IN THE PENINSULAR WAR. One of our night-marches was the very opposite of an agreeable one. It was bitterly and intensely cold ; and, as far as I can judge, was conducted and cork-screwed throughout as it were by paths and narrow lanes, now a ...
... Southey's History of the Peninsular War. We this week cite from this interesting publication an account human wretchedness which ought to make men shudder the thoughts of war. Many of the French prisoners were (March 1810) onboard prison ships in the ...
... CONDUCT OF THE SPANIARDS IN THE PENINSULAR WAR. (From Article Alison's History Europe, in the Edinburgh Reuieuy for the October Quarter.) We are glad find that Mr. Alison's strong monarchical principles have not tempted him to imitate certain historians ...
... A SCENE IN THE PENINSULAR WAR. (From Coiteilo'i Memoir*; the United Service Journal.; While lying here I will give a short description of our regiment's opinion of flogging, not indeed words but signs, the following auecdote will show, although the ...
... But he'fas c-ondemined without pity that dis- graceful act of the British' Government'in seizing without a declaration of war tie' treasure ships of- Spain-an act which, while it threw a deep stain on the honourof our rulers, 'produced, as such'acts ...
... SOUTUEY'S PENINSULAR WAR. (FROM ILACKVVOOD'S MAGAZINE, O. 77.) , All the dark colouring of Buonaparte's character is, like certain culinary vegetables, blanched since he has been covered by the earth, and he now shines with unspotted whiteness—a model ...
... THE PENINSULAR WAR MEDAL Amongst the officers who have received this well-earned dcmmation, the following are resident in or connected with this neighbourhood, viz. :—The Duke of Beaufort, (with 2 clasps); Lieutenant-f tonere! Sir E. Blakency, (Pelaspa) ...
... STORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. Companion volume to The Story of Waterloo with Portraits and a Map, 7s. fld. bound. VII. JAMES THE SECOND. An Historical Romance. Edited by W. H. Ainsworth, Es 3 vol.. With Illustrations. This romance has eonsiderable merit ...
... I Peninsular War. Simthejf's This Day is Published, in 4to. price I £2. ltts. M. in Boards, mild by Menrs. J. and G. i «v£fe__y.ft ...
... ANECDOTE'S of the PENINSULAR WAR. (From Capt. Kincaid's Random Shots from a Rifleman.) Mr. Rogers had the day before arrived from England as an officer of one of the civil departments attached to the light division, and, as might be expected, on finding ...