... approached by its left therefore motion on morning to turn above Sabugal force of the that 6th which opposite corps of 7th division were in a position their right upon above Sabugal extending along the road to Aifayates a all the approaches to Sabugal ...

... bridge that town, with the exception of the division, which remained op; the corps, which was at Rovioa, and battalion the. 7th division, which observed the enemy's detachment at the bridge v erreri is. he 9d corps were a strong position, with their right ...

... with the exception of the 6th division, which remained opposite the 6th corps, which was Bovina ; and one battalion of the 7th division, which observed the enemy’s detachment at the bridge of Ferrerias. The corps were in a strong position, with their right ...

... with the :reception of the 6th division; remained opposite the 6th come, which was at Ravine; and one battalion of the • 7th division which observed the enemy's detachment at the bridge of Ferrerias. The 24coepc were in a strong position, with their right ...

... the'e-cception of mlie dib division, 73mjiclretmained op posite the 6th corps, which was at Rovinam and'oome battalion of the 7th division, 'whiebh ibserved the enemy's detachmneut at the bridre of Ferrerias. Tile 2d corps wyere' ina strong positiuti with tmeir ...

... the exception the b'h division which remained opposite .h ■ 'Alt corps, which was at Rovina ; and !.•. ■ battalion of the 7th division, which observed the enemy’s detachment at the bridge Fet verms. corps were in strong position, with their right upon a ...

... who were compelled to retire,but frequently faced about and made several desperate charges upon the enemy., Meantime the 7th division, under Gen, nous- TON, was warmly engaged with a superior body of ...

... remained under tires After the cavalry retired in the early pert df 'morning, the British line stood as follows t—The . 7th division (HousTon's) was on the right, neat the ist division '(Sir 13. SPENCER'S), having the I ight division on the left,and beyond ...

... remained under fire. After the cavalry retired in the early part of the morning, the British line stood as follows :—.-The 7th division (HOUSTON'S) was on the right, next to the Ist division (Sir B. SPENCER'S) ) having the light division on the left, and ...

... division and cavalry in reserve; and the village ut keetites tie Honor front of the left. Dun Jullati's aim joined the 7th division in Freueda ; and 1 sent him with his cavalry to endeavour to interrupt the enemy's oirrthiutlicatioit with Ciudad Rodrigo ...

... was I the least important, loud placed the light division in reserve. in rear fof the left of the I st division, and the 7th division on some c ground beyond the Turco'. whinds t prittt•eted the right flank end rear of the ivt division. and I covered our ...

... ground occupied by the troops behind that village, by crossing the Duas Casas at Poya Velho, and in the evening I moved the 7th division, under Major- General lioustonn, to the right, in order, if possu ble, to protect that passage. On the morning of the sth ...