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... Sir Thomas Graham to attack them in that post, on the o^d, with the troops on the right, which he did with those of the 7th division, which were the reserve of the right, under the command of Major-General Hope and Major-General de Bernewitz. The enemy ...
... matenaily their own position, and had in their power lincreased means of annoying ours. In the morning, the light troops of the 7th division, and the 4.11 Cacadures belonging to Genenal Pack's brigade, were engaged with the enemy on the height called Nueera Senora ...
... the fall of rain havinr greatly injured the roads and swelled the rivulets, there was an interval between the sth and 7th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode to the rear alone, to discover the cause of this interval, and, as the road passed through ...
... given to the Prussian contingent its natural direction, by sending it to Riga; but I should wish peatly, that the aid of my 7th division were no longei necessary in that quarter.-1 wish to know, therefore, from the King of Prussia, whether he would not make ...
... Platoff. The advanced guard of the main army, under the efflninand of General Millaradovitch, consisting of the 2d and 7th divisions of infantry, and the 2d division of cavalry, v..as to cross the Dnieper on the 23d, at Kopp', and was to direct its march ...
... on the Puerto de Achalaii. Lord Wellington had destined the 4th light and the 7th divisions to attack and dislodge the enemy from this strong position ; but the 7th division having arrived the tirst, Major-General Barnes's brigade formed, and without waiting ...
... states the followirg to be the regulations for the departure flare columns of the Russivi troops. The ist briglde of the 7th division of intantry arrives at Chalons stir Mime on thr 14th Sept. and remains there the anti !nth. The 2d briideattives on the ...
... December, 1809, returned to England, and was afterwards appointed to the ■tuff in the Peninsula, where he commanded the 7th division and was engaged in several the most important actions. For conduct in the peninsula, Lord Dvlhousie received the thanks ...
... town. , Throughout the Peninsular war Sir William, then a Major-General. ably distinguished himself when he commanded the 7th division at Fuentes on the sth of May. and at Badajor. For his ices in Egypt he received a medal, and the same honorary distinction ...