... sis-pounders ; the 'id, or f.iueen's Dr igoon Boards ; the 23d Light Dragaons ?? a detachment of the 92d Highlander-*; the 91st Infantry; and Canterbury little Corps and Volunteer Infantry were assembled in front of the Royal Cavalry '.arracks. At noon ...

... could only by defiling one by one, and by leaping over Us. But nothing could stop the voltigeurs of and 3d rcgimen:s of light infantry. All the troops, to the number of 8000, then concen-d themselves on the heights near Xezes de los .balleros, which afforded ...

... ‘ery able commanders. It is that by t!:c lit inst. Lord Wellington tad received a reinforceolent, consisting of ur the German Light Dragoons. Two Brigndes of Artillery, .oot, or fat) ieefi. ditto, or King's own re,;itnent. regionent; 71st highlanders, ta:4- ...

... by deliling one hy ope, and leaping over Iho walls. Lot nothing could slop Ike voltigcurs of the and .'id regiments of light infantry. All (he' Spanish troops, the number of SOOOj .then concentrated; themselves mi the heigh (sheer de los Caballeros, which ...