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... Royal Engineers, Licut.uHurnt; 51st Foot, Lieut. Westropp; 85th Foot, Lieut. Hogg -Mounded, ?? Eniginle'er, Capt. Patton, sesierlv ; Lieut. 1T ister, severly, siencte df ad cound taff toerear Lif t t'e eso- cott, severely; 51st Foot, Capt. Smellie, Lieuts ...
... of irregularity or misconduct been made their regret Friday morning although the weather bad took Plymouth of grenadier light infantry companies with the staff of the regiment in the citadel there Boriugdon the Colonel in person fine body were inspected ...
... as he fell with horse upon the artillery, it was surrounded, hut afterwards retaken three squadrons only light cavalry, the regiment British infantry, and the Portuguese, who displayed the bravery, ami obliged the enemy shamefully retire, leavim; the field ...
... Hlulse-Uth ,heavv dragoons ; 6th ditto. FOURTJI DIVISION. Major-General ?? Pi'tan. Light Brigade-.Major~-General A. Campbell.-52-d re- giment, 2d battalion, light infantry; 51st regimeot, ditto ; 60th regiment. bth hattalion, 5ifle. Ist Brigade-Nla (Pr-Genlcral ...
... litu-lyto I him (he int Lieutenants I - and St Bth day (be time up K r“J right i f M’Ooaald's forward ltb the of and troop light th King's which Caruero afternoon Brigadicr- ca 1 41 file tit horsca Officers Killed in dry in Errnt Main da the 1812 BrUith ...
... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, ..with the. Portuguese and Captain M'Donald s troop, and the cavalrv ' and light infantry of the King's German Legion it Las Royas, about three quarters of a mile distant.' The enemy's cavalry, which 'had been ...
... probably the whole of the cavalry, and considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of th% ground to cannonade our rear-guard, consisting of the light divisions, under Major-General Charles Allen, on the ...
... ea-vlrV a our rear the light division Alton on its at loss have the 1 than have ever at this to add that have tlie misfortune lose Lieutenant-General prisoner on centre having injured roais swelled tlie rivulets there interval infantry to to interval of cavalry ...
... Todd, 38th Foot, Ist Lennen, 44th Foot, batt.; Cipt. Sternfeldt and Lieutenant Hartwig, Brunswick Light Infantry. Wounded, 23d Oct.—LieiitS.LVe Knipe,llth light dragoons; Lieut. Taylor, ditto; Capt. Murray and Lieut. Lockhard, 16th ditto; Major Meydell, Lieuts ...
... 2d Batt licut J. It. slightly August —9th Foot, Ist Batt lieut 6'lmlwick, severely (since dead.) ; :August—Bruns wick Light Infantry licut Schwartenberg, missing. JFames Office/s killed, of' August, OFFICERS KILLED. Royal Engineers. col Sir Rich. Fletcher ...
... of 59th foot James Stewart batt Scots Capts Williamson and Jones 4th foot Capt Taylor regiment Lieut Le Blanc foot led light infantry company of regiment immediately after the forlorn hope and is the only surviving officer of the advance) Captain Livesay ...
... Ensign Morgan Halliard. 91st, Capt. D. M-lulite. 91th, Major Ih*'S. Lloyd, Licut-Culimrl. Ist Light Ban. King's German Legion Ueut. George Boyd. Brunswick Light Infantrv, Lieut. George Scaihornt. k lled.—ltth Keginent of the lane, Adjutant J.Ue'Sousa Pereira ...