  A. Armenian Flag, 110. Army, British, Flags of, 96. Artillery—have no colours, 101. Austria, Flag of, 114. Austro-Hungary, Flag of, 114. B. Banner of St. Cuthbert, 33. Banner-bearers, 33. Bannerets, 30. —— their following, 32. Banners, 29. Belgian Flag, 109. Beverly, Sir John of, his banner, 33. Black Prince at Navarete, 31. "Bluidy Banner" of Covenanters, 52. Bolivia, Flag of, 116. Brazil, Flag of, 117. Bryon, Sir Guy de, banner-bearer of Edward III., 34. Burmah, Flag of, 116. —— British, Flag of, 71. C. Carlaverock, Siege of, 32. Chandos, Sir John, made banneret, 31. China, Flag of, 116. Colours of British Army, 96. Colours of 24th Regiment, 96, 98. —— of Foot Guards, 97. —— of Cavalry, 101. —— Presentation of new, 100. Columbus, his flag, 113. Commonwealth, Flag of, 56. Constantine, Standard of, 25. Consuls, Flags of, 71. Coronations, Banners borne at, 35. Covenanters, Flags of, 51, 52. Custodiers of Banners, 34. D. Danish Flag, 115. —— Standards, 27. —— Flag, 109. Deceiving enemy, Use of Flags in, 76. Douglas. See Earl Douglas, 47, 48, 49. Dragon—Standard of Romans and Dacians, 25. Dragon—Standard of Germany and England, 25. Dragoon Guards, Colours of, 101. Dutch Fleets, 70. E. Eagle, Roman, 21. —— French, 108. Earl Douglas, his standard, 47, 48. Earl Marshall, his standard, 46. Earl Percy—love pledges, 48. Edward III., his banner, 34. —— his standard, 37. Egyptian Standards, 13, 14, 15. Engineers, Royal—have no colours, 101. Ensign, The, 67. F. False Colours, when may be used, 83. Firing at Colours of a friendly nation, 90. Flag, waving, First introduction of, 26. Flag of Mutiny, 75. Flags, First forms of, 27. —— Different kinds of, 28. —— Hauling down enemy's, 86. —— Usage, International, as to, 88. —— of British army, 96. —— of military authorities embarked in boats, 102. Flags, Special, 71. —— of private persons, 102. Fleurs de lis of France in arms of England, 37. Flodden, Battle of, 46. Foreign Flags, 103. —— —— use of at home, 89. French Flags, 103. Funerals, Banners borne at, 35. G. George III., his standard, 41. Gonfanon, 28. Greece, Flag of, 116. Greeks, Standards of, 26. H. Hauling down enemy's colours, 86, 87. Hebrew Standards, 15. Henry II., his standard, 37. Henry VII., his personal standard, 38. Hopson, Admiral, 87. Hussars—have no colours, 101. I. India, Governor-general of, his flag, 71. International usage as to flags, 88. Ireland, National flag of, 54. —— Lord-lieutenant of, his flag, 71. Italy, Flag of, 114. J. Jack, Union, 64. —— pilot, 66. James I., his standard, 40. Japan, Flag of, 116. K. Knights Bannerets, 30. L. Labarum, Roman, 24. Lancers—have no colours, 101. Liberia, Flag of, 113. Lord-lieutenant of Ireland, his flag, 71. M. Marshall. See Earl Marshall, 46. Mary Stuart, Queen, her standard, 40. Moscow, Flags destroyed in Napoleon's retreat from, 117. Mourning, Flags signifying, 74. Mutiny, Flag hoisted in, 75. N. Napoleon I., Standard presented by to his guards, 107. National Flags, 54. Navarete, Battle of, 31. Norman Standards, 27. Norway, Peculiar form of Flag of, 115, 116. O. Otterbourne, Battle of, 47. P. Pacha, Standard of, 21. Parley, Signal for, 34. Parthians, Banners of, 25, 26. Paul Jones, his flag, 110. Pendant, The, 72. —— Long, 73. —— Broad, 73. Pennon, 28. Penny, Design of Union on, 63. Penoncel, 28. Percy. See Earl Percy, 48. Persian Standards, 20. Portugal, Flag of, 115. Private persons, Use of flags by, 102. Prussian Flag, 109. Q. Quarantine, Flag of, 75. R. Rifle Brigade—has no colours, 101. Royal Standard of England, 36, 40. —— of Scotland, 38. Russian Flag, 109. S. Saxons, Standards of, 27. Scottish Arms, their precedence on Royal standard, 42. Sedan, Flags destroyed by French at, 117. Siam, Flag of, 116. Sickness, Flag intimating, 78. Signal Flags, 73. Spain, Flag of, 114. Special Flags, 71. Squadrons, Division of navy into, 68. Standard, Battle of, 28. —— —— when hoisted in ships, 44. Standards, Ancient, 13. —— of the Hebrews, 15. —— of Persians, 20. —— of Turks, 20. —— of Pachas, 21. —— of Greeks, 26. —— Parthian, 26. —— of Danes, 27. —— of Saxons, 27. —— of Normans, 27. —— suspended from trumpets, 35. —— at coronations and funerals, 35. —— Personal, of sovereigns, 38. —— borne by Nobles, 44. —— borne by Trades, 50. Supporters of Royal Arms, 43. Surrender, Signal of, at sea, 77, 81. —— of a fortress, 34. Swedish-Norwegian Flag, 115. T. Trades, Standards borne by, 50. Truce, Flag of, 74. Trumpets, Banners suspended from, 35. Turkish Standards, 20. U. Union, Design of, on penny, 63. —— Flag, The first, 55. —— under Commonwealth, 56. —— on Restoration, 56. —— present form, 57. —— Error in construction of, 58. —— as it ought to be made, 62. —— how and when displayed, 65, 66. —— in Ensign, 68. —— Jack, 64. United States Flag, 110. Usage, International, as to flags, 88. Uses of Flags in naval warfare, 75. V. Volunteer Regiments—have no colours, 102. W. Warwick, Earl of, his standard, 45. William III., his standard, 41. Wolf, on Roman Standard, 21. Y. Yellow Flag, 75. —— Successful use of, by Lord Cochrane, 85. Transcriber's Notes: The illustrations have been moved so that they do not break up paragraphs and so that they are next to the text they illustrate. Thus the page number of the illustration might not match the page number in the List of Illustrations, and the order of illustrations may not be the same in the List of Illustrations and in the book. Also the titles in the List of Illustrations do not necessarily match that of the illustration captions. Errors in punctuations and inconsistent hyphenation were not corrected unless otherwise noted. On page 55, "Andrews" was replaced with "Andrew's". On page 71, "top-gallantmast-head" was replaced with "top-gallant-masthead". On page 73, two instances of "top-gallantmast head" were replaced with "top-gallant-masthead". On page 96, "buntin" was replaced with "bunting". |
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