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  • Abu Hamed, 383
  • Abu Klea, battle of, 384, 385
  • Abu Kru, battle of, 386
  • Airey, Col: [Gen: Sir J.], 141, 314
  • Aix-la-Chapelle, congress of, 67
  • Aladyn, 145
  • Aldershot, 268, 283, 296, etc. (see App. xv.)
  • Alexander I. of Russia, 32
  • Alexander II. of Russia, 252, 331
  • Alexandria, 354;
    • forts of, bombarded, 355
  • Alison, Sir Archibald, Gen.: 355, 357, 358, 370
  • Alma, 167;
    • battle of the, 168 ff
  • Amherst, Hon: W. [Viscount Holmesdale; Earl Amherst], 227
  • Angelo, Mr., 117
  • Arabi Pasha, 352, 353, 357, 363
  • Armament of the British infantry, 126, 259, 271, 317
  • Army Purchase abolished, 324
  • Army Reform, 124, 319-349
  • Austria; and Russia, 133, 148, 149
  • Azof, Sea of, 161, 245, 253, 274
  • Baker Pasha, Gen:, 374
  • Balaklava, 197;
    • charge of, 198
  • Baltic Sea, 158
  • Baring, Capt: C. [Col:], 174, 314
  • Barracks (see App. xv.)
  • —— Buckingham House [Palace], 97, etc.
  • —— Chelsea, 270, 305, etc.
  • —— Kensington, 97, 300, etc.
  • —— King’s Mews, 76;
    • changed to St. George’s, 97; etc.
  • —— Knightsbridge, 76;
    • given up, 97; etc.
  • —— Magazine, 97;
    • given up, 305; etc.
  • —— Portman Street, 76, 108;
  • second outbreak, 110, 111;
  • legislative union, 112
  • Canrobert, Gen:, 145, 155, 165, 183, 184, 225, 252, 253
  • Canteen system, improvements in, 299, 340
  • Carleton, Col: Dudley [Lord Dorchester], 247, 306, 307, 314
  • Carnot (1815), 43
  • Caroline, Queen, 80
  • Caspian Sea, 159
  • Castlereagh, Lord, 31
  • Casualties;
    • Waterloo campaign, 21;
    • Alma, 171;
    • Inkerman, 226;
    • in Crimea, 290;
    • Tel el-Kebir, 368;
    • Abu Klea, 385;
    • Hashin, 399;
    • 24th March, 1885, 401, 402
  • Cathcart, Gen: Hon: Sir J., 183, 184, 215, 222
  • Cato Street Conspiracy, 79
  • Caucasus, 160
  • Chapel Royal, Whitehall, 77
  • Chapel, Royal Military, at Wellington Barracks, 104, 300, 349
  • Chaplin, Col: T., 116, 118, 120
  • Charteris, Lt: Hon: Alan, 395
  • Charteris, Lt: Hon: Alfred, 336
  • Chartists, 119
  • Chatham, 76, etc. (see App. xv.)
  • Chelsea Barracks. See Barracks.
  • Chichester, 117, etc. (see App. xv.)
  • Chobham Camp, 128, 296
  • Cholera, 95, 152, 183, 189, etc.
  • Cialdini, Gen:, 262
  • Circassia, 160, 255, 294
  • Citate, 135
  • Clarendon, Earl of, 255
  • Clinton, Gen: Sir H., Saxe-Weimar.
  • Egypt, 350, 372;
    • dual control, 352;
    • British Protectorate, 371
  • Egyptian Army, 364
  • Egyptian War, Tel el-Kebir Campaign, 358-367;
    • Nile Campaign, 372-392;
    • Suakin Campaign, 393-408
  • Eliot, Capt: Hon: G., 151, 209, 217, 227
  • Eupatoria, 163, 244, 274
  • Evans, Gen: Sir De Lacy, 170, 210
    • Falconer, A., Quartermaster, 213, 335
    • Falmouth, Viscount. See Boscawen.
    • Feilding, Col: Hon: P. [Gen: Sir P.] 151, 213, 227, 314, 315, 334
    • Feilding, Col: Hon: W. [Gen:], 334
    • Fenians, 311, 313
    • Field-Officer in Brigade Waiting, 92, 290, 291
    • Finsbury, 76, etc.
    • Fire-service, 106
    • First Guards. See Grenadier Guards.
    • FitzClarence, Lt: [Gen: Lord Frederick], 80, 321
    • FitzRoy, Col: G. [Gen:], 334, 343, 344, 345
    • FitzRoy, Lt:-Col: Lord Charles [Duke of Grafton], 334, 340
    • Flank-march round Sevastopol, 181
    • Fleet in Crimean War, 138, 149, 178, 193, 273;
    • Flogging in the Army, 101
    • Follett, Col: R. (see App. xvi.)
    • Forey, Gen:, 155, 165, 187
    • Forster, Rt: Hon: W. E., 347
    • Fortescue, Capt: [Lt:-Col:] Cyril, 339, 346
    • Fortescue, Lt: Hon: A. [Capt:] 411
    • FouchÉ, Duc d’Otranto, 7, 16, 17, 29, 42
    • Franco-Prussian War, 320
    • 93
    • Reforms of Army, 124, 319-349
    • Regent, Prince. See George IV.
    • Regimental hospital, 83
    • —— transport. See Transport.
    • Rewards; for Waterloo, 19, 20;
      • in 1829, and 1836, 100;
      • in 1843, 125
    • Richelieu, Duc de, 53, 59
    • Rokeby, Gen: Lord, 246, 247, 282, 285, 300, 301, 304
    • Ross-of-Bladensburg, Capt: [Lt:-Col:], 396, 403
    • Rowley, Lt:-Col: C., 378, 384
    • Royal Military Chapel. See Chapel, R.M.
    • Russian Empire, 130;
      • policy of, 131
    • Walton, Capt: [Col:], 22, 105, 116, 118
    • Wantage, Lord. See Lindsay.
    • Warley, 96, 101
    • Warrant officers introduced, 342
    • Washington, Treaty of, 114
    • Waterloo, battle of, 1;
      • Napoleon after, 2-6;
      • operations after, 9-15;
      • political result, 24-27
    • “Waterloo men,” 19, 20
    • Wellington, Duke of, 8, 10, 14, 15, 17, 30, 35, 49, 62, 63, 71, 106, 119, 122;
      • funeral of, 123
    • Wellington Barracks. See Barracks; and Chapel, R.M.
    • Wellington Pension, 20
    • Westmoreland, Earl of. See Burghersh.
    • Wigram, Col: [Gen:] Godfrey, 343, 344, 356
    • William IV., 79, 92;
      • coronation, 95;
      • death, 100
    • Willis, Gen: [Sir G.], 356, 360, 368
    • Willson, Col: M., 378
    • Wilson, Col: [Gen:] Sir Charles (R.E.), 382, 386, 388
    • Wilson, Capt: C. T. [Col:], 191, 219, 223, 224
    • Wilson, Gen: Sir Robert, 45
    • Wiltshire, Earl of,

      Transcriber’s Note

      On p. 40, there seems to be a confusion of footnoting. There are three references to footnotes, one of which, a , is repeated. The repeated anchors correspond to two separate passages in Gronow’s Reminiscences. The second phrase in the first note, as printed, is therefore assigned its own anchor, referring to the first citation from Gronow, and eliminating the repetition.

      The repeated column headings of long tables, spanning pages, have been removed.

      On pages 195 and #293, a wide table was reformatted, rotating the rows and columns to fit this medium. The same has been done for the two tables in Appendix XI.

      In Appendix XII, a table spanning pp 441 & 442 has been re-organized for the same reason.

      In Appendix XVI, a footnote, first appearing on p. 470, is repeatedly referenced on subsequent pages. These redundant notes have been removed, and all references to the note in the table refer to that first instance.

      Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. When apparent errors occur in quoted material, the lapse is noted but the original retained. The references are to the page and line in the original.

      10.31 of the northern frontier[.] Added.
      25.28 Supplementary Despatches, etc., xiv. 632, 633.[)] Removed.
      28.24 without any display[.] Added.
      43.13 on the 19th of August[,/.] Replaced.
      181.39 as it was, we [j]ust happened to drive Restored.
      255.11 by a fierce can[n]onade Inserted.
      253.13 the English, 265.[”] Added.
      275.1 Captain Lord E. Cecil[;] Added.
      281.41 the appearance of a ‘Field of blood. blood.’ Added.
      326.42 to serve their own purposes[,/.] Replaced.
      343.16 Ser[j/g]eants-Major Replaced.
      366.30 the direction of their march[,/.] Replaced.
      380.26 a short ac[c]ount> of the obstacles Inserted.
      417.10 the Quartermaster-General’s [Department’s of Division] sic
      432.1 1841. sic: prob. 1842
      461.12 Charles Antonio F[re/er]dinand Bentinck Transposed.

      The following corrections are mentioned in the 'Corrigenda' section, and we have obliged the printer by making them.

      86.31 May 2[5/7]th Replaced.
      90.13 May 1[5/6]th, 1829 Replaced.
      118.12 November [13/9]th Replaced.




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