INDEX.
Reading edition
Abbot, a stingy, 41
Abercrombie, Lieut.-Col., 213, 214, 222, 223, 232, 239, 258
Abrantes, 244
Adams, Drummer, 192, 193
Ainhoa, redoubts of, 317
Alaejos, 31
Alba de Tormes, 30
Albuera, 258;
losses of the 28th Regiment at, 214.
Albuquerque, 215, 239, 255
Alcalá de los Gazules, 153, 157, 164
Alcuescar, 216, 221;
fidelity of the Spaniards at, 235
Alemtejo, 30, 213
Alexander, the Emperor, 338
Algesiras, 135, 137, 141, 169
Aliseda, 215
Allen, Capt., 145
Almanza Creek, 198
Almeida, 279
Almendralejo, 256
Andalusia, 152
Anderson, Col., 122
Anderson, Lieut., 205
Andrée, Col., 231
Anglona, the Prince of, 177
Anstruther, Gen., 31
Antwerp, Fouché throws an army into, 131
Army, a partial remodelling of the 31
Arnot, Major, 286, 287
Arroyo de Puerco, 215
Arroyo Molinos, 216, 233, 360, 361;
battle of, 224–232;
fidelity of the Spaniards at, 235, 236
Ashurst, Lieut.-Col., 225
Astorga, 43;
march into, 44;
departure from, 47;
report that Napoleon had entered, 64, 65
Atchison, Mrs., 333, 334
Ayamonte, 245
Aylmer, Lord, 307;
his brigade, 308
Badajoz, 259;
the Duke of Dalmatia ordered to reduce, 152;
siege of, 260–280;
horrors of the storming, 272–276;
a trophy from, 277;
losses of the British at, 278
Bailey, Lieut., 216, 217
Baird, Gen. Sir David, wounded, 122;
at Nogales, 61;
at Corunna, 113, 115, 116; his corps, 32, 37, 49, 65
Balbi, Signorina, 364
Ballesteros, defeat of, 244
Bandon, 330
Bantry Bay, 329
Barbate, the River, 154, 156, 158, 166
Barnard, Lieut.-Col., 193, 262
Barossa, 35;
battle of, 42, 189–200;
critical position of the British troops at, 202, 203
Barossa Hill, 187, 209;
tower and ridge of, 183
Bastan, 315
Bath, Lieut.-Col., 193
Bathurst, Lord, 144
Batz, Fort, captured by the British, 131
Bayonne, arrival of the Duke of Dalmatia at, 296
Beguines, Gen., 163, 167, 183, 184, 196, 197;
ordered to attack Medina Sidonia, 153;
captures Medina, 159;
retires from it, 164
Belcher, Lieut., 135, 136
Belem, 252, 281
Belnevis, Col., 286, 287
Belson, Col., 150, 169, 171, 194, 205, 214, 258
Bembibre, 48, 49
Benevente, 37, 39; confusion in, 40;
evacuated by the rearguard of the reserve, 44;
degrading scenes at, 49, 50
Bennet, Capt., 68
Bennet, Lieut., 204, 205
Berasin, the Heights of, 300
Beresford, Marshal, 246
Bermeja Castle, 181, 183, 184, 186
Bernadotte declines to surrender the French fleet, 131
Berri, the Duc de, 336
Betanzos, 90, 93, 96, 98;
crossing the bridge of, 94;
occupied by the French, 99
Beverley, Lord, 253
Bidassoa, the Lower, 308, 311;
Soult’s positions on, carried, 309
Biscay, a privateer in the Bay of, 286, 287
Blakeney of Abbert, Mrs., 277
Blakeney, Robert, appointed to an ensigncy in the 28th Regiment, 1;
promoted, 2;
ordered to Exeter, 2;
at Colchester and Harwich, 6;
serves in the Danish campaign, 6–13;
ordered to Sweden, 14;
sails for the Peninsula, 17;
has a narrow escape, 97;
chased by a French patrol, 134;
his share of salvage-money, 139;
thanked in public orders, 140;
employed in carrying despatches, 141, 144, 146, 167;
Col. Browne promises to present him to Gen. Graham, 201;
wounded, 204;
recommended to Gen. Graham, 206;
goes to Cadiz, 206;
appointed to the command of a battalion company, 214;
ordered to take Prince d’Arenberg to Lisbon, 233;
joins his regiment at Albuquerque, 255;
gazetted to a company in the 36th Regiment, 255;
bids adieu to the 28th Regiment, 258;
goes to Lisbon, 281;
joins his regiment at Lewes, 285;
transferred to the battalion in the Peninsula, 286;
wounded at the battle of the Nivelle, 319;
travels in a hearse, 329, 330;
waits on Sir Henry Torrens, 331;
sets out for Paris, 333;
applies for a staff appointment in the army of Belgium, 336;
visits Brussels, 345;
copies of recommendations in his favour, 353–356;
has ophthalmia at Malta, 363;
married, 364;
retires from the army, 367, 368;
his services, 368, 369
Blakeney, Sir Edward, 243
Blood, Serg., 300
Bowes, Gen., 147, 148, 259;
wounded at Badajoz, 266
Bowles, Capt., 154, 164;
his company, 163
Bradby, Capt., 109
Bradley, Capt., 204
Bristol Channel, wrecks in the, 4
Britannia, the brig, 2
Browne, Major (afterwards Col.), 86, 129, 133, 135–137, 140, 146, 150, 151, 154–156, 158, 159, 167, 170, 206, 240, 258, 331;
appointed Lieut.-Gov. of Tarifa, 144;
employs the Tarifa Volunteers, 145;
ordered to attack Casa Vieja, 153;
ordered back to Tarifa, 160;
to occupy the western point of Barossa, 183–188;
at the battle of Barossa, 189–202
Bryan, Capt., 330
Buchan, Col., 244
Bunbury, Mr., 4.
Burke, Sir John, of Glenesk, 333
Burrard, Sir Harry, 20
Burrows, Capt., 2;
his incapacity, 3
Bury, Lord, 333–336
Busshe, Major, 226
Caceres, 215, 236
Cadell, Ensign Charles (afterwards Lieut.-Col.), 2, 84, 205
Cadiz, 152, 163, 167;
sortie from, 168, 169
Cadoval, Palace of the Duc de, 244
Calcabellos, 49, 51, 52, 54, 57;
encounter at, 58, 59
Calvert, Capt. (afterwards Lieut.-Col.), 42, 186, 191, 206
Cambarros, 47
Cameron, Capt., 103, 104;
his company, 102
Cameron, Col., 311
Campbell, Gen., 133, 137, 147, 149, 153, 169, 299
Campbell, Sir Guy, 150
Car, Dr., 326
Carlos d’Espana, Don, 297
Carrion, the, 33, 34, 35
Casa di Santillana, 215
Casa Vieja, Col. Browne to attack, 153, 154;
La Peña’s move towards, 177
Castanos, Gen., 235
Castello Branco, 279
Castletown, 329
Castro Gonzolo, destruction of the bridge of, 37, 41
Castro Nuevo, headquarters at, 32
Cathcart, Lord, 2, 8
Cattegat, capture of a Danish frigate in the, 7
Cerro de Puerco Ridge, the, 182, 183
Ceuta, 208
Charles V. and the Spanish language, 28
Charles XII. of Sweden, 8
Chatham, the Earl of, 127;
returns from Holland, 131
Chiclana, 163, 180, 182, 198;
Marshal Victor’s advance from, 184, 186
Chiclana wood, the, 193
Cintra, the Convention of, 20
Ciudad Rodrigo, 28, 279
Clarke, Mrs., 330
Clauzel’s Division, 298
Clinton, Sir H., 316, 323
Colbert, Gen., 59;
failure of his charge, 61
Colchester, 6, 14, 127, 128, 133
Coldstream Guards, the, 130;
defend Fort Batz, 131
Cole, Gen., 296, 297, 298
Colthurst, Capt., 341
Colville, Maj.-Gen., the Hon. C., 262, 307
Combemartin, 3, 4, 5
Comus, H.M.S., 7
Cone, Capt., 330
“Confidential Reports,” 240–242
Congreve rockets, 10
Connaught Rangers, the, 268
Constantino, 81, 82
Coote, Sir Eyre, 1
Copenhagen, fall of, 11, 12, 13
Cork, arrival at, 331
Corunna, a movement to decided upon, 36;
retreat to, 31–100;
arrival at, 102;
the reserve falls into position with the army at, 110;
arrival of transports at, 111;
conduct of the inhabitants of, 112;
preparations for embarkation at, 114;
battle of, 114–123;
embarkation of the British army at, 118, 124
Creçy, 343
Craufurd, Gen. Robert, 37, 39
Croix des Bouquets, the, 311
Cross, Col., 331
Cuesta, Gen., incapacity of, 168
Curragh of Kildare, the, 2;
an episode at, 148, 149
Curry, Capt. and Mrs., 214
Curry, Col., 227
Dacres, Doctor, 91
Dalmatia, the Duke of, 31;
ordered to Estremadura, 152;
in command of the French army in Spain, 296.
(See also Soult)
Dalrymple, Sir Hugh, 20
Danish Campaign, the, 7
Danish frigate, capture of a, 7
D’Arenberg, Col. Prince, 231, 333, 345;
conducted to Lisbon, 233, 244–253
D’Arenberg, Prince Pierre, 238, 244
D’Arenberg, the Duke, 345–351
Deal, 128
Debelle, Gen., 32
D’Echiparre, Don Martin, 327, 328
Denmark, the Royal Princesses of, 9
D’Erlon, Count, 298, 299, 310;
his corps in the Pyrenees, 307;
reviewed by Soult, 309
Desnouettes, Gen. Lefèbre, 43, 44
Diego, Don, 220
Dikes’ Brigade, Gen., 191
Dikes, Gen., 193, 194
Disney, Gen., 31, 105
Douglas, Col. Sir James, 286, 287, 289, 309, 310
Dover, 128
Downy, Mr. Commissary, 226
D’Oyly, Capt., 105
Drunkenness, prevalence of, 54
Duncan, Major, 193, 196, 197
Dunmanway, 330
Durque, Don Favian, 205
Ebro, the, 294
Echallar, 300
8th French Regiment, the, 193
18th Dragoons, the, 32
82nd Regiment, the, 170, 179, 305
87th Regiment, the, 193
El-Burgo, arrival of the reserve at, 101;
ordered to evacuate, 105
El-Burgo, bridge of, 99;
destruction of, 101;
repaired by the enemy, 110
Elliot, Sir William, 333
Elopement, a projected, 291
Elsinore Castle, 6
Elvina, 115, 118, 120, 121;
death of Sir John Moore at, 116
Enghien, 346, 347, 348
English, Lieut., 109
Erskine, Sir William, 225
Esla, the River, 37, 38;
forded by the enemy’s cavalry, 43
Espeletta, 309
Estremadura, 30, 214
Exeter, two Spaniards at, 125, 126
Farrel, Serg., 171
Fascinas, 154, 164
5th Regiment, the, 24
15th Hussars, the, 32, 33
50th Regiment, the, charge of at Elvina, 121;
at Arroyo Molinos, 224, 225
52nd Regiment, the, 31;
at Benevente, 41;
at Calcabellos, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62;
on the retreat to Corunna, 100;
at Corunna, 115, 117
Figueira, landing at, 17
Fitzroy, Lord Charles, 257
Florinda, 207
Flushing, siege of, 130;
capitulation of, 131
Fontarabia, 308
Fontebro, 293
41st Regiment, the, 133
42nd Regiment, the, at Elvina 121
47th Regiment, the, 137
Fouché throws an army into Antwerp, 131
4th Regiment.
(See King’s Own)
14th Regiment, the, 115, 118
Foy’s division, 306
Franceschi, Gen., 32;
his light cavalry, 94;
at Corunna, 113, 115
Francis, the Emperor, 338
Franklin, Dr., 326
Fraser, Gen., advance of his division on Astorga, 43;
position of at Corunna, 113, 115, 117
Frederiksborg, 10
French 5th Corps, the, 214
Fuentes de Oñoro, march into, 26, 28
Fury Bomb, the ship, 14
Gallegos, 80
Gambier, Admiral, 8
General Medical Board, the, 326, 363
Gerard, Gen., 214, 216, 228, 229, 230, 236;
loss of his corps at Arroyo Molinos, 231
German Hussars, the, 177, 178, 197, 226
Gibraltar, 133,205;
Lieut. Blakeney sent to, with despatches, 141, 144, 146, 167
Gibson, Capt., 15
Girlston, Capt., 330
Giron, Gen., 217, 312
Godwin, Capt., 146
Gomm, Capt., 96
Gonzolo Bridge, the, destruction of the, 37, 41
Gore, Capt., 226
Gottenborg harbour, 15
Gough, Major, 193
Gozzo, the Island of, 216
Graham, Gen., 177, 178, 179;
in command of the British troops at Cadiz, 152;
directs operations from Tarifa, 153, 160;
advocates a sortie from Cadiz, 167;
gives up the command to his ally, 168;
sails from Cadiz, 169;
at Tarifa, 170–172;
his advice disregarded by Gen. La Peña, 180;
his preparations for the battle of Barossa, 183–188;
at the battle, 189–200;
his orders after the battle, 202
Graham, Surg., 325
Grajal del Campo, 33, 34, 35, 36
Grenadiers, the, 77, 97, 98
Grimelle, the Marquis de, 350
Guadiana, the, 214, 256, 261, 271
Guarda, 22, 24, 26
Guards, the Brigade of, 86, 121, 190, 191, 194, 195, 197, 307
Guia, the River, 56, 57, 61
Gustavus of Sweden, 16
Guthrie, Dr., 364
Halket’s Light Germans, 311
Hamilton, Gen., 216, 217, 323;
his division at Badajoz, 261
Harwich, 6, 14
Havelock, Lieut., 312
Herrerias, 64, 66, 68, 69
Hill, Capt. Clement, 221
Hill, Gen. Lord, 215, 216, 217, 221, 227, 229, 233, 255, 256, 257, 298, 299, 300, 367, 368;
his corps, 302
Hill, Lieut., 104
Hill, Sir Rowland, 315
Holland, expedition to, 129;
mortality of the British troops in, 132
Hope, Capt., 196
Hope, Gen. Sir John, 30, 37, 119, 214;
advance of his division on Astorga, 43;
position of his division at Corunna, 113, 115;
commands the expedition to Holland, 129, 130
Howard, Gen. (afterwards Lord Howard of Effingham), 361
Howard’s Brigade, Maj.-Gen., 224
Huarte, 297, 298
Huddleston, Lieut., 220, 259, 275, 276
Huelva, the River, 29
Hughes, Corporal, 233
Humlebek, 8
Hunt, Capt. A., R.A., 181
Ilfracombe, 3, 5
Isla de Leon, 181;
Gen. Graham proposes a sortie from, 153;
Gen. Beginnes’ anxiety about, 159;
the sortie postponed, 160;
entrance of the British General into, after Barossa, 200
Johnson, Assist.-Surg., 161, 162
Johnson, Col., 150, 151
Johnson, Robert, 2; killed, 266
Joseph Bonaparte, 296
Julian, Count, 207
Keats, Sir Richard, 128, 129, 130, 140, 153, 160
Kemp’s Brigade, Gen., 312
Kennedy, Surg., 363
Kent, H.R.H. the Duke of, 253, 351, 356
King Charles, the, 8
King’s Own Regiment, the, 18, 81, 115;
Sir John Moore’s approval of their action at Corunna, 120;
embark for Gibraltar, 133;
at Ceuta, 208
Kinsale, 1
Labaneza, 44
Laborde, Gen., 112;
his division join main French army off Corunna, 111;
at Corunna, 115
Lacy, Adj.-Gen., 183
Lallemande, the Generals, 335
Lamartiniere’s division, Gen., 305
Lanz, valley of, 297, 298
La Peña, Gen., 169, 177, 181, 198, 199;
sluggishness of, 152, 153;
obstinacy of, 168;
arrives off Tarifa, 175;
distrusted by the British, 179;
disregards Gen. Graham’s advice, 180, 183;
his retreat from Medina, 182
Lardizabal, Gen., 177, 182
Laval, Gen., 193, 194
Lavens, Surg., 326
Lavinia frigate, the, 129, 130, 131
Le Brun, Gen., 231, 248–252
Leggatt, Major (afterwards Col.), 286, 287, 309
Leith, Maj.-Gen., Sir James, 245, 246, 262, 269
Leon, 36
L’Estrange, Lieut., 319, 322
Lewes, 333
Light, Lieut., 161, 204, 205
Lindsay, Surg., 363
Lisbon, 208, 209, 233, 244–253, 281;
an amusing scene at, 282, 290
Lizasso, 300
Llerena, arrival of Soult at, 279
Lloyd, Col., 317
Loftus, Capt., 147
Long, Gen., 257
Lorge’s Dragoons, 115
Los Ayres, 114, 115
“Louis XIV.” Mountain, 306
Louis XVIII., 342, 343
Love, Lieut., 41, 42
Lugo, march to, 85;
the British army in position at, 86;
retreat from, 88
Lundy Island, 2
Lynedoch, Lord, 239, 240.
(See also General Graham.)
McDonald, Col., 196, 197, 200, 206
M’Kenzie, Lieut.-Col., 112
McPherson, Colour Ensign, 318
Maitland, Sir Thomas, 242
Mallow, 2
Malpartida, 215
Malta, 363;
“Confidential Reports” at, 241
Mancilla, 36
Marmont, Gen., in the north of Portugal, 279;
retires, ib.;
his jealousy of Soult, ib.
Matthews, Staff-Surg., 325, 326
Maya Pass, the, 296, 302, 306, 315
Mayorga, 33, 37
Meacham, Capt., 144, 166
“Meacham’s Blind Nuts,” 144, 145, 157
Medina Sidonia, 153, 155, 158, 179, 181;
captured by Gen. Beguines, 159;
captured by the French, 164;
La Peña’s retreat from, 182
Merida, 215, 225, 256, 258;
the affair of, 257
Merle, Gen., 62;
loss sustained by his division, 64
Mero, the, 101, 113, 118
Mitchell, Lieut., 137, 154, 165
Mole, Col., 147
Mon Cœur redoubt, the, 262
Mondego, the, 17
Monkstown, 2
Monte Orgullo, 305
Montgomery, Ensign, 318, 322
Moore, Lieut., 204
Moore, Sir John, 14, 115;
placed under arrest by the King of Sweden, 16;
reaches the British fleet, 16;
receives news of Sir A. Wellesley’s victory at Rolica, 17;
appointed commander of the forces, 20;
his address to his officers and men, 21;
relations with his officers, 25, 26;
true cause of his retreat, 36;
complains of the want of discipline, 52;
his views on Gen. Paget’s position at Calcabellos, 60, 61;
retires before Soult, 87;
issues an order censuring the want of discipline, 87;
directing operations in person, 101;
at Corunna, 111, 112, 116;
death of, 116;
effect of his death, 119;
character and bearing, 120;
circumstances of his death, 121–123;
outcry against in England, 125;
his knowledge of the Spanish character, 169
Moors, the, 207
Morillo, Gen., 231, 300
Morillo’s Spanish Infantry, 224
Mullingar, 365, 366
Mullins, Capt., 204
Murgeon, Gen. Cruz, 183, 184;
his part in the battle of Barossa, 199, 200
Napier, Major, 121
Napoleon, marching from Madrid, 36;
celerity of his movements, 38;
his dictum at Waterloo, 63;
reported to have entered Astorga, 64, 65;
his idea of zeal, 245;
news of his escape and return to Paris, 334
Neufchâtel, Prince of, an intercepted despatch from the, 31
Ney, Marshal, execution of, 341, 342
Nichols, Col., recaptures Palavia Abaxo, 115
9th Dragoons, the, 226
9th Regiment, the, 133, 170, 191, 203, 204, 311;
marched into Badajoz, 277
91st Regiment, the, 31, 100
92nd Regiment, the, 224, 225
95th (Rifles) Regiment, the, 31, 53, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 69, 82, 83, 84, 100, 102, 103, 115, 117
Nivelle, crossing the, 317;
battle of, 318–321;
French losses at, 322
Nogales, 61, 67;
arrival at, 70, 75
Northcote, Major, 196
Oats, Private, 97, 98
O’Brien, Serg., 172
O’Callaghan, Maj.-Gen. Sir William, 337
O’Donnel, Gen., 297, 298
O’Donoghue, Capt., 137
Officers, claims of, 332
Olivenza, the Duke of Dalmatia ordered to reduce, 152
Oricain, 297
Paget, Gen., 31, 35, 76, 77, 80, 91, 95, 100, 101;
censures the conduct of the troops, 53, 54, 55, 56;
his position at Calcabellos, 57, 60;
his encounter with a paymaster, 78, 79;
strict orders of, 88;
orders the reserve to evacuate El-Burgo, 106, 107;
his connection with the 28th Regiment, 109, 110;
at Corunna, 115, 116;
Sir John Moore’s testimonial to his character, 123;
his services unnoticed in England, 125
Paget, Lord, 32, 33, 37, 43, 48
Palavia Abaxo, skirmish at, 112;
taken by Gen. Laborde, 115;
retaken by Col. Nichols, ib., 118
Pampeluna, 295, 296, 303, 314;
sortie from, 297;
surrender of, 315
Panniers, battle of the, 91
Pardaleras, the, 262
Paris, the Grand Review in, 337–341
Parsonstown, 2
Patten, Capt., 286
Patterson, Col., 258
Peniche, the roadstead of, 18
Peninsula, the first day’s march in the, 19
Percy, Capt., 253
Phillipon at Badajoz, 260;
surrenders, 271
Picton, Gen., 259, 262, 263, 267, 268, 269, 297;
his retreat at Pampeluna, 302
Picurina redoubt, capture of the, 261
Plunder, articles of, 92
Plymouth, 124
Ponsonby, Col., 197, 199, 206
Portalegre, 214, 215, 238, 244
Portsmouth, 14, 124, 133, 344
Portugal, rainy season in, 24
Portuguese and Spanish, contrast between, 27
Portuguese sharpers, 209
Potter, Lieut., 229
Powder, a great explosion of, 111
Power, Brig.-Gen., 262
Power, Capt., 147
Prussia, the King of, 338
Puebla, arrival of the reserve at, 32
Puerto, 300, 312
Pyrenees, fighting in the, 296–307;
losses in, 301
Queluz, the plains of, 19;
break up of the British camp at, 22, 26
Queues, abolition of, 17
Reille, Gen., 305
Reserve, formation of a corps of, 31
Reynosa, 293
Rhine Mountain, the, 308
Richelieu, the Duc de, 342
Rifles, the, 196, 224, 225
Roach, “Gentleman,” 72
Roderick, the last of the Visigoth monarchs, 207
Rolica, victory of Sir A. Wellesley at, 17
Romana, the Marquis of, 35, 36, 44;
his troops, 313
Roncesvalles, 295, 296, 302, 309
Ronda, 153
Rook, Col., 233
Ross, Col. (afterwards Gen.), 51, 243
Rousseau, Gen., 188;
his grenadiers, 188, 191, 194, 195, 197
Royal City Regiment (of Spain) the, 177, 183
Rueda, surprise of the enemy’s outpost at, 32
Rufin, Gen., 188, 189, 202;
his division, 191, 193, 194, 195
Sahagun, 32;
headquarters at, 33
S. Antonio, 216, 217
S. Cristoval, Fort, 262, 271
S. Helens, 17
S. Jean de Luz, 328, 329
S. Juan, H.M.S., 139, 140, 141
S. Lucia, 118
S. Marcial, 305, 309
S. Maria Bastion, the, 261, 262, 269, 273, 278
S. Martin del Rio, 28
S. Roque Ravelin, the, 260, 261
S. Sebastian, 295, 296, 303, 308;
stormed, 305, 306, 307
S. Vincente, the bastion of, 268, 269
Salamanca, march to, 22;
entrance into, 29;
advance of the British army from, 31
Saldaña, 33
Salsette frigate, the, 129
Santa Maria, 153
Santarbas, arrival of the Reserve at, 32
Santi Petri, the River, 153, 182, 183, 184
Sarre, 312
Sauroren, fight at, 300
Savage, Private, 105
Schelde, forcing the passage of the, 131
Sebastiani, Gen., 181
71st Regiment, the, 224, 225
73rd Regiment, the, 42
Seville, the Duke of Dalmatia marches from, 152
Shaw, Lieut.-Col., 337
Sierra Montanchez, the, 218, 224, 225, 226, 227, 231
Simpson, Assist.-Surg., 324, 325
6th Portuguese Regiment, the, 225
67th Regiment, the, 193
Skerrett, Col., 133
Slavin, Sir Frederick, 259
Somerset, Lord Fitzroy, 229
Soult, Marshal, 36, 308;
approach of his advance guard, 38;
approach of his heavy columns, 80;
his arrival before Lugo, 87;
his advanced guard, 94, 107;
at Corunna, 112;
his position, 113;
dangerous situation of his army, 117;
his corps advancing, 233;
arrives at Llerena, 279;
retires into Andalusia, 280;
remodels his army, 296;
at Pampeluna, 297, 298;
retreats, 300;
disorganised state of his army, 305;
his tactics, 306;
prepares for a more general action, 307;
his positions on the Bidassoa carried, 309;
his defence when charged with treason, 342.
(See also Duke of Dalmatia)
Sound, the, 6
South Beveland, the Island of, 130, 131
Spain, march of Sir John Moore’s army for, 22
Spaniards and Portuguese, contrast between, 27
Spaniards, dislike of by the British soldiers, 35;
their want of good feeling towards the British, 40, 41;
their character, 168, 169
Spanish door, a, 71
Spanish generals, tactics of, 182
Spanish soldiers, courage of, 311, 312
Sparks, Lieut., 185
Spithead, 17
Stanhope, Major, 121
Stewart, Lieut.-Col., 224
Stockholm, Sir John Moore at, 16
Stovin, Sir Frederick, 10, 21, 136
Stralsund, 16
Stuart, Gen., 8
Stuart, Gen. Charles, 32, 43
Stuart, Lord William, 129, 130, 131
Sullivan, Lieut., 229
Sweetland, Mr. William, 140
Tacher, Miss, 345
Tagus, crossing the, 23, 213, 252
Talavera, 35, 168
Tarifa, 207, 208, 209;
march to, 133;
withdrawal of the French from, 136;
regiments ordered to, 137;
threatened by a second attack, 146;
a campaign from, 152–166;
British troops sail for, 169;
conviviality at, 170;
arrival of Gen. La Peña off, 175;
departure from, 177;
return to, 205
Tarifa, the plain of, 164
Tarifa Volunteers, the, 144, 157, 158, 160
Taylor, Lieut., 28th Regiment (afterwards Capt.), 104, 330
Taylor, Lieut., 9th Regiment, 146, 147
10th Hussars, the, 32, 33, 37, 43
13th Dragoons, the, 227
30th Regiment, the, 133
34th and 39th Regiments, the, 225, 226, 233
36th Regiment, the, 256, 309, 316, 318;
ordered to reinforce Wellington’s army, 337;
arrives in Paris, 341;
removed to the Ionian Islands, and subsequently to England and Ireland, 363
Toro, 32
Torre la Peña, 164
Torremocha, 215
Torrens, Col. Sir Henry, 239, 255, 331, 336, 337
Trafalgar Bay, 138, 180
Trinidad, Fort, 261, 262, 271, 278
“Trois Cents Corps Nobles, La Chapelle des,” 343
Trotter, Lieut., fate of, 288
Turnbull, Serg., 172
20th Portuguese Regiment, the, 193
20th Regiment, the, 31, 51, 100
28th Regiment, the, 82, 85, 100, 102;
ordered to Kinsale, 1;
removed to Parsonstown and the Curragh of Kildare, 2;
on garrison duty in Dublin, 2;
in Denmark, 6–13;
ordered to Sweden, 14;
go to the Peninsula, 17;
with Sir A. Wellesley’s troops, 18;
inspection of, 20;
losses of, 24;
form portion of a reserve corps, 31;
a band of ventriloquists in, 45;
reprimanded by Sir John Moore, 53;
at Calcabellos, 57, 61;
in charge of the bridge of Betanzos, 94, 95;
ordered to retire from El-Burgo, 106;
efficiency of during the retreat, 108, 109;
return to England, 124;
ordered to Holland, 127;
arrival in, 129;
return to the Peninsula, 133;
ordered to Tarifa, 137;
garrisoned at, 169;
at Barossa, 188–200;
their losses at Barossa, 203, 204;
sail for Lisbon, 208;
at Arroyo Molinos, 225–229;
celebration of anniversaries in, 366
United Service Journal, The, 330
Valencia, 37
Valencia de Alcantara, 235, 237
Valladolid, 31, 32
Vandeleur, Gen., 335
Vejer, 154, 161, 163;
capture of an English merchant vessel near, 137;
retaken, 138;
move of the British army towards, 179, 180
Ventriloquists, a band of, 45, 46
Vera, 306, 312
Victor, Marshal, 133, 136;
result of his inactivity, 181;
advances from Chiclana, 184, 186;
at Barossa, 195, 196, 198, 199
Victoria, the Princess, 357
Villaba, 296
Villa Formosa, 26
Villa Franca, arrival of the Commander-in-Chief at, 52;
destruction of stores at, 66;
arrival of Soult at, 280
Villamur, Count Penne, 215, 226
Villapando, arrival of the reserve at, 32
Villatte’s Division, 198, 305, 306
Villavelha, the pass of, 22;
bridge of boats at, 279
Villaviciosa, 213
Vimieiro, 17
Vincent, Lieut. 319, 322
Vittoria, 294, 295
Vivian, Capt., R.N., 139, 140
Voirol, Lieut.-Col., 231, 361, 362
Walcheren, the Island of, British troops land on, 130
Walker, Gen., 262;
his brigade, 269
Walloon Regiment, the, 177, 183
Weir, Dr., 326
Wellesley, Sir Arthur (afterwards Lord Wellington), 17, 20, 168, 244, 256, 279, 321, 340;
at Badajoz, 266, 267;
his arrangements to meet Soult, 279;
arrival at Pampeluna, 298;
nearly captured, 300;
effect of his appearance on the battlefield, 306;
his successful manœuvring, 308;
extract from his despatch on the battle of the Nivelle, 323
Wench, Col., 116
Wheatley, Col., 193, 194
Whittingham, Col., 177, 183 184, 185
Wilkinson, Lieut., 204
Wilmot, Capt., 22, 23, 24, 29
Wilson’s Brigade, Col., at Arroyo Molinos, 225, 229
Woodford, Lieut.-Col., 130
Yarmouth, 16
York, H.R.H. the Duke of, 239, 285, 357
Zante, the Island of, 42
Zayas, Gen., 181, 182, 198;
in command at Cadiz, 169
Zubiri, the valley of, 297, 298
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