INDEX.

493Abu 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, 120; given up, 305; etc.

—— St. George’s, 97, etc.

—— St. John’s Wood; first used, 97; given up by Foot Guards, 305; etc.

—— Wellington, 97, 300, 305, etc.

—— Westminster, 97

—— Windsor. See Windsor.

Barrell, Sergt:-Major, 310

Barton, Capt: Robert, 336, 337

Bath, Order of, ceremony of investiture, 102; investitures in Crimea, 265

Bathurst, Lord, 19, 67, 71

494Bayonet exercise, 117

Bentinck, Col: C., 118

—— Col: [Sir H.], 128, 140, 171, 216, 233, 266

Berber, 379, 380, 403, etc.

Beresford, Lord C., 382

Berlin Treaty, 338

Bertie, Capt: Hon: G., 336

Bicentenary of Coldstream, 120

Billeting system, 35

Bingham, Maj: Lord [Earl of Lucan], 141

Black Sea neutralized, 278

Blücher, Marshal, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 30, 35

Boat-race, 85

Bombardments of Sevastopol (see Sevastopol), 193, 252, 255, 256, 261

Bonaparte. See Napoleon I.

Bonham, Lt:-Col:, 339, 377

Boscawen, Col: Hon. E. [Viscount Falmouth], 377, 386, 408

Bosphorus, 137

Bosquet, Gen:, 155, 165, 200, 223, 244, 262

Bouverie, Sir H., 79, 83, 85, 86, 88

Bouverie, Capt: H., 227

Bouverie [Pleydell-Bouverie], Lt: G. [Maj:], 411

Bowles, Col: [Sir G.], 114, 117

Brand, Col: [Gen:] Hon. H. [Lord Dacre], 82, 83

Brigade of Guards, 13, 20, 57, 69, 77, 94, 138, 141, 150, 164, 170, 172, 188, 191, 200, 201, 213, 214-217, 220, 245, 246, 248, 251, 257, 267-269, 279, 284, 285, 300, 302, 304, 306, 313, 329, 330, 336, 344, 346, 347, 359, 360, 384, 399, 401, 406, etc.

——, General Officer appointed to command the, 290

Brighton, 97, etc.

Brown, Gen: Sir G., 141, 170

Buckingham House [Palace] Barracks. See Barracks.

Buller, Maj:-Gen:, 170, 210, 212

Buller, Gen: Sir Redvers, 337, 390

Bülow, Gen:, 14, 15

Burghersh, Lt:-Col: Lord [Earl of Westmoreland], 141

Burnaby, Col: F., 385

495Butler, Maj: J. A., 146, 147

Byng, Gen: Sir John [F.-M. Earl of Strafford], 8, 13, 21, 88, 122, 284, 285, 303

Byng, Capt: Hon: H., 141

Cambridge, F.-M. H.R.H. Adolphus Duke of, 57, 120, 121

Cambridge, Gen: H.R.H. Prince George [F.-M. Duke] of, 118, 165, 216, 232, 235, 285, 290, 296, 297

Camel Corps, 377, 381, 383, 391, 408

Campbell, Gen: Sir Colin [Lord Clyde], 173, 189, 251, 266, 303, 307

Campbell, Lt:-Col: Hon: H., 141, 172

Campbell, Capt: Hon: R., 336, 337

Canada, 103; discontent in, 107; suppression of outbreak, 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., 48, 88

Clive, Col:, 406

Clyde, Lord. See Campbell, Sir C.

Codrington, Lt: Alfred [Maj:], 357

Codrington, Gen: Sir W., 108, 151, 170, 210, 262, 266, 276, 333, 344

496Colborne, Gen: Sir J. [F.-M. Lord Seaton], 107, 111, 112, 128

Coldstream Guards, 8, 12, 13, 32, 48, 55, 69, 76, 84, 87, 100, 105, 107, 112, 117, 128, 154, 208, 213, 224, 245, 299, etc. (see Brigade of Guards)

—— Colours. See Colours.

—— Establishment, (1814 and 1821) 75; (1854) 195; (1856) 293; changes in ’81, 342, 343

—— Name of, 90

—— Officers, lists of, (1815) 23; in France, (1816) 49; (1825) 87; (1837) 99; in Canada, 108; (’48) 118; (1854) 287; to Crimea, 139; in Bulgaria, 151; Inkerman, 213; (1855) May, 250; Oct., 266; and Dec., 274; (1856) March, 278; and July, 286; (1865) 308; (1871) 316; (1877) 334; Egyptian Campaign, 356; Nile Expedition, 377, 378; Suakin Campaign, 395; Dec. ’85, 410

Cole, Gen: Sir L., 48

Colonial troops, 394

Colours, 272, 300, 371, 410

Colville, Gen; Sir Charles, 11, 60

Combermere, Gen: Lord, 48, 84

Connaught, Gen: H.R.H. Duke of, 356, 358

Conolly, Lt: [Col:] 201, 287

Consort, Prince, See Prince Consort.

Convoy, attack on, near Gubat, 391

Convoy, attack on, near Suakin, 24th March, 1885, 401

Cookery, School of, 298

Corporal punishment in the Army, 101

Corry [Lowry-Corry], Hon: H. (see App. xvi.)

Council of Military Education, 296

Cowell, Lt:-Col: 217, 227

Craufurd, Gen:, 281, 285, 304, 307

Crawley, Capt; P. [Col:], 227

Crimea, position of, 161; invasion of, 154. See Crimean War.

Crimean War; origin, 134; commenced, 135; formally declared, 138; women in camp, 144; Danube Campaign, 146; Austrian intervention, 148, 149; invasion of Crimea, 154; allied forces, 154; the Alma, 170; siege of Sevastopol, 184 ff; first bombardment, 193; Balaklava, 197; Inkerman, 204-230; the winter 1854-55, 234; commissariat, 235; sickness, 241; fall of Sevastopol, 265; later operations, 273,274; conclusion of, 278; summarized, 288; (see Sevastopol, etc.)

Croydon, 97, 309, etc.

Cust, Capt:, 174

Cyprus, 355, 406

Dacre, Lord. See Brand.

497Dalrymple, Hon: N. 402

Daniell, Col: 247, 250

Dannenberg, Gen:, 210, 212

Davoût, Marshal, 14, 16, 17, 25, 38, 42, 43

Dawson, Lt:-Col: Hon: T. Vesey, 209, 28, 227, 228

Dawson, Capt: [Maj:] Vesey, 390

D’Erlon, Gen:, 12

Deptford, 77, etc.

Devna, Lake of, 152

Digby, Col: Hon: E. [Lord Digby], 334

Disbrowe, Lt:, 227

Dobrudsha, 146, 148, 150

Dongola, 372, 377; advance to, 380 ff; evacuated, 407

Dorchester, Lord. See Carleton.

Double Rank, 20, 325, 342

Drummond, Col: Gordon, 150, 247, 250, 300

Drummond, Capt: Hon: R., 260

Dublin, 76, 335, 345, etc. (see App. xv.)

Durham, Earl of, 107, 108, 109, 112

Earle, Maj:-Gen:, 382, 390, 391

Education, Military, Council of, 296

Edward of Saxe-Weimar, Prince. See 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; in Egyptian War, 355, 359

Flogging in the Army, 101

Follett, Col: R. (see App. xvi.)

498Forey, 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

Fremantle, Col: [Gen: Sir A. Lyon], 334, 343, 376, 394, 406

Fremantle, Col: J., 90, 104, 105

Gemai, 380

George III., 73, 79

George IV., 69, 79, 81; coronation, 82; death, 96

Gevreklek, village of, 152

Ginnis, battle of, 408

Gipps, Gen: [Sir R.], 344, 345

Gladstone, Lt: [Capt: Sir J., Bart:], 395

Godfrey, Mr. [Bandmaster], 307

Gomm, Col: Sir W. [Field-Marshal], 49, 90, 98, 99, 307, 332

Goodlake, Capt: [Col:], 192, 200, 287, 334

Goodram, Private, 276

Gordon, Gen: C. G., 373; sent to Khartum, 375; message from, 382; death, 389

Gordon, Col:, [R.E.], 192

Gortchakoff, Gen: Prince Michael, 134, 146, 148, 212, 226, 260, 261, 272

Graham, Gen: Sir G., 359, 363, 375, 394, 397, 404

Graham, Lance-Sergt:, 20

Graves-Sawle, Col: F., 369, 378

Grenadier Guards, 8, 48, 76, 110, 128, 212, 213, 245, etc. (See Brigade of Guards)

Greville, Lt:, 217, 227

Grouchy, Marshal, 2, 9, 10, 12

Guards, Brigade of. See Brigade of Guards.

—— Camel Corps. See Camel Corps.

—— Club, 106

——, Coldstream. See Coldstream Guards.

—— Depôt, 310

——, First. See Grenadier Guards.

——, Grenadier. See Grenadier Guards.

—— Medical Service. See Medical Service.

——, Scots. See Scots Guards.

——, Scots Fusilier. See Scots Guards.

——, Third. See Scots Guards.

Gubat, 387, 388, 390

Gymnastic training, 297

Halkett, Capt: F., 111

Halkett, Col: J., 213

Hall, Col: Julian [Gen:], 334, 343

Hall, Col: R. S. (See App. xvi.)

Hamilton, Gen: F. [Sir F.], 315

Hamley, Sir E., 214, 358, 361

Handub, 398, 403

499Hardinge, Capt: Hon: A. [Gen: Sir A.], 141, 265, 314

Hardinge, Sir H. [Lord Hardinge], 115, 126, 140, 290, 296

Hashin, battle of, 398

Hay, Col: [Gen:], 139, 151

Herbert, Col: I., 356, 378

Hicks Pasha, Gen:, 373

Higginson, Gen: Sir G., 335, 344, 345

Hill, Gen: Lord, 89, 106

Hope, Lt:-Col: Hon. James, 111

Hospital, regimental, 85

Hythe Musketry School, 127, 296

Indian troops, 358, 370, 397, 399, 400

Indigènes, 219, 223

Inkerman, 188; opposing forces, 205; the ground, 207; battle of, 210 ff; Russian retreat, 225; losses, 229; effects, 231

Ireland, 83, 97, 311, 345-348

Ismail Pasha (Khedive), 351

Ismailia, 357, 359

Jackson, Gen: Sir R., 79, 112

Jakdul, 382, 383

Kars, siege and fall of, 274

Kassassin, 361, 363

Kensington Barracks. See Barracks.

Kerich, 161, 253, 255

Khartum, 373, 378; Gordon sent, 375; two plans of relief, 379; fall of, 389

Khedive. See Ismail, and Tewfik.

King’s Mews Barracks. See Barracks.

Kirbekan, battle of, 391

Knightsbridge Barracks. See Barracks.

Korti, 379, 381

Labedoyère, Gen:, 43

Lafayette, 4

La Marmora, Gen:, 254

Lambert, Gen: Sir J., 60, 70

Lambton, Col: A. [Gen:], 343, 401, 406

Lavalette, Gen:, 45

Leaning, Lance-Sergt:, 391

Legge, Capt: Hon: E. [Col:], 312

Lindsay, Gen: Hon: J. [Sir J.], 315

Lindsay, Lt: R. [Lord Wantage], 172, 217

Liprandi, Gen:, 197

Liverpool, Lord, 46

Lloyd, Lt: F. [Maj:], 339, 396

Louis XVIII., 7, 11, 18, 26; restoration of, 27, 29, 30, 45, 61

Louis Napoleon. See Napoleon III.

Louis-Philippe, 94, 119

Louvre, the, 41

Lovell, Capt: P., 339

500Lucan, Gen: Earl of, 188

Lucan, Earl of, See Bingham.

Luders, Gen:, 146, 281

Lyons, Admiral Sir E. [Lord], 178, 184

Macdonald, Marshal, 39

Macdonell, Gen: Sir James, 20, 49, 83, 86, 107, 110, 114

Mackenzie Heights, 181, 196, 261, 272, 281

MacKinnon, Col: D., 49, 55, 59, 98

MacKinnon, Capt: L. D., 189, 209, 227

M’Neill, Gen: Sir J., 395, 399, 400

Magazine barracks. See Barracks

Magill, Surgn: [Surgn: Lt:-Col:], 377, 385

Mahdi, the (Muhammad Ahmad), 373, 374, 375, 408

Maitland, Gen: Sir P., 21, 49, 60

Malakoff, the, 185, 193, 255, 257, 262

Malta, 140

Manœuvres, 329

Medical service of the Brigade, changes in, 340

Menshikoff, Gen: Prince, 167, 168, 175, 181, 185, 196, 205, 231, 245

Metemmeh, 379, 387

Metropolitan police, 94

Military Chapel. See Chapel, R.M.

—— Education, Council of, 296

—— Establishment reduced, 74, 293

—— reforms, (1837-54) 124; (1871-85) 319-349

—— service, terms of, 322

Militia, 126, 268, 302

Milman, Col: F., 93, 99

Monck, Col: Hon: R., 303

Müffling, Baron, 30, 33

Muhammed Ahmad. See Mahdi

Musketry, 127, 140, 296, 339

Mussa Pasha, 147

Napoleon I., after Waterloo, 1-4; abdication, 5; surrender, 2

Napoleon II., 5

Napoleon III., 132, 252, 253, 274, 280, 295, 302

Napoleon, Gen: Prince, 155, 165

Newton, Lt:-Col: W. S., [Gen:], 247, 250, 300, 302, 304

Ney, Marshal, 43

Nicholas I. of Russia, 117, 132, 133, 138, 252

Nightingale, Florence, 240

Nile Expedition, 372-392

Nulli Secundus Club, 92. (see App: viii.)

Omar Pasha, 135, 138, 145, 147, 274

Osman Digna, 374, 380, 397

Otao, 403

Otway, Lt:-Col:, 339

501Paris; (1815) provisional government, 7, 13, 16; convention of St. Cloud, 18; occupied by allies, 28; review at, 31; allies in, 39-41; Treaty of, 48; supplementary convention, 52; (1856) Treaty of, 278

Paulet, Col: [Gen:] Lord F., 114, 233, 246, 250, 302, 304, 307

Paulet, Lord W., 241

Pavloff, Gen:, 211, 212

Pélissier, Marshal, 254, 256, 257, 261, 273

Perceval, Col: Spencer, 247, 250, 302, 304, 306

Perekop, isthmus of, 161, 245

Peronne, Highlanders at, 35

Pirch I., Gen:, 10, 11

Pirbright Camp, 338

Platform-money, 83, 95

Pole-Carew, Capt: [Col:] R., 357, 410

Police, 94

Portman Street Barracks. See Barracks.

Portsmouth, 300

Prince Consort, 122, 126, 128, 285, 296; death of, 304

Prince Imperial, 280

Prince of Wales; marriage of, 306; illness, 330

Promotion, 327, 341

Public duties in London, 76, 124, 267, 310, 311

Purchase, abolition of, 324

Queen Caroline. See Caroline.

Queen Victoria. See Victoria.

Raglan, F.-M. Lord, 141, 168, 174, 175, 184, 205, 225, 253, 256, 257

Raikes, Col: W. H., 86

Ramsden, Capt:, 227

Redan, the, 185, 193, 255, 257, 262, 263; evacuation of, 264

Reform agitation, 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

St. Arnaud, Marshal, 145, 161, 163, 168, 174, 175, 183

502St. Cloud, Convention of, 18

St. George’s Barracks. See Barracks.

St. John’s Wood Barracks. See Barracks.

Sandbag battery, 188, 213-224

Saxe-Weimar, Col: [Gen:] H.S.H. Prince Edward of, 212, 315, 335

Scots Fusiliers. See Scots Guards.

Scots Guards, 8, 76, 87, 95, 128, 213, 245, 375, etc. (see Brigade of Guards)

Scutari, 141, 142; hospitals at, 240

Seaton, Lord. See Colborne.

Sevastopol, 157; plan of attack, 163; disembarkation for, 164; arrival before, 176; harbour of, 177; flank march round, 181; commencement of siege, 184; garrison and defences, 185, 186; distribution of allies, 189; first bombardment, 193; Balaklava, 197; Inkerman, 204-230; second bombardment, 252; third, 255; fourth, 256; fifth, 261; sixth, 261; fall of, 264, 265

Seymour, Lt:-Col: [Gen:] Lord William, 357

Shawe, Col: [Gen:], 104, 108, 118, 123

Shendi, 375, 379

Shorncliffe, 300, 311, 335 (see App. xv.)

Short service system, 322

Silistria, siege of, 146, 147

Simpson, Gen: Sir James, 257, 262, 263, 276

Sinope, battle of, 135

Smoking, customs concerning, 309

Soimonoff, Gen:, 210, 212

Somerset, Col: P., 141

Soult, Marshal, 10, 12, 105

Stanlock, Private, 287

Steele, Gen: Sir T., 141, 170, 304, 306, 307, 344

Stephenson, Gen: Sir F., 128, 141, 151, 246, 335, 376, 377, 408

Stepney [Herbert-Stepney], Col:, 307, 314

Sterling, Col: J. B., 344, 368, 406

Stewart, Lt:-Col: Donald, 375

Stewart, Sir Herbert, Gen:, 368, 381, 382, 383, 386, 388, 389

Stopford, Capt: Hon: F. [Col:], 402

Strafford, Earl of. See Byng.

Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord, 137, 265

Strong, Col:, 314

Strong, Private, 287

Suakin, 373, 374, 379, 397, 398

Suakin Campaign, 393-408

Sub-Lieutenant, rank of, 328, 340

Sudan, 372; rising in, 373; war in, 375, etc.; evacuation of, 407

Suez Canal, 351

Suleiman Pasha, 155

Sultan of Turkey, 132, 134, 137, 314

Sutton, Lt: G., 396, 409

Sydenham, Lord, 112, 114

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503Tactics, changes in, 320, 329

Talbot, Lt:-Col. Hon: R., 389

Talleyrand, Prince, 27, 29, 41

Tamai, 398, 399, 402

Tambuk Wells, 397

Tchernaya, battle of, 261

Tel el-Kebir, 357; Arabi’s position at, 365; British march on, 366; battle of, 367

Tel el-Makhuta, 360, 361

Templetown, Viscount. See Upton, G.

Tewfik Pasha (Khedive), 352, 369

T’Hakul, 403

Thieleman, Gen: 9, 10, 11, 15

Third Guards. See Scots Guards.

Thompson, Mr. Paulet. See Sydenham, Lord.

Timofeyeff, Gen:, 226

Todleben, Gen:, 178, 186, 252, 257

Tofrek, battle of, 400, 401

Torrens, Capt: [Gen: Sir Arthur], 107, 222, 321

Tower, Capt: [Col:], 191, 195, 198, 209, 216, 259, 303

Tower of London, 76, 106, etc. (see App. xv.)

Transport, in Crimea, 143, 166, 237, 238, 273

——, Regimental, 329, 338

Troödos, Mt., 406, 409

Uniform, changes in, 91, 270, 315, 340

United States, 114, 294, 304

Upton, Col: Hon: A., 151, 246

Upton, Col: [Gen:] Hon: G., [Viscount Templetown], 151, 171, 213, 222, 233, 246, 302

Vandamme, Gen:, 15

Varna, 143, 145, 153

Victor Emanuel, 295

Victoria, Queen; accession, 100; coronation, 104; sympathy with army, 271; address to Crimean troops, 284

Victoria Cross, 172, 192, 201, 218, 287 (see App. xiii.)

Vienna Note, the, 134

Volunteers, 302, 303

Von Sohr, Lt:-Col:, 15

504Walton, 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, 395

Wimbledon Camp, 303

Winchester, 116, etc. (see App. xv.)

Winchester, Marquis of. See Wiltshire.

Windsor, 76, 91, etc.; drag-hounds at, 299 (see App. xv.)

Wolseley, Gen: Lord [F.-M.], 356, 377, 397, 408, etc.

Women in the Crimea, 144

Wood, Gen: Sir Evelyn, 337

Wood, Col: Mark, 306, 307, 314

Woodford, Gen: Sir A., 60, 66, 77, 79, 83, 84, 86, 120

Woolwich, 77, etc.

Wyatt, Dr: J., 276, 279, 332

York, F.-M. H.R.H. Frederick, Duke of, 19, 49, 85; death of, 88

Zeriba, McNeill’s, 400

Ziethen, Gen:, 15, 16, 64

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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.