[7] Crimson in the 11th Hussars and brick-red in the lévée dress of the officers of the 10th Hussars.
[8] The Black Brunswick Hussars came over to England after Waterloo, and their uniform was so greatly admired that the 60th and 95th, who were in process of being changed from Light Infantry to Rifle regiments, adapted their Hussar uniform to the Infantry pattern.
[9] With one or two exceptions.
[10] Though liable to fifty-six days.
[11] Or in the Navy and Naval Reserve respectively as required.
[12] “Beurlaubtenstand.”
[13] Corresponding somewhat to our University Degree.
[14] Or rather, will be in the near future.—Tr.
[15] The word Uhlan means “belonging to the hoof,” in the language of that region.
[16] Including the independent (25th) Hesse-Darmstadt Division.