CONTENTS
OF THE
HISTORICAL RECORD.
OF
THE SECOND BATTALION
OF
THE SEVENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.
| Year | Page | |
| Introduction | [43] | |
| 1808 | Formation of the Second Battalion | [44] |
| 1809 | Received volunteers from the Militia | — |
| 1810 | Removed from Ashborne to Derby, and subsequently to Ashford | — |
| 1811 | Augmentation of establishment | — |
| 1812 | Removed to Deal, and afterwards to the Tower | — |
| 1813 | Augmentation of establishment | — |
| —— | Embarked for Swedish Pomerania | [45] |
| —— | Joined the allied forces under Lieut.-General Count Wallmoden | — |
| —— | Action at Gorde | — |
| —— | The second battalion proceeded to the north of Germany | — |
| —— | Proceeded to England, but embarked, without landing, for Holland | [46] |
| 1814 | Bombardment of Antwerp | — |
| —— | Action at Merxem | — |
| —— | March of the British troops to Breda | [47] |
| 1814 | Bombardment of a detachment of the battalion in Fort Frederick by a French gun-ship | [47] |
| —— | Conclusion of peace | — |
| 1815 | Return of Napoleon from Elba to Paris | [48] |
| —— | Renewal of hostilities | — |
| —— | Rapid advance of Napoleon | — |
| —— | The British proceeded to Charleroi | [49] |
| —— | Action at Quatre Bras | [50] |
| —— | Casualties of the battalion | — |
| —— | Battle of Waterloo | [51] |
| —— | Casualties of the battalion | [52] |
| —— | Honors conferred for the victory | [53] |
| —— | Authorised to bear the word “Waterloo” on the colour and appointments | — |
| —— | Return of Louis XVIII. to Paris | — |
| —— | Surrender of Napoleon, and his conveyance to St. Helena | — |
| —— | Embarkation of the battalion for England | [54] |
| 1816 | Stationed at Nottingham | — |
| 1817 | The second battalion disbanded | — |
| 1851 | Conclusion | [55] |
SUCCESSION OF COLONELS
OF
THE SEVENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.