[316] Surgeon-General Sir J. H. Innes, C.B.
[317] The only one that remained.
[318] Date of gazette, February 21, 1871.
[319] The late Mr. Laurence Oliphant.
[320] The following rules were those alluded to: 1. Never write in a hurry. 2. Be unswayed by personal feeling. 3. Judge charitably. 4. Never act upon a one-sided statement; audi alteram partem. 5. Avoid irritating expressions. 6. Obtain, if possible, “the last word.” 7. In giving decision, take nothing for granted; have clear grounds for that decision. 8. Confine remarks and recommendations to their proper sphere.
[321] The 5th Division, or that of Picton, as also the Duke of Brunswick’s contingent, both left Brussels at 5 a.m. of the 16th. Doubtless, therefore, the noises referred to were caused by the various arms belonging to it. (Horsford’s Waterloo.)
[322] June 24, 1859.
[323] Convention de Genève: Un Souvenir de Solferino. Paris: Hachette & Cie.
[324] Surgeon-General, April 1, 1874.
[325] My wife, daughter, and self.