[348] Colonel Anson received the Victoria Cross for gallantry at Bolandshuhur, shortly after he had left the Rifle Brigade. I have noted only in this list the honours obtained by Riflemen while in the Regiment.

[349] Where no rank is indicated, the name is that of a Private Rifleman.

[350] These medals and crosses were granted to general and field officers (according to the recommendation of the Duke of Wellington), ‘for important actions only, and to those engaged in them in a conspicuous manner,’ Despatches, viii. 94. I have of course not recorded medals which were granted indiscriminately to all present in an action or campaign.

[351] Captain Harvey, Paymaster.

[INDEX.]

Acland, F. G. Dyke, [467]
‘Adventure,’ troop-ship, faulty engines of, [364]
Africa, South, [245];
West Coast, [482]
Aggemamu, [495], [502], [503], [504]
Akouna, fight at, [422]
Alba de Tormes, [118]
Albert, Prince Consort, Colonel-in-Chief, [295];
death of, [457]
Aldershot, Camp, [342], [344], [345], [453], [469], [470], [478], [481], [508]
Alemtejo, sojourn of the 95th there, [48], [88]
Alexander, Boyd Francis, [357], [399], [400];
wounded, [403]
Alison, Sir Archibald, [480], et seq.
Allix, W., killed, [107]
Allygurh, [368]
Alma, battle of the, [306]
Alten, Baron Charles, [112]
Amatolas, expedition to, [253]
Americans attempt to induce Riflemen to desert; replies of the Riflemen forcible rather than courteous, [190]
American commandant, excellent advice given to, [193]
American officer, while plundering, shot by a Rifleman, [191]
Ames, F., [390]
Amethie fort, [404-406]
Amoaful, battle of, [488-493]
Amphlett, J., [216]
Andrews, J., [523]
Anson, the Hon. A. H. A., [333], [523]
Aranjuez, [120]
Araquil, skirmish near the, [139]
Arbuthnot, Hon Duncan, killed, [82]
Arcangues, [157], [162]
Armstrong, Sergeant, [507], [523]
Army of Occupation in France, [212-215]
Arrhunes, [153];
La Petite, carried, [154]
Arthur, Nath., [523]
Ashantee expedition, [480]
Atherley, F. R., [352], [353], [354], [374], [388], [393]
Austin, G. L., [381], [437]

Backhouse, William, killed, [190]
Badajos, siege, [102];
stormed, [104];
casualties at, [107];
events after, [108-111];
plunder of, sold or burned, [112], [113]
Bailey, H., [523]
Baillie, H. D., [338], [384], [390]
Balaklava captured, [311];
battle of, [316]
Balfour, W. F., [337], [338]
Balvaird, W., [523];
wounded, [107]
Barba del Puerco, fight at, [51]
Baree, fight at, [381]
Barker, Brigadier, [399], [400]
Barker, Robert, wounded, [190]
Barnard, General Sir Andrew, [42], [96], [112], [523];
wounded, [69], [156], [208];
his care for the wounded, [199], [211], [225];
death, [331]
Barrosa, battle of, [68]
Basutoland, expedition to, [290]
Battalion, 2nd, its formation, [10];
services in India, [427-8]
Battalion, 3rd, its formation, [42];
disbanded, [216];
again raised, [332], [343]
Battalion, 4th, raised, [346]
Bayou Catalan, landing at, [182]
Bear’s farm, camp at, [274-279]
Beckwith, Charles, wounded, [208];
account of, [210], [211], [523]
Beckwith, Lieut.-Colonel Sidney, [261], [305];
death of, [310]
Beckwith, Sir Thomas Sidney, [7], [19], [21], [29], [52], [80], [228], [523];
his magnanimity, [11];
his system of command, [53];
his coolness in action, [82];
gives up command of the 1st Battalion, [92];
his character, [112];
his death, [230]
Bedell, W. D., [104];
wounded, [97], [107]
Beni Madhoo, pursuit of, [382], [406], [414]
Benn, M., [523]
Bennett, L. H., killed, [39]
Berea, battle of, [292-294]
Bermuda, [240]
Bewar, crossing the, [448]
Bikrumgunge, [439]
Birmingham, riots at, [236]
Birwah, fort captured, [400]
Blackett, E. W., [523];
wounded, [336]
Blakeney, Sir Edward, Colonel-in-Chief, [465];
death of, [469]
Blatchington, Rifle Corps trained at, [4]
Boemplaats, battle of, [258], [259]
Boers, rebellion of, [257]
Boileau, C. A. P., [335];
death of, [336]
Borough, R., wounded, [338];
death of, [341]
Bourchier, Claude T., [323], [324], [334], [346], [378], [524]
Bradford, Major-General W. H., [311], [332], [334], [344]
Bradshaw, Joseph, [333], [346], [376], [524]
Bramston, T. H., [524]
Brett, Lieut.-Col. John, [320], [329], [524]
Brown, Sir George, [301], [302], [524];
colonel-commandant, [331];
Colonel-in-Chief, [460];
death of, [465]
Brown, J., [524]
Brussels, [197]
Buckley, C. E., [381]
Budgen, J. R., wounded, [152]
Buenos Ayres, [17]
Buildings erected by Riflemen, [261]
Búlganak, [305], [306]
Buller, Coote, wounded, [321], [322], [334]
Buller, Lieut.-Gen. Sir George, [244], [252], [254], [258], [260], [261], [280], [296], [454], [524];
wounded, [259]
Bunbury, Ralph, killed, [24]
Burge, T., [524]
Búrliúk, [306]
Burrows, J., [524]
Busaco, battle of, [59], [61]
Byram Ghât, [408]

Cacabelos, fight at, [33]
Cadoux, D., [65];
wounded, [18];
killed, [150]
Caledon River, [291]
Calpee, [431];
capture of, [434]
Camel corps formed, [380];
operations of, [429-450];
Sikhs added to, [435];
arduous duties of, [450];
broken up, [450]
Camel drivers, [431], [435]
Camels, drill in riding, [429-431]
Cameron, Sir Alexander, [94], [104], [106], [110], [177-178], [524];
his address to the 1st Battalion, [127];
wounded, [138], [208]
Cameron, D., wounded, [208]
Campbell, Alexander, killed, [152]
Campbell, L., killed, [138]
Campbell, W., wounded, [69]
Canada, dangerous voyage to, [457];
service in, [246], [465]
Canning, Lord, [428]
Canrobert, General, [301];
his general order about the ‘ovens,’ [325], [326] [n.]
Cape Coast Castle, [481]
Cape of Good Hope, [243]
Cartwright, A. A., killed, [321]
Cary, A., killed, [107], [108]
Cary, G., [158]
Cary, L. S. T. M., [337];
wounded and death, [338]
Cary, L., [489], [498]
Casal Nova, skirmish at, [75]
Cathcart, Hon. Sir George, [277], [280], [282], [285], [290], [318], [319];
his regard for the Riflemen, [283], [290], [303], [319]
Cawnpore, battles of, [349], [363]
Chawner, E., wounded, [13], [208]
Cherry, J., [524]
Chinhut, [374];
camp at, [385];
panic at, [394]
Chobham, camp at, [297]
Christmas dinners, [366], [410]
Chumbul, crossing the, [447]
Church, J., taken prisoner, [160];
escapes, [178] [n.];
wounded, [178]
Churchill, C. H. S., [329]
Churdah, fight near, [411]
Circular directing the formation of a Rifle Corps, [1]
Ciudad Rodrigo, siege, [91];
casualties at, [97];
stormed, [94]
Clements, T., [524]
Clifford, the Hon. H., [346], [524]
Clyde, Lord, [409], [410], [428]
Coa, combat at the, [56]
Coane, A., wounded, [57]
Coane, J., wounded, [16]
Cochrane, R., wounded, [149], [205]
Cochrane, Thomas, [26];
wounded, [62]
Colbert, General, picked off by a Rifleman, [34]
Colborne, Col. (Lord Seaton), [152], [206], [243];
Colonel-in-Chief, [457];
death of, [460]
Collins, [524]
Colours not to be carried by Riflemen, [456]
Colville, Hon. W. J., [524]
Connaught, Duke of, joins as lieut., [469];
as lieut.-col., [510]
Coomassie, [500-502]
Cooper, Sir Astley Paston, [262]
Cooper, L. E., [376];
killed, [378]
Cope, A., [488], [495], [502-504]
Copenhagen, [7], [20], [22]
Cornelius, Sergeant-Major, [524]
Coronation of Queen Victoria, Riflemen at, [235]
Corunna, retreat to, [30];
battle of, [38];
casualties during retreat, [39];
revisited, [342]
Cox, John, [524];
wounded, [97], [170]
Cox, William, [524];
wounded, [28], [156], [170]
Coxen, E., [104];
wounded, [208]
Cragg, C. W., [388], [400], [403]
Crampton, J., [92], [104];
wounded, [107]
Craufurd, Major-General Robert, [15];
his severity, [30], [31];
his strict standing orders, [44];
his complimentary orders on Barba del Puerco, [52];
defended by Riflemen, [91];
his last address to the, [95];
his death and funeral, [97];
anecdotes of him, [98]
Creagh, J., killed, [57], [58]
Crimean war, [299-342]
Croudace, C., killed, [107], [108]
Cullum, Sergeant, [524]
Cuninghame, Sir William, [323], [324], [346], [524]
Curragh camp, [456]
Curzon, George, [350], [376], [381]
Curzon, Hon. Leicester, [see Smyth].