The History of the Rifle Brigade (the Prince Consort's Own) Formerly the 95th

by William Henry Cope

Davies, T., [524]
Deedes, William, [334], [376]
Denmark, expedition to, [19]
Denser, Charles, [524]
Dickenson, Captain, killed, [14]
Diggle, T. A., [104];
killed, [107]
Dilkoosha, [373], [385], [427], [429]
Dillon, Martin, [374], [390], [417], [419], [524];
wounded, [354]
Dinner, first regimental, [147];
second, [213]
Dixon, F., wounded, [170]
Doyle, killed, [156], [171]
Drummond, A. M., [334]
Dublin, [456], [477]
Dugdale, H. G., [350], [377], [491], [492], [501]
Duncan, John, killed, [170], [171]

Eagle, W., [524]
Eaton, Charles, wounded, [156]
Eccles, W. H., wounded, [338], [341], [356], [379]
Echalar, capture of the hill of, [145], [146]
Eeles, Charles, [33];
wounded, [39], [62];
killed, [209], [211]
Eeles, William, [143], [176], [205], [212], [228], [524];
wounded, [178];
death of, [234]
Egginassie, [489], [494]
El Burgo, skirmish at, [37]
Elder, Sir George, wounded, [16]
Elliot, the Hon. G., [334], [524]
Elrington, Major-General F. R., [318], [334], [346], [477], [525]
Engineers, [336], [365], [374]
Erroll, Earl of, [334];
wounded, [309]
Etawah, [366]
Etteridge, [404], [n.]
Executions, military, [101]
Explosion before Sebastopol, [340]
Eyre, H., [375], [381], [432-438];
wounded, [338]
Eyre, R. C., wounded, [209]
Eyre, Sir William, [290-294]

Fair, Sergeant, [525]
Farmer, W. J. G., wounded, [107], [170], [185]
Felix, O., wounded, [208]
Fenian raid into Canada, [467]
Fensham, D., wounded, [156]
Ferey, General, [51];
his death, [119];
buried by Riflemen, [119]
Ferguson, R., [227]
Ferozeshah, pursuit of, [447]
Ferrol, expedition to, [3]
Fisher, D., [525]
Firman, E. R., killed, [336]
Fitzgerald, R. H., wounded, [178]
Fitzmaurice, J., [74], [96], [137], [198], [525];
wounded, [107], [199]
FitzRoy, C. V., [525]
Flinn, shoots a hare at Sabugal, [82];
shoots Frenchman at Fuentes d’Onor, [85]
Flower, C. T., [327]
Flushing, siege of, [49]
Flying columns, [469], [470], [471]
Foomanah, reconnaissance from, [486]
Forbes, Daniel, wounded, [185]
Forster, J. G., wounded, [107]
Foz d’Aronce, skirmish at, [76]
France, south of, [163], [164]
Fraser, J., [525]
Freixadas, skirmish at, [79]
Fremantle, FitzRoy, [372], [376], [410], [419], [422], [423], [525];
wounded, [336]
Fremantle, Mr. W. H., his opinion of the Rifle Corps, [3]
French officers, conversations with, [86], [154]
Fry, J., wounded, [152], [209]
Fryer, E. J., [419]
Fuentes d’Onor, skirmish at, [84];
battle, [84]
Fukes, Sergeant Thomas, turns the tables on an American hero, [192], [193]
Fullerton, J., [176], [525];
wounded, [205], [209]
Futtehpore, skirmish at, [416]
Fyers, Colonel W., [308], [311], [314], [315], [336], [338], [347], [348], [351], [352], [356], [366], [376], [383], [384], [525]

Gairdner, J. P., wounded, [131], [208]
Gallipoli, [301]
Gardiner, J., [116];
wounded, [107], [161], [199]
Gardner, T. C., [5];
wounded, [16] [n.]
Genappe, [200]
Germany, expedition to, [11]
Gibbons, G., killed, [152]
Gibraltar, service at, [463], [508]
Gibson, J., his death, [249]
Gilmour, Sir D. L., [525]
Glasgow, [217];
riots at, [220], [345]
Glyn, J. Plumtre C., [479], [500]
Glyn, Major-General Julius, [259], [357], [365], [388], [392], [415], [429], [479], [525]
Glyn, R. R., [374], [384], [417], [421]
Godfrey, Arthur William, wounded, [275], [316];
death of, [328]
Gogra, crossing the, [395], [409], [417], [424], [425], [426]
Gold Coast, embarkation for, [479]
Goolowlie, battle of, [433]
Goomtee, crossing the, [374], [397]
Gosset, John, wounded, [190]
Grant, J. A., his death, [7]
Grant, Sir J. Hope, [373] et seq., [389], [428]
Gray, C. G., wounded, [107]
Gray, Loftus, wounded, [170]
Green, A., wounded, [398], [399]
Grey, G. H., [356], [366], [377], [379]
Guns taken by Riflemen, [137], [140], [350], [354], [384], [418]

Haggup, W., wounded, [82], [133], [156]
Haines, G., [525]
Hallen, William, gallant defence of his picquet near New Orleans, [184]
Hamilton, William, wounded, [97], [147]
Hammond, Maximilian, killed, [338];
account of, [339]
Hannan, Hugh, [315], [525]
Hardinge, H., [334];
wounded, [259]
Hares shot in action, [82] [n.], [382], [391]
Harrington, Quarter-Master-Sergeant, [525]
Harrywood, J., [337], [525]
Hart, J. B., [104];
wounded, [149]
Harvey, H., [389], [391], [525]
Hastings, [231]
Hawkes, David, [525]
Hawkesford, T., [525]
Hawkins, E., [525]
Hawksley, R., killed, [93]
Herbert shoots a Russian at long range, [314]
Hewan, Michael, wounded, [174]
Hewitt imposes on the Russians, [319]
Hicks, J., [327], [525]
Higgins, William, [320], [321]
Hill, Sir D. St. L., wounded, [28]
Hill, John, killed, [152]
Hill, Major-Gen. Percy, [340], [343], [366], [369], [390], [392], [411], [413], [418] et seq., [423], [424], [464], [525]
Himbury, John, [148] [n.], [525]
Hogger, S., [525]
Holland, expedition to, [176]
Hope, J. C., [212], [235], [525]
Hopwood, J., [62];
wounded, [69], [72], [138];
killed, [160]
Hormuza, slight affair at, [131]
Horsford, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alfred, [244], [281], [305], [319], [320], [329], [334], [344], [360], [370], [379], [387], [392], [417], [420], [469], [525];
wounded, [321], [361]
Horsham, Rifle Corps first formed at, [2]
Hough, Charles, [525]
Hoult, Sergeant, [525]
Hovenden, T., wounded, [69];
killed, [107]
Howell, Assist.-Surgeon, [249]
Huebra River, [124]
Humbley, William, captures a French picquet, [49];
wounded, [170], [208], [212]
Humpston, R., [333], [346], [525]
Hussars, 7th, [389], [408], [414], [420], [462]
Huyshe, G. L., death of, [484]
Hydergurh, fight at, [407]

Île au Poix, landing at, [182]
India, service in, [454], [455]
Indian Mutiny, [347-425]
Ingilby’s farm, [276]
Inglis, J. C., [334]
Ingram, Henry, [526]
Inkerman, battle of, [318]
Insarfu, [487], [492], [494]
Ionian Islands, service in, [231], [235], [241]
Ireland, service in, [217], [228], [239], [241], [346], [476]
Irish insurgents routed by Riflemen, [224], [227]
Ishmaelgunge, [374]

Jamo, [398]
Jeames, E., [381]
Jenkins, J., [65];
killed, [238]
Jenkinson, Captain, killed, [18]
Jones, Loftus, wounded, [156]
Johnson, J., wounded, [28]
Johnston, E. D., wounded, [208];
killed, [210]
Johnston, William, [94];
wounded, [107], [208]
Journey from St. John’s, N. B., to Rivière de Loup, [458], [459]
Jugdespore jungles, operations in, [424], [442]
Jumna, crossing the, [432]

Kaffir War, 1846–1848, [245-261];
1851–1852, [269-294]
Kalamita Bay, landing at, [303]
Kamara, [330], [331]
Kamishli, [304]
Kataree fort, [405]
Katchka, [309]
Kemp, Sergeant, recommended for the Victoria Cross, [336]
Kempt, Sir James, [112]
Kentúgan, [304]
Khooath Khas, [443]
Kincaid, Sir John, [75], [94], [108];
wounded, [77]
King, J., [526]
Kingscote, Fitz-H., [526]
Kioge, [21]
Kirkman, J., wounded, [156]
Knipe, W. H., killed, [69]
Knox, J. S., [526];
wounded, [336], [346]
Kokral, [374] et seq.
Koorsie, expedition to, [38]
Kurroundea, camp at, [438]

Lane, G. C., [412], [413]
Lascelles, H. A., [489], [496]
Lawrence, Sir Arthur J., [304], [306], [307], [308], [309], [311], [312], [313], [526]
Lawson, S. H., wounded, [107]
Lawton, H., wounded, [391]
Layton, J., [199]
Leach, Jonathan, [90], [202], [204]
Legge, Hon. G. B., [327], [328] [n.], [526]
Leighfield, T., [526]
Lewis, P., [526]
Lindsay, Henry Gore, [294], [334]
List of the first officers of the Regiment, [5]
Lister, W., killed, [199]
Llewellyn, H., wounded, [149], [152]
Logan, J., [212]
Lucknow, [373-379]
Lynam, J., wounded, [209]

McCann, P., [526]
McCormick, M., [526]
M’Cullock, J. G., wounded and taken prisoner, [56] [n.];
wounded, [18], [77], [208];
account of, [210]
M’Dermid, J., wounded, [107]
Macdonald, Peter, [234]
Macdonald, Robert, [232], [237]
Macdonell, Alexander, killed, [107], [108]
Macdonell, Major-Gen. Alexander, [338], [377], [379], [462], [526]
McGibbon, Sergeant, [526]
MacGregor, R., [333], [346], [526]
M’Gregor, A., [104];
wounded, [97]
McKay, Sergeant, [526]
McKechie, Sergeant, [526]
Mackenzie’s farm, [310], [311]
MacLeod, J. M. D., wounded, [18];
killed, [57]
M’Leod, N., [526]
McMahon, B., [526]
Macnamara, T., [92];
wounded, [14]
M’Pherson, D., wounded, [107];
his death, [108]
Madden, E. M., wounded, [152]
Madrid, [120], [121]
Maldonado, landing at, [13]
Maloney, Sergeant, [404] [n.]
Malta, [227-231], [238-241], [452], [453]
Mandaula fort, [300]
Manners, H. H., [104], [526];
wounded, [28], [107]
Manningham, Coote, proposes the formation of a corps of Riflemen, [1];
is appointed colonel of the Rifle Corps, [5];
delivers and publishes lectures, [10];
account of, [40]
Manœuvres, autumn, [473], [476], [480], [481], [508], [509]
Mansel, W., [398], [401];
wounded, [403]
March of the Light Division from Navalmoral to Talavera, [44], [45];
march from Futtehpore to Cawnpore, [351], [359], [360], [364];
march from Cheenee to Cawnpore, [358];
march to Nawabgunge, [387];
march to Sultanpore, [395];
march to Bankee, [412]
Marialva, bridge of, skirmish at, [83]
Markham, W. T., his picquet at Inkerman, [317]
Marriott, E., [526]
Massena, Marshal, his retreat from Portugal, [62], [71]
Medals for Copenhagen, [8];
for Monte Video, [14]
‘Megæra,’ troop-ship, [269], [270]
Mejidia, fort captured, [411]
Merxem, fights at, [177], [178]
Miller, G., [526];
wounded, [170], [205]
Milles, Hon. Lewis, wounded, [356]
Mitchell, Samuel, [526];
wounded, [57], [97];
taken prisoner, [185], [194], [224]
Mitharden, fight at, [449]
Mohmunds, expedition against, [461]
Mohuneea, [437]
Mohurs, gold, found in the corpse of a Sepoy, [373]
Molloy, J., wounded, [208]
Monte Video, [13]
Moore, Sir John, commands the camp at Shorncliffe, [9];
proceeds to Sweden, [22];
in Portugal, [28];
his partiality for the Riflemen, [36]
Moore, J. C., [526];
wounded, [338]
Morgan, Hon. F. C., [320]
Moshesh, [291-294]
Mount Misery, [247], [248], [250]
Mundell’s Krantz, fights at, [275], [280]
Munro, C. F., [526]
Murphy, T., [526]
Murray, A. S., killed, [259]