[39] ‘Wellington Despatches,’ iv. 4.
[40] Surtees, 60-72. Leach, 28-38. ‘Wellington Despatches,’ iv. and: Supplementary Despatches,’ vi.
[41] Major-General Sir John Ross, K.C.B., died April 31, 1835.
[42] Major-General Sir Alexander Cameron, K.C.B., died July 20, 1850.
[43] ‘Wellington Despatches,’ iv. 28.
[44] Ibid. iv. 27.
[45] Ibid. iv. 77.
[46] ‘Wellington Despatches,’ iv. 94.
[47] Afterwards Major-General Sir Hercules R. Pakenham, K.C.B. The Duke of Wellington, applying for his promotion on October 15 following, mentions his being wounded in this affair, and adds ‘that he is really one of the best officers of Riflemen that I have seen.’ (‘Supplementary Despatches,’vi. 160.) He was his brother-in-law. He remained in the Regiment till 1810.
[48] ‘Wellington Despatches,’ iv. 95.