A History of the Coldstream Guards, from 1815 to 1895 — John Shaqi
A History of the Coldstream Guards, from 1815 to 1895Ross, J. (John)
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A History of the Coldstream Guards, from 1815 to 1895
Ross, J. (John)
Great Britain -- History -- Victoria, 1837-1901; Great Britain. Army. Coldstream Guards
Lieut.-Colonels H. Loftus; W. H. Raikes; F. Sutton; F. Milman; T. Gore; T.
Barrow; D. MacKinnon; Hon. J. Walpole; H. Dawkins; Colonels Hon. A.
Abercromby, C.B.; Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B.; Lieut.-Colonel Hon. E.
Acheson, C.B.; Colonel Sir R. Arbuthnot, K.C.B.; Lieut.-Colonels Sir
W. Gomm, K.C.B.; Hon. H. Pakenham, C.B.; and H. Wyndham.
_Lieutenants._—Lieut.-Colonel T. Steele; Major G. Bowles; Captains T.
Sowerby; P. Sandilands; Lieut.-Colonel J. Fremantle, C.B.; Captains J.
Prince (Adjutant); J. V. Harvey; W. Walton (Brigade-Major in France);
A. Wedderburn; C. White; T. Bligh; C. Shawe; Major C. Bentinck
(Adjutant); Captains J. Talbot; W. Baynes; W. Stothert; J. S. Cowell;
W. Grimstead; Lord Hotham; W. Anstruther; Hon. J. Rous; C. Shirley; J.
Drummond; Hon. R. Moore; C. Girardot; T. Chaplin; E. Clifton; H.
Salwey; G. G. Morgan.
_Ensigns._—Lieutenants T. Duncombe; Hon. J. Forbes; T. Powys; H. Gooch; A.
Cuyler; M. Beaufoy; W. Kortright; H. Armytage; Hon. W. Rous; H.
Bentinck; F. Shawe; H. St. J. Mildmay; F. Buller; H. Griffiths; J.
Buller; J. Montagu; J. Hervey; H. Vane; F. Douglas; R. Bowen; F.
FitzClarence; A. Gordon; Hon. W. Forbes; C. Short; H. Serjeantson; R.
Beamish; Lord Wallscourt; Jasper Hall; J. Jenkinson; W. Cornwall; H.
Murray; and E. Duke.
_Quartermasters._—T. Dwelly; and B. Selway.
_Surgeon-Major._—J. Simpson. _Battalion Surgeons._—J. Rose; and W.
Whymper. _Assistant Surgeons._—T. Maynard; G. Smith; S. Worrell; and
W. Hunter.
_Solicitor._—J. Wilkinson, Esq.
CHAPTER II.
MILITARY OCCUPATION OF FRANCE
Termination of the war—Difficulties of the situation—The Allies occupy
Paris—Dissolution of the Provisional Government—Entry of Louis
XVIII. into the capital—New French Government formed—Blücher and the
_Pont de Jena_—Arrival of the Allied Sovereigns—Reviews in
France—Paris in the hands of the Allies—Treatment of the French by
the Prussians; by the British—The wreck of the French Imperial
forces disbanded—Life in Paris—The Louvre stripped of its treasures
of art—Prosecution of Imperialist leaders—Labedoyère, Ney,
Lavalette—Peace of Paris, November 20th.
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