| | | | | | |Orthes |February 27| 15|105|192|1291| " " " | |Toulouse |April 10 | 16|134|298|1661| " " " | +---------+-----------+---+---+---+----+--------------------------------+ CHAPTER XII WATERLOO, AND THE ORDER OF THE BATH FOR THE NAPOLEONIC WARS WATERLOO, JUNE 18, 1815. This victory, generally considered the most glorious ever gained by British troops, was commemorated in divers manner. The first regiments of Guards were allowed to assume the title of Grenadiers; all who participated were granted a medal bearing the effigy of the Prince Regent--the first medal ever given to all ranks by the British Government--and were permitted to count two years' service towards pension; and the word "Waterloo" was inscribed on the colours and appointments of the following regiments: 1st Life Guards. 2nd Life Guards. Royal Horse Guards. 1st Dragoon Guards. Royal Dragoons. Royal Scots Greys. Inniskilling Dragoons. 7th Hussars. 10th Hussars. 11th Hussars. 12th Lancers. 13th Hussars. 15th Hussars. 16th Lancers. 18th Hussars. Grenadier Guards. Coldstream Guards. Scots Guards. Royal Scots. King's Own Royal Lancasters. West Yorkshire. Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Gloucesters. East Lancashire. Cornwall Light Infantry. West Riding Regiment. South Lancashire. Welsh. Royal Highlanders. Oxford Light Infantry. Essex. King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry). Highland Light Infantry. Gordon Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders. Rifle Brigade. [Illustration: THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. To face page 192.]