Historical Record of the Thirty-first, or, the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot;: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1702, and of its subsequent services to 1850Cannon, Richard
History
Historical Record of the Thirty-first, or, the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot;: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1702, and of its subsequent services to 1850
Cannon, Richard
Great Britain. Army -- History; Great Britain. Army. Regiment of Foot, 31st
---- Engaged in the capture of that Island 52
---- Employed against the Caribs in St. Lucia 53
1797 Returned to England 54
1799 Augmented by volunteers from the Militia 55
---- Embarked for Holland, as part of the Army under the
Duke of York 56
---- Engaged in the Action at _Alkmaar_ --
---- Attack on the French position between _Bergen_ and
_Egmont-op-Zee_ 58
---- Occupation of _Alkmaar_ by the British Troops 59
---- Action near _Alkmaar_ --
---- Withdrawal of the British Troops from Holland 60
---- Regiment arrived in England --
1800 Embarked for Ireland --
---- Expedition to the coast of France under Brigadier
the Honorable Sir Thomas Maitland --
---- Joined the expedition under Lieut.-General Sir
James Pulteney destined for the coast of Spain --
---- Landed at _Ferrol_ --
---- Sailed to _Vigo_ 61
---- Proceeded to _Cadiz_ --
---- Embarked for Gibraltar --
---- Expedition to _Egypt_ --
1801 The THIRTY-FIRST proceeded to Lisbon, and
subsequently to Minorca --
1802 Deliverance of Egypt from the French Troops 62
---- Peace of Amiens --
---- The Regiment embarked at Minorca for England --
1803 Removed to Jersey --
---- Gallant conduct of a Private Soldier of the
THIRTY-FIRST Regiment --
1803 Renewal of the War with France 63
---- Preparations for the defence of England from the
menace of French Invasion --
1804 A _second battalion_ added to the Regiment 64
---- The Regiment embarked for England --
---- War declared by Spain against Great Britain --
1805 The _second_ battalion proceeded from Chester, and
joined the first battalion at Winchester --
1806 Employed on the occasion of the Funeral of Admiral
Viscount Nelson 65
---- The _first battalion_ embarked for Sicily --
1807 Proceeded on the Expedition to Egypt under
Major-General Fraser 66
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