Charles Ewart, Sergeant in the Scots Greys, carrying off the Eagle belonging to one of the most distinguished divisions of the French Infantry at the Battle of Waterloo 60 The Grave of Ewart, who captured the Eagle at Waterloo 61 Facsimile of "Muster Role of Waterloo Men 2nd (or R.N.B.) Regiment of Dragoons." Rouen, 11th September, 1815 64, 65 Facsimile of "Signatures of Officers present of the 2nd (or R.N.B.) Regiment of Dragoons entitled to share of Prize Money granted for the Waterloo Campaign." Canterbury, 29th May, 1817 69 Hoof of a Charger of the Greys at Balaclava 76 Captain Toosey Williams 78 Memorial to the Memory of Fallen Heroes of the Royal Scots Greys, Edinburgh 85 From a Coloured Drawing in the British Museum, dated 1742 136 General Dalzell's Comb 139 General Thomas Dalzell's Dagger and Spoon 140 An Officer of the Royal Scots Greys, about 1834. From a rare print kindly lent by Messrs. Robson & Co. 141 An Officer in Levée Dress, Crimean period 142 Anitchkoff Palace, St. Petersburg, 2nd of February, 1895--The Emperor of Russia accepting the Picture, presented by the Officers, of H.I.M. as Colonel-in-Chief marching past at the head of the Regiment 155 Colonel Clarke 173 John, Earl of Craufurd 176 Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas Hankin, present with the Greys at Waterloo 201 Lieutenant-Colonel Hippisley 205 Lieutenant-Colonel James Charles Maberly 220 Lord Charles Murray, 1st Earl of Dunmore 227 H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Greys 229 General Nugent 230 Colonel Sanderson 241 Colonel H. J. Scobell 242 The Right Honourable John, Earl of Stair 246 Colonel Wallace 255 Lieutenant-Colonel Welby 256 Lieutenant-Colonel Coventry Williams 258 Regimental Standards 282 _Colonel-in-Chief_ +His Imperial Majesty Nicholas II., Emperor of Russia+ _Colonel_