Since the publication of my ROLL CALL in 1890, I have received much additional information from the relatives of Waterloo officers. This has enabled me to bring out the present revised and enlarged edition. And I wish particularly to mention that many of the obituary notices of Waterloo officers given in the following pages were collected by the late Mr. J.W. O’Brien, of the British Museum Library (formerly in the ranks of the 4th Dragoon Guards), whose annotated copy of the ROLL CALL came into my possession by purchase. Mr. O’Brien’s researches were not made at my instigation or wish, but having been made, and brought to my notice, I thought it advisable to secure and utilise this copy of my book containing the aforesaid MS. entries. A special feature of the Second Edition is the list of non-commissioned officers and men (given in Part III.) who served at Waterloo, and subsequently received commissions in the British army. CHARLES DALTON. _September 1st, 1904._ ------- CONTENTS. PART I. PAGE Preface to Second Edition vii Introduction to First Edition ix-xv Abbreviations xvi List of the Staff 1–8 Biographical Memoirs of the Staff 9–39 British and Hanoverian Army, as formed in Divisions and 40–44 Brigades on the 18th June, 1815 Annotated Lists of Regiments engaged at Waterloo 46–230 Medical Staff and Departmental Officers 231–235 Annotated Lists of Regiments which formed the Reserve 236–249 on 18th June, 1815 PART II. Muster Roll of the Scots Greys 250–255 PART III. Non-Commissioned Officers and Men at Waterloo who 256–266 subsequently received Commissions in the British Army PART IV. A few Waterloo Heroes 267–273 Appendix 275–278 Index 279 INTRODUCTION TO FIRST EDITION. _Ah! Je les tiens donc, ces Anglais!_—NAPOLEON.