"The central group on the reverse consists of a couple of equestrian figures, classically treated, but having the countenances of Wellington and Blucher. They are full of action; the figure personifying the Hero of Waterloo is galloping in advance, and that of the veteran Blucher is rushing to the aid of his companion in glory, to complete the enemy's destruction. They are guided by a female figure of a flying Victory, placed between them, conducting their horses to the conflict. Quite detached from this central group, and forming a border round it, a composition of many figures represents the battle of the Giants. They are struck down by the thunder of Jupiter; the youngest ones, being the most daring in the assault of heaven, are the first to receive the Divine punishment. In their descent they tumble over one another in every variety of attitude--symbolical of the confusion of the defeated enemy. The number of the figures of the Giants is nineteen, illustrative of the nineteen years' duration of the war; and in grouping these figures they are represented following each other in succession." [Illustration: MEDAL FOR COURAGE. MEDAL FOR SERVICE TO THE WOUNDED. SERBIAN MEDALS.] APPENDIX II REGIMENTAL DESIGNATIONS CAVALRY ------------------+----------------------------+----------------------- Name. |Former Title. |Present Title. ------------------+----------------------------+----------------------- Life Guards |1st and 2nd |Same | | Royal Horse Guards|The "Blues" |" | | 1st Dragoon Guards|The King's |" | | 2nd " " |Queen's Bays |" | | 3rd " " |Prince of Wales' |" | | 4th " " |Royal Irish |" | | 5th " " |Princess Charlotte of Wales | | |" | | 6th " " |Carabineers |" | | 7th " " |Princess Royal's |" | | 1st Dragoons |Royal |" | | 2nd " |Royal North British (Scots |Royal Scots Greys |Greys) | | | 3rd Hussars |Light Dragoons |The King's Own | | 4th " |" " |The Queen's Own | |