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The second courier's arrival,
dispatches delivered in Ball-
Room at the Duchess of
Richmond's; his momentary
abstraction while making
his decision ...
Cordiality of operations be-
tween Wellington and Blu-
cher

Wellington with Blucher at

the windmill at Ligny, at

past 8 o'clock on the 16th

Wellington's ruse on changing

position on the 17th...

The Duke, of. Richmond in

the field of action . .

Mr. Whitbread's opinion of

the Duke of Wellington

The Duke of Wellington and

Godfrey of Bouillon

Retreat, Genappe, -—and

Gen. Duhesme

89

ib.

ib.

92

106

ib.

ib.

91

This account drew Mar-
shal Ney's statement for-

92

ward

108 to 114

...

ib.

115

No water on the field of

battle after the action

LIEUT.-GENERAL LORD

HILL's General Order af-

ter the battle

ib.

the action, &c.

116

94

Field of battle, one month

after the battle described

121

Anecdotes and particulars,

communicated by French

officers

95

to the Thanks in Parlia-

ment..

ib.

Buonaparte on the 17th at
Cai lou

His lodging and breakfast.
General Vandamme wounded
Signs of distress of a brother
Mason, by an English Of
ficer, and French kindness ib.
Buonaparte and Grenadiers,

9 o'clock

Seven officers sent to Grou-
chy, the last only reached
Gen. Drouet and Gen. Bour-
mont

Extract from Warden's Let-

ters, on the conversation

with Buonaparte or his of

ficers, respecting the Battle

of Waterloo

Prince Blucher's do... ..

The Speaker's Address to

LORD EDWARD SOMER-

SET and SIR HENRY
CLINTON, with their Re-
plies

Considerations upon the re-

127

turn of the 18th June, 1816 132

Anniversary of the day at

97

ib.

Windsor, Brussels, &c. . . 133

98

Appropriate Address and

Grace to the soldiers at

Windsor

136