...after the late Major-General Crawfurd had received a mortal wound: this wound prevented Major-General Vandeleur from being present at the siege of Badajos,...cavalry and artillery from Bordeaux to Calais ; and in October, 1814, was appointed to the Staff of the army in Flanders, and served at the battle of Waterloo...

...300 prisoners, and forcing the remainder to disperse in the mountains. In Jul}, 1813, he wasappointed to command a brigade of light dragoons, attached to...cavalry and artillery from Bordeaux to Calais; and in October, 1814, was appointed to the Staff of the army in Flanders, and served at the battle of Waterloo...

...brigades, taking 300 prisoners, and forcing the remainder to disperse in the mountains. He was subsequently appointed to command a brigade of Light Dragoons,...participated in all the operations of that column, lie served in the battle of Waterloo, and afterwards commanded the whole of the British cavalry from...

...taking 300 prisoners, and forcing the re88 89 niaimlrr to disperse in the mountains. He was subsequently appointed to command a brigade of Light Dragoons,...participated in all the operations of that column. He served in the battle of Waterloo, and afterwards commanded the whole of the British cavalry from...

...French force, taking 300 prisoners, and driving the remainder to the mountains. He was subsequently appointed to command a brigade of Light Dragoons attached...Lord Lynedoch, and afterwards under Lord Niddry, and shared in all its operations. He served at Waterloo, and afterward commanded the whole of the British...

...wound : Major - General Vandeleur's wound prevented him from being present at the siege of Badajoz, which soon followed. He was present with the light...cavalry and artillery from Bordeaux to Calais ; and in October 1814 was appointed to the staff of the army in Flanders, and served at the battle of Waterloo...

...fortunate OB to intercept a French Division, and to cut off one of its brigades, taking 300 prUoners, and forcing the remainder to disperse in the mountains....Cavalry and Artillery from Bordeaux to Calais; and in Oct. 1814, was appointed to the Staff of the Army in Flanders, and served at the battle of Waterloo...

...brigades, taking 300 prisoners, and forcing the remainder to disperse in the mountains. He was subsequently appointed to command a brigade of Light Dragoons,...participated in all the operations of that column. He served in the battle of Waterloo, and afterwards commanded the whole of the British cavalry from...

...brigades, taking 300 prisoners, and forcing the remainder to disperse in the mountains. He was subsequently appointed to command a brigade of Light Dragoons,...participated in all the operations of that column. He served in the battle of Waterloo, and afterwards commanded the whole of the British cavalry from...