Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• PUBLISHER'S PREFACE
• INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER
• MY ENTRANCE INTO THE ARMY
• DEPARTURE FOR AND ARRIVAL IN SPAIN
• THE UNIFORM AND BEARING OF THE FRENCH SOLDIER
• MAJOR-GENERAL STEWART AND LORD WELLINGTON
• ST. JEAN DE LUZ
• FOOLHARDINESS
• DISCIPLINE
• SIR JOHN WATERS
• THE BATTLE OF THE NIVELLE
• THE PASSAGE OF THE ADOUR
• ARRIVAL OF THE GUARDS AT BORDEAUX
• MRS MARY ANNE CLARKE
• MRS MARY ANNE CLARKE AND COLONEL WARDLE
• SOCIETY IN LONDON IN 1814
• THE ITALIAN OPERA - CATALANI
• DINING AND COOKERY IN ENGLAND FIFTY YEARS AGO
• THE PRINCE REGENT
• THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AT A FETE IN THE YEAR 1813 AT CARLTON HOUSE
• BEAU BRUMMELL
• ROMEO COATES
• HYDE PARK AFTER THE PENINSULAR WAR
• LONDON HOTELS IN 1814
• THE CLUBS OF LONDON IN 1814
• REMARKABLE CHARACTERS OF LONDON ABOUT THE YEARS 1814, 1815, 1816
• THE GUARDS MARCHING FROM ENGHIEN ON THE 15TH OF JUNE
• QUATRE BRAS
• GENERAL APPEARANCE OF THE FIELD OF WATERLOO
• THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON IN OUR SQUARE
• THE FRENCH CAVALRY CHARGING THE BRUNSWICKERS
• THE LAST CHARGE AT WATERLOO
• HUGUEMONT
• BYNG WITH HIS BRIGADE AT WATERLOO
• THE LATE DUKE OF RICHMOND
• HE UNFORTUNATE CHARGE OF THE HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE
• THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S OPINION OF THE ENGLISH CAVALRY
• MARSHAL EXCELMANN'S OPINION OF THE BRITISH CAVALRY
• APPEARANCE OF PARIS WHEN THE ALLIES ENTERED
• MARSHAL NEY AND WELLINGTON
• THE PALAIS ROYAL AFTER THE RESTORATION
• THE ENGISH IN PARIS AFTER THE RESTORATION OF THE BOURBONS
• LES ANGLAISES POUR RIRE
• COACHING AND RACHING IN 1815
• PARISIAN CAFES IN 1815
• REVIEW OF THE ALLIED ARMIES BY THE ALLIED SOVEREIGNS IN PARIS
• CONDUCT OF THE RUSSIAN AND PRUSSIAN SOLDIERS DURING THE OCCUPATION OF PARIS BY THE ALLIES
• THE BRITISH EMBASSY IN PARIS
• ESCAPE OF LAVALETTE FROM PRISON
• DUELLING IN FRANCE IN 1815
• PISTOL-SHOOTING
• THE FAUBOURG ST GERMAIN
• THE SALON DES ETRANGERS IN PARIS
• THE DUCHESSE DE BERRI AT MASS AT THE CHAPELLE ROYALE
• LORD WESTMORELAND
• ALDERMAN WOOD
• THE OPERA
• FANNY ELSSLER
• CHARLES X AND LUIS PHILLIPPE
• LORD THANET
• LORD GRANVILLE THE BRITISH EMBASSADOR
• MARSHAL BLUCHER
• THE PRUSSIANS IN PARIS
• JEW MONEY-LENDERS
• LORD ALVANLEY
• GENERAL PALMER
• "MONK" LEWIS
• SIR THOMAS TURTON
• GEORGE SMYTHE THE LATE LORD STRANGFORD
• THE HONOURABLE GEORGE TALBOT
• A DINNER AT SIR JAMES BLAND BURGES'S IN LOWER BROOK STREET, AUTUMN 1815
• LORD BYRON
• SHELLEY
• ROBERT SOUTHEY, THE POET
• CAPTAIN HESSE FORMERLY OF THE 18TH HUSSARS
• VISITING IN THE COUNTRY
• COLONEL KELLY AND COUNT D'ORSAY
• MR PHELPS
• THE LATE LORD BLOOMFIELD
• THE RIGHT HON GEORGE CANNING
• MRS BOEHM OF ST JAMES'S SQUARE
• DR GOODALL OF ETON
• LORD MELBOURNE THE DUKE OF LEINSTER AND LORD NORMANBY
• THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
• LADY CORK
• THE DUCHESS OF GORDON
• THE LATE MRS BRADSHAW (MARIA TREE)
• LADIES JEWELLERY AND LOVERS
• THE LATE LORD HENRY SEYMOUR
• FRANCE AND THE FRENCH
• THREE HEROIC BROTHERS
• FRENCH HISTORIANS OF WATERLOO
• NAPOLEON AT WATERLOO
• AFTER QUATRE BRAS
• THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO
• COLONEL COLQUITT
• CAPTAIN CHAMBERS, PICTON'S FAVOURITE AIDE-DE-CAMP
• CAPTAIN ROBERT ADAIR OF THE 1ST GUARDS
• ENSIGN SOMVERVILLE BURGES OF THE 1ST FOOT GUARDS
• PERCIVAL OF THE 1ST GUARDS
• SIR COLIN HALKETT
• CAPTAIN CURZON
• CAPTAIN AFTERWARDS COLONEL KELLY OF THE LIFE GUARDS AND OUR CAVALRY CHARGES
• CHARGE OF THE HEAVY BRIGADE
• LIEUTENANT TATHWELL - ILL TREATMENT OF A PRISONER BY THE FRENCH
• SIR W PONSONBY, LORD E SOMERSET, SIR JOHN ELLEY AND SIR HORACE SEYMOUR
• THE HONOURABLE GEORGE DAMER AND COLONET MUTER
• HOUGOUMONT
• MEETING OF WELLINGTON AND BLUCHER
• SUFFERINGS OF THE WOUNDED
• EXCESSES OF THE PRUSSIANS
• PERONEE LA PUCELLE
• VAE VICTIS
• NAPOLEON'S MISTAKEN OPINION OF HE ENGLISH ARMY
• SIR FREDERICK PONSONBY
• NARROW ESCAPES - RECEPTION IN LONDON
• CONDUCT OF THE ENGLISH AND PRUSSIAN ARMIES DURING THE OCCUPATION OF PARIS
• DR KEATE IN PARIS
• SHAVING IN A MINUTE AND COLONEL ELLISON
• THE DUKE AND MR CREEVEY
• THE DUKE'S RAZORS
• MADEMOISELLE MARS
• MADEMOISELLE RACHEL
• SIR JAMES KEMPT AND MR DAVIES
• THE CORN-LAW RIOTS AND LORD CASTLEREAGH
• THEN AND NOW
• SUMNER AND OTHER ETON MASTERS
• COUNT MONTROD
• SIR PEPPER ARDEN FATHER OF LORD ALVANLEY
• JOHN KEMBLE
• REVOLUTION OF 1848
• ROGERS AND LUTTRELL
• THE PIGFACED LADY
• BALZAC AND EUGENE SUE
• ALEXANDRE DUMAS
• CIVILITY REWARDED
• PARTY AT MANCHESTER HOUSE IN 1816 AND THE REGENTS ETIQUETTE
• THE BRITISH EMBASSY LORD AND LADY GRANVILLE
• HOBY THE BOOTMAKER OF ST JAMES STREET
• HAIRDRESSING FIFTY YEARS SINCE AND VAILS TO SERVANTS
• TWISTLETON FIENNES THE LATE LORD SAYE AND SELE
• BURIED ALIVE
• COUNT D'ORSAY
• THE SPAFIELDS RIOTS
• MAD AS A HATTER
• HARRINGTON HOUSE AND LORD PETERSHAM
• TOWNSHEND AND BOW STREET OFFICER
• MADEMOISELLE DUTHE
• A STRANGE RENCONTRE
• ADMIRAL SIR RICHARD STRACHAN
• THE BONAPARTE FAMILY
• PARIS AFTER THE PEACE
• THE OPERA IN PARIS IN 1815
• THE COUNTESS OF ALDBOROUGH
• ELECTIONEERING IN 1832 GRIMSBY
• STAFFORD
• COUNTESS GUICCIOLI AND MADAME DODWELL
• THE LIGHT COMPANY'S POODLE AND SIR F PONSONBY
• EXTRAVAGANCE THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH GRANDFATHER OF THE PRESENT DUKE
• MALIBRAN AND GRISI
• LORD ALVANLEY
• SALLY LUNN CAKES THE EYTMOLOGY OF THE WORD "BUN"
• PICTON'S OPINION OF OUR OFFICERS
• ADMIRAL NAGLE
• THE LATE LORD SCARBOROUGH
• POTAGE A LA POMPADOUR
• BEARDING THE LION IN HIS DEN
• A MAD FRIEND
• LORD ALTHORPE
• O'CONNELL
• SNUFF TAKING
• PETITION AGAINST MY RETURN FOR STAFFORD AND LORD CAMPBELL
• THE LATE LORD DUDLEY
• INDEX