No. 3 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Now "3" BATTERY, 12th BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1815 Expedition to Guadaloupe.
1843 Served in the several Campaigns in the Kaffir Wars.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1800 Captain O. Jackson.
1804 Captain C. H. Fitzmayer.
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1819 Captain J. P. Cockburn.
1822 Captain J. St. Clair.
1827 Captain J. Longley.
1833 Captain P. V. England.
1843 Captain R. Shepherd.
1845 Captain C. H. Burnaby.
1853 Captain R. C. Romer.
1856 Captain C. N. Lovell.

No. 4 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Now "A" BATTERY, 1st BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1809 Battle of Corunna.
1815 Expedition to the Netherlands: engaged in the reduction of the French fortresses in the north of France.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain Edward Pritchard.
1807 Captain Blaney T. Walsh.
1808 Captain Adam Wall.
1818 Captain James E. Grant.
1819 Captain R. F. Cleaveland.
1828 Captain Hon. W. Arbuthnott.
1830 Captain George B. Fraser.
1842 Captain H. Stow.
1844 Captain T. P. Flude.
1851 Captain H. P. Christie.
1856 Captain H. Bent.
1856 Captain C. H. Morris.

No. 5 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Now "3" BATTERY, 6th BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1815 Expedition to Guadaloupe.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain L. O'Brien.
1802 Captain A. Duncan.
1803 Captain Frederick Walker.
1808 Captain Thomas Masson.
1811 Captain Alexander Tulloh.
1820 Captain Stephen Kirby.
1821 Captain C. G. Alms.
1822 Captain R. Gardiner.
1829 Captain Henry Blachley.
1838 Captain Mark Evans.
1846 Captain W. E. Heitland.
1847 Captain E. W. Crofton.
1854 Captain J. C. Childs.
1856 Captain R. H. Crofton.
1858 Captain G. R. C. Young.

No. 6 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Now "D" BATTERY, 11th BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1809 Engaged at Vouga River.
1809 Engaged at Redouda Egrega.
1809 Engaged at the Passage of the Douro.
1809 Expedition to Spain. Battle of Talavera.
1810 Battle of Busaco.
1810 Battle of Sobral.
1811 Battle of Foz d'Arouce.
1811 Battle of Fuentes d'Onor.
1812 Expedition to Spain.
1813 Battle of Castella.
1813 Siege of Tarragona.
1813 Blockade of Barcelona.
1855 Expedition to Crimea, but did not disembark.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain James Gilbert.
1804 Captain C. F. Napier.
1804 Captain C. D. Sillery.
1809 Captain G. Thompson.
1814 Captain J. Briscoe.
1817 Captain H. Trelawney.
1826 Captain C. Cruttendon.
1827 Captain J. Darby.
1837 Captain A. W. Hope.
1846 Captain W. B. Young.
1850 Captain Edward Price.
1854 Captain R. W. Brettingham.
1855 Captain Hon. D. M. Fraser.
1858 Captain F. W. Hastings.

No. 7 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Reduced 1st March, 1817.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1809 Reduction of Fort Dasaix.
1809 Reduction of the Island of Martinique.
1810 Expedition to Guadaloupe.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain Thomas Dodd.
1801 Captain Charles Neville.
1802 Captain Charles Gold.
1809 Captain J. A. Clement.

"The Battle-Axe Company."
No. 8 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION
(Became No. 7 on that Company being reduced),
Now "2" BATTERY, 5th BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1809 Capture of the Island of Martinique.
1813-14 Campaigns in Canada, including operations against Fort Erie, and the engagement on the Chippawa in defence of the Log Bridge.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain James Viney.
1808 Captain Richard Dyas.
1808 Captain William Stewart.
1809 Captain R. J. J. Lacy.
1809 Captain James St. Clair.
1821 Captain H. Light.
1822 Captain J. St. Clair.
1822 Captain J. P. Cockburn.
1825 Captain S. Rudyerd.
1837 Captain J. Eyre.
1846 Captain F. Dunlop.
1854 Captain J. C. W. Fortescue.
1856 Captain H. Heyman.

No. 9 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION
(Became No. 8 on that Company being reduced),
Now "K" BATTERY, 4th BRIGADE.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1803 Engaged in the capture of the enemy's possessions in West Indies from the recommencement of hostilities.
1810 Expedition to Guadaloupe.
1855 Expedition to the Crimea and Fall of Sebastopol.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain R. W. Unett.
1802 Captain G. Mann.
1806 Captain James Power.
1823 Captain J. E. Grant.
1832 Captain W. R. E. Jackson.
1837 Captain P. Sandilands.
1839 Captain H. R. Wright.
1846 Captain G. R. H. Kennedy.
1854 Captain A. C. Hawkins.

No. 10 COMPANY, 7th BATTALION,
Reduced 1st February, 1819.

Battles, Sieges, and other Military operations in which this Company has been engaged.
1803 Engaged in the capture of the enemy's possessions from the recommencement of hostilities.
1810 Expedition against Guadaloupe.
List of Captains who have successively commanded the Company, as far back as can be traced, down to introduction of Brigade System, in 1859.
1801 Captain C. Walker.
1808 Captain G. W. Unett.
1810 Captain W. Cleeve.

N.B.—In the lists of the Captains who commanded the various companies, the names and titles borne by them at the date they commanded have alone been given. Very many of these officers afterwards received distinguishing titles and orders,—but it would not have been historically correct to anticipate their receipt of such honours.

52.  The Peninsular operations in which this Troop was engaged are copied from Sir Hew Ross's MSS.

53.  This officer was transferred to D Troop on the reduction of L Troop.

54.  Lieutenant T. F. Strangways commanded at this action.

55.  This officer commanded when it consisted merely of Rocket detachments, and was not yet organized into a Troop. He was killed at Leipsic.

56.  Captain Geary was killed in command of the Company at Roleia.

57.  Killed in action during Kaffir War.

58.  Captain Hardy was killed at the relief of Lucknow.

59.  Detachments of the Company had been previously employed in the several captures of the enemy's possessions in that quarter since the recommencement of hostilities in 1803.

60.  N.B.—This was the only battery engaged at the Battle of the Tchernaya.

61.  Thanked in Orders by Sir S. Achmuty.

62.  Cust.

63.  Lieutenant Carter had been taken prisoner by the enemy's fleet on Lake Ontario in 1813, and was closely shut up to be hanged in retaliation for deserters. He succeeded, however, in making his escape, and after travelling 1500 miles of country, joined his company previously to the opening of the campaign of 1814.