Arabian Peninsular Campaign
    Kerr-Smiley, Peter Simon ( 1956-1957 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

BAttle of Waterloo
    Harvey, William Harrison ( 1815 ), where he lost an arm
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batle of Waterloo
    Sleigh, James Wallace ( 1815 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batlle of Vitoria
    Doyle, John Milley
    Count equals 1 individual.

Batlle of the Pyrenees
    Doyle, John Milley
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Albuera
    Abercromby, Alexander ( 16 May 1811 ), where he commanded his brigade
Duckworth, George Henry ( 16 May 1811 )
Gibbons, George ( 16 May 1811 )
    Hardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 1811 )
Hoghton, Daniel ( 16 May 1811 )
    Leighton, Burgh
    Lumley-Saunderson, William, where he commanded the cavalry
    Moleyns, Thomas Townsend Aremb, where he was wounded
    O'Neill, Tulio
Rothwell, Thomas ( 16 May 1811 )
Scott, John Mackenzie ( 16 May 1811 )
    Spring, William Collis ( 16 May 1811 )
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Battle of Alexandria
Abercromby, Ralph ( 21 Mar 1801 ), where he was mortally wounded
Blake, Denis John ( 1801 )
Ogle, Thomas ( 1801 ), during the landing at Aboukir Bay
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Auerstadt
Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Kar ( 10 Nov 1806 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Badajoz
    Grey, George ( 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Bergen-op-Zoom
Carleton, George
    Crosbie, William Edward, 6th Bt, where he was severely wounded
Gore, Arthur ( 9 Mar 1814 )
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Busaco
    Abercromby, Alexander ( 27 Sep 1810 )
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 27 Aug 1810 )
    Colborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 26 Sep 1810 )
    Falkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
    Fane, John, 11th Earl of Westmo
    Hay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 27 Sep 1810 ), where he was wounded as DAQMG
    Slade, John, 1st Bt. ( 27 Sep 1810 )
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Sep 1810 ), defeating Marshal Massena
    Count equals 8 individuals.

Battle of Copenhagen
    Bligh, William ( 1801 )
    Campbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine
    Christian, Evan ( 1807 ), on board H.M.S. Brunswick
    Couper, George, 1st Bt.
    Doyle, Francis Hastings, 1st Bt
    FitzMaurice, James ( 2 Apr 1801 )
    Fremantle, Thomas Francis
Minchin, Spencer ( 1801 )
    Minchin, William ( 1801 )
Nelson, Horatio, 1st and last V ( 1801 )
Riou, Edward ( 2 Apr 1801 )
    Spratt, James
    Stanhope, Henry Edwyn, 1st Bt.
    Thesiger, Frederic ( 1801 ), as Aide-de-Camp to Admiral Nelson
    Trevor, Henry Otway, 21st Lord ( 1807 )
    Troubridge, Edward Thomas, 2nd ( 1801 )
    Westropp, Amos Freeman ( 1801 )
    Westropp, Henry Hickman
    Count equals 18 individuals.

Battle of Corunna
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 16 Jan 1809 ), serving under General Moore
    Best, Thomas Fairfax ( 16 Jan 1809 )
    Blaquiere, George
Burrard, Paul Harry, where he was Aide-de-Camp to Sir John Moore
    Colborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 16 Jan 1809 )
    Darby-Griffith, Matthew Chitty ( 1809 ), where he lost a leg
    Everard, Matthias
    Maxwell, William, of Monreith, ( 1809 ), where he lost an arm
    Moore, John
    Paget, Henry William, 1st Marqu ( 16 Jan 1809 ), where he commanded the cavalry under Sir John Moore
    Slade, John, 1st Bt. ( 1812 )
    Verner, William, 1st Bt.
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Battle of Fuentes d'Onor
Butler, Francis ( 5 May 1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Fuentes d'Onoro
    Slade, John, 1st Bt. ( 1811-1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 5 May 1811 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Lissa
    Hoste, William, 1st Bt. ( 1811 ), where he defeated Commodore Bernard Bubourdieu's squadron of 7 frigates, with only 4 frigates
    Stamer, Lovelace, 2nd Bt.
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Battle of Nive
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( Dec 1813 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Nivelle
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an
    Gough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 19 Nov 1813 )
    Keane, John, 1st Baron Keane
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 10 Nov 1813 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battle of Orthez
    Blood, Thomas, during which he was severely wounded
    Gordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk ( 1814 ), where he was wounded
MacDermot, Henry ( 1814 )
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Feb 1814 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battle of Quatre Bras
Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Fri ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Cameron, John ( 1815 )
    Carmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt ( 1815 ), on the personal staff of Duke of Wellington
    Clayton, William Robert, 5th Bt, where he was wounded
    Croft, Thomas Elmsley, 7th Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was severely wounded
    Dawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1815 )
    Fitzmaurice, John, in the advance guard
    Hardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he lost his left hand
    Hardinge, Richard ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Hay, James, Lord Hay ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Kennedy, James Grant ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Miller, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Montagu, Henry, 6th Baron Rokeb ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Shirley, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Stuart, William
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Count equals 16 individuals.

Battle of Roliça
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 17 Aug 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Saalfeld
Preußen, Friedrich Christian L ( 10 Oct 1806 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Salamanca
    Abraham, Thomas
    Baldwin, John Charles
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 22 Jul 1812 ), where he was severely is wounded
    Cathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
    Collis, John, where he had both eyes shot out
    Falkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
    Gough, William
    Innes, Gordon Clunes ( 22 Jul 1812 )
Innes, John ( c 22 Jul 1812 )
Judkin-FitzGerald, Robert Unia ( 1812 )
Le Marchant, John Gaspard ( 22 Jul 1812 )
Selby, William ( 22 Jul 1812 )
    Stapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1812 ), where he lead a decisive cavalry charge
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 22 Jul 1812 ), defeating Marmont
    Westropp, Lionel John ( 1812 )
    White, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly ( 22 Jul 1812 )
    Count equals 16 individuals.

Battle of Talavera
    Abraham, Thomas
    Beamish-Bernard, Adderley
Beckett, Richard ( 28 Jul 1809 )
Blake, Andrew ( 28 Jul 1809 )
    Boothby, Charles ( 1809 ), where he lost a leg, and became a French POW
    Campbell, Alexander, 1st Bt., where he was severely wounded
    Campbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine ( 27 Jul 1809 ), as Aide-de-Camp to General Sir Alexander Campbell, Bt.
    Collis, John
    Dawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1809 )
    Duff, James, 4th Earl Fife ( 1809 ), where he was wounded
Evans, John ( 27 Jul 1809 )
    Falkiner, Samuel Edmund, 5th Bt
    Fane, John, 11th Earl of Westmo
    Farrington, Charles Henry, 2nd
    FitzGibbon, Richard Hobart, 3rd
    Gordon, Alexander ( 28 Jul 1809 )
    Gough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 1809 ), where he was severely wounded
    Hawker, Peter, where he was severely wounded
    Hulse, Richard
    Hunter Blair, Thomas, of Dunske ( 1814 ), where he was wounded and made a prisoner by the French
Irby, Edward Methuen ( 27 Jul 1809 )
Mackenzie, John Randoll, of Sud ( Aug 1809 )
    Neville, Henry ( 27 Jul 1809 )
    Russell, George William ( 27 Jul 1809 ), where he was wounded
    Stapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1809 ), for which he received the thanks of Parliament
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 27 Jul 1809 )
    Count equals 26 individuals.

Battle of Toulouse
    Michell, Charles Collier
    Verner, William, 1st Bt.
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 10 Apr 1814 ), where he finally defeated Marshall Soult
    Count equals 3 individuals.

Battle of Trafalgar
    Assheton-Smith, William ( 1805 )
    Barclay, Robert Heriot ( 20 Oct 1805 )
    Bligh, George Miller ( 1805 )
    Carnegie, William, 7th Earl of ( 1805 )
    Champion de Crespigny, Augustu ( Oct 1805 )
    Codrington, Edward ( 1805 ), in command H.M.S. Orion
    Cooke, John ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Digby, Henry ( 1805 ), in charge of H.M.S. Africa
    Dixie, Alexander, 9th Bt. ( 1805 )
Duff, George ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Duff, Norwich ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Fremantle, Thomas Francis
Gordon, Alexander ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Gordon, Thomas Duff, 9th of Par ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Harrington, Daniel ( 20 Oct 1805 ), serving under Nelson on H.M.S. Victory
    Harvey, Eliab ( 1805 ), in command H.M.S. Temeraire
    Moorsom, Robert ( 1805 )
    Napier, William John, 9th Lord
    Nelson, Horatio, 1st and last V ( 21 Oct 1805 )
    Nevill, Ralph, Viscount Nevill ( 20 Oct 1805 ), serving on H.M.S. Victory
    Pellew, Israel, as commander of H.M.S. Conqueror
    Perceval, George James, 6th Ear
    Proby, Granville Leveson, 3rd E
    Robinson, Hercules ( 1805 )
    Spratt, James ( 1805 )
    Tyler, Charles ( 1805 ), in command of H.M.S. Tonnant
    Westropp, Amos Freeman ( 1805 )
    Worsley, Miller ( 1805 )
    Count equals 28 individuals.

Battle of Vimeiro
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 21 Aug 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of Vitoria
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 21 Jun 1813 )
Cadogan, Henry ( 21 Jun 1813 )
    Campbell, Norman ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he was wounded
Carew, Robert Shapland ( Jun 1813 )
    Cathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
Fane, Charles ( 1813 )
    Gough, Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he was severely wounded
    Hay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 21 Jun 1813 ), as AQMG
    Keane, John, 1st Baron Keane
Palmer, Joseph
Scanlan, Connell
    Stretton, Severus William Lyna, where he was wounded
Thellusson, George ( 21 Jun 1813 )
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 21 Jun 1813 ), where he defeated Marshal Jourdan
    Count equals 14 individuals.

Battle of Waterloo
    Abercromby, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Abraham, Thomas ( 1815 )
    Acheson, Edward
    Adye, Stephen ( 1815 )
    Allen, Charles Manning ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the advance Guard of the French Army
    Allen, John Hay ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the advance Guard of the French Army
    Anson, George ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Barnewall, Aylmer John, 9th Bt. ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Barrett, George Goodin ( Jun 1815 )
    Barton, Chambré Brabazon
    Bathurst, Thomas Seymour ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Beamish-Bernard, Adderley
    Beckwith, John Charles ( 1815 ), where he lost a leg
    Bentinck, Charles Anthony Ferd, on the Staff
Bernard, Henry Boyle ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Biddulph, Theophilus, 6th Bt. ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Blackwood, Robert Temple ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Blennerhassett, Aldworth ( 1815 )
    Blois, Charles, 7th Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Brereton, William, whee he was severely wounded
    Bridgeman, Orlando Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Bringhurst, John Dorset ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Bromhead, Edmund Gonville, 3rd
    Browne, John
    Browne, Michael, where he was wounded
    Bruce, Robert ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Butler, Whitwell ( 1815 ), where he carried the Colours
    Byng, John, 1st Earl of Straffo ( 1815 )
    Cameron, Donald, of Lochiel, 23 ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Campbell, Donald ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
    Campbell, Norman ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
Canning, Charles Fox ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Carden, Henry Robert, 3rd Bt. ( 16 Jun 1815 )
    Carmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt, on the personal staff of Duke of Wellington
    Cathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E ( 1815 )
    Cathcart, George ( 1815 ), as Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Wellington
    Chartres, Thomas ( 1815 )
    Chatterton, James Charles, 3rd ( 1815 )
    Clark-Kennedy, Alexander Kenne
    Clayton, William Robert, 5th Bt
    Clerke, William, 9th Bt.
    Colborne, John, 1st Baron Seato ( 1815 ), where he commanded the 52nd Light Infantry
    Colville, Charles
    Cooper, Alfred ( 1815 ), in the 14th Infantry Regiment
    Cotter, George Sackville ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Craufurd, Thomas Gage ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Dallas, Alexander Robert Charl
    Davies, Thomas Henry Hastings ( 1815 )
    Dawkins, George Augustus Frede ( 1815 )
    Dawson, John, 2nd Earl of Porta ( 1815 )
    Dobbs, John ( 1815 )
    Eliott Lockhart, John ( 1815 )
Ellis, Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Erskine, Esmé Stuart ( 16 Jun 1815 ), where he lost an arm
    Evelyn, George ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
    Farrington, Charles Henry, 2nd
Fisher, William
    FitzGerald, Edward Thomas ( 1815 ), as Assistant Quartermaster-General with the Guards
FitzGerald, Richard ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    FitzRoy, Charles Augustus ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Fitzroy, Charles ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Floyd, Henry, 2nd Bt. ( 1815 )
    Fludyer, George ( 1815 )
    Forbes, James, Master of Forbes ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Forbes, Walter, 18th Lord Forbe ( 18 Jun 1815 ), supposedly the youngest officer there
    Forster, Henry, where he was wounded
    Frankland, Frederick William, 8 ( 1815 )
    Fraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 18 Jun 1815 ), at the defence of Hougoumount
    Frazer, Augustus Simon ( 1815 )
    Fremantle, John ( 1815 )
    Gordon, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Gordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk ( 1815 )
Gunning, George Orlando ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Gybbon-Monypenny, Thomas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Hackett, Isaac ( 18 Jul 1815 )
    Hamilton, Archibald James ( 1815 ), with the Scots Greys
    Hardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount H ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Haren, Charle Frederik Sigismu ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Harris, William George, 2nd Bar, as commander of 2nd/73rd Regiment, and was wounded
    Hart, John Richard James ( 1815 )
    Havelock, William, where he was Aide-de-Camp to Count von Alten, and was wounded
Hay, Alexander ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Hewett, William
Hobhouse, Benjamin ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Hopkins, John William ( 1815 )
    Hotham, Beaumont, 3rd Baron Hot ( 1815 )
Howard, Frederick ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Hunter Blair, Thomas, of Dunske ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
    Irby, Henry Edward ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Jolliffe, Charles ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Keppel, Augustus Frederick, 5th ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Keppel, George Thomas, 6th Earl ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Lancey, William ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Lennox, William Pitt ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Lingard, Thomas ( 1815 )
    Luard, John ( 1815 )
    Lyon, James ( 1815 )
    Macdonell, James ( 1815 ), where he was distinguished in the defence of Hougoumont
    Mackinnon, Daniel ( 1815 ), where he was wounded
    Mackworth, Digby, 4th Bt.
    Maunsell, John Edmund ( 1815 ), in Major Beane's troop
    Michell, Charles Collier ( 1815 )
Milnes, William Henry ( 1815 )
    Minchin, Charles Humphrey
    Mitchell, Hugh Henry ( 1815 )
    Montagu, Henry, 6th Baron Rokeb ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Murray, Henry ( 1815 )
    Norcott, Amos Godsell Robert ( 1815 )
    Norton, Fletcher, 3rd Lord Gran, where he was wounded
    Paget, Henry William, 1st Marqu ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he commanded the Anglo-Belgian cavalry, contributing greatly to the Allied success, although he was wounded and lost a leg
    Percy, Henry ( 1815 )
    Persse, William Nicholas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Picton, Thomas ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Ponsonby, William ( 16 Jun 1815 )
Pym, John ( 18 Jun 1815 ), in the 13th Light Dragoons
    Ramsay, William Norman ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Robertson, George Duncan, 21st ( 1815 )
    Scott-Douglas, John James, 3rd ( 1815 )
    Shirley, William ( 18 Jun 1815 )
Shordiche, Robert ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Sinclair, John ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Slade, John Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 )
    Somerset, FitzRoy James Henry, ( 18 Jun 1815 ), he lost an arm
    Standen, George Douglas, at Hougoumont
    Stevenson, Charles Butler ( 1815 )
Stothert, William ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he was wounded
    Stuart, William ( 1815 ), where he lost an arm
    Sweny, John Paget
    Taylor, Thomas William ( 1815 ), in the 10th Hussars
    Thackwell, Joseph ( 1815 )
    Verner, William, 1st Bt.
    Walbanke-Childers, Michael ( 1815 ), Brigade Major to Sir John Vandeleur
    Waldegrave, John James, 6th Ear ( 1815 )
    Wallace, James Maxwell ( 1815 )
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 18 Jun 1815 ), where he finally defeated Napoleon
    Whichcote, George
    Wigston, Richard Henry ( 18 Jun 1815 ), with 2nd Battalion, 3rd Regiment of Foot Guards
    Wright, William, where he was severely wounded
    Wyndham, Henry ( 1815 )
    Count equals 139 individuals.

Battle of the Glorious First of June
    Larcom, Joseph ( 1 Jun 1798 ), and was promoted afterwards
    Larcom, Thomas ( 1 Jun 1798 )
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Battle of the Nive
Le Marchant, Carey ( 12 Mar 1814 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Battle of the Pyrenees
Campbell, Allan William ( Jul 1813 )
    Clayton, William Robert, 5th Bt
    Keane, John, 1st Baron Keane
Wauchope, Andrew ( 1813 )
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Battlle of Trafalgar
    Hall, William ( 1805 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Bombardment of Copenhagen
    Thesiger, Frederick, 1st Baron ( 7 Sep 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Capture of Bergen-op-Zoom
    Boyle, Edmund, 8th Earl of Cork, where he was taken prisoner
    Count equals 1 individual.

Copenhagen Expedition
    Ludlow, George James, 3rd Earl ( 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Corunna Campaign
    Vivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar ( 1808-1809 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Glorious First
    Bowyer, George, 1st/5th Bt. ( 1 Jun 1794 ), where he lost a leg, and distinguished himself
    Butcher, Samuel ( 1 Jun 1794 ), under Lord Howe
    Douglas, Andrew Snape ( 1 Jun 1794 )
    Graves, Thomas, 1st Lord Graves ( 1 Jun 1794 ), under Howe, where he was severely wounded
    Count equals 4 individuals.

Glorious First of June
    Howe, Richard, 1st and last Ear ( 1 Jun 1794 )
    Laurie, Robert, of Maxwelton, 6 ( 1 Jun 1794 ), where he distinguished himself
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Napoleonic War
    Archdall, Mervyn
    Count equals 1 individual.

Napoleonic Wars
Arden, Henry
Barton, Charles
Bettesworth, George Edmund Byr
    Blakeney, John, he was taken POW by the French and executed
    Campbell, James, 1st and last B ( 1805-1813 ), in Naples and Sicily
    Dalyell, William Cunningham, of
Davie, John ( 1793 )
    Drummond-Hay, Edward William A, in the Peninsula, France and Low Countries
    Farquhar, Arthur
    Ferguson, Adam
Fletcher-Vane, Walter
    Fox, George
    Fraser, James John, 3rd Bt.
    Frissell, John ( 1783-1802 ), and was wounded on 1 June 1794
Gordon, William
    Hardinge, George Nicholas
Hodge, Edward
Hood, Alexander
Hood, Francis Wheler
    Hope-Vere, George
    Lavie, Thomas
    Macbride, John
    Moreau, Jean Victor
    O'Connell, Maurice Charles Phi
    O'Donovan, Richard, The O'Donov, in campaigns in Flanders and Spain
    Parker, William, 1st Bt.
    Pell, Watkin Owen ( 1808-1813 ), where he led several actions resulting in the capture of enemy ships and participated in the defence of Cadiz and Tarifa as captain of the Thunder bomb
    Poat, Thomas
Purves, Patrick
    Robb, John B.
Ross, Robert
Rothwell, Richard
    Sapieha, Pawel, Prince Sapieha, in charge of his own private regiment during the march on Moscow
Spearman, John Robert
    Spencer, Frederick, 4th Earl Sp ( 1811-1815 ), in the Mediterranean
    Stuart, Charles Edward
Sullivan, Henry, 2nd Bt.
Tollemache, Lionel Robert
Trollope, William Arthur
    Tuyll van Serooskerken, Dieder
    Ussher, John ( 1815 )
    Ussher, Richard Keily, in the West Indies
    Wright, William ( 1813-1814 ), in Holland
    Österreich, Karl Ludwig, where he lead his army against Napoleon
    Count equals 44 individuals.

Peninsular Campaign
    Parke, Thomas Adams
    Count equals 1 individual.

Peninsular War
    Burke, Dominick
    Cochrane, William Erskine
    Colville, Charles
    Darby, Christopher
    Grey, George
    Hackett, Henry
    Hackett, Robert
    Hope, James Archibald ( 1811-1813 )
    Kyle, Alexander
    Macdonald, Robert, 1st of Inchk, where he was wounded
    Mends, Robert
    Stuart, Simeon Henry, 5th Bt.
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Peninsular Wars
    Abercromby, Alexander
    Acland, Wroth Palmer ( 1808-1809 )
    Adye, Stephen
    Agnew, Thomas Ramsden ( 1813 )
    Ainslie, Charles Philip ( 1809-1811 )
    Aitchison, John ( 1808-1814 )
    Allen, Joshua William, 6th Visc, serving under Wellington, where he distinguished himself with his dashing conduct
    Anson, George
    Anson, William, 1st Bt.
    Anstruther, Robert, where he greatly distinguished himself
    Barclay, Robert Brydges, where he was wounded
    Barrett, Samuel
    Barttelot, George
    Beckwith, Thomas Sydney
    Bentinck, Charles Anthony Ferd, and was wounded at Barossa inn 1812
    Blayney, Andrew Thomas, 11th Lo ( 1810 ), where he was captured and held prisoner until 1814
    Blood, Thomas
    Bosville Macdonald, Godfrey, 3r ( 1812 )
    Bourbon, Louis Antoine, Duc d'A
    Brereton, William, where he was distinguished
    Browne, John
    Browne, Thomas, 3rd Earl of Ken, with 40th Regiment
Brownlow, William
    Bruce, Robert
    Buchan, John
    Burrard, Harry, 1st Bt.
    Burrowes, Arnold Robinson ( 1808-1814 ), as Aide-de-Camp to Field-Marshal Viscount Beresford
    Byng, John, 1st Earl of Straffo ( 1811-1814 )
    Cain, James
    Campbell, Charles William, of B
    Campbell, Colin, 1st and last B, where he was twice severely wounded while leading a forlorn hope at the siege of San Sebastian
    Campbell, Duncan, of Barcaldine
    Carden, Henry Robert, 3rd Bt.
    Cathcart, Charles Murray, 2nd E
    Chandos-Pole, Edward Sachevere
    Chartres, William
    Clarke, John, where he was captured but escaped
    Clarke, Samuel
    Clerke, William, 9th Bt.
    Cochrane, William George ( 1809-1812 )
    Coker, Thomas Lewis
    Cole, Galbraith Lowry
    Combe, Prosper Aime Victor ( 1809 ), where he was captured in le Basque, and imprisoned at Dartmoor
    Cotter, George Sackville
    Couper, George, 1st Bt.
    Courcy, John
    Crookshank, Chichester William
    Dalbiac, James Charles
    Daly, Francis Dermot
Daly, unknown son
    Davies, Thomas Henry Hastings
    Denning, Isaac
    Dobbs, John
    Douglas, Howard, 3rd Bt.
    Douglas, James Dawes
    Doyle, Carlo Joseph
    Dunlop, James, 21st of that Ilk ( 1811 ), where he commanded a brigade in the 5th Division
    Elphinstone, Howard, 1st Bt.
    Eustace, William Cornwallis
    Evelyn, George
    Fane, William
    FitzGerald, John Forster
    Fitzmaurice, John
    Fitzroy, Charles
    Fock, John Michael Henry, 3rd B, serving with General Sir John Moore in Spain
    Forster, Henry
    Frankland, Frederick William, 8 ( 1812-1814 )
    Fraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 1811-1814 )
    Fraser, Alexander George, 17th ( 1808-1809 )
    Frazer, Augustus Simon
    Fremantle, John, as Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Wellington
    Fuller-Eliott-Drake, Thomas Tr
    Gethin, Richard
    Gibbons, Frederick, and was severely wounded at Albuera
    Gordon-Lennox, Charles, 5th Duk
    Gore-Langton, Edward
    Gough, William
    Graham, Edward Smith ( 1810 )
    Grattan, William, where he was wounded twice
    Gregory, Arthur Francis
    Grey, George, 3rd Baron Walsing, where she was wounded
    Grieve, Patrick ( 1812-1814 )
    Guise, John Wright, 3rd Bt. ( 1809 ), including Busaco, and Fuentes d'Onoro
    Guise, John Wright, 3rd Bt. ( 1812-1814 ), including Salamanca, Madrid, Burgos, Vittoria, Bidassoa, Nive, Adour, and Bayonne
    Hamlyn-Williams, James, 3rd Bt., with the 7th Hussars
    Harding, William ( 1812-1814 )
    Hay, George, 8th Marquess of Tw ( 1806 )
    Hely Hutchinson, John, 3rd Earl
    Hewett, George Henry, 2nd Bt.
    Hill, Rowland, 1st Viscount Hil ( 1813 )
    Hopkins, John William
    Hough, Henry ( 1812-1814 ), in the Royal Artillery
    Jauncey, Henry Fyge, where he was wounded
    Jauncey, John
Johnson, James Stephen
    Johnstone, John
    Jones, Oliver Thomas
    Keane, John, 1st Baron Keane ( 1814 )
    Knollys, William Thomas
    Lane, Henry Bowyer
    Leighton, Baldwin, 6th Bt.
    Lorentz, Charles, Baron de Lore
    Luard, John
    Lynch, Henry Blosse
    Macdonald, Chichester, with 82nd and 34th Regiments
Macdougall, Alexander
    Mackinnon, Henry
    Mackworth, Digby, 4th Bt.
    Maclaine, Murdoch, 20th of Loch
    Madden, Charles Dudley ( 1809-1811 )
    Mainwaring-Ellerker-Onslow, Ed
    Makdougall-Brisbane, Thomas, 1s
    Mitchell, Hugh Henry ( 1814 )
    Moleyns, Thomas Townsend Aremb
    Monck, Charles Joseph Kelly, 3r
Montfort, Charles
    Montmorency, Reymond Hervey ( 1811 ), where he became a POW in the advance to Badajoz
    Mudge, Richard Zachariah
    Munro, Charles, of Foulis, 9th ( 1811 )
    Murray, Henry
    O'Connell, John
    O'Donnell, Carlos
    O'Grady, Gerald de Courcy ( 1811 )
O'Grady, John Thomas
    O'Neill, Arturo, 1st Marqués de
    O'Neill, Tulio
    Onslow, Thomas Cranley, where he was mentioned in despatches
    Page-Turner, Edward George Tho
    Page-Turner, Francis William M
    Pakenham, Edward Michael
    Pakenham, Hercules Robert
    Persse, Dominick ( 1812 )
    Persse, William
    Persse, William
Picton, Thomas ( 1807-1814 )
    Power, Manley
    Ramsay, George, 9th Earl of Dal
    Riddell, Henry James
    Robertson, George Duncan, 21st
    Rous, John Edward Cornwallis, 2 ( 1814 )
    Saunderson, Hardress Robert ( 1809-1810 )
    Schreiber, William Frederick
    Scott-Douglas, John James, 3rd
    Seton, Henry John, of Abercorn,
Seton, James
    Shakespear, Arthur
    Shaw, Claudius ( 1812-1814 )
    Shirley, Charles
    Smijth-Windham, Joseph
    Somers-Cocks, John Sommers, 2nd ( 1812 )
    St. John-Mildmay, Humphrey
    Stannus, Robert, where he was wounded five times
    Stewart, William ( 1808-1812 )
    Stretton, Severus William Lyna
    Stuart, Robert Walter, 11th Lor ( 1809 )
    Synge, Charles
    Thackwell, Joseph
    Trefusis, Robert Cotton St. Jo
    Trelawny, Hamelin
    Trevor, Henry Otway, 21st Lord
    Vane, Charles William, 3rd Marq ( 1809-1812 ), as Adjutant-General
    Vivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar
    Walbanke-Childers, Michael ( 1811-1814 )
    Waldegrave, John James, 6th Ear
    Walker, George Townshend, 1st B ( 1808-1814 )
    Warre, William
    Warrender, John, of Lochend, 5t
    Watson, William Henry
    Wavell, Arthur Goodall
    White, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly, where he won a medal with clasps
    Whitworth-Aylmer, Matthew, 5th
    Williams, William
    Count equals 172 individuals.

Peninsular Was
    Butler, Francis
    Count equals 1 individual.

Retreat to Corunna
    Baird, David, of Newbyth, 1st B, where he lost an arm
    Macnamara, Frederick Hayes
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Retreat to Torres Vedras
    Stapleton-Cotton, Stapleton, 1s ( 1810 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Seige of Badajoz
Blackwood, Robert Temple ( 1811 ), where he was severely wounded
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Alexandria
    Coote, Eyre ( 1800-1801 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Badajoz
    Adderly, James ( 1812 )
    Beresford, William Carr, 1st an ( 1812 )
    Bermingham, John ( 1811 )
    Gethin, Richard, first through the wall at the storming of Badajoz
Innes, William
James, Francis ( Apr 1812 )
Levinge, Charles
    Straubenzee, George ( 1811 )
    Walker, George Townshend, 1st B ( 1812 ), where he was wounded in the storming
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 6 Apr 1812 )
Westropp, Ralph ( 9 Mar 1811 )
    White, Henry, 1st Baron Annaly ( 1812 )
    Count equals 12 individuals.

Siege of Bergen-op-Zoom
    Drummond, John, 4th Duke of Per ( 1747 )
    Henderson, Robert, of Tunnygask ( 1622 )
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Siege of Copenhagen
    Norton-Taylor, William ( 1807 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege of Salamanca
    O'Neill, Tulio
    Count equals 1 individual.

Siege oft Badajoz
Booth, Charles ( Apr 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

The Glorious First
    Cotton, Charles, 5th Bt. ( 1 Jun 1794 ), in command of H.M.S Majestic
    Hood, Alexander, 1st Viscount B ( 1 Jun 1794 ), as second in command on The Royal George
    Count equals 2 individuals.

The Glorious First of June
    Gardner, Alan, 1st Baron Gardne ( 1 Jun 1794 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

The Peninsular War
    Prevost, William Augustus
    Count equals 1 individual.

Waterloo
    Montagu, John ( 1815 ), with the 52nd Regiment
    Count equals 1 individual.

Waterloo Campaign
    Erskine, John Francis Miller, 2 ( 1815 )
    Hill, Arthur Moyses William, 2n ( 1815 )
    Stewart, William Henry
    Vivian, Richard Hussey, 1st Bar ( 1815 ), where he was mentioned in dispatches
    Count equals 4 individuals.

attack on the Picurina, before Badajoz
Powys, Henry
    Count equals 1 individual.

bombardment of Copenhagen
    Baird, David, of Newbyth, 1st B
    Count equals 1 individual.

capture of Madrid
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 12 Aug 1812 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

forcing of a passage over the Douro
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( 12 May 1809 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

invasion of Portugal
    Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of ( Mar 1811 ), by extending the fortications of Torres Vedras, he prevented the French from getting to Lisbon, forcing them to retreat back into Spain
    Count equals 1 individual.

occupation of Copenhagen
    Burrard, Harry, 1st Bt. ( 1808 )
    Count equals 1 individual.

retreat from Corunna
    Carmichael Smyth, James, 1st Bt
    Proby, John, 2nd Earl of Carysf
    Count equals 2 individuals.

Total count equals 610 individuals.


=killed in action or mortally wounded during this battle/war