Historical records of the 91st Argyllshire ... - waughfamily.ca

74enter the French capital, having been one of theescort sent with the flag of truce.The 91st removed on the 5th of July fromAutel-de-Dieu to St. Denis, and two days latermarched to and encampedin the Bois deBoulogne near the town of Neuilly.Here theyremained until the 31st of October, when the regimentmarched for Aspalzon, and arrived there onthe 2nd of November, and went into cantonments.On the 20th of November a general order wasissued from Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington,returning thanks to the general officers andtroops, on his breaking up of the army he hadhad the honour to command, and referring to theuniform good conduct of the troops. On the 30thof November the regiment was placedin thethird brigade of the second division under Major-General Sir H. Clinton. On the 1 1th of Decemberthe 91st marched to Sevres and Meudon, arrivingthere on the 15th, and marching again on the27th for Gorveau and adjacent villages, wherethey arrived on the 28th, and went into canton-1816. ments. On the 23rd of January, 1816, theregiment marched for St. Pol, and in Februarythe head-quarters were fixed at that place, whiledetachments were sent out to occupy thirty-nine