...represented unto us, that many of our subjects have entered into subscriptions for the relief and benefit of the families of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferers, under the command of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, and Field Marshal his Royal Highness Prince...

...transmit to your Grace, the List of Subscriptions inade instantly for the special relief and benefit .of the families of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferer*, on that glorious day. With sentiments oi the highest admiration and respect, I have the...

...1804, gave many details concerning the charges on briefs. Also in June, 1808. 1815. Brief was issued " for the relief of the families of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferers of the British Army at the Battle of Waterloo." A very large sum was collected. WILLIAM RIDER AND SON, PRINTERS, LONDON....

...Londonderry 1813 Russian Sufferers 1814 Relief of the Distresses in Germany 1815 Relief and Benefit of the Families of the Brave Men Killed, and of the...command of the Illustrious Wellington in the signal battle of Waterloo £ 200 id 0 0 - 400 0 0 20 15 10 60 50 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 Clotluaofktrt'...

...the history of these documents from the first mention of them down to 1815, when a Brief was issued "for the relief of the families of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferers of the British army at the Battle of Waterloo." Apparently this was the last occasion on which a Brief was issued. WALKER's...

...To those suffering by the War in Germany and other parts of the Continent (ib., p. 4ao) .... Towards relief of the families of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferers in the late signal victory of Waterloo (ib., p. 47?) Towards relief of distressed seamen (ib., p. guineas...

...Happy and generous, in July of 1815 the Court had voted £5000 for "the special Relief and Benefit of the Families of the Brave Men killed and of the...the Illustrious Wellington in the signal victory of Waterloo".1 Their treasure, which had stood at the £2,000,000 minimum level in February 1815, had...

...collections were paid at the visitations, and varied from Is. to 5s., except Aug. 24, 1815, when the " Subscription for the relief of the Families of the...killed, and of the wounded sufferers of the British Army at the Battle of Waterloo," was 28Z. J. HORSFALL TURNER. Idel, Leeds. * I do not trace, in the Clergy...

...decreed in convocation to grant three hundred guiñen» from the university chest, in aid of the fund for the relief of the families of the brave men killed and the wounded sufferers of the British army at Waterloo, and in the battles which have been, or may be...