The ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY, Waterloo 1815 Tilley Lamp dying after hearing all the

dying after hearing all the French attacks had been repulsed

One of a series of still life's with a ‘French Kitchen’ theme

France the West Indies

they were frequently used as advance scouting units providing valuable information on enemy movements

Hand printed

The ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY, Waterloo 1815 Tilley Lamp dying after hearing all theThe first two troops of Horse Artillery were raised in January 1793 at Goodwood, West Sussex, by the Master General of the Ordnance, the 3rd Duke of Richmond, to provide fire support for the cavalry. They were joined by two more troops in November 1793. Each troop had six 6 pounder guns. All RHA personnel were mounted. Included in the establishment were 45 drivers and 187 horses, making it the first self contained fighting unit of artillery. The