article_snippet.sent: In a famous example of the British stiff upper lip, after realising his was gravely wounded Lord Uxbridge turned to the British military commander and said 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg', to which Wellington replied 'by God, sir, so you have!'
article_snippet.sent: When Lord Lieutenant of Ireland lost Lord Lieutenant of Ireland leg Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is said to have stoically remarked 'by God, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, I've lost my leg'.
article_snippet.sent: One of the last cannon shots fired on June 18 1815 hit Lord Lieutenant of Ireland right leg - requiring the last cannon shots fired on June 18 1815 to be amputated above the knee.
article_snippet.sent: Another famous anecdote records the officer as saying 'the knives appear somewhat blunt' as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland underwent the horrendous procedure.
highlights_snippet.sent: After being hit by cannonball Lord Uxbridge remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg'
  