British and Irish army lists, 1718-1739.
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MSS L2017F105 [Bound]
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Title
British and Irish army lists, 1718-1739.
Published
[S.l. 1718-1739
Description
[8] pts. ([71] p.) ; 20 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2017F105 [Bound]
Note
Contains 8 separate listings relating to the British and Irish armies written between 1718 and 1739.
Ruled in red, lists [1]-[6] in the hand of Tonyn; lists [7]-[8] (on reverse of book) in an unidentified hand.
[1] The Irish establishment -- [2]. The pay and subsistance [sic] p diem of the officers and private men on the British establishment -- [3]. Report in relation to the ranks of the regiments -- [4]. List of the regimts. according to their seniority with the dates of the colonels commissions -- [5]. Generals with the dates of their commissions -- [6]. List of the several regiments of Horse Dragoons, and Foot in his Majs. service the year 1730 with their ranks succession of the several colonels, and places where they are -- [7]. List of names under headings "Horse broke," "Dragoons broke," "Foot broke" -- [8]. List of names of high ranking officers with the dates of their commissions, 1701-1739.
These lists includes details of the regiments according to seniority, pay & subsistence tables, succession of colonels, etc.
Covers the period before the official British Army lists were published by the government.
Charles William Tonyn was a colonel in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, a cavalry regiment of the British army; Three of his sons also were prominent military men, serving during the Seven Years' War.
Bound in half calf with green paper boards.
Ruled in red, lists [1]-[6] in the hand of Tonyn; lists [7]-[8] (on reverse of book) in an unidentified hand.
[1] The Irish establishment -- [2]. The pay and subsistance [sic] p diem of the officers and private men on the British establishment -- [3]. Report in relation to the ranks of the regiments -- [4]. List of the regimts. according to their seniority with the dates of the colonels commissions -- [5]. Generals with the dates of their commissions -- [6]. List of the several regiments of Horse Dragoons, and Foot in his Majs. service the year 1730 with their ranks succession of the several colonels, and places where they are -- [7]. List of names under headings "Horse broke," "Dragoons broke," "Foot broke" -- [8]. List of names of high ranking officers with the dates of their commissions, 1701-1739.
These lists includes details of the regiments according to seniority, pay & subsistence tables, succession of colonels, etc.
Covers the period before the official British Army lists were published by the government.
Charles William Tonyn was a colonel in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, a cavalry regiment of the British army; Three of his sons also were prominent military men, serving during the Seven Years' War.
Bound in half calf with green paper boards.
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