10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOOTGUARDS»
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footguards in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
footguards and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Benedict Arnold, Revolutionary Hero: An American Warrior ...
officers, the Footguards, as they would be known, voted to have Arnold serve as
their captain. Given his personal wealth, his reputation as an firm advocate of
American liberties, and his high standing among New Haven's working people, ...
2
Wellington's Army in the Peninsula 1809-14
T.W. Fermor of 3rd Footguards. Blantyre's Brigade: Stopford had briefly resumed
command before I February, but was absent again by 8 April. On 7 May Maj. Gen.
William Wheatley was appointed in his place but died of typhus at Escorial on I ...
3
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of ...
... 38-9 (vi) regiments (generally) arming, 158, 188 disbandment, 1168n
embarkation, 44, 231, 1245 raising, 79, 583-4, 1371, 1477 strengths, 79, 266B (
vii) regiments (particular): footguards 1st regiment of footguards (Grenadiers),
1837, 1843, ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, A. Rumble, Robert Pentland Mahaffy, 2006
4
Cumberland's Culloden Army 1745-46
Each of them, with the exception of the Footguards and the 1st (Royal) Regiment,
was organized as a single battalion, which normally comprised ten companies
including one of grenadiers. The Royals had two battalions, but as they rarely if ...
5
The Fate of the Jacobite Grenadiers: The third of three ...
Gaps had opened up between the companies in the third column: the heavily
equipped French and the Irish fusiliers should have been following the
Footguards. But they had fallen behind. The cavalry, who had to coax their
mounts through ...
6
One of the Boys: Homosexuality in the Military During World ...
While arguing that society requires the repression of disfavoured emotions,
LePan nevertheless describes with admiration the fearless soldiers of the
Footguards who were “not above eking out their pay with some earnings from
male ...
7
Frederick the Great's Allies 1756-63
... Brunswick • British: Footguards and Line • Hanoverian: Footguards and Line •
Hessian: Footguards and Line – Militia • Prussian: Fusiliers TECHNICAL
TROOPS 24 • Brunswick artillery – British artillery – Buckeburg contingent –
Hanoverian ...
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
When four years of age, his the footguards, esq. ; and by that lady, father took him
to visit his grandfather, who died in 1814, he had issue six sons who lived at
Londesborough in the East and one daughter : 1. Francis Love Beck- Riding, and
...
9
Journal of the Statistical Society of London
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average, it may be estimated that two-tenths per 1000, or 2 out of every 10,000, of
the troops die annually from this class of disemes. The admissions amount to 3
per ...
Statistical Society (Great Britain), 1839
10
A Collection of the Parliamentary Debates in England: From ...
Morden, William, Dunwirb Morgan, Thomas, Mnmoutlasht're, Lieutenant of the
COunty of Monmouth Munra, Sir Robert, Dingsswall, &Ft. His Brother an indee
pendent Company. Murray, Lord John, Pertbshire, Colonel in the FootGuards
500l.
Great Britain. Parliament, 1741
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOOTGUARDS»
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footguards is used in the context of the following news items.
Thousands Enjoy Fantastic Armed Forces Day National Event In …
This one in scarlet tunics and bearskins is from from the footguards led by their drum major, in “state dress” because of the presence of the ... «The Guildford Dragon NEWS, Jun 15»
Prince Charles leads the Welsh Guards in rehearsal for Queen's …
... in carriages and those members of the Royal Family who're on parade as Colonels of the regiments of Footguards, ride on horses on parade. «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
Albion fan Damien strikes lucky as casino buys football chair
Two teams of four players use powerchairs equipped with footguards to attack, defend, and spin-kick a football in a bid to score goals. Brighton ... «The Argus, May 15»
England star seeking funds for wheelchair
... football, a form of the sport for people with disabilities where teams of four use powered wheelchairs with footguards to score goals. «Bracknell News, Mar 15»
Top powerchair footballer Ed Common seeks help to reach World Cup
... like Ed, a centre - take to a standard sized basketball court, with players using electric wheelchairs fitted with footguards to attack, defend and ... «ChronicleLive, Feb 15»
Disabled football team from Bradford given £8000 national grant
Two teams of four players use powerchairs equipped with footguards, also known as strikers, to attack, defend, and spin-kick a 13-inch football ... «Bradford Telegraph and Argus, Nov 14»
Lorton: NFL names for London
Whether it be the footguards with the giant beaver-fur caps or the famous Beefeaters at the Tower of London, the London Guards would be a ... «Observer Online, Nov 14»
Standing on guard for thee
"[The swagger stick] was pinched by a a member of the Governor Generals footguards in North Africa in 1943 during an inspection by ... «Neepawa Press, Oct 14»
Team's £80000 goal to bring powerchair football to Cumbria
Specially designed wheelchairs, called powerchairs, are equipped with footguards to attack, defend, and spin-kick a 13-inch football. The same ... «News & Star, Sep 14»
England finish runners-up in Powerchair Championship
The game is played over two equal periods of 20 minutes by teams of four players using powerchairs fitted with footguards to manoeuver the ... «The FA, Jul 14»
