 | Daniel MacKinnon - 1833 - 540 pages
...raised in twelve troopes of " fourscore in each besides officers, who are to be under the com" mand of our most deare and most intirely beloved Cousin,...remaining within our " office of the Ordinance, as foHoweth, that is to say; three corpo" rails, two serjeants, the gentleman of armes, and twelve soldiers... | |
 | Thomas Carter - 1860 - 742 pages
...warrant bearing date 2nd of April, 1672 : — " CHABLES E. — Our will and pleasure is, that a Regiment of Dragoones which we have established and ordered...be raised, in twelve Troopes of fourscore in each besides officers, who are to be under the command of Our most deare and most entirely beloved Cousin,... | |
 | Timothy Gowing - 1892 - 680 pages
...warrant bearing date 2nd of April, 1672 : — "CHARLES R. — Our will and pleasure is that the Regiment of Dragoones which we have established and ordered...be raised in twelve troopes of fourscore in each, besides officers, who are to be under the command of Our most deare and most entirely beloved Cousin,... | |
 | Clifford Walton - 1894 - 944 pages
...is, that a Regiment of Dragoons, which we have established and ordered to be raised, in twelve Troops of fourscore in each beside officers, who are to be under the command of Our most dear and most entirely beloved cousin Prince Rupert, shall be armed out of Our stores remaining within... | |
 | Society for Army Historical Research (London, England) - 1921 - 628 pages
...in the following terms : — " Charles R. " Our Will and Pleasure is, that a Regiment of Dragoons, which we have established and ordered to be raised,...to be under the command of Our most deare and most entirely beloved Cousin Prince Rupert, shall be armed out of Our stores remaining within Our office... | |
 | Charles John Ffoulkes, Edward Campbell Hopkinson - 1968 - 176 pages
...follows : 3 April 2, 1672 Cftarlt* &. Our will and pleasure is that a Regiment of Dragoones which we established and ordered to be raised in Twelve Troopes of fourscore in each besides officers, who are to be under the command of Our most deare and most intirely beloved Cousin,... | |
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intirely beloved Cousin Prince Rupert, shall " be armed out of Our stoares remaining within " Our office of the Ordinance, as... 