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Historical Record of the Thirty-fourth, or the Cumberland Regiment of Foot / containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1702 and of its subsequent services to 1844

Chapter 7: PLATES.
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An official regimental history recounts one infantry regiment's formation in 1702 and its service through 1844, compiling deployments, stations, battles, sieges, and other operations. It provides rosters of officers, lists of killed and wounded, citations of honours and medals, descriptions of colours, trophies, badges, and the reasons for distinctions, and includes illustrative plates and footnotes. Prefatory material explains the purpose of preserving regimental annals to encourage esprit de corps and to record acts of individual and collective gallantry, while the narrative draws on official orders, reports, and archival materials to present an authoritative chronology.


SUCCESSION OF COLONELS.

  Year Page
1702 Robert Lord Lucas 79
1705 Hans Hamilton 80
1712 Thomas Chudleigh
1723 Robert Hayes 81
1732 Stephen Cornwallis
1738 Lord James Cavendish
1742 The Honorable James Cholmondeley 82
1749 The Honorable Henry Seymour Conway 83
1751 Charles Russell
1754 Thomas Earl of Effingham 84
1760 Lord Frederick Cavendish
1797 George Ferdinand Lord Southampton
1810 Sir Eyre Coote, G.C.B. 85
1816 The Honorable Sir G. Lowry Cole, G.C.B. 87
1826 Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane, Bart. G.C.B. and G.C.H. 88

Succession of Lieutenant-Colonels 89
Succession of Majors 91

PLATES.

Regimental colour to face page xix
Queen’s and Regimental Colours 9
Uniform of Officers in 1844 9
Uniform of Private Soldiers in 1742 24
Uniform of Private Soldiers in 1844 78