**THIS set have all been professionally restored as they had been left for many years and had a mixture of foxing, mould and dirt. The images are all of the ones sent so when framed will be stunning and as the book is so rare worth the time and effort**

No. I. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER LIGHT HORSE VOLUNTEERS.

* COMMANDER, COLONEL HERRIES. This  Association, consisting of six Troops, was first formed in the year 1780, and takes Precedency of all other Volunteer Military Associations. They have been frequently reviewed, and as often received the warmest testimonies of approbation from the highest authorities. OFFICERS’ NAMES AND RANK. Colonel Herries. Lieutenant Colonels, Beachcroft and Bosanquet. Major Hoare. Captains, Dunlop, Colling, Dorrien, Bird, Harris, and Harrison. Lieutenants, Downing, Markham, Smith, Steuart, Shiflher, and Hoare. Lieutenant and Adjutant, —— Gordon. Cornets, French, Wilson, Beachcroft, Cornwall, Sutton, and Walford. Secretary, Mr. Hughes. ** One of nine only London Cavalry Volunteers 1799 ** By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue : Restored mid right by sword but not obvious when framed

No. VIII. LAMBETH LOYAL CAVALRY COMMANDER, MAJOR BARRETT
This Troop was formed at the same time with the Lambeth Loyal Infantry, commanded by Sir Robert Burnett, Knt. and are in all respects under the same regulations as the Infantry. * They have been reviewed and gave the greatest satisfaction with respect to Discipline and Military Appearance. They received their Standard from the hand of Mrs. Burnett, Lady of Sir R. Burnett, on the 22d of September 1799, in a field near Vauxhall Gardens. THEIR OFFICERS’ ARE: Major Barrett, Commander; Captain, James Scott. Lieutenant, Richard King; Cornet, Enos Smith; Adjutant, – Swallow. A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue : Restored mid right by sword but not obvious when framed

No. V. MIDDLESEX CAVALRY

This was formed under the direction of — Manwaring, Esq. for the especial preservation of Public Tranquillity, and the Security of individual Property within their own Limits. They mount one Troop of about 60 Privates, regulated by a Committee chosen from among themselves. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Captain, – Manwaring. Lieutenant, – Batten; Cornet, – Harrison. The Middlesex Cavalry have been particularly active on every occasion of alarm; and for Figure and Discipline highly flattering to the feelings of their worthy Commander. A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue : : Restored + reinforced top right corner but not obvious when framed

No. III DEPTFORD CAVALRY

THIS  was formed in March 1798, under the particular direction of Goodhew, Esq. for the protection of individual Property, and the Peace of the Parish of St. Paul, Deptford. They consist of one Troop, regulated by their own Military Committee; and their Standard was presented to them on Blackheath by the Right Hon. Lady Evelyn. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Captain, Goodhew. Lieutenant, Perry; Cornet , Randal. DRESS: Helmet; Over all Bear-skin, the rest is elegantly enriched with silver adornments; on right side, Crown and Garter; G. R. in cypher; Motto, DEFENCE, in front, A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue :Restored top left + thin paper but not obvious when framed

No. II SURRY YEOMANRY

This  Troop was early mounted, and indefatigable in its exertions. For Discipline it is generally acknowledged worthy to rank with the best Regulars. They have been frequently reviewed, and as often received the warmest approbation from the higher powers. Their Standards were presented on Epsom Downs by the hand of Lady Leslie; and their OFFICERS ARE: Colonel, Right Hon. Lord Leslie. Lieutenant Colonel, – Evelyn; Major, Sir Thomas Turton. Captains, John Rice, William Strode, Charles Dunking. Lieutenant Captain, Mr. Jons. Lieutenants, Barines, George Brown. Adjutant, Mr. Wathen. Cornets, Evans, – Norriss. N.B. Since engraving the annexed Plate, the Body Dress of the Troop has undergone a small alteration. A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue : : Restored top right under number  but not obvious when framed

Loyal Islington Volunteer Cavalry
This  Corps of Cavalry was first formed under the direction of P. Anderdon, Esq. immediately after the Enemy presumed to land upon the Welch coast, and was the first to be completed for Service. The Standard was presented to the Troop in the Spring, 1799, by the hand of Mrs. Anderdon, and at the sole expense of that Lady. A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue : : Restored top left corner but not obvious when framed

No. IV. WESTMINSTER CAVALRY
This respectable Corps was formed for the preservation of public Tranquillity, and the security of individual Property within their own Limits. It consists of two Troops of about 140 Privates and regulated by a Committee chosen from among themselves. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Major, – Elliot. Captain, — Cosser; Lieutenants, — Hislop, -Shirley. Cornets, James Fozard, – Mackintosh. Adjutant, Arrow. DRESS:  Their Helmets bear on the right side the Arms of Westminster, richly adorned with a Garter, inscribed WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEER CAVALRY; the Garter radiated with a Star, and Crown at top; the Motto below on Label, NON NOBIS SED PATRIÆ. A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue :

Clerkenwell Cavalry
THIS Troop was formed shortly after the Infantry, under the direction of Marmaduke Sellon, Esq. Its number at present is but small and act independent of the other Corps; they are for the protection of the Parish of Clerkenwell only, and have a Committee chosen out of the Troop, consisting of nine Members. They mount no Standard, nor intend one till their numbers increase to greater respectability. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Commander, Captain Marmaduke Sellon. Lieutenant, – Sturges; Cornet, – Seward. DRESS: Helmets; in front, CLERKENWELL CAVALRY; on right side, Garter and Crown. Breastplate, plain. Button; C. W. L. C. in cypher. Boots.A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £115 inc delivery Condition Issue :

 Last of the Cavalry set = not present =No. VI. SOUTHWARK CAVALRY * This respectable Troop was celebrated for early exertions upon the general alarm. In point of Discipline and Elegance they stand in a high rank of estimation. The Troop received their Standard at Walworth, in June 1798, from the hand of Mrs. Collingdon; and THEIR OFFICERS ARE: Captain, – Collingdon. Lieutenant, -Ellis; Cornet, – Field.
Full set of eight as shown £750

No. LXXIII. CANDLEWICK WARD ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM RAYER. This Association was formed the 14th of June 1798, to preserve Tranquillity, and protect the Chief Magistrate of the City of London. It consists of one Company, united with Cornhill, Vintry, Walbrook, Dowgate, Bread-street, Cripplegate Within, and Cheap, making in the whole eight Corps, under the general title of THE ROYAL EXCHANGE DIVISION or LONDON VOLUNTEERS. This Corps has not received Colours; and their number, 57: they have a Committee, military and parochial. No settled Place of Arms. OFFICERS, NAMES: Captain, William Rayer. Lieutenant, —–. DRESS: Helmets; on a Label, PRO REGE ET PATRIA. Ornament on ditto, Garter and Crown; G. R. in cypher. Breastplate, oval; C. W. A. in cypher, and Crown above. Cartouch Box; a Star. Buttons; a Crown; C. W. A. in cypher. Whole Gaiters, in full Dress; Half, undress.  A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. LXXII. BANK OF ENGLAND VOLUNTEERS

This Corps was formed by the Governors of the Bank, of their own People, in April 1798, under the Command of Thomas Whitmore, Esq. to protect the Bank of England, and the Property; not to receive Pay for military Services; and the Bank to find Clothing, Arms, and Accoutrements. The number of this Corps is limited to 450; and they at present have two Wing and six Battalion Companies, of 50 Privates each. Their Colours were presented to them on the 2d of September 1799, by the Lady of Samuel Thornton, Esq. Governor of the Bank of England, in Lord’s Ground, Marylebone. These Colours are beautifully ornamented with the figure of Britannia, encircled with branches of Palm and Oak; and on a Label underneath, GOD SAVE THE KING. The military Committee consists of the Colonel, the Major, and seven Captains, and is permanent during life. NAMES OF OFFICERS: Colonel, Thomas Whitmore. Lieutenant Colonel, vacant; Major, and Adjutant, James Reed. Surgeon, Mr. Vaux; Chaplain, Grenadiers. – Captain, –Mellish; Lieutenants, -Bentley, Bradley. First Battalion. -Captain, –Puget; Lieutenant, — Best. Second Battalion. -Captain, — Lewis; Lieutenant, — Aslett. Third Battalion. -Captain, –Simeon; Lieutenant, — Browning. Fourth Battalion. – Captain, — Champion; Lieutenant, –Shrubsole. Fifth Battalion. -Captain, M. Amyand; Lieutenant, — Corner. Sixth Battalion. -Captain, –Langley; Lieutenant, — Collins. Light Infantry. -Captain, — Manning; Lieutenants, — Newcombe, – Dawes. Ensigns, Messrs. Triquet, Towle, Smart, Thomas, Hutchison, Humble. DRESS: Breast-plate oval; Britannia. Cartouch-box; Britannia in centre, with BANK VOLUNTEERS round. Whole Gaiters, Grenadiers and Battalion. Short Gaiters, Light Infantry. Grenadiers have Fur Caps. Battalion, round Hats, with Bear-skin across, and Feather, red and white.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. LXII. PORTSOKEN WARD VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN COMMANDANT, JAMES SHAW, ALDERMAN OF THE WARD. This Volunteer Corps was formed May, 1798, to serve within the City under the direction of the Lord Mayor. It consists of one Company of Infantry, about 80 Rank and File, joined to Bishopsgate Ward Association. It has not yet received its Colours; and its Committee is composed of the Elders of the Parish, who are chosen by a parochial assembly. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER IS, Captain Commandant, James Shaw, Alderman of the Ward. DRESS. Helmets. The Label is inscribed PORTSOKEN WARD; and the Ornaments on the right side of ditto are, Crown, Garter, and Motto. Breast-plate, oval; P. V. in cypher. Buttons; P. V. in cypher. Cartouch-box; a Star. Whole Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. VIII. BLOOMSBURY, AND INNS OF COURT VOLUNTEERS.

LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, SAMUEL COMPTON COX.  THIS very respectable Corps was formed June, 1797, to assist, if required, in eflectuating every purpose that propriety and loyalty may justify. They consist of six Companies, beside the attached Corps; and received their Colours June 2d, 1798, from the hand of Lady Loughborough. They have a Committee of sixteen Members, chosen out of the whole Corps by Ballot. NAMES OF THE OFFICERS.  Lieutenant Colonel, Samuel Compton Cox. Major, William Watson. Captains, James Trebeck, John Mitford, Arthur Palmer, James Trower, William Bouth, John Forster, Thomas Plumer. Lieutenants, F. W. Sanobrs, G. Branwell, G. Brown, Edward King, Sir F. Eden, Bart. S. N. Meredith, John Richardson. Ensigns, Thomas Mills, Henry Richmond, Hon. Charles Agar, John Kirby, J. H. Newbolt, J. Bernard Bosanquet, James York. Adjutant, William Harrison; Surgeon, R. R. Pennington; Serjeant Major, Charles Puller; Secretary, Thomas Lane; Clerk, Joshua Stafford. DRESS  Round Hats and Feathers, White. Breast Plate, plain oval. Cartouch Box, a Star. Buttons, plain on full Dress; on undress, B. I. C. A. in Cypher. Gaiters, whole. Motto on Colours, NOLUMUS MUTARI.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins right to plate mark top left corner

No. XLIV. OLAVE’S, SOUTHWARK, VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN GREEN. This Volunteer Corps was formed in May 1798, under Captain Green, to protect their own Property, but, in case of actual Invasion, to march where- ever their Services may be required. They consist of one Company, Light Infantry. , No Colours have yet been presented: a Subscription is on foot by the Ladies of the Parish for the above purpose. The St. Olave’s are not yet joined to any other Corps, but shortly expect to be united with the Southwark Division. They have a Committee chosen by the Corps at large; Officers always of that Committee; Place of Arms within their own Parish, and THEIR OFFICERS’ NAMES ARE, Captain, — Green. First Lieutenant, — Shaw; Second Lieutenant, -— Thackery. DRESS. Helmets; brass mounted, Bear-skin, and red Feather tipped white; on the Label, ST. OLAVE’s VOLUNTEERS. Breastplate, oval; Crown over G. R.; Motto above all, PRO REGE ET PATRIA; on a Label below, ST. OLAVE’S VOLUNTEERS. Cartouch, quite plain. Buttons, plain yellow. Half Gaiters, plain white Stocking   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. L. BERMONDSEY VOLUNTEERS.

MAJOR COMMANDANT, THOMAS GAITSKILL.  This Corps was established in July, 1794, agreeable to the act of 34. Geo. III. and have consented to go to any part of the Southern District in case of real danger. It consists of two Companies of 70 each. Their Colours were the gift of the Ladies of the Parish of Bermondsey and presented by Miss Richardson. OFFICERS’ NAMES.  Major Commandant, Thomas Gaitskill; also Captain of the First Company. First Company. —Captain, Thomas Gaitskill; First Lieutenant, i- Reed; Second Lieutenant, -—— Gaitskill. Second Company. —Captain, S. Field; First Lieutenant, ——— Jordan; Second Lieutenant, -—- Brandon. Chaplain, the Rev. Henry Cox; Surgeon, S. Henry Sterry. DRESS. Helmet; Label, BERMONDSEY VOLUNTEERS. Breast plate, oval; PRO ARIS ET FOCIS.  Button; G. R. under the Crown. Short Gaiters.

LI. LOYAL VOLUNTEERS, ST. JOHN’S, SOUTHWARK.

CAPTAIN DAVID KING. This Volunteer Association was first formed in June, 1797, under an Act of the 34th George III. raised, clothed, and upheld entirely at the expence of its own Members. It consists of one Light Company, under the Command of David King, Esq.: they are not joined to any other Corps; and their Colours were presented to them by the hand of Mrs. Thornton, Lady of Henry Thornton, Esq. Member of Parliament for the Borough of Southwark, on their own Parade, the 17th of July, 1798, and their number is unlimited: they have a Committee, chosen out of their own body every six months, always to consist of three Commissioned Officers, &c. Place of Arms in Russell-street. This Corps was inspected and approved by Colonel Fisher, and the Right Hon. Lord Onslow, in the spring of 1798. OFFICERS, NAMES. Captain, David King. First Lieutenant, Thomas Starling Benson; Second Lieutenant, Peter Barnes. DRESS. Helmets; turned up red and blue, mounted with Bearskin, and all red Feathers in front; on a Label, ST. JOHN’S SOUTHWARK; on right side the Southwark Arms. Breastplate, oval; (PRO REGE ET PATRIA). Buttons; S. J. S. Crown above. Half Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. LII. LANGBOURN WARD VOLUNTEERS.

MAJOR COMMANDANT, WALTER POWELL, JUN. THIS Volunteer Corps was formed in May, 1798, Sir John Eamer, Knight and Alderman, in the Chair, when they resolved, with the approbation of His Majesty, to call themselves the Langbourn Ward Association; to fur- nish themselves with Arms and Clothing at their own expence; and that it be understood the persons forming this Association are not to be considered as enlisted Soldiers, but as Citizens, learning the use of Arms for the sole purpose of protecting their own Property, and of supporting the Chief and other Magistrates, in case of Invasion, Rebellion, Insurrection, Riot, &c.; nor were they to go out of the City without their own consent; and that care be taken to obtain Commissions from His Majesty, in which there be a clause expressive of these conditions; to which His Majesty was graciously pleased to signify his approbation. This Corps consists of two Companies of about 120 Rank and File Battalion. OFFICERS’ NAMES Major Commandant, Walter Powell, Jun. First Company.–Captain, Augustus Robert Hankey; Lieutenant, John Edward Breen; Ensign, James Layton. Second Company.-Captain, Alexander Innes; Lieutenant, Joseph Kilner; Ensign, Thomas Street. Their Committee is chosen by ballot; and they are joined to the Tower, Bridge, Aldgate, and Billingsgate Wards. The Corps received their Colours from the hand of Lady Eamer, on the 5th of November 1798, in Lord’s Cricket Ground. DRESS. Helmet; without Motto, or metallic ornament. Breastplate, square; L. W. A. in cypher. Buttons; Crown only. Cartouch ; no ornament. White Pantaloons, and Half Boots.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

 

No. LVII. WALBROOK WARD ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN, ALDERMAN CADELL. THIS Association was formed June 1798, under Alderman Cadell, to protect the City and its Dependencies, but that Gentleman having given in his Resignation, the affairs of the Corps will be best explained by the following Letter: Walbrook Ward Association, Royal Exchange Division of London Volunteers. “ To the Honourable the Court of Lieutenancy for the City of London, “ GENTLEMEN, “ I am desired by the Committee of this Association to state to “ your Honourable Court, that an alteration in the Officers having “ been occasioned by the Resignation of Mr. Alderman Cadell, “ their late worthy Captain, they beg leave to recommend as their “ PRESENT OFFICERS, “ Captain, James Cooper, Esq. ” Lieutenant, Mr. Henry Fourdrinier. “ Ensign, Mr. Henry Clutterbuck. “ And the Committee request as a favour, that the necessary ” measures may be immediately taken for their Commissions to be “ obtained. “ I remain, Gentlemen, “ Your obedient humble Servant, “ MOY THOMAS, Secretary. “Bearbinder-lane, “ June 15th, 1799.” DRESS Helmets; WALBROOK WARD ASSOCIATION. Ornament on ditto, Garter and Crown. Breastplate; City Arms, Buttons; WV. W. A. in cypher. Half Gaiters. Place of Arms, Sadler’s Hall Gardens. The Corps consists of about 80, have no Colours yet, and joined to Dowgate, &c. &c.    A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins extensive  abrasions to the rear aslo shown

No. LVIII. GLERKENWELL ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN GOMMANDANT, MARMADUKE SELLON. This Corps was formed May, 1797, under the direction of Marmaduke Sellon, Esq. not to go out of their own District, and to assist the Magistrates in the preservation of Tranquillity. They consist of one Company of about 86 Privates; their Committee is parochial, chosen by ballot; have not received Colours, nor are they at present united to any other Corps. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain Commandant, Marmaduke Sellon. Captain, — Magniac; Lieutenants, William Cook, J. Robins. DRESS, Helmets; LOYAL CLERKENWELL ASSOCIATION, in front. Breastplate, oval; CLERKENWELL ASSOCIATION. Buttons; plain. Cartouch, a Star; C. A. in cypher in centre. Half Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins

No. XXXIX. CORDWAINERS’ WARD VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN CORFIELD. This Association was formed in May 1798, under John Corfield, Esq. to serve within the City and its Liberties, and forms but one Company, consisting of near 80 Privates : they have not received their Colours. At present they are united to the Candlewick and Dowgate Ward Associations, and are expected to be joined by other Corps. This Corps has a General Committee, consisting of Brook Watson, Esq. as Alderman of the Ward, of the Common Council, and of the principal Inhabitants ; likewise a Military Committee of the Officers only. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, John Corfield; Lieutenant, –—- Idle; Ensign, —– Smith. DRESS. Helmet; Label, NON NOBIS SED PATRIÆ. Breastplate, oval; a Crown within a Garter, on which is inscribed, LONDON VOLUNTEERS. Buttons, round, and inscribed similar to the Breastplate. Short Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins: Restored mid right  but not obvious when framed

No. LX. BREAD-STREET WARD,

VOLUNTEERS. MAJOR COMMANDANT, THOMAS DRURY. THE above Corps was formed in May, 1798, when it was unanimously resolved that this Association shall serve without Pay; and aid and assist the Civil Power in case of Invasion, Commotion, or other Emergency; to provide Clothing at their own Expence, and to serve within the City of London only, unless by their own consent: a Committee of 27 Members was then elected, which will annually be replaced by a fresh one. This Association at present consists of two Companies of 60 each and unites for the purpose of Exercise with the following Corps: Candlewick, Cheap, Cornhill, the Two Cripplegates, Dowgate, Vintry, and Walbrook, and it is expected will shortly be joined by several others. A Body of Special Constables is also attached to this Association. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Major Commandant, Thomas Drury. First Company. —~ Captain, Zachary Langston; Lieutenant, Knight Spencer; Ensign, Joseph Birkett Jackson. Second Company. -Captain, Robert Rowley; Lieutenant, John Wood; Ensign, Sempel Sampson. DRESS. Helmet; Label, PRO ARIS ET FOCIS; ornament on right side, G. R. within the Garter, and the Crown at top. Breastplate, oval; B. S. W. Crown over, ASSOCIATION beneath. Buttons; B. S. W. a Crown above, ASSOCIATION under. Short Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. XLIX. LOYAL HACKNEY VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN COMMANDANT JAMES WILLIAMS.  THE Loyal Hackney Volunteers were formed in May, 1794, under -—— Beaufoy, Esq. now Colonel of the First Regiment of Tower Hamlet Militia, to which he was appointed in March, 1797. Their engagements are, to aid and assist the Civil Power in case of Riot or Invasion, anywhere within ten miles of Hackney. They at present consist of two Companies of about 60 each; and received their Colours from the Ladies of Hackney. This Corps has upon several occasions done Duty in London, at the request of the Magistrates, and on other occasions. NAMES OF OFFICERS. Captain Commandant, James Williams; also Captain of the First Company. First Company. —Captain, James Williams; Lieutenant, William Le Gros; Ensign, G. M. Hanson. Second Company. —Captain, Samuel Dobree; Lieutenant, S. Lee; Ensign, vacant. DRESS. Round Hats; Bearskin and Feather. Breastplate, oval, with letters, L. H. V. Cartouch Box; square Plate with L. H. V. Buttons; the words,LOYAL HACKNEY VOLUNTEERS. Long Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LVI. ALDGATE WARD ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBE. This Association was formed the 4th of May, 1798, under Harvey Christian Combe, Esq. Alderman of London, and M. P.; when it was resolved to pro vide Clothing, Arms, and Accoutrements, at their own expence, reserving a power to their Committee to assist such Members as may desire it out of the General Fund arising from Voluntary Contributions: also not to serve out of the City without their own consent. They at present consist of one Company, of about 70 Privates, and are to unite with St. Catherine’s, Trinity, Minories, and others. Mrs. Combe presented their Colours on the 25th of October 1798, in the East India Company’s Field, Islington Road. The Committee of this Association was originally chosen by the Inhabitants of the Ward, but at present new Members are elected by the Committee alone. A Body of Special Constables is likewise attached to this Association. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, H. C. Combe. Lieutenant, Charles Chalmers; Ensign, Richard Radford. DRESS. Helmet; Label, ALDGATE WARD ASSOCIATION; Crown and Garter with circular ornaments. Breast-plate, oval; with the letters A. W. V. Cartouch ; a small Star. Round Buttons; same device as Breastplate. Long Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+<

No. LXI. VINTRY WARD VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN ROBERT PRICKWOOD. This Corps engaged on the 1st of May, 1797, (when it was formed) that the Members should, at their own Expence, supply themselves with all things necessary for arming, for the Protection of good Order, and defending the Property of their Neighbours from violation, and to assist the City Magistrates on every emergency. Their number is upwards of 60, Rank and File, forming one Company; and they join, for the purpose of Exercise, with Bread-street, Cheap, Cornhill, the Two Cripplegates, Dowgate, and Walbrook Wards, and probably will soon be united to others. They have a Committee chosen by the Ward, consisting of the Officers and other Inhabitants; and the Corps received their Colours from the hand of Mrs. Christin, the 27th of August, 1798, at Kennington Bowling Green. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, Robert Prickwood. Lieutenant, F. H. Christin; Ensign, James Brooks. DRESS. Helmets; Label, VINTRY WARD VOLUNTEERS; and the Side Ornament G. R. within the Garter. Breastplate; V. W. V. in the centre, and PRO ARIS ET FOCIS round. Buttons, round, otherwise similar to Breastplate. Short Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LXVI. TOWER WARD ASSOCIATION.

COMMANDER, LIEUTENANT COLONEL CURTIS, ALDERMAN OF LONDON. THIS Association was first formed in May, 1798, under William Curtis, Esq.to support the Chief Magistrate of the City of London in the execution of hisDuty, to protect their own Property, and to bring to punishment the intemalenemies of His Majesty and the Constitution. It consists of two Companiesof Infantry; its Place of Arms uncertain till a future day. Their Committeeis chosen every three months; and consists of Commissioned Oflicers, oneSerjeant, and three Rank and File. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Lieutenant Colonel, William Curtis. C First Captain, Thomas Dawson; Second Captain, George Mackenzie. First Lieutenant, John Barton; Second Lieutenant, J. B. Inglis. Ensigns, T. Bridges, and B. Parry. This Corps is joined to Bridge Ward, and it is expected shortly to unite with several others. They received their Colours from the hand of Miss Roberts, at Colonel Curtis’s house, Southgate, on the 22d day of September, 1798, being the Anniversary Day of His Majesty’s Coronation. DRESS. Helmet; the Garter elegantly surrounded with Military Trophies; G. R. in centre; Crown at the top; TOWER or LONDON in base; Feather all white; Bear’s fur, and turned up with Leopard-skin. Breast-plate, oval ; TOWER OF LONDON, and T. W. A. Cartouch-box; within a Star, T. W. A. Buttons; rowan or LONDON, and T. W. A. Half Gaiters. ,  A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+<

No. LXVIII. LOYAL BERMONDSEY VOLUNTEER

ASSOCIATION. CAPTAIN ROBERT RICH. This Corps was enrolled in May 1798, under Robert Rich, Esq. to serve in Southwark and Rotherhithe: they consist of one Company, and their Place of Arms is the Jamaica House, near Rotherhithe. They have a Committee chosen out of the Corps, and are not joined to any other Company. Their Colours were presented the 1st of May 1799. THEIR OFFICERS ARE,  Captain, Robert Rich. First Lieutenant, —— -——-; Second Lieutenant, — —-. DRESS:  Helmets; on Label in front, LOYAL BERMONDSEY VOLUNTEERS; Bear-skin and red Feather.  Breastplate, oval, and gilt; L. B. V. and Crown. Cartouch; L. B. V. in cypher, and Crown. Buttons, ditto, ditto.  Gaiters. N.B. This Corps has been particularly active on several occasions; and their Commander has shewn himself indefatigable wherever there has been occasion for their Services.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LIX. ROYAL WESTMINSTER GRENADIERS.

CAPTAIN PETTIT. The Royal Westminster Volunteers was originally formed in the parish of St. Ann’s, Soho, which name it bore till the year 1797, when, having increased to two Companies, and it appearing probable that the numbers might improve much more, if a more general name were adopted; application was accordingly made for that purpose, and leave granted by His Majesty to take the name of The Royal Westminster Volunteers. The names of the Officers, when first formed, were Captain, Bryant Higgins. First Lieutenant, R. West. Second Ditto, — Greenwood. The Corps at present consists of one Grenadier Company, six Battalions ditto, and one of Light Infantry. NAMES AND RANK OF OFFICERS AT PRESENT: Grenadiers, Captain Pettitt; Lieutenants Gordon and Bowman. Light Company, Captain Russell; Lieutenants Rowe and Wrench. First Battalion, Captain Fowler, Lieut. Hopkins, Ensign Tullock. Second Ditto, Captain Allen, Lieut. Jennett, Ensign Wellington. Third Ditto, Captain Broadwood, Lieut. Smithwaite, Ensign Elliott Fourth Ditto, Lieut. Col. Birch, Lieut. Cragg, Ensign J. Bowman. Fifth and Sixth, reserved for the Colonel and Major; the other Officers not yet appointed. All Officers elected from the ranks. The Royal Westminster Volunteers were reviewed in 1795, in: Mr. Lord’s Cricket Ground, Marylebone, by the Right Hon. Field Marshal Conway: in 1796, on Wimbledon Common, by Lord Onslow; and the day after called out by the Magistrates to quell a riot in St. Ann’s parish. In 1797, they were again reviewed by General Gwyn, in the King’s Mews: and in 1798, in Harley Fields, by General D’Oyley. Lady Southampton, on the 25th of May 1799, honoured this Corps a presentation of their Colours, in the King’s Mews, Charing Cross. DRESS Blue turned up with Red, and trimmed with Gold; Hat, with Red Feather tipped White: The Light Company wear Helmets, with a Bugle Horn: ROYAL WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEERS. Breast Plate, oval, with a Portcullis; ROYAL WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEERS round the Portcullis. Cartouch Box, same as the inner part of Breast Plate. Buttons, Portcullis and Crown, with R. W. V. in Cypher. Military Boots &c. THE Uniform of the Royal Westminster Grenadiers differs from that of the Battalion and Light Infantry men; the shoulder is adorned with a superb gold Epaulet; the Cap, a lofty black Bear-skin front, topped with a white Feather and gold Facing in the forehead impressed with the Arms of Westminster; the lower Dress, white Breeches and Military Boots. OFFICERS’ NAMES AND RANK of THE GRENADIER COMPANY. N. B. For Light Infantry, vide No. XIX. For Battalion, vide No. II.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+  : Reinforced  top right behind not obvious when framed

No. LV. FARRINGDON WARD WITHIN VOLUNTEERS.

MAJOR COMMANDANT, ALDERMAN PRICE. THIS Corps was formed in May, 1798, under the direction of Alderman Price, for the Preservation of Public Tranquillity, and the Protection of Property within their own District. They consist of two Companies, (Infantry) and have a Committee military and parochial, chosen by ballot: and their Colours were presented by Miss Price, daughter of the Alderman. OFFICERS, NAMES. Major Commandant, —- Price. Captain, — Cadwall; Captain, — Powell. N. B. Since engraving the Plate fifty-five alterations have taken place in the Corps; and they are now united with Farringdon Without and Castle Baynard, under the title of WEST LONDON LOYAL VOLUNTEERS.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LXIV. FARRINGDON WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS.

MAJOR COMMANDANT, CHARLES PRICE. THE above Association was instituted May 1793, under Alderman Charles Price; when it was resolved that they should provide their own Clothing, and serve gratuitously within the City of London, and not elsewhere, unless with their own consent; and the Committee was originally chosen by the Ward, and was composed of forty Inhabitants, but a Military Committee has since been chosen out of the former one. This Corps consists of two Companies of 60 each, and it is expected will soon join several other Associations. Their Colours were presented them by Major Price’s Lady, at Canonbury House, in October 1798. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Major Commandant, Charles Price. First Company.—- Captain, John Eykyn; Lieutenant, Charles Price, Jun.; Ensign, —– Jones. Second Company.-Captain, -—-— Hodgkinson; Lieutenant, -—- Boylstone; Ensign, — Davidson. DRESS Helmet; red Feather tipped white. Breastplate, oval, with F. W‘. V. in cypher. Round Buttons; F. W‘. V. in ditto. Short Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LXV. BRIDGE WARD ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN JOHN BODDY. This Corps was instituted the 10th of May 1798, to serve in the City of London, for its internal Tranquillity, and no where else, but with their own consent; and they make but one Company, of 66 Infantry, and their Place of Arms is Fishmongers’ Hall: they are joined by the Tower, Langbourn, and Aldgate Wards; and received their Colours in Fishmongers’ Hall, on the 22d of September 1798, from the hand of Mrs. Hibbert, wife of George Hibbert, Esq. Alderman of the Ward; and THEIR OFFICERS’ NAMES ARE, Captain, John Boddy. Lieutenant, John Chleuh; Ensign, John David Towse. They have a Committee, chosen by the Inhabitants from among themselves, and James Davidson, Esq. is their Treasurer and Chairman. Since their junction with the above-mentioned Wards they have altered their title to THE SOUTH-EAST DISTRICT or LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS, commanded by Colonel CURTIS and Major POWELL. DRESS Helmet; BRIDGE WARD VOLUNTEERS G. R. within the Garter; Crown at top. Breast-plate, silver, oval; B. W. A. Cartouch; Star, Garter, and Crown, BRIDGE WARD in Garter. Buttons, white, with BRIDGE WARD thereon.  Half Boots. Condition Issue : pale water mark top right corner but not obvious when framed   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. LXXV. WARD OF CRIPPLEGATE WITHOUT.

CAPTAIN THOMAS SIMONDS. THIS Association was entered into in May 1798, to preserve the Peace and Tranquillity of the City, and of this Ward in particular: they consist of one Light Company, united with Bishopsgate, Broad-street, and Portsoken, but wear their own Uniform. No Colours presented, and their number about 44 Privates. They have a Committee, chosen by the Inhabitants generally.  OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, Thomas Simonds. First Lieutenant, ; Second Lieutenant,  DRESS. Helmets; on a Label, CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITHIN.  Ornament, oval; C. W. W. in cypher.  Breastplate, oval, gilt; Figure of the Gate thereon.  Cartouch; a Star. Buttons, round ; under the Crown C. W. W.  Half Gaiters.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

LXXVII. MILE-END VOLUNTEERS.

COMMANDER, JOHN LIPTRAP, ESQ. THIS Corps was formed under John Liptrap, Esq. in May, 1798, for the preservation of Tranquillity within their own District. They consist of two Companies, of about 60 Rank and File; are joined to Wapping and Whitechapel. Received their Colours from the hand of — Charrington, Esq. as a present from the Ladies of Mile-End. The concerns of this Corps are regulated by a Committee, partly military and partly parochial. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Captain Commander, John Liptrap, Esq. First Company.–Captain, John Liptrap; Lieutenant, —– Towers. Second Company. – Captain, — Tompson; Lieutenant, — Kiddy. Place of Arms, Golden Eagle, Mile-End. DRESS: Helmets; on right side, Garter, Crown, and G. R.; Label, MILE-END VOLUNTEERS. Breastplate, oval, yellow; M. E. V. in cypher, and Crown above. Buttons, round, yellow, in cypher, Crown above. White Pantaloons.

LXXVIII. ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH, VOLUNTEERS.

COMMANDER, CAPTAIN JOHN MARSHALL. THIS Corps was formed under John Marshall, Esq. in March, 1798; and the Officers received their Commissions June, 1799. They consist of one Company, to protect their own District; are regulated by a military Committee, and have not yet received their Colours. OFFICERS’ NAMES: Captain, John Marshall. First Lieutenant, Thomas Longbotham; Second Lieutenant, Charles Lush, DRESS: Helmets; on right side, Garter and Crown; in front, SHOREDITCH VOLUNTEERS; Beast-plate; S. V. in cypher. Cartouch, a small Star. Half Gaiters .

LXXIX. TRINITY, MINORIES, ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN JOHN JUDSON. THIS Association was formed the 7th of May, 1798, under Captain John Judson, for the protection of the Parish only. It consists of two Companies, and are to act with Aldgate Lordship Association, and St. Catharine’s; they have no Colours, and it is indefinite to what extent this Corps may be carried. The Committee is chosen by the Parish, and the Officers of the Corps a part of that Committee. Place of exercise the East India Company’s Ground; and the OFFICERS’ NAMES ARE: Captain, John Judson. First Lieutenant, Charles Martin; Second Lieutenant, Thomas Hill. DRESS: Helmets; on a Label, TRINITY MINORIES, ASSOCIATION. Breastplate, oval, silver; T. M. A. in cypher. Cartouch Box; a Star. Buttons; T. M. A. Gaiters, Whole and Half.   A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)  from The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery Condition Issue : short margins 1cm+

No. XLII./42  GEORGE’S, SOUTHWARK, LOYAL VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN F. YOUNG. This Corps was formed April 1798, under the auspices of F. Young, Esq. and resolved not to serve out of the Parish, except by common consent. They are governed by a Committee, consisting of their Officers, Treasurer, and three Privates, the latter elected by ballot every three months; they consist of one Company, of about 90 Rank and File; and on Wednesday, the 19th of June 1799, the whole Corps dined together, in a splendid manner, at the Horns on Kennington Common, where an elegant Standard was presented to them by Miss Pigion, of the Borough, Southwark. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, F. Young. Lieutenant, —- Thornton; Ensign, ——- Meymott. DRESS. Helmet; Label, ST. GEORGE’S, SOUTHWARK, LOYAL VOLUNTEERS; ornament on the right side, the Crown and Garter, with G. R. in centre. Breastplate, oval; a Crown with St. G. S. Buttons, round, otherwise similar to Breastplate. Whole Gaiters. By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

54. ST. SEPULCHRE VOLUNTEERS.

MAJOR GOMMANDANT, ALDERMAN PRICE. THIS Corps was formed May, 1798, under the direction of their worthy Alderman, whose exertions to check the rising danger were indefatigable. The Corps consists of two Companies; and received Colours from the hand of Miss Price; have a Committee chosen by ballot, partly military, partly parochial. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, — Eakin; Captain, — Hodgkinson. DRESS. Helmets; Bear-skin turned up with Leopard-skin, and red Feather tipped white. Breastplate, oval; plain. Cartouch; plain. Button, plain. Half Gaiters. N. B. This Corps has undergone several changes since engraving the annexed Plate; and lately united with Castle Baynard Ward, Farringdon Within and Without. The Union is now called THE WEST LONDON UNITED VOLUNTEERS. By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXII./63 St Catherine's ASSOCIATION.

St. Catherine's Association Volunteer infantry, illustrating Club Arms 3rd Motion. "The left Elbow is sunk close to the side, & the left hand seizes the cock & hammer between the forefinger & thumb." By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXVII./67 CHRIST-CHURCH ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM TOULMIN. This Corps was instituted in April 1798, under William Toulmin, Esq. and agreed to protect all Persons and Property within the Parish of Christ-Church; also to serve without Pay, and to provide Arms, Accoutrements, and Clothes, at their own Expence. This Association has a Committee formed from out its own Body: they consist of one Company, at present about 60 Privates. OFFICERS, NAMES. Captain, William Toulmin. Lieutenant, Charles Beagley; Ensign, Edward Hill. DRESS. Helmet; Labels, UNION AND PROTECTION. Breastplate, oval; cypher, C. C. A. under a Crown. Ornaments, on the right side of Helmet. Cartouch; a small Star. Half Boots. By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXIX./ 69 BILLINGSGATE ASSOCIATION.

CAPTAIN JOHN ROEBUCK. This Association was formed in May 1798, for the special purpose of protecting their own Property against Depredators, of preserving the Tranquillity of the City, and assisting the Chief Magistrate when called for. They have a Committee formed of the Ward, and of their Military Associators: the Place of Arms is Fishmongers’ Hall; the Corps consists of about 60 Rank and File, making only one Company. They have no Colours at present, and are joined by the Tower, Bridge, and Aldgate Wards. OFFICERS’ NAMES. Captain, John Roebuck. Lieutenant, Theophilus Hearsy; Ensign, Thomas Eageley. DRESS. Helmet; Label, BILLINGSGATE ASSOCIATION.  Breastplate, square; B. W. A. in cypher, and the Crown. Cartouch, a Star. Buttons; B.W. A. cypher. Whole Gaiters. By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXX./70  HIGHLAND ARMED ASSOCIATION

T HE Highland Association was formed in July, 1797, when it was resolved, that before a Candidate become a Member he should be recommended, and his address be given the Secretary, who is to inquire his Character and Station in Life; of which the Committee being acquainted, they are to decide, with delicacy and feeling towards the Candidate, but with lively and tenacious attention for the respectability and honour of the Highland Association. This Corps at present consists of two Companies but mean (if possible) to extend to 800 Privates, to be all Battalion men. They have no Colours at present, nor are they to be joined to any other Corps; and every individual is to hold his own Arms. Their Officers are not yet gazetted. Thew Committee consists of the following Gentlemen: MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE: Mr. Donaldson, Whitehall; Mr. James Hal Stuart, Lincoln’s Inn; Mr. Macdonald, Pall Mall; Mr. William Ogilvie, Savile-row; Mr. James Ogilvie, Savile Row; Mr. L. D. Campbell; Mr. Tod, Hampstead; Mr. Ross, Fenchurch Street; Mr. Sheriff, Tower Royal. DRESS. A scarlet Jacket with yellow Facings; silver Lace on the Button-holes; Buttons white, with Crown and Thistle; a belted Plaid and Hose; a High­ land Bonnet, smartly mounted with Ostrich Feathers; a green hackle Feather fixed under the Cockade with silver Loop over it, and Button of the Corps; an ornamental hair Purse in front of the Kilt; the Shoe to be tied with a leather Latchet; the Plaid to be made of the Tartan, similar to that worn by the 42nd Regiment. ARMS: Officers and Serjeants shall wear Broad Swords, and Privates the Firelock and Bayonet; Belts of white Leather; the Breast-plate of tutanag, with Crown and Thistle in centre. N. B. Drill Ground, Mr. Burton’s Field, and Plant’s Riding House, Moor Place.    By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXXI./71 THE ARMED ASSOCIATION OF ST. MARY, WHITECHAPEL

CAPTAIN CARSTEN ROHDE This Association was formed the 4th of June 1798, to protect their own Parish, and not march out without their own consent. It consists of two Companies, Infantry, and is not yet joined with any other, but shortly expects to be with Mile End. They are regulated by a military and parochial Committee; and on the 1st of June 1799, received their Colours at the hand of Mrs. Hardy, Lady of Lieutenant Hardy, in the Tower Hamlets Field, Bethnal Green. Place of Arms, Whitechapel Ground. OFFICERS’ NAMES: First Company. – Captain, Carsten Rohde; First Lieutenant, – Cope; Second Lieutenant, – Roper. Second Company: – Captain, Matthew Craven; Third Lieutenant, –­ Hardy; Fourth Lieutenant, vacant. DRESS: Helmets; Label, WHITECHAPEL VOLUNTEERS. Breast-plate, oval, and yellow; W. V. and Crown. Buttons, gilt; W. V. and Crown. Whole Gaiters.   By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXXIV./74  QUEENHYTHE VOLUNTEERS.

CAPTAIN JOHN HANCOCK. THIS Corps of Volunteers was formed the 7th of July 1798, and commissioned to protect the general Security of Peace and Property within the City of London. It consists of one Company of 50 Privates, joined with Temple Bar, Guildhall, and Cordwainer’s Associations. They have Colours, presented by the Lady of Alderman Skinner, in the Church of St. Nicholas Olave, the 12th of December 1798. Their head Quarters, Bridewell; and their Committee chosen out of the Body military. OFFICERS’ NAMES:  Captain, John Hancock. Lieutenant, John William Goss; Ensign, Edward Lewis. DRESS:  Helmets; on a Label, QUEENHYTHE VOLUNTEERS.  Ornament on right side under the Crown, QUEENHYTHE VOLUNTEERS.  Breastplate, oval; H. V. with a Crown.  Cartouch Box; a Star, gilt.  Whole Guitars, and Half.  By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

No. LXXVI./76 DOWGATE WARD VOLUNTEERS. CAPTAIN JOSEPH FITZWILLIAM VANDERCOM.

THIS Corps was formed, and the Commission dated the 25th of July 1799, to assist in protecting the City of London in all civil Commotion, or Invasion by a foreign enemy. It consists of one Company, of 76 Privates, united with Dowgate, Cornhill, Candlewick, Vintry, Walbrook, Bread-street, Cripplegate Within, and Cheap Wards. This Corps has not yet received its Colours. It has a Committee chosen by the whole Corps ; and its OFFICERS’ NAMES ARE: Captain, Joseph Fitzwilliam Vandercom. Lieutenant, DRESS: Helmets; on a Label, DOWGATE VOLUNTEERS; ornament on ditto, Garter, Crown, and G. R.  Breastplate, oval; the Crown, and G. R. under.  Cartouch Box ; a Star.  Buttons; Crown, and D. V.  Whole Gaiters.  By Thomas  Rowlandson,  from "The Loyal Volunteers of London & Environs, Infantry & Cavalry, in their respective Uniforms"A Copperplate Engraving made into an Aquatint  This military print is from an aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) on cream background rag paper with a few mild age related blemishes £75 inc delivery

Types of New South Wales Regiments  No. 151
New South Wales Lancers, New South Wales Mounted Rifles, New South Wales Field Artillary
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

  The Worcestershire Regiment (26th + 36th Foot). c1890 No. 66
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
On card slightly smaller page£105 inc delivery less collected

Types of Victorian Regiments  (Australia)  No. 152
Victoria Rangers, Victoria Mounted Rifles, Victoria Infantry
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of Tasmanian + New Zealand Regiments   No. 154
Christchurch City Guards, Tasmanian Rifles, Tasmanian Infantry
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of Cape Colony  + Rhodesian Regiments   No. 153
Rhodesian Horse , Cape Mounted  Rifles, Duke of Edinburgh'sOwn Rifles
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

 

Types of Canadian Forces   No. 155
Royal Canadian regiment, 2nd Queens Own Rifles, 5th Royal Scots, 3rd Field Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, 10th Grenadiers, Royal Canadian Artillery, North-West Mounted Police, Royal Canadian Dragoons and Governor Generals Body Guard.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments  £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of  Forces in the smaller Colonies   No. 156
North Borneo Dyak Police; Malay State Guides (Sergeant); Mauritius Garrison Artillery; Hong Kong Sikh Police; Hong Kong Chinese Police.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of the Indian Native Army  Bengal   No. 157
Sepoy - 2nd (Prince of Wales's Own) Goorkha Regiment (Simoor Rifles), Subadar - 5th Goorkha Regiment, Sepoy - 26th (Punjab_ Bengal Infantry, Sepoy - 29th (The Duke of Cambridge's Own Punjab) Bengal Infantry, Sowar - 18th Bengal Lancers, Sowar - 15th Bengal (Mooltanee) Lancers, Risaldar Major - 10th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Bengal Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments  £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of the Indian Native Army Bengal 2  No. 158
Sepoy - 7th (Duke of Connaught's Own) Bengal Infantry, Naick - 15th (Ludianah Sikhs) Bengal Infantry, Sepoy - 32nd (Punjab) Bengal Infantry (Pioneers), Subadar - 14th (Ferizepore Sikhs) Bengal Infantry, Risaldar - 1st (Duke of York's Own) Bengal Lancers, Risaldar - 2nd Bengal Lancers, Sowar - 11th (Price of Wales's Own) Bengal Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments  £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of the Indian Native Madras No. 160
Sepoy - 1st Madras Infantry (Pioneers), Jamadar - 14th Madras Infantry, Jamadar - Madras Sappers and Miners (Queen's Own), Sepoy - 31st Madras Infantry (6th Burma Battalion), Subadar - 1st Madras Lancers, Jamadar - Governor's Body Guard, Trooper - 2nd Madras Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of the Indian Native Army Bombay No. 161
Havildar - 5th Bombay Light Infantry, Subadar - 1st Bombay Grenadiers, Sepoy - 29th (Duke of Connaught's Own) Bombay Infantry or 2nd Belooch Regiment, Gunner and Gun Mule - No.1 Mountain Battery, Bombay Artillery, Sowar - 4th Bombay Cavalry (Poonah Horse), Jamadar - 2nd Bombay Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of the Indian Native Army under the orders of the Government in India  No. 162
Colour-Havildar - Deoli Irregular Force, Sepoy - Malwa Bhil Corps, Havildar - Merwera Battalion, Jamadar - Hyderabad Contingent, 4th Infantry, Risaldar-Major - Hyderabad Contingent, 2nd Lancers, Ressaidar - Central India Horse, Sowar - 3rd Lancers, Hyderabad Contingent.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of Imperial Service Troops India  No. 165
Sowar and Commandant - Bikanir Camel Corps, Commandant and Sowar - Patiala Lancers, Commandant - Gwalior Lancers, Rissaldar - Hyderabad Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of Imperial Service Troops India /3  No. 167

Commandant - Rampur Lancers, Rissaldar - Bhopal Lancers, Commandant - Nabha Lancers, Rissaldar - Kapurthala Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

Types of The Army of Indore  No. 168
Field Gun - Gunner - Officer - Artillery, Commandant - Indore Lancers (Imperial Service Corps), Officer - Sepoy - Infantry.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments £105 inc delivery less collected

General Staff  No. 170

Aide De Camp, Colonel on the Staff - Principal Royal Engineer, Field-Marshal, Colonel on the Staff - Principal Royal Artillery Officer, Lieutenant-General, Colonel on the Staff, Director-General - Army Veterinary Department, Principal Ordnance Officer, Principal Medical Officer.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Provisional Cavalry Regiments No. 171

1st Provisional Regiment of Hussars - Officers - 8th (Royal Irish) and 14th (King's) Hussars, Officers - 1st Provisional Regiment of Dragoons - 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards and 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers), Provisional Regiment of Lancers - Officer - 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) and Trooper - 12th (Prince of Wales's Royal) Lancers.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Royal Field Artillery   No. 172
With the German Ehrhardt 14 pounder quick-firing field gun.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments **Vertical tear**
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The New Service Dress for British Officers No. 172A

Lieutenant - Royal Field Artillery, Captain - Royal Engineers, Lieutenant and Captain (Field Service Hat) - Infantry of the Line, Major (Foreign Service Hat) - Cavalry, Captain - Army Service Corps, Staff.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments *8 light toning  ie not white but cream** SOLD as a pair as both have faults
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Volunteer Royal Artillery  No. 173

Undress - Officer, Review Order - Field Officer and Officer, Review Order - 16 Pounder Rifled Muzzle-Loading Field Gun and Detachment.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Volunteer Royal Engineers No. 174

Bridging, Review and Marching Order - Officers, Review Order - Field-Officer and Sapper, Constructing Shelter Trench.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Army Medical Corps No. 175

Private and Officer - Royal Army Medical Corps, Surgeon-General - Army Medical Staff, Sergeant-Major - Royal Army Medical Corps. y.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Canadian Types No. 176

Trooper - Winter Kit - Royal Canadian Dragoons, Trooper - Canadian Hussars, Sergeant - Winter Kit - Field Artillery - Royal Canadian Artillery, Officers - Governor General's Body-Guard and Governor General's Foot Guards, Officer - Strathcona's Horse.
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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  Prince of Wales North Staffordshire Regiment (64th and 98th foot) No. 98

From the supplement of the Army and Navy Gazette, September 7th 1895. .
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments corner loss in margin, light vertical crease will iron flat
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South Staffordshire Regiment (38th and 80th foot) No. 74

From the supplement of the Army and Navy Gazette,  1894. .
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments
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Royal marine Artillery No. 112

From the supplement of the Army and Navy Gazette,  1897. .
An antique chromolithograph by Richard Simkin. Original supplement / insert to The Army & Navy Gazette, circa 1888-1902.  Size approx 360mm x 240mm, (14 x 9.5 inches), Published by George Berridge &Co.  Richard Simkin (1850-1926) was probably best known for his series on Army regiments including Yeomanry and Colonial regiments  * toned and matt burn** s£75 inc delivery less collected