Great Britain

The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

Kingdom of Great Britain
 
1741: John Mordaunt’s
Regiment of Foot
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1742: ranked as 58th Foot
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1741: Pregrine Lascelle’s
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1748: ranked as 47th Foot
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1751: 47th Regiment of Foot
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47th-Foot
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1782: 47th (Lancashire)
Regiment of Foot

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1793: │
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81st (Loyal Lincoln Volunteers)
Regiment of Foot

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1794: │
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81st Regiment of Foot
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1794: 2nd Battalion raised
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1795: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1801: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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1803: 2nd Battalion raised
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2nd Battalion raised
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1815: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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1816: │
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2nd Battalion disbanded
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1832: │
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81st (Loyal Lincoln Volunteers)
Regiment of Foot

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47th Foot
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81st Foot
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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layout layout
1881: 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion,
The North Lancashire Regiment
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The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
see also the Militia Battalions
and the Volunteer Battalions
Loyal-North-Lancashire
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NLancs
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Loyal-North-Lancashire
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NLancs
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1922: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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1922: The Loyal Regiment
(North Lancashire)
NLancs
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1948:
part of
The Lancastrian Brigade
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1949: 2nd Battalion disbanded
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NLancs
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1958: Lancastrian
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1968:
part of
The King’s Division
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1970: merged into
1st Battalion,
The Queen’s Lancashire Regiment
QLR
 

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