Great Britain (Militia)

King’s County - Queen’s County - Meath

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Irish Militia after passing of the act of 1793
 
1793: The King’s County
Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 19
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The Queen’s County
Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 25
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The Meath
Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 17
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Final ballot for the regimental order of presidence
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1833: 98th, or
King’s County Regiment of Militia
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104th, or
Queen’s County Regiment of Militia
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119th, or
Royal Meath Regiment of Militia
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1855: 98th, or
King’s County Royal Rifle
Regiment of Militia
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104th, or
Queen’s County Royal Rifle
Regiment of Militia
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King's County
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Queen's County
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Meath
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King's County
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Queen's County
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Meath
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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1881: 3rd (Militia) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)
see also the Regular Battalions
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4th (Militia) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)
see also the Regular Battalions
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5th (Militia) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)
see also the Regular Battalions
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POW Leinster Regiment
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POW Leinster Regiment
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POW Leinster Regiment
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Conversion of the Miltia into the Special Reserve
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1908: 3rd (Reserve) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)

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4th (Extra Reserve) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)

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5th (Extra Reserve) Battalion,
The Prince of Wales’s
Leinster Regiment
(Royal Canadians)

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Renaming of the Special Reserve into the Militia
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1921: suspended animation
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suspended animation
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suspended animation
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1922: disbanded disbanded disbanded
 

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