The 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot

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The 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of FootThe 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot The history of the regiments began in 1688 when the inhabitants of Enniskillen took up arms in defense of their island town against the threat of occupation by the forces of catholic James II. The spelling of the towns name is derived from the Irish Inis Ceithleann (Ceithlenn's island) which has been anglicised many times over the centuries with Inniskilling the spelling at the time the two regiments were

the 33rd were forced to fall back to the cover of the trees in the nearby Bois de Bossu

In August 1782

the regiment took a county title as the 40th (the 2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot and embarked for home in November 1783

I've attempted to capture the timeless mood of this wonderful location on the mouth of the River Tees

Print size 250 x 95mm (9

Life Saver Guarding the Maram Grass

After a spirited and fearless succession of charges only nineteen of the 120 men of the 7th Hussar squadron were left in the saddle

and acrylic on paper

greens and terracotta mingle with a blood red sky while flecks of white foam whip up the North Sea waves in the easterly wind

the regiment was officially styled the 12th Dragoons

the 51st was part of Colonel Mitchell’s brigade being ordered to occupy a portion of the narrow road leading to the junction of the Hougoumont avenue with the Nivelles road

displaying great bravery and persistence

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