A copy of a list of all the cavalliers, and brave commanders of His Majesties marching Army vvith the number of captaines, in each severall regiment, and every regiment containing about a thousand soldiers.

A copy of a list of all the cavalliers, and brave commanders of His Majesties marching Army vvith the number of captaines, in each severall regiment, and every regiment containing about a thousand soldiers.

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A Copy of a List of all the Cavalliers, and brave Commanders of His Majesties Marching Army, with the number of Captaines, in each severall Regiment, and every Regiment containing about a thousand Soldiers.

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A Copy of a List of all the Cavalliers, and brave Commanders of His Majesties Marching Army, with the number of Captaines, in each severall Regiment, and every Regiment containing about a thousand Soldiers.

Imprimis 1 Regiment.

The Earle of Newcastle Lord Generall of His Majesties foot Forces.

Lievtenant Colonell Rich

Sergeant Major B [...]bthorpe

Captaine Fleetwood

Captaine waters

Captaine Hemings

Captaine Acton

Captaine Gyles

Captaine Fisher

Captaine Andrewes

Captaine Frost

2 Regiment.

Colonell Lord Taffe an Irishman

Liev. Colonell, Sir John Rodes

Sergeant Major, Thomas Treveere

Captaine Vpton

Captaine Hobbey

Captaine White

Captaine Hill

Captaine Farryer

Captaine Whiteacre

Captaine Floyd

Captaine Douglas

Captaine Winter

3 Regiment.

Colonell Hastings

Liev. Colonell Langley

Sergeant Major Stanley

Captaine Fryer

Captaine Venner

Captaine Hodg [...]s

Captaine Johnson

Captaine Fisher

4 Regiment.

Colonell, Sir Thomas Glemham

Liev. Colonell Vaughan

Sergeant Major Wagstaffe

Captaine Long

Captaine Coney

Captaine Starkeley

Captaine Smart.

Captaine Jackson

5 Regiment.

Colonell Sir Francis Wortley

Lievtenant Colonell Russell

Sergeant Major Waller.

Captaine Tukes

Captaine Stafford

Captaine Shelton

6 Regiment.

Lord Grandison, Lievtenant Generall.

Liev. Colonell Iohn Digby.

Serjeant Major Willoughby.

Captaine Tempest.

Captaine Morgan.

Captaine Crane.

Captaine Musgrave.

Captaine Badger.

Captaine Hillyard.

Captaine Muggridge.

7 Regiment.

Colonell Endimion Porter.

Liev. Colonell Vavasor,

Serjant Major Stanhope,

Captaine Williams,

Captaine Berry,

Captaine Tisdale,

Captaine White,

Captaine Owen,

Captaine Beesley,

Captaine Thirlow.

8 Regiment.

Colonell Ashburnham.

Liev. Colonell Bruerton,

Serjeant Major Carey,

Captaine Huet,

Captaine Fowler,

Captaine Rigdley,

Captaine Washer,

Captaine Bowen,

Captaine Ballard,

Captaine Weeks.

9 Regiment.

Colonell Bellasis.

Liev. Colonell Murry,

Serjeant Major Pope,

Captaine Holloway,

Captaine Legge,

Captaine Withers,

Captaine Hodges,

Captaine Homer,

Captaine Metoo,

Captaine Barret.

Commissary Wilmot, Muster-master Generall, one Troop of Horse.

Secretary Nicholas, Secretary of state, one Troope of Horse.

Master Sidenham Knight Marshall, one Troope of Horse.

10 Regiments.

Viscount Killmurrey Serjeant Major

Generall.

Liev. Colonell Sir Faithfull Fortescue

Serjeant Major Pollard

Captaine Bulhead

Captaine Prowse

Captaine Thomas

Captaine Colesfoot

Captaine Atkinson

Captaine Bateman

Captaine Denby.

11 Regiment.

Sir Lewis Dives, Colonell.

Liev. Colonell Lucy

Sergeant Major Withrington

Captaine Browne

Captaine Thomas Furbush

Captaine Ley

Captaine Iohnson

Captaine Slingsby.

12 Regiment.

Colonell Sir Charles Lucas.

Liev. Colonell Stanley

Serjeant Major Kelley

Captaine Hodges

Captaine Ford

Captaine Burley

Captaine Strangewayes

Captaine Whiteaway.

13 Regiment

Colonell Sir George Gotherick.

Liev. Colonell Washington

Serjeant Major Powell

Captaine Isaack

Captaine Iohnson

Captaine Lever

Captaine Burrowes

Captaine Sutton.

14 Regiment.

Colonell Osborne.

Liev. Colonell Savage

Serjeant Major Oneale

Captaine Forster

Captaine Vaux

Captaine Holyday

Captaine Hussey

Captaine Buttler

Captaine Iones

Captaine Fidler.

Prince Robert Generall of the Horse, Sir Thomas Byron chiefe Commander of the Princes Troope, containing about 500 Horse. The Earle of Bristoll two Troops. The Earle of Crawford three Troops. The Lord Digby, two Troopes. Lord Capell, two Troops. The Lord Willougby, Two Troops. the L. Grandison, Lord Kilmurry, L. Rich, Sir Charles Lucas, Sir George Gothericke, Sir Francis Wortley, each of them a Troop of Horse; Besides a foot Regiment, Sir Iohn Byron, one Troop of Horse.

I have omitted the Earle of Cumberland his Horse and foot, The Marquis Hartfords Horse and Foot. The Earle of Darbies Horse and foot, which is at the least, 16000.

None of which have been as yet with His Majestie, so that in all parts His Majesties Army of Horse and Foot is supposed to be 40000 Soldiers.

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London Printed for Francis Wright. 1642.

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A copy of a list of all the cavalliers, and brave commanders of His Majesties marching Army vvith the number of captaines, in each severall regiment, and every regiment containing about a thousand soldiers.

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1642

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Wing C6177

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Thomason 669.f.6[91]

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ESTC R212546

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99871153

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99871153

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160952

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