Historical Record of the Thirty-first, or, the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot;: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1702, and of its subsequent services to 1850Cannon, Richard
History
Historical Record of the Thirty-first, or, the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot;: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1702, and of its subsequent services to 1850
Cannon, Richard
Great Britain. Army -- History; Great Britain. Army. Regiment of Foot, 31st
1707 Attack upon _Toulon_ --
---- The siege of _Toulon_ raised 10
1708 Capture of _Sardinia_ --
---- ---- ---- _Minorca_ 11
1709 Capture of _Port Royal_, in Nova Scotia --
---- The Fortress named _Anna-polis_ Royal, in honor of
Queen Anne 12
---- _Alicant_ recovered by the enemy 13
1710 The _Isle of Cette_ taken by the British, and
afterwards recaptured by the French --
1711 Retirement of Colonel Churchill 14
---- Lieut.-Colonel Sir Harry Goring, Bart., promoted
Colonel of the Regiment --
---- Charles III., the claimant to the Spanish throne,
elected Emperor of Germany, and its effect upon
the war --
1712 Negociations for Peace --
1713 Treaty of Utrecht --
---- Reductions in the Army and Navy 15
1714 Decease of Queen Anne --
---- Accession of King George I. --
---- Augmentation of the Army, to counteract the designs
of the Pretender --
---- The _Thirtieth_, THIRTY-FIRST, and _Thirty-second_
Regiments, which had been ordered to be disbanded,
retained on the establishment, and incorporated
with the regiments of the line --
---- Authorized to take rank in the Army from the date of
original formation in 1702 --
1715 Disaffection of the Earl of Mar 16
---- Rebellion in Scotland in favor of the Pretender --
---- BATTLE OF SHERIFFMUIR --
---- Surrender of the Rebels at Preston --
---- Arrival in Scotland of the Pretender 17
1716 His flight to France --
---- Suppression of the Rebellion 18
---- The THIRTY-FIRST embarked for Ireland --
---- Retirement of Colonel Sir Harry Goring --
---- Lord John Kerr appointed Colonel of the Regiment --
1727 Decease of King George I. --
---- Accession of King George II. --
1728 Decease of Major-General Lord John Kerr --
---- Colonel the Honorable Charles Cathcart appointed
Colonel of the Regiment --
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