Trump and Dragon 8pm live

Bar is open. what ya having its on the house.

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raham,

Just thought you may be interested from my home town of Bridgwater,
Somereset, in case anyone wants to see what a militia looks like,
complete with a small brass band. PIC Attached.

INFO - Bridgwater Town Council website
https://bridgwater-tc.gov.uk/history/19th-century/bridgwaters-regiment/

"Bridgwater’s Yeomanry Regiment

Bridgwater was well served with the instruments of law and order. It had
its own police force and regiment. During the years when Napoleon posed
a threat, it was necessary for each district to have its own militia.
In 1803, 20,000 men enrolled in the Yeomanry or Volunteer Corps in
Somerset alone, from a population of just below 90,000. In 1794,
Bridgwater already had two companies of Volunteer Infantry. The
Bridgwater Volunteers started with 60 privates in each company and by
1795 had their own quartermaster and surgeon. Their adjutant was John
Crosse who was paid 8s a day including 2s for his horse. Their
commandant was the MP, Lt-Colonel Jeffreys Allen. That same year, Lady
Poulett presented the Volunteers with their colours. The regiment grew
to five companies of 70 men in each and their duties included escorting
French prisoners from Plymouth to Bristol. In 1865, there is the first
mention of the Bridgwater Troop of the West Somerset Yeomanry, commanded
by Lt-Colonel C K K Tynte."

Text Copyright © 2008 Roger Evans

Great Rumble presentation again last night
Regards,
Steve

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