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Lisbourn,April 3. 1690.
AN EXACT LIST OF Their Majeſties Forces NOW IN THE Kingdom of Ireland, And where Quartered.
Of Engliſh HORSE,
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Schonberg,At Luragan, Killultagh, Glenevy, Camlin, Colleruſh, Kilmacavit, Killeleagh, and Killead.
Sir John Lancer's,Down Patrick and Lekeale.
Coll. Villier's,Donaghadee, Ballywater, Ballyhalbert, Ineſhargy, Ballyneſtor, and Gray-Abby.
Coll. Ruſſel's,Ditto places.
L. Hewit's late Regiment,Killeleagh, Killinchey, Armillan, Newtown, Kirkdonnel, Knockbridge, and Bradagh.
Coll. Coy's,Strangford, Bally Culler, Killcliffe, Dounsford, and Port a Ferry.
Langſton'sCaſtle-Fin, Cavan, Stranerland, and places adjacent.
Lord Cavendiſh's,Barony of Drum, Dirachy and Mylone.
Harbora's Troop,Cumber Pariſh and Killmuddy.
The Train of Atrillery,Belfaſt and Hilsborough.
Provoſt Marſhal,Lisburn.
DRAGOONS.
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Royal Regiment,the Iſle of Maghee.
Leviſon's,Moiragh, Maharalin and Warigstown:
FOOT.
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Batalions of Dutch Guards,Antrim 250; at Belturbet 250.
Grebens Regiment.
Regiments of Princeſs Anne,Londonderry.
Regiments of Brigadier Stuart's,Narrow-water, Green caſtle, Roſetrevor, and Annalong.
Regiments of Sir Joh. Hanmore's,Gilsford, and places adjacent.
Regiments of Wharton's,Waringſtown, Clare, and places adjacent.
Regiments of Earl of Meath's,Lisburn.
Regiments of L. Kingſton's,Lisburn.
Regiments of Haſtings,Belfaſt.
Regiments of Hamilton's,Clowniſh.
Regiments of Bellaſys,Carrickvergraſs, 150 Men to guard the Paſſage at or near the iſle of Rathlin.
Regiments of Lord Lisbourn's,Ballenderry and Portmore.
2Regiments of Herbert's,At Rathvillan and Ballymabinch.
Regiments of Deering's,Portadowne,
Regiments of E. of Drogheda's,Tendaraghee.
Regiments of Coll. Earle's,Six-mile water, 200 Belturbet.
Regiments of De la Melloniere's,Drummore and Hilsborough.
Regiments of Du Camuon'sLegacory, Drumalley-castle, and Caſtle-Reagh.
Regiments of De la Calimot's,Mountjoy, Dungannon.
Inniskilling and Londonderry Forces.
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Col. Wolſley's Re­ giment of Horſe,At Belturbet.
Sir Albert Cunningham's.
Coll. Wynn's,Ballyſhannon 2 Troops, Ardmagh 2. Monaghon 4.
Hamilton's,Belturbet.
Lloyd, 's,Monaghon 6 Companies, Glaſclough 3, Tynan 3, and 3 at Callidon,
White's,Inniskilling.
Michelburn's,Lough bricklen, Newry, &c.
St. John's,Armaugh, and 30 Men at Binburb.
Tiffin'sBallyſhannon, Dunagall, and Balleck.
The Daniſh Forces.
FOOT.
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Guards,At Dowagh, Billicori, and Raſhee.
Queens,Dunagar, Killbreed, Wibtin.
Prince Frederick's,Lain, Carn-Caſtle, and Killwoghterm, Barony of Glanarm.
Prince Christianus,Glanarm, Solor, Ardelinis. Layd, and Temple-Woghtra, all in the Barrony of Glanarm,
Prince George's,Armoy, Billy, and Derryckighan; at Armoy, part of Billy, and Derryckighan in the Barony of Cary.
Zeeland,Colerain Killowen, Matoſquin, Magilligan, and Dunbo, all in the Barony of Colerain.
Jutland,Loughell. Dunaghis, Killagan, Dundermount, and Killreghtees; firſt and laſt in Du•n luce, the reſt in the Barony of Kilconway.
Fuhne,Killuca, Garwaghey, Boſagh, Aghadowes, Ballyaghy, Dawſon's Bridge, and Magheraſelt.
Adenburgh,Skerrie and Rackhaven in the Barony of Antrim.
HORSE.
the Regiments of,Where Quartered.
Jewell's,At Maghrahoghill (except Mr. Adare's Eſtate) Kert Konner, Kells, and Grainge.
Donoy's.Ballymony, Tenvoy, Magresteik in Tenvoy in the Barony of Kilconway.
Seeſset,Dunluce, Ballyaghran, Balleywoolin, Ballyreaſhane, and Grange of Killdologh in the Ba­rony of Dunluce, and Liberty of Colerain.
Pr. Wirtemburgh's,Head-quarters at Caſtle-Golgorme.
General-Officers,at Balleymenagh.

If the Reader will pleaſe to examine this Liſt, and allow every Regiment to be full, as they muſt be at opening the Campaign, upon pain of Breaking; each Regiment of Foot, Officers and all, will be 800, and each Regiment of Horſe 300; It will be found that the Forces at preſent in Ireland are 35000 and up­wards: Enough to reduce that Kingdom, without other help than Horſes and Carriages for Proviſions. The General is gone to view the Artillery and Shipping at Belfast. I am

Your humble Servant, W. J.

LICENSED,

April 12. 1690.
J. F.

Edinburgh, Re-Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderſon, 1690.

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TextAn exact list of Their Majesties forces now in the kingdom of Ireland, and where quartered
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Bibliographic informationAn exact list of Their Majesties forces now in the kingdom of Ireland, and where quartered W. J.. 1 sheet ([2] p.) re-printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson,Edinburgh :1690.. (Signed at end: W.J.) (At head of title: Lisbourn, April 3. 1690.) (Reproduction of original in the Folger Shakespeare Library.)
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