27th Inniskillin Regiment of Foot- Waterloo 1815

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27th Inniskillin Regiment of Foot- Waterloo 1815The 27th Enniskillin (Inniskillin) Regiment was raised as local militia at Enniskillen by Colonel Zachariah Tiffin in June 1689. The 1st Battalion fought at the Battle of Waterloo as part of John Lambert's 10th Brigade in the 6th Division. At about 6: 30 PM, the French captured the key strongpoint of La Haye Sainte farm. After this success, they brought up several cannon and took the Anglo Allied lines under fire at extremely close range. At this

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They lost a great deal of their national character when they were brought back up to strength in 1813

and was from that time officially known as the 33rd Regiment of Foot

Two new battalions

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Delicate Sweet Peas silhouetted 'contre-jour' with just a hint of delicate pink petals

Ensign Christie of the 44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot defending the King’s Colours at Quatre Bras 16th June 1815

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