The Lord Grand Prior’s regt fought at the battles of Dublin Garrison 1689, Boyne 1690, Limerick 1690, Althone 1691, Aughrim , Limerick 1691.
They were commanded by Henry Fitzjames (6 August 1673 – 16 December 1702), second son
and youngest of the five illegitimate children of King James II & VII by Arabella Churchill, Colonel (at the age of 16) of the Regiment of Infantry The Grand Prior's Regiment . He was the Grand Prior of the revived Priory of the English Commandery (Langue) of the Sovereign Military Order of St.John of Jerusalem, Rhodes and Malta, known as the Knights of Malta He was created by his father Duke of Albemarle (the title previously bestowed on General George Monck, 1660), Earl of Rochford and Baron Romney.
Fantastic Ray! A super regiment - my favourite of all the Jacobite forces at the Boyne. Is there a better flag in the whole of the Williamite Wars? Henry Fitzjames, Baron Romney - was he from your neck of the woods, then? As ever, you've done these brave lads proud!
ReplyDeleteMind blown again! Looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteGreat paint job -- the flag's excellent!
ReplyDeleteWonderful unit, and great flag as always...but...the white flag is to surrender?
ReplyDeleteGreat work Ray!
Best,
Phil.
Come on the boys......
ReplyDeleteI see your work and think I should do something similar. But already over commited on projects. Drat!
ReplyDeleteNice regimental decorations, Ray. Love the flag!!
ReplyDeleteLovely unit Ray and a great flag :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Ray. A fine looking unit with a really cool flag.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Ray and as usual nice background work too!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
I really like the grass. I'm not being a smartass, I really do think it's neat how you have grass.
ReplyDeleteYet more awesomeness
ReplyDeleteNice clean red there, and it pops out with the white flag. Nice looking regiment.
ReplyDeleteNice work Ray, there looking good.
ReplyDeletethe never ending out put of figures continue, and as always they look great
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Kent
Again another great unit and flag there Ray.
ReplyDeleteYou keep them coming and they look good, will be Frantastic when you get them all on the field LOL
ReplyDeleteIan
Lovely figures Ray. Nicely done indeed.
ReplyDeleteAnother great looking unit Ray
ReplyDeleteThis regiment looks really great!
ReplyDeleteRegards
Bruno
A great looking unit with a nice touch of history to boot.
ReplyDeleteAnother very interesting piece of information, and a very nice unit. Thank you a lot!
ReplyDeleteMean looking little mofos o.o
ReplyDeleteVery nice, , is that white flag of surrender?
ReplyDeletenice work as always love the flags
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