The East Lancashire Regiment

The Prince of Wales’s Volunteers

1689: Viscount Castleton’s
Regiment of Foot
1694: Thomas Saunderson’s
1698: disbanded
 
 
1702: Thomas Saunderson’s
Regiment of Marines
1704: Thomas Pownall’s
1705: Charles Wills’s
1714: Charles Wills’s
Regiment of Foot
1716: George Forrester’s
1717: Thomas Stanwix’s
1717: Andrew Bissett’s

Richard Philipp’s
Regiment of Foot
1742: Henry de Garngues’s

1743: Charles Frampton’s

1743: Earl of Loudoun’s

1750:
Edward Cornwallis’s
1751: 30th Regiment of Foot
40th Regiment of Foot
1755:
61st Regiment of Foot

1757:
59th Regiment of Foot


30th-Foot

59th-Foot

40th-Foot
1782: 30th (Cambridgeshire)
Regiment of Foot

59th (2nd Nottinghamshire)
Regiment of Foot

40th (2nd Somersetshire)
Regiment of Foot

1793:











82nd (Prince of Wales’s
Volunteers)
Regiment of Foot

2nd Bn raised
1795:


2nd Bn disbanded
1799:

2nd Bn raised

1802:

2nd Bn disbanded

1803: 2nd Bn raised



1804:
2nd Bn raised
2nd Bn raised
2nd Bn raised
1815:


2nd Bn disbanded
1816:
2nd Bn disbanded
2nd Bn disbanded

1817: 2nd Bn disbanded



30th Foot
59th Foot
40th Foot
82nd Foot
30th Foot
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The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
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1881: 1st Bn, 2nd Bn, 1st Bn, 2nd Bn,
The West LancashireRegiment

The South LancashireRegiment
(Prince of Wales’s Volunteers)
The East Lancashire Regiment The Prince of Wales’s Volunteers
(South Lancashire Regiment)
East-Lancashire
South-Lancashire
ELancs
SLancs
ELancs
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1922:

The Prince of Wales’s Volunteers
(South Lancashire)

1938:

The South Lancashire Regiment
(Prince of Wales’s Volunteers)

1948: 2nd Bn disbanded
2nd Bn disbanded
1948:
part of
The Lancastrian Brigade
part of
The Lancastrian Brigade
ELancs
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1958: 1st Battalion,
The Lancashire Regiment
(The Prince of Wales’s Volunteers)
Lancastrian
1968:
part of
The King’s Division
1970: merged into
1st Battalion,
The Queen’s Lancashire Regiment
QLR