Part 2: British Military Units found on the following pages of vol. 2 , Memoirs of the different Rebellions in Ireland from the Arrival of the English, with a Particular Detail of that which broke out the 23rd of May, 1798. I will continue this persuit as time allows:

p. 58: Lord Roden's Fencibles;

p. 64: 4th light brigade under Lord Blayney;

p. 65: Atrim regiment; 4th light brigade; Clare [militia], Kildare, Queen's county, Antrim, Kilkenny and Doherty regiments;

p. 68: Northumberland fencibles; Kinnegad infantry; Edenderry yeomanry

p. 72: Stephen'sgreen and Rotunda divisions, the Lawyers and Attornies cavalry and infantery;

p. 73: Wexford regiment; 4th dragoon guards;

p. 75: Wexford regiment;

p. 77: Waterford militia;

p. 78: Faffaghdineen yeoman cavalry; Waterford militia; Butler's yeoman corps; 5th, or Royal Irish dragoons;

p. 79: 4th dragoons, a company of the Warerford militia, a company of the Downshire, 20 of the Cullinaugh infantry, and4o of the Cullingh cavalry;

p. 81: Waterford and Downshire militia;

p. 82: Waterford and Downshire militia; the Wexford, grenadiers of the Wichlow;

p. 84: Glengarry fencibles, Faffaghdineen cavalry;

p. 85: Downshire militia

p. 86: ; 6-pdr, 100 of the city of Cork militia; ; 100 of the Athy yeonanry?;

p. 87: 400 of the Royal Downshire militia, Ballysin yeoman cavalry; Maryborough corps;