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The 1st Lancashire Mounted Rifles and the Artillery Brigade marching past, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The 1st Lancashire Mounted Rifles and the Artillery Brigade marching past, 1860. Review of Lancashire Rifle Volunteers in Knowsley Park, ...commenced by the Lancashire Hussars, a magnificent body of cavalry, splendidly mounted, and numbering nearly 200 troopers. The public were loud in their encomiums on this splendid body of men and horses, whom it would be impossible to surpass by the finest regiment in the service. Next came the artillery, four battalions, and numbering upwards of 2000; and of which, if it were possible to make a distinction, the palm must be given to Colonel M'lver's third Liverpool battalion, composed entirely of the artisans engaged in the great factories of the Cunard Company. The appearance of these men, the style of their marching, and the completeness of their equipments, left nothing to be desired...Colonel Bousfield, the youthful commandant of the 1st Lancashire, was loudly cheered as he rode along at the head of his perfect corps. This brigade mustered 2211 men...The marching of all was excellent, and fully satisfied the most competent critic...The united bands then struck up the National Anthem, which was responded to by the multitude with enthusiastic cheering'. From "Illustrated London News", 1860
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This striking photograph captures the moment of pride and patriotism as The 1st Lancashire Mounted Rifles and the Artillery Brigade march past in Knowsley Park, 1860. The Lancashire Hussars, a magnificent cavalry regiment, led the procession with nearly 200 troopers, eliciting loud applause from the public for their impressive display of horsemanship and military discipline. Following the Lancashire Hussars came the artillery brigade, comprised of over 2000 men from four battalions. Among them, Colonel M'lver's third Liverpool battalion, made up entirely of artisans from the Cunard Company factories, stood out for their impeccable appearance, style of marching, and complete equipments. Colonel Bousfield, the young commandant of the 1st Lancashire, received a warm welcome as he rode at the head of his perfect corps, which mustered 2211 men. The marching of all was excellent, leaving no room for criticism from even the most discerning observer. The united bands then struck up the National Anthem, eliciting enthusiastic cheers from the multitude gathered to witness this impressive display of military might and unity. This photograph serves as a testament to the dedication and pride of the volunteers who served in The 1st Lancashire Mounted Rifles and the Artillery Brigade during this period.
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