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Historical Record of the Fourth, or Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoon Guards

Note 8 — HISTORICAL RECORD

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According to the estimates of this period, the following sums were usually paid for the clothing of the horse:—

£s.d.

Scarlet coats3100

Corporal's ditto4100

Red cloaks, lined250

Hats edged with lace0150

Sword and belts100

Carbine belts070

Cloth waistcoats015

Buff gloves076

Horse furniture,—viz.: housing and holster-caps, embroidered150

Jacked boots160

Cartouch boxes026

Each Captain clothed his own trumpeter, and the Colonel the kettle-drummer.

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