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[In the Parliamentary Library are the following Regimental The Life Guards, from its formation in 1660 to 1836. Second e ition. 1840. The 1st, or the Royal Dragoons, from its formation, 1661 to 1839. London, The 1st, or King's Dragoon Guards, from the formation in 1685 to 1836. The 2nd, or Royal North British Dragoons, commonly called The Scots' Greys, The 2nd, or Queen's Dragoon Guards: (Queen's Bays). from 1685 to 1837. The 3rd, or Prince of Wales' Dragoon Guards, from 1685 to 1838. London, The 3rd, or King's Own Light Dragoons, from 1685 to 1846. London, 1847. A Duplicate. The 4th, or Queen's Own Dragoons, from 1685 to 1842. A Duplicate. London, |