| However, the Irish did not simply escape paying taxes at the same level as in Britain, for army regiments were garrisoned in Ireland. |
| During this period the island was strongly garrisoned by regular troops, and the governor was nominated by the Crown. |
| It was mainly garrisoned by British troops, who dug more tunnels here to add to the mediaeval ones which already existed there. |
| He was 13 when the Civil War broke out, and at 16 joined a regiment garrisoned at Newport Pagnell. |
| England had garrisoned troops in Dublin, and shortly after Matt was born in 1856, soldiers began returning from the Crimean War. |
| The island was garrisoned by 22,000 soldiers and fortified with a network of underground bunkers. |
