This list is taken from the Ormonde Manuscripts¹⁾ and must be from June 1642 or later.

1641-2 The state of the army, as nowe it stands in this kingdome [Ireland] in the severall provinces, as well such as are sent out of England, as the old army, and such as are raised here as well by commission from his Majesty as from this [Dublin] state, and others to whom commission is not yet given :

In the province of Leinster :—foote sent out of England :

• Lord Lieutenant General’s Regiment of Foot
• Col. Richard Gibson's Regiment of Foot
• Lord Ranelagh’s Regiment of Foot
• Sir Fulk Hunck’s Regiment of Foot
• Sir Michael Earnley’s Regiment of Foot
• Colonel William Cromwell’s Regiment of Foot
• Lord Lisle’s Regiment of Horse
• English Dragoons
• Captain Thomas Sandford’s Company of Firelocks
• Captain Francis Langley’s Company of Firelocks
• Captain Broyghwell Lloyd's Company of Firelocks

The old army of foote, and other companyes raised here, as they are thought fit to be divided into regiments :

• Earl of Ormonde’s Regiment of Foot
• Earl of Kildare's Regiment of Foot
• Lord Moore’s Regiment of Foot
• Lord Lambert’s Regiment of Foot
• Sir Henry Tichborne’s Regiment of Foot
• Colonel Lawrence Crawford’s Regiment of Foot

Regiments new listed:

• Sir John Borlase’s Regiment of Foot
• Sir Francis Willoughby’s Regiment of Foot

Companyes not yet listed in any regiment:

Old companyes :

• The Lord Esmond, Lord of Castlestewart
• Sir John Gifford
• Captain Thomas Rockly (dead)
• Captain Chidley Coote,—in Connaught,—his father's old company
• Captain Chichester Fortescue — surprised by the rebells and not yet new raised
• Captain George Graham
• Sir William Gilbert
• Captain Thomas Weldon
• Captain John Savage
• Sir George Wentworth, Provost- Marshall of Leinster, 20 foote
• Captain Alexander Burrowes, Provost-Marshall of the Army, 30 foote
• Laurence Lambert, Provost-Marshall of Dublin, 10 foote
• Captain (blank) Coote.

Horse troopes in Leinster : Old troopers,

Cuirassiers :

• The Lord Lieutenant-Generall, 100
• Earl of Ormonde, 100.

Carabines :

• Lord Borlace 60;
• Earle of Strafford, 60 ;
• Lord Moore, 60 ;
• Sir Adam Loftus, 60 ;
• Sir George Wentworth, 60 ;
• Sir Thomas Lucas, 60 ;
• Sir George Wentworth, as Provost-Marshall of Leinster, 20.

Horse raised in Leinster :

• Sir Charles Coote, 60 dragoones.
• Captain Thomas Armstrong, 60 carabines, 40 dragoones.
• Captain William Parsons, 25 ,
• Captain Erasmus Burrowes, 20.

Wardes in castles and forts:

• Dublin Castle a constable, porter, gunner, with warders, 14.

By Order of the Council Table:

• Athy Castle, a constable and warders, 40;
• Buresse, alias Manor Villiers, a constable and warders, 30,
• Cloghgrenon Castle, a serjeant and warders, 30;
• Castle of Wicklo constable and warders, 20;
• Colledge of Dublin, schollers for warders, 35

Old companyes :

• Lord President,
• Lord Viscount Baltinglas,
• Captain Wenman.
• Captain Charles Price.

Foote raised in that province :

• Lord President ordered to raise himselfe a regiment of 1,000;
• Lord Viscount Kinalmeakie, 100 ;
• Lord Broughall, 100 ;
• Sir Percy Smith, 100 ;
• Captain Bradrip, 100.

Horse troopes in Munster : Old troopes, Carabines :—

• Lord President, 60 ;
• Captain William Peisley, Provost-Marshall, 12.

Raised in England and sent thither:

• Lord Inchiquin, 100;
• Captain William Jephtson, 100.

Raised in Munster:

• Earle of Barrimore, 60;
• Lord Viscount Dungarvan, 100;
• Lord of Kinalmeakie, 60 ;
• Lord Broughall, 60 ;
• Sir William Courtney, 60.

Wardes in castles and forts:

• Lymerick Castle : a constable, porter, gunner, and warders, 20.

Old companyes :

• Lord President,
• Earle of Clanrickard,
• Sir Frederick Hamilton,
• Sir George St. George.

Foote raised in that province:

• The Lord President —or Captain King —100 ;
• Young Sir Charles Coote, 100 ;
• Captain Robert Ormesby, 100 ;
• in the Fort of Gallway, 250.

Horse troopes in Connaght: Old troopes, Carabines

• Earle of Roscommon, 60;
• Lord Willmot, 60 ;
• Provost-Marshall of Connaght, 12.

Wardes in castles and forts:

• Athlone Castle : a constable and warders, 14, to be made by the Lord Lieutenant's warrant, 30.
• By warrant from Lord Lieutenant: Castle of Roscommon, a constable, porter, and warders, 30;
• Castle of Boyle, a constable, porter, and warders, 30.
• Fort of Gallway : Sir Francis Willoughby, Captain, warders, 0.

Old companyes :

• Sir John Vaughan,
• Sir William Stewart,
• Sir Robert Stewart,
• Captain Robert Sidney,—which was Sir Arthur Tiringham's company, surprised by the rebells and not yet new raised;
• Captain George Blount, surprised and not yet new raised;
• Captain Robert Bailey,—in part surprised and not yet new raised;
• Captain John Barry, surprised and not yet new raised.

Foote raised in that province : At Londonderry :

• Sir Thomas Staples, 100 ;
• Captain Beresford, 100 ;
• Captain Hartwell, 100;
• Captain Newbourgh, 100.
• At Colrane, 300 :
• Captain Chichester's regiment, 1,000. Raised here by order of the Parliament :
• The Lord Conwaye's regiment, 1,000;
• Sir John Clotworthy's regiment, 1,000.

Besides the regiments we heare are raised by the King's commission, videlicet :

• Lord of Ardes, 1,000;
• Lord Viscount Claneboy, 1,000;
• Sir James Montgomery, 1,000 ;
• Sir Robert Stewart, 1,000;
• Sir William Stewart, 1,000 ;
• Sir William Cole, 500 ;
• Sir Ralph Gore, 500 ;
• and besides Scots out of Scotland, 10,000.

Horse troopes in Ulster: Old troopes, Carabines

• Lord Grandison, 60 ;
• Lord Cromwell, 60 f
• Lord Conwey, 60 ;
• Captain Arthur Chichester, 60 ;
• Sir Arthur Loftus, Provost-Marshall, 12.

Horse new raised in Ulster:

• Lord of Ardes, 60;
• Lord of Claneboy, 60;
• Sir James Montgomery, 60;
• Sir Robert Stewart, 60;
• Sir William Stewart, 60;
• Colonel Arthur Hill and his Captaines, 300;
• Captain Karnes, 40;
• Captain Trevor, 100 dragoons.

What other new troopes are raised in Connaught and Ulster is not yet knowne