[2] By mid-nineteenth century, the Inns of Court Regiment (ICR) had evolved from a Volunteer Rifle Corps.

[3] During the period prior to 1967, the IC&CY served as an armoured car regiment (as did many other Yeomanry units).

348 Squadron was organised on the lines of an infantry rifle company and had a key point defence role.

[6] Today the organisation consists of the following entities: The Signal Squadron operates out of two locations: its HQ is in a Georgian townhouse in Lincoln's Inn, Holborn and more austere post-war premises in Whipps Cross, Leytonstone some 17 kilometers away in east London.

[10] The regimental museum, which contains a variety of records, photographs and other militaria relating to the IC&CY, ICR and COLY, is located at 10 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London.