Pontin's had Bluecoats to entertain their guests, as opposed to Butlins Redcoats. Cornwallis' forces numbered at least 2,000 Redcoats and loyalists. The British Army's infantry was nicknamed "redcoats" and sometimes "devils" by the colonists. "The British Grenadiers" also features in scenes with Redcoats marching. Assassinated by Connor during a battle between the Patriots and "Redcoats". Eventually, the Redcoats led by Governor Hotham of Ballarat fired upon the stockade. The wayward brigade collided with Wayne's brigade, and mistook them for redcoats. The legends focus upon his ability to humiliate the Anglo-Irish gentry and the redcoats. British soldiers were known for their striking red clothing (hence the name "Redcoats"). The miners fired back and lasted 20 minutes before being overthrown by the Redcoats. They set out for Edinburgh, dodging the ruthless Redcoats. More recently a documentary series called "Redcoats" followed Redcoats through their seasons at Butlins. Third Lanark was known as Thirds, The Warriors, the Redcoats and the Hi Hi. With success came mass looting and disorder as the redcoats turned to drink and reprisals. Cunningham and the redcoats burn the Clan's crofts.