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Haven't tried any of those pairings. I have a LH500 and a 410XL - haven't had the need to add a second cab and am somewhat convinced that I am not going to gain anything by pushing a second cab with the LH500. LH1000 might be a different story.
I have owned the 115XL and 210XL and the 210 can barely keep up with the 115. The 410 is one heavy mother of a cab. If it was me I would go with 2 115XL's as they sound good and are not really heavy at all. The 210XL is a small sealed cab and I was not very impressed with them at all. YMMV
A single 410xl ought to be enough for most anyone. But if you really MUST cause permanent hearing loss to your audience get another 410xl to pair with it.
I use the 115 / 210 as my regular rig. Sounds great with both the '78 P and the acoustic electric. Full and round, just a little punchy, moves enough air to project a trustworthy, solid, and believable foundation. Sounds great and still fills the room when I play at lower volumes too.
Kind of wish they had a good quality tolex and not that fuzzy crap all over them though.