The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-21 00:00:00

MARCH

At a qusrtar t 3 one ar'clocg a round of military music ,
truce the Mull ludic reed that her Majesty w. on h. way.
Two minutes later the s mind of the NettOn& kutberri •as
heard from toe band. of the Hodeeuoid Cavalry, '
and at mat Moment the sun buret theme& and
illumined the cue like the rising of • curtain,
.n 4 amid the cheer. of the people along the reelings
of the park the Royal titatderd row two brie air
as her ll.Jerity's carriAgs, preceded icy Wore.ley
and his staff, came on Wu per ride ground. A.
~on ae the Royal carriages bed fairly taken up their
p 501050 11 the foot of the II qrstelf, surrounded by the
Doke of Cambridge and the headquarter tad, the
mounted bends of the Household Cavalry otruce op, in
their beat style, Hurlers gran i march, "See the Conquer •
lug Hero c.a..," mad the ofll:ers looming tat .1.0 th ,
force in Eg, pt moved, amid the pcmdits ia the assernbiy,
peat the it ',al carriage. rh. Qreinbe • ed markedly and
repeatedly to Sir Ga..' Wormley .• be be lowered Ins
sword. ALL teased a. if they &mai iolly recovered from the
f MMus. and anxietie, of the caropmgo, and they exci ed
from the distingu,slued p-reonegos occupying ale grand
stand • di.play of eninummon n-4 common =angst
English people of the upper ranks. This di.piay ot (ulnae
became even more marked a., headed by their own bend,
papas "A Lit. oil the °Mau Wave, Captain J. Fthoees,
It.N., lad by the Naval Brigade, our strong coo:m.4loa,
who in their easy ...dor rig. *.t no .d llcioa but untied .
Csnytt• leggings, which sullies* to turn them into !Inv
(qua infantry, went by in • My'e which deurved the up.
emti..us &poison,, in which the &trim Pritteesses
indulged. Nahum could be better than the ma,cuing of
the Blua•julcete. The occupauta of the stands calmed
down • lithe when the Jact-tars had gone by riot tiere
was still warmth an .ugh let in them lair a very hearty
gr,eti ad of General Drury-Laws and the splendid Cavalry
Brigade which fellomci him. It wee heeded by N Battery
A Brigade f the Royal 11 ire Ar,thery, in as tine con-
its, both u to men, h3rms mil materiel, es if th y
bed D 4 far year. Lit Coolie table E,glish quart •re
Coml.! Eaart led hi• follies with bet etti.sir pride., and
c tine in for many weans persOnai smut ti nt oow the
granda. Then came the m Junto I lurid cf the Keyai H Toe
Artillery, healing the line brigael a of Artailary or toe
Egyptian EgpAidou. Toe treiterie• More 64 c anapest.
ovary decal, an as part cc i•i .earsoca, as if
they had never left Woular.ch. trey were full-wed by
No. 1 Battery of the Loodou Mynah of Garrison
Artillery, marching as intent y; 1•111i0 nest t them
came the itOyal Marine Artillery, 400 strong. In their
owe IMMO toe oXuoalifli of the atand applauded warmly;
Miring n.rthitig of lair Warmth *mu, in continu.tion
of the clown, the •yriOndiri A and C Troops of the
Royal E rg•neere and the Field Perk of the same crops
went by MI infantry with • perfect,on of splendid
marching that nothing could beat. There was a move-
ment of MaZked cnarecter in toe applau. as the On.
of C anaught hove in sight heading his Guards Brigade
of Household Cavalry. fo the mreint of "The Withal
Grenadiers' his R,yal Highness went by saluting his
' R. 4.1 mother and then wheeling aside to with.o the
deals of the Gdards troop, he fuel the honour of lead-
ing. The Grenadier Gdarde led the van. The open column
of six companies lett noth.ng to be deeired in eteadinees
and precision, and they were worthily am-slated by the
Scots Guard; who, to the tine of " Highl ail
swept by with stately step. The Calds• reams brought up
the rear of the brigade. Following the Hothehold Brigade,
but not strictly in the order, came the Ludlam Cutiagent,
both mounted and foot. They marched past in this
order :—lneut. -Colonel Pee whew° and detachment
consisting of one officer and taro men from aech ot the
following regiments :—End II cartel Cavalry, (Lb Bengal '
Cavalry, 13. h Hangs' Lm.:ers. 7th Bengal Native Infantry,
20th Painjeub Infantry, 24 Bah:fiche. s. At thaw larraign
soldiers the grand Stand. Covent in a style that must have
astonished the Indians, though their rarest experience has
been of the muse gratifying kind. Genuine enttmeiaani
was again forthcoming when, after the passing of the
Guards, the band of the Rival Marine Light Inf entry
came up and burst into "A Life on the Oc ran Wove," as
heralding the way for the force that has won universal
admiration by their behaviour throughout the Egyptian
campaign. there wag • c mtinued chorus of " 11-ev
itarcies r Cue whole length of the grand armada. H si,cr
aeptause greet ad the appearance of tee gallan t Sir E. Wood,
VC., 'ha headed as brigadier he infantry which followed.
The dale was wound up by Connuismriat acid Trans.
tort Corps, 0 dunce 8 ore Corp., and Army Signallers
and Poet-Office Corp., and Military Pollee, and • dr tub-
meat of Malta Fear:ibis Artillery, all niarMillia admirably
well a. infantry, and mooed up by • e anode of ausbulencee
By 1.40 toe rut,e was over, ant two talent MI later t
Q -n and the Royal party drove off amid loud cheers
rom the occupants of the grand stands.