The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-31 00:00:00

REVIEW OF LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE
RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, AT NEWTON-LE-
WILLOWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1860.

The Ist Brigade will be drawn up as follows :
The Artillery Division, No. 2 Manchester Regiment
and No. 3 Manchester Regiment, will be drawn up in
line (deployed), fronting the straight course. The Ist
Manchester regiment will be formed in quarter distance
column right in front, twenty-five paces in rear of the
centre of the deployed line, to act as an independent
battalion, and cover the change of front in light infantry
order.

The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Brigades will form a second
line, and be drawn up in a line of contiguous columns
at quarter distance, with intervals of six paces between
each battalion.
In this order the Lieut.-General Sir George Wether-
all, commanding the northern and midland district, will
be received with a general salute, according to regula-
tion.

A change of front will then be effected. Preparatory
to this movement, the two centre companies of the 2nd
Manchester Regiment will wheel outwards, and the Ist
Manchester Regiment will advance through the opening.
The instant the Ist Manchester Regiment clears the
line, these two companies will be wheeled backwards,
and the change of front will be commenced on the right
and left centre companies of the 2nd Manchester Regi-
ment in line. The Artillery Division and the 3rd
Manchester Regiment will effect this change of front in
quarter distance columns, and deploy when wheeled into

the new direction. The Ist Manchester Regiment will
cover this movement in light infantry order.
Simultaneously with the cha►Age of front by the first line
the second, third, and fourth brigades will then be put
in motion; the Ist battalion advancing to its front, the
remainder taking ground to the right by fours, and fol-
lowing in succession, forming in a mass of columns on
the leading battalion, and then wheel into a line of con-
tiguouS columns.

When the second line has completed this wheel, the
3rd Brigade will advance the depth of the right battalion,
and deploy into line on the centre company of the centre
battalion. When the 3rd Brigade is clear of the second
line, the 2nd and 4th Brigades will close inwards by
fours to the regulated distance of contiguous columns at
quarter distance.

The lines will then advance for a short distance, and
be halted preparatory to the relief of the first line by
the second. This will be effected by the Ist Brigade
passing from the right of companies by fours to the rear.
When clear of the 3rl Brigade, the Ist Brigade will
be halted and fronted, forming open columns or com-
panies right in front, which will be immediately
wheeled into line.

The deployed lines will then break into open columns
or companies right in front ; the 3rd Brigade will close
to quarter distance upon the rear companies of its
respective Battalion, and afterwards close in the centre
Battalion in mass.

The let Brigade will close to quarter distance on the
leading companies of battalions, and then close on the
leading battalions in mass, and afterwards take ground
to the left by fours, and form in mass in front of the
3rd. Brigade. _ . _

The 2nd and 4th Brigades wilt advance by battalions
from the left, by the left battalion advancing to the
front, the remainder taking ground to the left by fours,
and turning to the front in succession after the left bat-
talion. When the left battalion of the 4th Brigade
reaches the flank of the mass formed by the Ist and 3rd
Brigades, it will wheel to the right and fbrm in mass
upon the battalion in its front, the remaining battalions
conforming to this inoTement in, succession.

. . .
The istManchester Regiment will, in the meantime
be collected in battalion, and formed in rear of the mass
of columns. The mass of columns will then be wheeled
to the right, into line simultaneously.
The review will be concluded by:the battalions mareh-
ing past in open column of companies.
The yeomanry cavalry, under the command of Sir
Robert Gerard, will be formed in a position that will be
pointed out by the assistant quarter-.Tna4ter general, and
will take part in the movements as directed by Colonel
Shadwell.

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