The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-03 00:00:00

TILE VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT BRIGHTON.
1

The following general arrangements for the con-
weyance of the force to be assembled at Brighton
on Beater Monday have been made in commu-
nication with the London and Brighton Railway
Oompany :
1. A special train will leave Victoria station for Brighton
at t a.m., on the 6th April, with hones ; returning from
Brighton to Victoria station about 11 o'clock the same
night.
2. The Metropolitan Corps will be conveyed by epeeist
trains from London-bridge and Victoria stations, precisely
in the order rod at the hours stated in the detailed instruc-
tion for the departure of the several mr.
3. A train will leave the Midi= at Kensington at 7.3 D
am., calling at Chelsea, and Wandsworth for parts of the
And South Middlesex and Surrey Rifle Corps.
4. The trail which leaves London- e at 8.5 am. will
mil at New-cross to take up the Lt administrative bat-
talion of Kent Rifle Volunteers.
5. The conveyance, by railway, of the provincial corps,
will be arranged by officen commanding corps, direct with
the traffic manager.
6. Volunteers will show their tickets as they enter the
stations ; and in order that no delay may be occasioeed in
doing so, officers commanding corps will require those under
their command, before peering in, to carry their tickets io
their handle.
7. The orders of the staff officers at railway stations are
to be implicitly obeyed. These officers are responsible that
ceder and silence are observed by the troops in getting into
or off the trains. No music is to play on entering the rail-
way stations, and volunteers are not to quit their ranks
until ordered into the carriages.
8. Upon arrival at Brighton, the varieue corps will at once
starch (left in front) to the rendezvous appointed for them ;
those from London by the Montpelier-mad, and the corps
from the east and west of the main line by Trafelaar-rosa,
keeping 'always upon the western side of the Grand Puede.
The horses of mounted officers will await their arrival from
London in the enclosure at the railway-station entered from
Montpelier-road.
9. On reaching their respective rendezvous, the corps will
pile arms in quarter-distance columns (left in front), or in
such formation as the ground will admit of, °are being taken
that no injury is done to any of the trees or shrubs in the
gardens. The corps that arrive early may " break off," but
the Volunteers are to be cautioned not to stray far from
their rendezvous.
10. At 11 o'clock the force will get under arms. The sth
Brigade, Ist Mandrel, preceded by the Light Field Battery
attached to the let Steam Artillery Volunteers, and the
Battalion of Garrison Artillery, will move by the west side
at the Grand Parade, the Mario., Parade, and Bedford-street,
to the Racecourse, followed by the field battery of the 800.
Artillery Company and the infantry, which will commence
its march by battalions in fours, in succession from the left
of the Second Division Battery.
The force, ou reaching the Racecourse, will march past
the General-in-Command, precededbythe cavalry and horse
battery of the Hon. Artillery Company, and the brfteiss of
ition which will have been assembled in rear of the
The cavalry will march past in column of troops.
The artillery in column of division.
The infantry in open column of companies. The whole to
be left in front.
After having marebed put, the forte will take up ground
which will be pointed out by staff officers.
11. At the conclusion of the field-day arms will be
examined, and surplus ammunition oollected from the
pouches of the men.
The force will then return to Bright°, by the Ovingdiran-
road and the Marine Parade, in succession of corps according
to the order in which they are to retsra to the railway
station. Direction for this purpose will be given by
Miff officers on the spot ; and until these directions are re-
ceived no corps is to leave its ground. The leading corps
will proceed to the north extremity of the level, facing
the west ; and the remaining corps will form up on it. left,
preparatory to proceeding to the railway station.
An officer of competent rank is to remain in command of
every corps, and each company mud be in charge of an
officer. No volunteers who have quitted their corps will
be admitted within the railway station, until the departure
of all (the corps in military formation has been provided
foe.

The fiat train to be employed in conveying the force
from Brighton will start at 6.30 p.m., sad will be followed
by others, destined alternately for Victoria and Loadon.
bridge stations, at the avenge rate of six per hour.
_ (By order) IL Inlosno.

War-office, April 2, 111183.

The following =lf be the &tribal= of the Force at
Bright= :
Major-General Lord William P►alst, oommawling.
GENERAL STAFF.

Colonel M. 319ffriirtio, C. 8., 11;;PWeor-General of Volun-
teers ; Colonel C. Morris, 0.8., Amidant Inspector of
Volunteers ; Beat.-Golonel R. G. A. Loud ;
Lieat-
Colonel C. P. Matson ; Lieut.-Colonel G. Hume ; and
Lieut.-Colonel G. B. Harman.
CAVALRY.
9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers, Lieut.-Colonel Drysdale,
C.B. ; let Hants Light Horse, Captain Bower.
A detachment of the Light (kinky of the Honourable
Artillery Company, under the command of Sergeant Ger-
rard, will act as Orderlies.
ARTILLERY BRIGADES.
Colossi Ormsby, Commanding.
Honourable Artillery Compsny:—Horse Artillery, 2
six-pounders ; Field Battery, 4 six-pounders; let Mid-
dlesex Artillery. 4 eighteen-pounders ; 3rd Middlesex Artil-
lery, 4 eighteen-pounders; Lieut. -Colonel Cried ; uniform,
blue.
let Sumer Artillery, 4 six-pounders and 6 eighteen.
pounders ; 3rd Some: Artillery, 4 18-pounders ; 4th Cinque
Porte Artillery. 2 eighteen pounders; Lient.•ColonelJ.
Ratridge ; uniform, blue.
GARRISON ARTILLERY. __ _

let AdminietniTiv- -------------- Zed Sum:
Artillery, 4th Sure: Artillery, Sod Middlesex Artillery,
Sod Surrey Artillery, let City of London Artillery, Lieu-
tenant• Colonel Stoe lee c uniform blow

INFANTRY.
Major-General Raasell. Commaadiog.
nawr DIVISION, FOR SIUGADL.
Liaateosat-Oolosal Thankl, Oaminaadiag.
Captain Baldwin Mat Regime t, Major al Brigade.

let tattalion—let iLiddleera Engineer; let Tower Ham-
lett, lit City of Loads., Liouteseet-Colonel MacLeod of
MacLeod ; usiform, scarlet.
led Battalion-11th Middlesex, Lieutenant Colonel the
Hon. C. H. Lindsay ; uniform, green.
3rd Battalion—let Administrative Battalion, Kent,
Major H. R Fugal ; uniform, green.
4th Battalios—let (Sty of London, Lientenant.Colooel
(1. Ward. ; uniform, green.
sth Battalioe—lat Middlesex (reeler's), 18th Middlesex,
Major W. L. Grant ; uniform, green.

lIIINT OMISSION, 8 V.ZOND RLIOADIL

Lieutenaat-Colooel Viiooant %ry, Commanding.
Captain Morgan, 55th Regiment. Maier of &leder.
Lt Bagslion-4th Middlesex, uniform. vs, ; with Mid-
dlesex, green ; 12th Tower HUnlets, grey—Majar J. M.
Gurgle.
god Battalion-28th Middle= (London Irish), Major
'Verner; uniform, grey.
3rd Battalion-29th Middlesex, uniform, grey ; 48th Mid-
dlesex. green—Lient.-Colonel Whitehead.
4th Battalion-21st Middlesex (Civil Berries), 26th, 30th,
38th, 43rd, Major Hill; uniform, grey.
MRS DM/1101,1 THIRD BRIGADE.

Linatessat-.Colormil Visw.!!t Rarsgb, Commaalg.

Major Templer, Donet Bite Voluntesi Corps, Aid'e.de•
Camp.
Captain Wavell. 41st Foot. Major of Brigade.
let Battalion-2nd Middlesex (South), Captain Atherley ;
uniform, grey.
2nd Battalion-20th Middlesex, Major Bower ; uniform,
3rd Battalion-4&h Middlesex, uniform, grey ; Zed City
of London. grey ; 4th Qty of London, green—Lieat.•Colooel
5i J. V. Shelley, Bart.
4th Battalion-40th Middles: (Central Loudon Rifle
Rangere). Lieut.-Colonel Somerset ; uniform, green.
fith Battalion-16th acid 36th Middisees, Lieut.-Colonel
Wood; uniform, green.
ITRIT DMISION FOURTH !IMAM

Lieut.-Colonel Biggs, Commanding.
Captain Jones, 20th RaM Major of &trad
Ist Battalion—Lt Surrey (Sou
th Landon), Ioth Seers,,
and 21st Surrey, Major A. L. Irvine ; uniform, peas.
2nd Rattalion-2ed Admin. Battalion Surrey, and 12th
and 13th Surrey, Major Sir H. Fletcher; uniform. green.
3rd Battalion-7th and 19th Sarney, Major M. Bamford ;
uniform green.
4th Battalion-2nd. 4th, sth, Bth, 11th, and 23rd Surrey,
beat—Colons! A. L. Cole, C.B. ; uniform, green.
MIST DITTHION rota AZIGADR.
Lieutenant-Colonel Brewster, Commanding.'
Captain MLean, Rifle Brigade, Major of Brigade.
lid Battalion— 32nd Middles's and 3rd City of London,
Major A. B. Richards ; uniform, roarlst.
tad Battalion-2nd, Bth, and 9th Tower Hamlets, Lieut.-
Colonel Walker ; uniform. grey.
3rd Battalion-4th and 6th Tower Hamlets, Major De la
Rue; uniform, grey.
4th Battalion—led Admin. Battalion Teem, Liant.-
Colonel Capper; uniform green.
INFANTRY.

Major-General Button, Commanding.
SECOND DIVISION, EIRST BRIGADE.
Liestetsaot-Colonel Lo!d Bad enrulanding.

Major Slaw. R. A., Major of Brigade.
Ist Battalion-2nd Adnileistraldve Batt, Middlesex,
lionlimant-Onimmi J. Wilkinson ; uniform, my and gnisn.
2.d Battalion-19t1 Middlme Lieutenant-Colonel J.
Matberst ; taddswa.
3ml BarUlmir—Wik Maims

illasbury), Lieutenant-

Calomel H. Nalco ; uniform,
4th Hethstiom-9th (West) Middlana, Major J. H. Bridg•
roma ; gallons. green.
SECOND DIVISION, SICOID ISIOADZ.

lot rartilliori—lst Hants, Bad, and 16th, Captaia T.
Pauses; uniform. VV.
god Battalion-3rd Admin. Batt. Haste, Lieutenant-
Colossi L Coons ; uraorne,
3rd Battalion—let Admla. Bat►. Liu of Wight, Major
Sir .1. flinisoe, Hari. • uniform. grew.
fisfinliom—tud Admin. Bas. Baoia, Captain H.
Ford ; macaw, pay.