The Sun.
London, England, 1864-05-25 00:00:00

FiAST BRIG AIYO, FIRST DivisioN—Lieutenant-Colone.

Gladdish, Commanding—Major Vt, lit Administra-
tive Brigade, Xent, 600—Lieutenant-Colonel C. Ellis,
10th and 11th Rent, 400—Major 1, R. L. Walrnis
2d Middlesex and lat City of Lonclotti 391—Cap-
tain F. A. Wegg-Prozser, Ist Administrative tlridectle and
3d Middlesex, 300—West side of Horse Guards Parade—.
to march at 430 p m , by Constitution hill. Lieut.-col, A.
B. 0. Saville, let Administrative Brigade Gloucestershire
(to march under special instrtntions), 216—total, 1,907.
SECOND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVIiTON—Lieut -Col. Lord
Eleho, Commanding-Ist battalion, Major Ives, 11th Mid-
ilesPx (St. George's) and 32d Middlesex, 405-2 d battalion,
Limut.-Col. Lord Gerald Fi!zgerald, 22d Middlesex (Queen's)
Ist battalion, 422-31 battalion, Major Russell, do., 422-
Ith battalion, Major Sir D. Baird, Bart., 13th Middlesex
(London Scottish), 375—total, 1,624. East end of Mall—
to march at 4 40 p.m., by Constitution. hill.
TO ENTER BY ALBERT-GATE.

THIRD BRIGADE, FIRiT DlVlSlON.—Lieutenant-Colonel
Viscount Ranelagh, Cuntnandiug.—let battalion, Lieu-
tenant- Colonel MacLeod of MacLeod, Ist Middlesex, Ist
Tower Hamlets, Ist London Engineers, 526-2 d battalion,
Lieutenant-Colonel R. W, Grey, sth Administrative Bat-
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Captain F. Atherley, 2d South Middlesex, 504—total,
1,834. West side Belgrave-square ; to march at 4.45 p.m.
by Albert-gate to south-west entrance of enclosure.
FOURTH BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION —Lieut.-Colonel
J. Macdonald, Commanding —lst battalion, Major A. L.
Irvine, Ist Surrey (South London), 295-2 d battalion,
Major M. Beresf°rdr 7th Surrey (South London), 350-
3d battalion, Msj'a. W. M. Cochrane, 24 Administrative
Battalion, 12th and sth Surrey, 390-4th battalion, Lieut,-
Colonel A. L. Cole, C.8.-Ist Administrative Battalion
Surrey, 298—total, 1,236. East end Eaton-square (centre
road) ; to march at 4.15 p.m., following 3d Brigade.
FIRST BRIGADE, SECOND DIVISION.—Lieut.-Colonel
G. E. Thorold, Commanding.-Ist battalion,
Major W. H.
Labron, 10th, 19th, and 23d Surrey, 483-2 d battalion,
Lieut.-Colonel W. H. Parkvn, Ist Battalion 26th Kent
(Royal Arsenal), 430-3 d battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel J,
Anderson, 2d Battalion 28th Kent (Royal Arsenal), 353-
4th battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel W. B. Farnell. Ist Ad-
ministrative Battalion Kent. 611—total, 1,877. West end,
Eaton-square (centre road) ; to march at 4 45 p.m., fol-
lowing 4th Brigade, tat Division.
TO ENTE tt AT GROSVENOR-GATE.
SECOND BRIGADE, SECOND DIVISION,--Lieut.-Colonel
the Marquis of Donegall Commanding—let battalion, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Cruikshank, 4th and 48th (Havelock) Mid-
dlesex, 347-24 battalion, Lieut.-Colonel J. E. Verner,
28th Middlesex (London Irish), 351-3rd battalion, Major
A. R. Richards, 3d City of London, 255-4th battalion,
Lieut.- Colonel G. Warde, Ist City of London Rifle Volun-
teer Brigade, 658-sth battalion, Captain Lysley, 23d
Middlesex (Inns of Court), 340. Total, 1,921. Grosvenor-
square, W.; to march at 4.50 p.m.
THIRD BRIGADE, SECOND DivisioN.--Lieut.-Colonel
J. S. Walker, Commanding.—let battalion, Lieut.-Colonel
Sir W. C. do Crespigny, Ist Administrative Battalion
Essex, 300-2nd battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Charles Capper,
2d Administrative Battalion Essex, 500-3rd battalion,
Lieut.-Colonel J. C. Davis, 3rd Administrative Battalion
Essex, 526-4th battalion, Lieut.-Colonel G. 11. Money,
2d, 4th, 6th, and Bth Tower Hamlets, 571—.5th battalion, ,
Lieut.-Colonel C. Buxton, Ist Administrative Battalion
Tower Hamlets, and 2nd City of London, 643. Total,
2,540.--Finsbury-square; to march at 3.30 p.m„ by Bar-
bican, Holborn, part of Oxford-street. Great Marlborough-
street, Maddox-street, Grosvenor-street.
TO ENTER BY 'VICTORIA GATE.
FIRST BRIGADEI, THIRD DIVISION—Lieut.-Col. Loyd
Lindsay, Commanding--let battalion, Major Greenhill, let,
18th, and 47th Middlesex, 352-24 battalion, Major Sir P.
Hunter, Bert., Ist Administrative Battalion Berkshire and
2d Hereford, 487-3 d battalion, Lieut.. Col. Inigo Jones, let
Administrative Battalion t3omerget, 377-4th Battalion,
Lieut.-Col. C. E. Murray, 7th Adminiatrative Battalion
Middlesex, 366-1,582. Sussex -square, to march at 445
p.m. across the Park to north-west entrance of enclosure.
SECOND BRIGADE, THIRD DIVISION—Lieut.-Col. Lord
Radstock, Commanding---Ist Battalion, Lieut.-Colonel J.
Wilkinson, 2d Administrative Battalion Middlesex, 612
al Battalion, Lieut.-Col. Whitehead, 29th Middlesex, 468
—3d Battalion, Major W. Wood,
936th and
West 38th Middlesex,
303-4th Battalion, Capt, Dear, th MiddiPsex, 360
—total, 1,743. Gloucester-square, to march at 445 p.m.,
to follow lst. Brigade 3d Division.
TO ENTER BY CUMBERLAND GATE.
THIRD BRIGADE, THIRD DIVISION—Lieut.-Colonel T.
E. Bigge, Commanding—lst battalion, Lieut.-Colonel T.
Hughes, 19th Middlesex and Bth Bedford, 541-2 d batta-
lion, Lieut.-Colonel J. M. Corrie, 37th Middlesex, 237-3 d
battalion, Lieut.-Colonel A. P, Somerset, 40th Middlesex,
502-4th battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Penton, 39th Middlesex,
325-sth battalion, Major G. J. Bowyer, 20th Middlesx,
390—total, 1,995. Russell-square ; to march at 4,15 pm.,
by Keppel-street, Gaodge-street, Mortimer-street, Edward-
street, and Great Cumberland-street.
FOURTH BRIGADE, THIRD DIVISION—Lieut,-Colonel
the Earl Grosvenor, Commanding—lst battalion, Lieut,-
Colonel E. Loyd, Gth Lancashire (Ist Manchester), 453-
2d battalion, Lieut -Colonel C. J. Wright, Ist Nottingham
(Robin Hood), 576-3 d battalion, Lieut,-Colonel J. O.
Mason, Ist Warwick (Birmingham) 615--4th battalion,
Lieut.-Colonel H. Wilmot, Ist Administrative Battalion,
Derbyshire, 400-sth battalion, Lieut.-Colonel J, H, cun-