The Sun.
London, England, 1864-05-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Prince Arthur and his cousin, Prince Adolphus Frede-
rick of Mecklenburg btrelitz, attended by Major Elphin-
stone, R.A., paid a morning visit on Saturday to Woolwich
Arsenal, and were received with Royal honours. They went
over the whole establishment, examining each branch with
great attention. They entered first the dial square, or foun-
dry branch of the Royal gun factories, where they were
shown a huge slab of iron weighing 75 tons, cast on the pre-
ceding day, and intended as a block for one of the 14 ton
steam hammers used in making the coiled guns. They next
visited the gun factories, and remained there a considerable
time, inspecting the new 7 inch and 9 inch naval guns in
course of manufacture. They also witnessed, with much
apparent interest, the operations at the coiling and
welding forges, boring mills, sighting and view rooms,
er-e., inspected the sealed pattern rooms and gun stores,
and proceeded through the shell factories, carriage
department, gun mounting shed, laboratory, papermill, &0.,
and left for Greenwich Park at 1. On Thursday afternoon
their Royal Highnesses went up the river from Woolwich
Dockyard on a trial trip of the first new twin screw steam
launch, built for the iron ship Minotaur, and fitted with a
moveable engine by Messrs. Maudelah
Sons, and Field.
They afterwards visited the dockyard and the ships in pro-
gress.
Col. Guy, C. 8., commandant at the camp at Colchester,
completed on Thursday the official half- yearly inspection of
the troops by visiting the battalion schools and witnessing
swot d exercise among the officers. The results of the in-
spection have been generally satisfactory,
Col. Sir 1). Wood, C. 8., and headquarters, together
with Major Reilly's and Lieut.-Col. Mitchell's batteries of
the B brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, are under orders to
leave Woolwich and commence their match on June 1 for
the camp at Aldershott.
On Friday last Col. Hine, Bth Hussars, Government in.
specting officer of pensioners, reviewed the pensioners of
the Nottingham district in the park adjoining the town.
About 408 were present. After the inspection had termi-
nated Col. Hine complimented Col. Storer, commander of
the pensioners, on having the honour to command such a
fine body of veterans. He said that his report of their effi-
ciency would be favourable.

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