The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-07 00:00:00

PALL-MALL.

This celebrated locality was particularly ani-
mated. In front of many of the principal clubs co-
vered seats had been erected, in which was a large
assemblage of ladies, and as the cavalcade passed
the waving of harilkerchiefs was universal. In
front of St. James's Palaee a guard of honour turned
out and presented arms.
ST. JAMES'S-STREET
had the windows and balconies of its houses filled
with elegantly-attired ladies, whose curiosity and
interest were no doubt largely excited by the royal
bride. The reception here was enthusiastic in the
extreme. Along
PICCADILLY

the same display of popular feeling greeted the
royal pair, and so they passed to
HYDE-PARK.

Here the appearance of the scene altogether
changed, and instead of fair faces and waiving
handkerchiefs, upwards of 16,000 volunteers as-
sembled to do honour to the occasion. From 1
o'clock the march of volunteer regiments into the
park was nearly continuous and unbroken. From
the various railway stations, and from the extreme
suburbs, east, west, north, and south, they advanced
upon Hyde-park as a centre, in accumulating lines,
each regiment preceded by its band, and the diffe-
rent colours of the uniforms gave a brilliancy to the
scene that rendered it highly striking and interest-

in g.
Amongst the regiments taking part in the
honours of the day were the following ;

CAVALRY.

Middlesex Yeomanry-Ist Surrey Light Horse Volunteer
Corps-Ist Hertfordshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps-
-Ist Middlesex Light Horse Volunteer Corps—let Hunting-
donshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps.
ARTILLERY.

Field Batteries of Ist Middlesex Artillery Volunteer
Corps-3d Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps.
INFANTRY-IST BRIGADE.

Ist Battalion-Ist Sussex Artillery Volunteer Corps--
t Glocester Artillery Volunteer Corps-3cl North Riding
of York Artillery Volunteer Corps—let Middlesex Artillery
Volunteer Corps-2d Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps
—3d Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps—let Tower
Hamlets Artillery Volunteer Corps-2d Surrey Artillery
Volunteer Corps.
2d Battalion—let Middlesex Engineer Volunteer Corps--
let Tower Hamlets Engineer Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion— 4th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-
-32d Middlesex Rifl3 Volunteer Carps—let Administrative
Battalion Derbyshire Rifle Volunteer Corps-6th Hertford
Rifle Volunteer Corps.
4th Battalion—lst Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-
18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-47th Middlesex
Rifle Volunteer Corps.
sth Battalion-11th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-
36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
2D BRIGA.DE.
Ist Battalion-21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-
38th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
2d Battalion-9:h Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion-4th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps-
6th Glocester Rifle Volunteer Corps.
4th Battalion-2d Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
3D BRIGIDE.
let Battalion-37th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
2d Battalion-18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion-3d Administra ive Battalion Essex Rifle
Volunteers-4th Essex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
4th Battalion-2d Administrative Battalion Essex Rifle
Volunteers.
sth Battalion-40th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
4TH itIGADE.
Ist Battalion-15th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
2d Battalion-20th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion-22d Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps (Ist
Battalion).
4th Battalion-22d Middlesex. Rifle Volunteer Corps (2d
Battalion).
sth Battalion-19th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
STH BRIG4DE.
Ist Battalion-39th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
2d Battalion-Ist and 2d Adninstrative Battalions Sur-
rey Rifle Volunteers.
3d Battalion-19th Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps-23d
Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps-14th Kent Rifle Volunteer
Corps.
4th Battalion-7th, 10th, 12th, and 21st Surrey Rifle
Volunteer Corps.
sth Battalion-Ist Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps.
6TH BR:GADE.

Ist Battalion-21 Administrative Battalion Middlesex
Rifle Volunteers-2d Battalion29th Middlesex Rifle Volun-
teer Corps,
3d Battalion-46th Middlesel Rifle Volunteer Corps-
4th Battalion 28th Middlesex Rile Volunteer Corps.
7TH BRIGAIE,

let Battalion-7th A.dministratige Battalion Middlesex
Rifle Volunteers.
2d Battalion-Ist Administrative Battalion Tower Ham-
lets Rifle Volunteer Corps-12th Tower Hamlets Rifle
Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion-4th and 6th Town. Hamlets Rifle Volun-
teer Corps-4tll Battalion-2d, Bth and 9th Tower Hamle►ts
Rifle Volunteer Corps.
sth Battalion-sth Administrative Battalion Middlesex
Rifle Volunteer Corps.

BTH BRIGADE,

Ist Battalion-Ist Oxford Rite
Volunteer Corps—let
Administrative Battalion Oxford Rifle Volunteers.
2d Battalion-Ist and 10th IViltshire Rifle Volunteer
Corps-sth, 10th, and 11th Sussex Rifle Volunteer Corps
—l2th Essex Rifle Volunteer Corps-27th Stafford Rifle
Volunteer Corps-sth Hants Rifle
Volunteer Corps.
3d Battalion--Ist Administrative Battalion Warwick-
shire Rifle Volunteers-Ist Administrative Battalion Hert-
WESTMINSTER. ford Rifle Volunteers-11th Herts Rifle Volunteer Corps.
4th Battalion-23d Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps.
leuch as Lord All infantry corps coming from Paddington and west of
post of honour to the Duke of Bum . ,
the Marble arch entered the Park by the Victoria-gate, and 1
minster, who,
High Steward of the city of West , the enclosure by the west entrance,
At Temple Dar the civic authorities resigned the
with the Dean and Chapter, the High Bailiff, the The infantry corps from Euston-square,King's-cross, and
members of the Ancient Court of Burgesses, and Shoreditch stations, and fromnorth of Oxford-street and
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other representative bodies of the citizens, had been
bHolborn,thistaanrbide.afrrochm
atnhde
tTnoeweriliainlets, entered the Park
for some time awaiting the arrival of their Royal YA
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nentrance.
11 the other infantry corps,
Highnesses. The civic procession hav:tig filed off,
whole
at Hyde Parky-
the royal carriages drove through the old "Bar,"
corner, and the enclosure by the south entrance.g
and artillery, entered the Park by the
Which, owing to the gorgeous decoration it had un-
As soon as the regiments entered the enclosure the bands
dergone, presented a most elegant and remarkable I ceased playing, and on reaching the ground set aside for
appearance. It was a matter of regret that the 1 the assembly of the troops, the force was drawn up in
company the royal party further than the bounds- ' being deployenda,rtaner.ddtishteanrenseteonfluthe force being formed in
Lord Mayor and the civic authorities did not ac- 1 two lines, the cavalry and mounted batteries of artillery
East was composedinrigh
ries of the city, because a great deal of the splen- rthiguousqfacing
Artilleryl e Line
.right in
Brigade,frlont
Brigade,of ava ry
dour of the pageant was cropped off by such an
arrangement. From London-bridge to Temple-bar Bade, sth Infantry Brigade, 7th Infantry Brigade.
the sight was very imposing, but after that the Line facing West.-Bth Infantry Brigade, 6th :Infantry
Prince and his Royal Bride monopolised the whole 4th Infantry Brigade, 2d Infantry Brigade.
, attention of the assembled thousands. The entrance of the carriages containing the royal
Brigade, Brigade, Ist Infantry
1 The escort representing the City and Liberty of party into the park was the signal for tremendous