The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-09 00:00:00

MILITIA.

Yesterday morning the two regiments of Royal Surrey
Militia were out for training. The volunteers to the Ist
regiment, Colonel Holmes Sumner, mustered on Rich-
mond-green, where the Adjutant, permanent staff, and
trained non-commissioned officers were in attendance to
receive them. Many were found absent on the roll-call,
some being ill,. and others having entered into her Ma-
jesty's service since joining the militia ; the muster, how-
ever, was considered very fair. The volunteers to the
2d Regiment, Colonel Lord Lovelace, met at Guilford,
and commenced their training ; nearly all who bad joined
answered to their names. The 3d Regiment of the
Royal Surrey Militia have now been training, under the
command of Colonel Challoner, at Kingston-on-Thames,
since the 28th ult., and have made much progress.
The Superintendent-Registrar of Benefit Societies has
forwarded a notice to the head-quarters of the different
militia regiments that any man deprived of benefits from
a society in consequence of volunteering for the militia
may have the same enforced on application to a county
magistrate, who has the power to award a sum of money
as compensation, and in default of payment can issue a
distress warrant on the goods of the society's treasurer.
The Ist Regiment of the Derbyshire Militia will as-
semble for duty on Thursday next at Derby. The num-
ber required to form the two regiment is 1,500, but up
to the present time not one-half have been found. The
staff have, during the last weeks, been most active at
their exercise. It is believed the ballot will have to be
put put into operation, owing to the number required to
complete the two regiments.
The Artillery Battalion of the Royal Sussex Militia
will assemble at Lewes, for 28 days' training and exer-
cise, on the 24th inst. The regimental depot is at South-
over, at the outskirts of the town, where spacious gun-
sheds, &c., have been provided by the lieutenancy of the
county for carrying on drill. The men will be in billets.
The Limerick Enrolled Pensioners' Battalion, under
Major Calder, will be called out for six days' drill and
exercise on the 15th inst. It is supposed all those bat-
talions in Ireland will be required to do garrison duty in
the ensuing summer.

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KIRKCALDY-MAY 6.

Here, to-day, we had a large supply of wheat, which
sold slowly at is to 2s per qr. reduction on last week's
rates. Oats in limited supply, and prices unchanged.
Only two parcels of barley at market.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 Beans.
I
First
Second
—s Oct 37s Od 1 Os Od
Third 66s Oct —s Oct 31s Od 1 Os Oct
Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs imperial, 50s Od to 52s Od.