The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-21 00:00:00

THE MILITIA.

The 2d, 'or Queen's OWn, Regiment of Toiver Hamlets
Militia is appointed to meet for 28 days' training, on
the 2d of May in Bethnal-green. The Ist assemble the
same day in the London-fields at Hackney.
The Court of Lieutenancy have caused notices to be
posted on the 'church doors summoning the volunteers
of the City Militia to appear at the Artillery-ground,
Bunhill-row, on the 9th of May, for 28 days' training.
Captain de Teissen, adjutant, has issued a notice from
the Ifegd-quaiters of the 2d Royal Surrey Militia, at
Guildford, Surrey, appointing Monday, May 8, at eight
o'clock a.m., for the men to muster at Guildford for 28
days' training and exercise.
The Worcestershire Regiment of Militia is now as-
sembled-at Woraeker fora month's drill ; they have been
out a week, and have just had fireiocks served out to
them. The muster amounted to 900 out of 1,060, but
of the absentees a good proportion have enlisted into the
regular service, and others are likely to follow their
example. The men deserve some credit for their good
behaviour in quarters. and the evident interest which
they take in theirtemporaay military duties. They have
three drills daily, which occupy altogether 51 hours.
The men have night schools provi led for them, and a
special service at the cathedral on Sun lay. The officers
number 23, with one sergeant-major.

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