The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Carnarvon wing, Royal Carnarvon and An-
glesey Rifles, under command of Lieut.-Col. J.
M'Donald, was inspected on the sth inst. at Car-
narvon by Lord F. Paulet, C. 8., Inspector of
Militia. About 386 (or almost the whole quota of
men) were on parade, exclusive of officers, staff,
&c. After a minute inspection of the regiment by
companies a long course of field movements, with
light infantry work, was performed under the
direction of the inspecting officer, who afterwards
examined the regimental and company books, ar-
moury, stores, &c. At the conclusion of the inspec-
tion Lord F. Paulet expressed his great satisfaction
at the efficiency, most creditable both to officers
and men, with which the field work was performed,
as well as with the interior economy of the regi-
ment ; he also stated on parade that he would be
able to make one of the most favourable reports
possible of the general appearance and efficiency of
the corps, and of the manner in which the men had
mustered for training, nearly every man borne on
the strength of the regiment being actuallypresent.
Two-thirds of the men have gene through a course
of preliminary musketry instruction, under the
Adjutant, Capt. Nares, during the period of 27 days'
training which terminated on the 6th inst.
On the occasion of the head-quarters of the Royal
Antrim Artillery Militia leaving Woolwich for
Newport, Monmouthshire, on the 27th ultimo, the
following general order was issued by Major-Gen.
Sir R. Dacres, commanding the garrison :—" The
Major-General Commanding cannot allow theßoyal
Antrim Artillery Militia to leave this garrison
without expressing to Lord Massereene, the officers,
non-commissioned officers, and men, his high sense
of their orderly conduct and soldierlike appearance
since they have been in this command."

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