The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-13 00:00:00

THE VOLUNTEER MO CEMENT.

The following is the nominal roll, according to
sections, of rifle volunteers who attended the sth
course of musketry instruction at Hythe on Aug.
21 :—Right wing, Ist section-4th Middlesex, Pre-
sident Lord Stratheden ; 26th, Capt. Wybrow ; 20th,
Capt. Barrow ; 22d, Capt. Oldershaw ; 23d, Corpo-
ral Hemming; 16th, Private Stoutt ; 38th, Quarter-
master-Sergeant Palmer ; 31st, Ensign Kirby—
Staff-SergeantPotter. 2d Section-30th Middlesex,
Ensign G. Tyrrell ; South Middlesex, Lieut. E. J.
Hawker ;14th Middlesex, Sergeant-Major T. Pratt;
26th, Sergeant H. Burton; 22d, Capt. J.W.Bushby;
23d, Corporal H. S. Drewry ; 4th, Corporal C. Pan-
tin; 2d Herts, Capt. Hon. R. Capel—Staff-Sergeant
Bowring. 3d Section-3d Dorset, Capt. Kinders-
ley ; Ist Dorset, Lieut.-Col. W. Mansel ; 9th So-
merset, Ensign Blommant ; 9th Berks, Mr. R. B.
Reynolds; 4th Dorset, Lieut. Cox; 6th Somerset,
Private G. Elwell ; Ist Berks, Private H. Burr; 9th
Cornwall, Capt. Tremayne —Staff-Sergeant Dillon.
4th Section-12th Surrey, Sir H. Chamberlain ;
11th Shropshire, Capt. Wicksted ; 2d Oxford, Col.
North ; 15th Surrey, Lieut. Murray ; 2d Oxford,
Lieut. Mallam ; 31 Oxford, Sergeant Tawney ; 2d,
Oxford, Lieut. Thomson ; 7th Cornwall, Captain
Tyacke—Staff-Sergt. Robertson. sth Section-2d
London, Capt.Spottiswoode ; 11th Middlesex, Serg.
Hodgkinson ; 11th Middlesex, Ensign Houghton ;
6th Cornwall, Ensign Dingley ; London Rifle Bri-
gade, Private Kelley ; 7th Herts, Lieut. Pear se ;
Ist Cambridgeshire, Ensign Claydon ; Ist Norfolk,
Ensign Jolly—Staff-Sergeant Stanway. Left Wing
—6th Section-3d Suffolk, Captain Brooke ; 9th
Essex, Lieut. Crouch ; 19th Middlesex, Lieut.
Shaen ; 6th Cinque Ports, Ensign Karney ; Cam-
bridge University, Captain Hughes ; 4th Cinque
Ports, Lieut. Makeson ; 35th Kent, Lieut. Board;
18th Middlesex (Harrow), Mr. C. D. Hay—Staff-
Sergeant Wilson. 7th Section-21st Lancashire,
Mr. J. Taylor; 31st Lancashire, Mr. J. W. Black-
burne ; 12th Staffordshire, Captain Bagnall ; 3d
North Yorkshire, Sergeant Campbell; 4th Shrop-
shire, Sergeant Jay; 2d Shropshire, Sergeant-Ma-
jor Wilkinson ; sth East Yorkshire, Capt. Prickett
—Staff-Sergeant Moynagh. Bth Section-Bth Der-
byshire, Captain Okeover ; 4th Lincoln, Ensign Gee;
sth Hants, Sergeant Davey; sth Isle of Wight,
Sergeant Deighton ; sth -Worcester, Lieut. Bury;
sth Lincoln, Mr. Cautley ; 3d Bucks, Hon. P. Bar-
rington—Staff-Sergeant Gritton. 9th Section-4th
Flintshire, Captain Lord Feilding ; 15th Glamor-
gan, Captain Rowland; sth Sussex. Ensign Head;
3d Hereford, Captain Earl Somers ; 13th Glamor-
gan, Private Berbeck ; 9th Glamorgan, Sergeant
Jones; Ist Cardigan, Lieut. Williams; 12th Gla-
morgan, Lieut. Jones--Staff-Sergeant Tyler. 10th
Section-sth Dumbarton, Lieut. R.
H. Turnbull;
3d Durham, Captain T. E. Chapman ; 19th Lanark,
Captain R. B. Stewart; Ist Warwickshire, Ensign
G. Allcock ; 3d Wilts, Lieut. C. R. Luce ; 4th Had-
dington, Lieut. F. C. Burnet—Staff-Sergeant Fin u-
cane.

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