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London, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

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troops, the artile in column of
infantry in open -Column of companieCtiftilt
being right in front and dressing by Se- ,
Each general of division will move out after he has
saluted, and place himself near the reviewing
officer, where he will remain while his division •
is passing. Brigadier-generals will not move out,
but will continue in the line of march at the head
of their respective brigades.
" 21. After having
marched past-,, the 13th Bi-i-
-gale Royal Artillery, and the sveral Corp; a!,(l
brigades of Artillery Volunteers which have no field
guns, will quit the infantry brigades to which they
are attached, and proceed by the Deal-road to the
Castle and the Western Heights ; here the Artillery
Volunteers will man the guns mounted on the works.
The remainder of the force will take up ground
which will be pointed out by staff officers.
" 25. During the Review one wing of the force
will be employed in attacking the other. In order
to prevent the occurrence of accidents, officers and
and non-commissioned officers in charge of opposing
parties are not to allow them to approach within
100 yards of each other ; but musketry tire is not
to be opened at a greater distance than GOO yards.
" 26. Field hospitals will be established re-
spectively, at a house in rear of the Castle-hill Fort
and at Swingate, and will be placed under the medi-
cal charge of Surgeon Thomson, Ist Administra-
tive Brigade Cinque Ports Artillery Volunteers, and
Surgeon Ticehurst, 4th Cinque Ports Artillery
Volunteer Corps. An ambulance wagon will be
attached to-each wing of the force for the convey-
ance of any person who may require to be taken to
an hospital during the Review.
" 27. At the conclusion of the Field-day arms
are to be examined, and surplus small-arm ammuni-
tion collected from the pouches, in accordance with
Article 108 of the Volunteer Regulations.
- ." 28. The force will then return to Dover.
Ist. The cavalry and the brigades of field batteries
by the Deal-road and the New Castle-hill-road.
2d. The Ist and 2d divisions of infantry by
the Guston-road to Down's-gate, then by the
Old Charlton-road, Love-lane, Bridge-street, High-
street, Biggin-street, Cannon-street, the Market-
place, King-street, Bench-street, and the New
Bridge. 3d. The 3d and 4th divisions of infantry
by the Deal-road, the New Castle-hill-road, Wool-
comber-street, and Marine-place.

" During the march care must be taken to pre-
vent the troops from quitting the road by which
they are proceeding. On reaching Dover, the guns
of those field batteries which have to be conveyed
by railway will proceed at once to the goods sta-
tions, which will be appropriated for their reception,
and where parties of the Royal Artillery will be in
readiness to receive any gun ammunition which may
not have been expended ; and the several brigades
of infantry will take up the exact places at the ren-
dezvous which they occupied in the morning, and at
which they will be joined by the Garrison Artillery
Volunteeis which are attached to them, and will
their await their turn to move to the railway station
for conveyance to their respective destinations.
" 29. Daring this interval, after the arms have
been piled, the Volunteers may be allowed to break
off for the purpose of taking refreshment ; but
arrangements should be made to insure the falling
in again in time to march punctually to the station
at the appointed time: Any Volunteers who do not
purpose to return with their corps should communi-
cate their intention to the commanding officer be-
fore the arms are piled.
" 30. The force will move to the railway station
iu the following order :
"2d. Brigade, First Division at G p.m. to the
South-Eastern Railway Station.

" 3d Brigade, Ist Division at 6 5 p.m. to the Lon-
don, Chatham, and Dover Harbour Station.
" Ist Brigade, 2d Division at 6 p.m. to the Lon-
don, Chatham, and Dover Priory Station.
" 2d Brigade, 2d Division 6 20 p.m. to the South-
Eastern Station.

"3d Brigade, 2d Division at 6 40 p.m. to the
South-Eastern Station.

" Ist Brigade, 3d Division at 6 45 p.m. to the
London, Chatham, and Dover harbour Station.
"?d Brigade, 3d Division at 6 40 p.m. to the
London, Chatham, and Dover Priory Station.
"Ist Brigade, 4th Division at 6 50 p.m. to the
South-Eastern Station.

"2d Brigade, 4th Division at 7 10 p.m. to the
South-Eastern Station. •
"3d Brigade, 4th Division at 7 25 p.m. to the
South-Eastern Station.
" 31. Officers commanding brigades will take
care to give the order to march at the exact time
fixed above, and any battalion that is not ready to
start must be left behind at the rendezvous, and not
allowed to proceed to the station until after the
departure of all the brigades has been provided for.
" 32. The Volunteers belonging to the field bat-
teries, after having deposited the guns at the goods
station, will proceed by corps to the platforms
from which the trains which are to convey them to
their respective destinations are appointed to start.
" 33. The Volunteers are to march into the rail-
way station by the prescribed entrance in regular
military formation, which is to be retained until
they have reached the carriages, and the strictest
silence should be observed in the ranks. No baud is
on any account to be allowed to play inside the sta-
tion.
"34. Brigadiers and brigade-majors must accom-
pany their brigades, and commanding officers their
corps or battalions, to the railway station, and re-
main there until the troops respectively under their
command shall have been allotted to the train by
which they are to be conveyed from Dover. When
this has been done, the brigadiers will report to that
effect to the Assistant-Inspector of Volunteers on
duty at the station.

" 35. Volunteers who are not with their corps
when the latter proceed to the station will not be
admitted to the special trains until all corps that are
in military formation shall have been started on the
return journey.
" 36. The utmost regularity is to be enforced
while the several corps are marching to and from
the review ground, standing at easy during inter-
vals between the manoeuvres, proceeding to and
from a railway station, or detained there prior to
entering the carriage assigned for their conveyance.
In none of these situations is a Volunteer on any
account to quit the ranks without permission from
his commanding officer. It should be borne in mind
by all concerned that the reputation of the Volun-
teer service is as much compromised by want of at-
tention to matters of discipline of the character hero
referred to as by an absence of soldier-like bearing
on parade, or of intelligence in mano3uvring in the
field.

" Commanding officers are requested to impress
this point upon the members of their respective corps,
and also to remind them that a due consideration
for the credit of the force which will be assembled at
Dover for the review makes it incumbent upon every
volunteer, when he wears his uniform, to appear
properly dressed, whether on or off duty.
"By order, GEORGE ERSKINE, Colonel.
" War-office, April 15, 1867."

It is reported that his Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge is most desirous that both field and
garrison Artillery shall be a very prominent feature
on the occasion. Not only will the guns at the
Castle be manned by Volunteers, assisted by the
Royal Artillery, but the guns. at the Drop Redoubt
position and in the
at"the Western Heights, which can be used to assist
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Major-General APCI, 7 proceedings.
and Major-General yeitrerty will command in chief,
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Major-Gene-
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commandant of the Col. Elwyn,
at Dover, will comp toylal Artillery (13th Brigade)
the Artillery.
It is also stated that Jail
o..his Royal. Highness the Duke
of Cambridge has
con-
tinent of the ivetn permission for a large con-
at Dover, Shornc
regular
liffe lrvo.ops in barracks and camp
, almer, Canterbury, Sze., to
be present and co-operateß with the land and sea
forces, in order that the Laster Monday Review at
Dover may be as instructive' . to the Volunteers as it
will be novel and interesting to the public.

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