The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-29 00:00:00

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THE REFORM DEMONSTRATION.

The following preliminary programme has been
issued of the Friendly, Temperance, and Trade
Societies' Reform Demonstration from St. James's
Park to Beaufort-house ground, Old Brompton, on
Monday, December 3 :
Marshals of the Processioa in the Park—Messrs. Scanes
and Upshall.
Marshall of the Procession en route—Mr. Goorgo Potter.
Superintendents of Divisions en route—Messrs. Thomas,
Jenkins, Tower, and Taylor.
Marshals at the Beaufort Ground Messrs. Coffey,
Byron, Smith, and Mitchell.
GENERAL ORDF.RS.

1. The bannerets of the various•societies will be placed
in position in the Mall of St. James's Park, at half-past 9
o'clock on Monday morning.
2. The procession will be funned under the direction of

the Marshals above named and the delegates appointed to
assist them in carrying out the details. The delegates will
be distinguished by a sai•dll star worn on the right arm.

The Marshals and Superintendents of Divisions will be
distinguished, in addition to the star, by scarves worn over
the shoulder.
3. The societies will be formed into four divisions, in
the following order :—lst division, Nu. 1 to 21, inclusive ;
the 2d division, No. 22 to 34, inclusive ; the 3d division,
No. 35 to 47, inclusive ; the 4th division, Reform League
and miscellaneous trades. The first division will be
formed in the right avenue ; second, centre avenue; third,
left avenue; fourth, the avenue facing Spring-gardens.
The avenues are reckoned facing Buckingham Palace.
4. The position of the societies in the avenues will be
marked by a flag or banneret, bearing the name and num-
ber of each trade or society.
5. The bands will place themselves in front of the
societies with which they are connected immediately upon
arriving at the place of meeting.
6. On the first bugle sound, which will be the signal to
fall in, the members of societies will place themselves six
abreast in rear of their respective bannerets, facing towards
them, under the direction of the delegates.
• 7. Local and district processions must arrive at the place

of meeting not later than 11 o'clock, and on arriving the
members of each procession will break off, and form under
the bannorets of their respective societies. All local pro-
cessions to break up in the carriage drive.
8. Local and district processions coming from South
London and Westminster, and the South Western Districts
will enter the Park by Storey's-gate; those from the East
by Spring-gardens, and those from the North-west and
North by the Duke of York's column ; those from the
West by the entraneefacing Hyde-park, down Constitution-
hill. No procession will be allowed to enter the parks
through Marlborough-gate. The bands of local proces-
sions, trades, and other societies, must cease playing on
entering the park gates, and proceed quietly to their posi-
tions.
9. The procession will leave St. Jamos's-park by the
Marlborough-house-gate at half-past 12 o'clock precisely,
to the sound of the bugle.
10. The general arrangements will be under the super-
intendence of the Demonstration Committee, who will be
distinguished by a star raised in the centre, with the letter
C worked thereon ; such star being worn on the right arm.
11. The bugle will sound to fall in at 12 o'clock pre
cisely, when every member will take his place in the ranks,
as directed, and remain until his society is moved by the
proper officer appointed to that duty.

12. The committees of local bodies and districts will so

time the leaving of their processions that they may arrive
in the Park not Pater than 11 o'clock, and as much earlier
as possible.
13. The carriages and mounted division of farriers will
be drawn up in Marlborough Palace-yard. All carriages
and horses to be in place by 12 o'clock.

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Mounted Division of Farriers' Society.
Members of the Farriers' Society.
Banner of Working Men's Association.
Committee and Members of the Working Men's Association,

and Members of Unattached Trades.
Band of the Musical Instrument Makers.
CARRIAGES CONTAINING DEPUTATION.
No. 1. President and Council of Reform League.
No. 2. Ditto.
No. 3. Deputation from National Reform Union.
No. 4. Deputation from Reform League, Northern De
partment. _ _ _

No. 5. Deputation from Irish Reform League.
No. 6. Deputation from Provincial Traded' Council.
No. 7. Deputation from Provincial Trades.
TRADES AND SOCIETIES.

FIRST DIVISION (RIGHT AVENUE)-SUPERINTENDENT
(MOUNTED), MR. THOMAS.

No. 1. Tallow-chandlers.
No. 2. Hatters.
No. 3. Coopers.
No. 4. Glassworkers.

No. 5. Stonemasons—Chelsea Lodge, Sun ditto, South-
wark ditto, Paviours' Arms ditto, Shoreditch ditto, Mile-
end ditto, Greenwich ditto, Stratford ditto, North London
ditto, West London ditto.
No. 6. Coach Trades—Coach Body Makers, Coach Lace
Weavers, Coach Labourers' Society.
No. 7. Ropemakers.
No. 8. Foresters' Courts.
No. 9. True Britons.
No. 10. Seamen.
No. 11. Tailors—Central Society, South London, South
Western, North Western, and Greenwich Branches.
No. 12. Bricklayers.
No. 13. Old Friends' Lodges.
No. 14. Oddfellows' Lodges.

No. 15. Painters—Old Cave, London Central, City, Chel-
sea, Phoenix, Grosvenor Branch, Western Provident, St.
Martin's, Belgrave. (These societies will arrange their
own order in procession.)

No. 16. Plasterers.
No. 17. Corkeutters.
No. 18. Saddlers.
No. 19. Iron moulders.

No. 20. Smiths, Amalgamated United Order.

No. 21. Briekmakers.
SECOND DIVISION (CENTRAL AVENUE).- SUPERINTENDENT
(MOUNTED), MR. JENKINS.
No. 22. Carpenters' and Joiners' 'Amalgamated Bran Ches
General Union Lodges, Local Societies—Friends of Free-
dom, Old Lambeth, Running Horse, Artillery Arms, Silver
Cup, Adam and Eve, Independent, Hand of Fellowship,
Progressive. (The above societies will arrange their own
order in the procession.)
No. 23. Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders.
No. 24. United Silver Trades.
No. 25. wheelwrights.
_ _

No. 26. Carvers and Gilders—Three Doves, and Union
Societies, Composition Frame Makers.

No. 27. Bookbinders.
No. 28. Horse Collar Makers.
No. 29. Organ Builders.
No. 30. Loyal United Friends' Lodges.
No. 31. French Polishers—Star and Garter, and East
end Societies.

No. 32. Musical Instrument Makers.
No. 33. Cabinetmakers —Alliance Cabinetmakers, West-
end Society, Deal Cabinetmaker; Chairmakers and Carvers,
Photographic Apparatus Makers, Wood and Tin Packing
Case Makers.

No. 31. Sons of the Phoenix and Temperance Societies
TIIIIt DIVISION (LEFT AVENUE).—SUPERINTENDENT
cMOUNTED), MR. TOWERS.

No. 35. Engineer 6, Machinists, Pattern Makers, and

No. 36. Garment Dyers.
No. 37. Shipwrights.
No. 38. Lightermen and Watermen.
No. 39. Brass Trades—Brass Moulders, Brass Finishers.
No. 40. Paperhangers.
No. 41. Leather Trades of Bermondsey.

No. 42. Wire Weavers and Wireworkers.
No. 43. Tinpla.teWorkers, Black Jack and Ball Societies,
and Zinc and lrohworkers.
No. 44. Boot and Shoe Trades—West-end Bootmakors,
West-end Ladies' Shoemakers, Vir est-end Bootelosers,
Strong Boot and Shoemakers, City Bootmaskers, City
Ladies' Shoemakers, City Bootclosers. (Thee societies
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N.o. 45. Bakers.
No. 46. Silk Trades of Sp -
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No. 47. Sons of Progress.
FOURTH DIVISION (SFHTITO-GAILDENS AVENUE).
Superintendent (mounted) Mr. Taylor.
No. 48. Branches of the Reform League.
No. 49. Miscellaneous trades.
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the programme
and
Committee-men,widlrlbee
bandmasters, kc.,
as to the relative places of the various societies, and proceed
to their precise place at the time named for falling
No person will be allowed to fall in with the procession
1 unless provided with a anuoustration Ticket, which may
be obtained of any a the committee or delegates. Tic kets
to be worn in the hat, or in any other conspicuous part of
the dross. No person will ly3 admitted into the grounds
of Beaufort-house without showing his ticket.
THE ROUTE.
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Beaufort-Louse ground : Pall-mall, Waterloo-tiph-Ilace, Picea-
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The ground must be cleared by 6 o'clock, as arranged
with the proprietor.

Every person in the procession requested to assist the
marshals, superintendents, and committees in preserving
order and carrying out the directions emanating from
head-quarters.

The Reform League branches are to assemble in the fol-
lowing localities: Clerkenwell-green, Russell-square,
Obelisk, Blackfriars-road, Stepney-green, Sloane-square
Organisers—Messrs. Osborne and Lucraft.
The final programme wilt be published on Saturday
morning., and will be sold to the general public at ld. each.