The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince Con-
sort and the Princess Alice, will review the whole
of the troops in camp at Aldershott to-morrow.
The Duke of Cambridge and a brilliant staff of
officers are expected to be present.
His Royal Highness the General Commanding-
in-Chief, attended by his aide-de-camp, Colonel
Lord Burghersh, yesterday rode down to Woolwich,
and held an official inspection of the Royal Artil-
lery. The Duke arrived at ten o'clock, and was
received at the lower entrance to the garrison by
Capt. Freeth, Deputy Assistant - Quartermaster-
General. The Royal standard was immediately
hoisted at the Green-hill Battery, and the guns
commenced firing a Royal salute. ;The Commander-
in-Chief (joined by Major-General Sir Richard
Dacres, and the officers comprising the com-
mandant's staff of the garrison) then rode up to the
review ground, where the depot Brigade of Foot,
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through the medium of the commandant, on the
readiness and efficiency displayed by the young
soldiers under arms, and proceeded to inspect a
couple of Captain Grant's cooking waggons, two
of which have been arranged and fitted up,
and were drawn out for the purpose. Although
both are constructed upon the same principle, the
arrangements for cooking are somewhat varied, one
being for the use of a regiment on a march, and the
other for the service of a hospital. The result of
the experiment performed last week in presence of
a committee assembled in the Royal Arsenal to test
their capabilities having been detailed, and the
waggons carefully examined, the Duke expressed
his conviction of the benefit which Capt. Grant had
conferred by his inventions. The pontoon field-
cooking apparatus in daily. use at the field train
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inspection terminated at 1 o'clock. The Ist battalion of the Grenadier Guards is to
succeed the Ist battalion of Coldstream Guards at
Aldershot on the Ist pros. The last named corps
"
left the metropolis on the Ist inst., and are to do a
month's duty under canvas." The Ist battalion
of the Grenadiers is to be succeeded by the 2d bat-
September.
talion, now stationed at the Tower on the Ist of

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