The Sun.
London, England, 1868-06-19 00:00:00

NETEOLOLOGICAL r.Eroram

Extreme Sea
Friday, r 4- F. 1
June 19, 13. T. '
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Shields
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Varmouth
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Sludesines 30'31 55 , W.N.W. 2 5 W.N.W. c. 2
Valentia.. • . 39•19f.' 70 67 E. 5 3 N.W. b. 4
Cape (Ilea r.. 30 67f. 62 6O S.E. 4 4 ~.E, C. _ 3
!Lucile '3
Pt. 391.9 f. G 3159 E.S.E. 5 5 -E.& B. C. 3
Holyhead
Liverpool • 3fl'Ar. 61 55 S.E. 3 3 S.E. b. 2
A rdrossan
Greencastle 30 18f. 67 61 S. 1 2 S.S.W. b. —--
Penzance
Plymouth
Weymouth
Portsmouth 30'18f. 65 158 E.S.E. 4 4 S.E. c. 3
London ~ 3o'26f. Cl , 56b.
3
C'peGrisNez 33'2fs. F. 7 52 E.N.E. 7 7 E.N.E. b.
Brest .
L'Oricnt .... 29'91f. 63 63 E.N.E. 5 5 E.N.E. c. 2
flochefort .. 29'944. 72 65 S.W. 5 5 S.W. b. 2
Biarritz .... 30'05r. 08 68 W. 1 1 W. c.o. 2
Comma. •• •
Brussels . 30'75 rl. N.E. 3 b.
Pa
ris ...... 30 10 66 E.N.E. 2 b. _
trasbourg.. 65 E. 6 b.
Lyon
s ...... 30'12 7_3 - S. 3 - - b.
Toulon ~.. 39'19r. I 9 77 Z. 0 0 Z. b. 1
ITeart's Con-
tent (6 a.m.
local time) ; 30125. ,46 45 W.'l.W. 3 , 3 E.N.E. o. 4

VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT WINDSOR.

ffe are requested to give notice that all carriage

tickets for the Volunteer Review have been disposed
of, but as there is no restriction as to vehicles en-
tering the Great Park by the appointed routes, those
without tickets will have little difficulty in finding
places from whence the review can be seen, provided
the horses are taken off. No tickets are required
for officers in uniform, as erroneously statei with-
out authority. Horsemen are particularly requested
not to ride within the line of sentries, nor to attempt
to follow the manoeuvres of the troops. Spectators
in general are earnestly recommended to keep their
places after the review until the troops have
marched off by the. Long Walk, so as not to impede
the progress of the volunteers to the railways or to
endanger their own safety.

The following official Memorandum was issued
from the 'War-office last night :
The infantry corps, coming from Virginia Water,
Staines; and Egham, will rendezvous near the Statue
at the end of the Long Walk. A gun will be tirel
by the Honourable Artillery Company at 3.30 p.m.,
as a signal for the corps to get un ler arms b !fore
moving into position on the review ground. After
the review the several corps will proved to the
railway stations, where they alighted, with the ex-
ception of those country corps which came to the
Windsor Station, these will be marched to Slough
Station. The corps for Datchet will, on arrival at
the pontoon bridge, be formed in the following
order, and march in succession, as required, across
the pontoon bridge to the railway station : •

For London and North-Western.-Ist Middlesex
Rifles, 179 ; 18th Middlesex Rifles, 150 ; 47th Lan-
cashire Rifles, 56 ; Ist Administrative Battalion
Warwick R.V., 651; Ist Adtninistrative Battalion
R.V., 252: total, 1,291.
For Great Northern.-Ist Notts Rifles, GOO ;
35th West York, 171; sth Lincoln, do ; Ist A:I-
-ministrative Battalion Hereford, 145: total, 976.
For North London and Great Eastern.-3:1 Essex
Artillery, 20 ; Ist Norfolk Artillery, 100 ; 2d Ad-

ministrative Battalion Nliddlesex, 700 ; 9th Essex
Rifles, 302 ; Ist Norfolk Rifles, 385; 3d Adminis-
trative Battalion Essex Rifles, 541; 4th Essex
Rifles, 46 : total, 2,278.
For South-Easpern.-10th pent Artillery, 243 ;

14th Kent Artillery, 200 ; 3rd Cinque Ports Mies,
67 ; Ist Administrative Battalion Kent Rifles, 453 ;
Ist Kent Rifles, 130 ; total, 1,093.
For Nine Elms.-4th Administrative Battalion
Surrey, 242 ; 19th Surrey Rifles, 289 ; 7th Surrey
Rifles, 319 ; Ist Surrey Artillery, 321 ; total, 1,172.
For Kensington. —4th Middlesex Artillery, 60 ;
2nd Middlesex Rifles, 601 ; Ist Middlesex Engi-
neers, 400 ; total, 1,061.
For Waterloo.-2nl. Middlesex Artillery, 250 ;
21st and 38th Middlesex Rifles, 550 ; 19th Middle-
sex Rifles, 300 ; Ist Surrey Rifles, 231 ; 2d Lln-
don Rifles, 300 ; 28th Middlesex Rifles, 623 ; 37th
Middlesex Rifles, 500 ; 40th Middlesex Rifles, 300 ;
46th Middlesex Rifles, 209 ; 39th Middlesex Rifles,
250; 23d Middlesex Rifles, 225; 15th Middlesex
Rifles, 372 ; 48th Middlesex Rifles, 311 ; total,
4,421. _ _

-For Wimbledon and Guildford-Ist Administra-
.ve Battalion Surrey Rifles, 321 ; 13th Surrey
rifles, 58 ; 22d Surrey Rifles, 45 ; total, 427.
JAS. LINDSAY, Major-General.
War-office, June 18.