The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-22 00:00:00

MILITIA.

The King's Own Light Infantry are to be embo-
died on the 2,.1 proximo, and the First Royal Surrey
Regiment on the Gth.
The Second West York Militia, under the com-
mand of Col. Smyth, M.P., is to be embodied im-
mediately. This regiment did garrison duty at
GibialtAr du, ing the Crimean war.
The Third West York Militia, n DTV assembled at
Doncaster, are upwards of 800 strong, and are daily
receiving recruits. As soon as the men receivo
their full equipments they are to be sent to either
Aldershott or Plymouth.
It is intended to increase the Second Regiment
of Warwickshire Militia to 1,500 men. Some of
the officers have offered for Indian rervice.

THE MAYORALTY OF MANCHESTER.-111r. Ivie Mackie,
of the well-known firm of Findlater and Mackie, wine
and spirit merchants, has received a memorial, signed
by 54 of the town councillors of Manchester, requesting
him to become the mayor at the approaching eleltion in
November. It is understood that Mr. Mackie will
accept the invitation, so unanimous a requisition having
on no previous occasion been adopted. There is reasen
to believe that Mr. Mackie will be one of the most
popular mayors that Manchester has chosen to fill the
office since its charter of incorporation was obtained.
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i tI
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of
following extracts from Du Barry's interesting
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