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THE PROVINCES.
BEAUFORT.—On Monday evening last, the riflemen met at the Swan long room, which room has now been rented for the Beaufort drill, as a central place for the men. There was a goodly muster on the occasion. Capt. Maund attended, and (instead of going through the usual drill,
19 January 1861 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
CAPTAIN HANS BUSK’S
19 January 1861 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
In addition to the above it would be required of officers
To assemble at a general meeting from time to time, for the purpose of receiving instruction in the principles of their duty, and in the methods of training others, and also for the purpose of promoting unity of feeling in the corps. Non-commissioned officers to be required to a
18 February 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
SERGEANT-MAJOR. —The Committee of the SUNDERLAND VOLUNTEER CORPS are prepared to receive applications for the appointment of a SERGEANT-MAJOR to
the Corps. The applicants to pivc references, full paiticulars of previous service, and to state the terms required. ARTHUR \V. DIXON, Secretary. 2, Sunniside, Sunderland.
18 February 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
VOLUNTEER GUARDS, the Hon. T. C. BRUCE Captain-Commandant. The services of this Corps having been accepted by her Majesty, and
the drills being now regularly established, gentlemenjdeslrous of joining may apply personally to the Committee on Monday evenings, at Allen's Riding School, Seymour-place, W., between the hours of 7 and p.m.; at Hungerford-hall, Strand, on Wednesdays, between and 7 a.m., and on
18 February 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
XITESTPHALIA HAMS, TJd per lb., ▼ ▼ STILTON CHEESE, in fine order, from Is per lb., celebrated PORK SAUSAGES, lOd.
SHEPPARD’S Cheese, Butter, Bacon, and Ham Warehouse, 88, High street, Borough, S.E.
18 February 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
Government regulation CARTRIDGES, Made with Compressed Bullets, are now issued from the Extensive Ammunition Works of JOS. SCHLESENGER & CO.,
GEORGE STREET, BIRMINGHAM. Captains, Secretaries, and Contractors connected with the Rifle Corps, are informed that a great reduction is made to them by ordering a quantity, which will be stored without charge at S. and Co.’s Magazine, and forwarded in Single Boxes as required.
18 February 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
VOLUNTEER SERVICE GAZETTE, AND MILITIA DISPATCH.
isation, preparing a place for the custody of the d payment of the Government accounts for stores and jition sufficient to last through the ensuing year, there n« balance of i? 45, and the new year’s subscription llected. The following gentlemen will form the com' management for
12 May 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
occupied by tbe Indian depots the men will be billeted upini tbe publicans of the town. the same day the
regiment of West Essex Militia, under the command of Lieut. Col. Euggles Briso, will assemble at Chelmsford for a similar period of traininr/. The Inverness-shire Highland Light Infantry, under the command of Lieut. Col. the lion. Simon Fraser, will assemble Inverness on the Ist
28 April 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
(From the London Gazette, Tuesday, April 24.) COMMISSIONS. Signed the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset. The Hon. William
Draper Mortimer Best to be deputy lieut By the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Chester. 28th Company of Cheshire Rifle Volunteers.—Alfred Watkin, Esq., to be capt.; John Cunliffe, gent., to be lieut.; James Frodsham, gent., to be ensign; John Hamilton Larmuth, gent.. t
28 April 1860 - Volunteer Service Gazette and Military Dispatch - London, London, England
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