Berkshire Chronicle Reading 10-1914

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COD 8ta.bi e of . n,·"I,,!. ','::
. oh hJB lfaj eety re~h illg til l..! V II !,; I ('0
to the F!\il' !Mile, t he b'ugl crH HI U II <! · 'd llu)
roy~~, ~alnte. Ii,i mul tnn eo~.' ly wi~h Ih" 1\ ' '' ~
mountIng hIs oI ~c k charger. 1'11 0 t n ~I\"'''' '
which woro !form &1
, .up In
tlll' LJ?gl!,. IL L
the whole l~ ngth of .tllc F tp r Mi le, .I." !t" -!j
bord ~ rs\ the IChu r n DO~~lI s J we re th pt, If! .
8pected by h i. M a jC6ty! who rod " d n\', ,,
trte lin o a t 1va1ki ng p ace, con ve rsi ll g wit h
-ea.ch of the officers oorl UIIUI}di ng lhe ~ l il ,
fere nt regiments ~ 11 e p roceeded hll il:,;
way.
Th ~ strength of tile di vision to ( (ll"In 11'1
w a s 7 ,OOO lh o r ae, o n e r egl me nt , lil t! , I), :' '-',~
c ar.p.ed

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Yeomanry,
dn)y bei ng abse nt throll :;;/I I!I': I,
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h a.vin g yet j bined to take the pl :\~'(\ hf I !'11
Queen'e O\Vh Oxon H u's sars , wil li I':~ "",\
proceed ed oh 'for J igll se r vieC'. TIt Cldr' W!! I)
formed ~p fo r i n specti on cOrnp l"iSI"4\ th ..

L ond-on 1lolm ted B ri gt:,tlo, cou Ji-':iti '1g ,.1
the Midd! osFx Hussa rs, tfJt~ Sklrp .[:-.lj.,lll ,
er8, tho ROugh Ridol'S no t! HOll o 1I·,.\ d.
Arti11eTy Ca , (" A" nlld II n ' f n at L ~ li t ' !1 ""

th e B erkshi ~e Yeo man ry , th(l So tt th 1'>t: '1
HUS~ 8.rI5, tIte D erb ys hi re Y eolU nlll"l" ' h' l
Sherw ood

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. Worcester , !W ur wick,
and
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Yeomanry R ~gim ent~) th e th reo h f l " r
having comh over from N ew lllll':; I!>P' " i,
for t~el inspect.ion . One 'il(\i;l'i ' (I I! \) f

Rider" of the' R. H.A 11\',)((,). "':,;.·11
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some ,tact!cnl

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gl'cu. tc.s t in lerest. )1A\.re,

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a moeB,r&IO ce of the t roo ps ahop ld lJ e
M oi or -Ge ne r nl ' l' eigt9"
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tho s t a ll omoer o, \)1110. ; II II
conv ey hi' {lhe .;: ill g 'c: ) t ,
tro op • .
motor ed.
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many h und red ' ,.r h: lI
b y th a.t t imo ta koll tI ) 1 ) 0) ~1 ·
r igh t-h a nd s ido of UIf' I'P1rI(' ,
on h is \\' uy hu \>,ja.'i fn>
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well, thon pr()(.'h. d ,.d
left by ep ccild 1::'''1

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fl to.t e d ~h l\~ h rtll of UH.'i t L" l ' 1 P~
. """lUf'<l nt , Mo"ls roru . alld ~ g
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s re ' billete d a t Churn, 01,,1
r elrn SIl",. l· at N ewbury and H~rd,.v l ..:kr
uDdelrsl,md t h at tho great mairri l,y of
VOlull Leered fo:i- fOr{·jgll
they 'will' p rococ< to Lhe
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.h ort time.

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