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 eng Great Britain -- History -- Civil War, 1642-1649. eebo The Manner of the march and embattelling of the trayned bands and avxiliaries of the city of London, hamlets, Westminster men, and the burrow of South n/a 1643 9 1206 4 0 0 0 0 0 33.17 C The rate of 33.17 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the C category of texts with between 10 and 35 defects per 10,000 words. 2014-05 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-08 Sampled and proofread 2014-08 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion

THE MANNER of the MARCH AND EMBATTELLING OF THE TRAYNED BANDS AND AUXILIARIES Of the City of London , Hamlets , Westminster men , and the Burrow of Southwarke , as it was appointed by the Honourable Committee of the Militia ; and performed on Tuesday the 26. of September , 1643.

LONDON Printed , 1643.

The manner of the March and Embattailing of the Trained Bands , and Auxiliaries of the City of London , Hamlets , Westminster men , and the Bourough or Southwark , &c.

1. THat the Regiments be at the place of Randevouze by seven of the Clocke to march into the Field .

The order of the March . 1. The City Regiments , White , Yellow , Green and Oringe . 2. The Hamlets Regiment of Trained men . 3. The Westminster Regiment of Trained men . 4. The Regiment of Trained men in Southwarke . 5. The Auxiliaries of the Hamlets . 6. The Auxiliaries of Southwarke . The place of Randevouze in the City . The white Regiment in Pauls Church yard where the Crosse stood . The yellow Regiment in Pauls Church yard among the Drapers . The green Regiment in Old Bayly , Pye Corner , and part of Smithfield . The Oringe Regiment in Fleet street , and to march after the green Regiment . The Hamlets in Smithfield and Aldersgate street , and to march after the Oringe . The Westminster men in Holborne , and downe towards Newgate . The Regiment of Southwarke men in Gracious street , Canon street , and Watling street , and so to St. Austins Gate , and to march after the Westminster Regiment .

Distance in march between Companies 12. foot .

Between Regiments 30. foot .

The Auxiliaries of the Hamlets in Fanchurch street and Gra 〈…〉 street , and to march in the reare of Southwarke men . The Auxiliaries of Southwarke to be on the Bridge , and Gra 〈…〉 us street , and to march in the reare of the Hamlets .

The Companies in each Regiment to march successively , according to segniority , as first , 1. Colonels Company . 2. Lieutenant Colonell . Sergeant Major 3. Eldest Captaine 4.

The place of Randevouze to be drawne up in a regimentall way .

The foure Regiments of the City in the new Artillary Garden .

The Hamlets and Westminster Regiments in the upper Fields next the Windmilles , on the right of the new Artillary ground .

The Southwarke Regiments in the Field next above the foure quarters .

Both Regiments . The Auxiliaries to be drawne up into one Body in a regimentall way in the place where Moore-dich was , which Body must consist of two grand Divisions according to the other Regiments .

The manner how to draw the Regiments up in two grand Divisions .

InaRegimentconsistingof6. Companies is to be placed after this manner : The 2. grand Division .   The first grand Division .     The left wing .   The right wing .
2 5 4 3 6 1 Ser . Major . 3. Cap. 2. Capt . 1. Cap. 4. Capt . Lieu . Colonell .

ARegimentof7. Companies . 2 6 4 3 5 7 1 Ser . Major . 4. Capt . 2. Capt . 1. Capt . 3. Capt . 5. Capt . Lieu . Col.

ARegimentof8. Companies . 2 7 6 4 3 5 8 1

ARegimentof9. Companies . 2 7 6 4 3 5 9 8 1

Whereas there is no Colonell for the Regiments , there the Lieutenant Colonell is to supply that place .

The Lieutenant Colonells Company takes the first place on the right of the first division .

Serjant Majors Companie takes the second place in the left of the second division .

And so accordin● to the place of the figures .

When the Companies of each Regiment are so drawne up , the Pikes of each grand division to march cleare of the Musketteres , and to close both Muskets and Pikes , and then the Musketteeres of each grand division to bee equall devided , and to fleeve up and flank the Pikes .

And in this manner to march into the great field where you are thus to place your selves .

The White Regiment of the City to take place at the farthest end of the field westward , facing towards the City . The Yellow Regiment of the City to take place at the farthest end estward , next the fort at Pimlico facing towards Balmes . The Greene to face the Yellow . Th● Oringe to face the White . The Hamlets to take place on the right of the Greene . The Westminster Regiment to take place on the left of the Oringe . The Southwarke trained band to take the left of the Yellow . The Auxilaries to take the left of the White Regiment , and to face the Westminster Regiment .
For the firing .

All the Musketteeres to march cleere of the Pikes and to sleeve their Pikes .

Then to make an intervaile betweene every five Files of each Division .

1. Firing — Two Ranks advancing 10. paces , and to fall into the Reare of themselves .

2. Firing — Two fier eeven in the Front , and to fall in the Reare of themselves , and so to continue .

Pimlico .             Mount-Mill . The breast worke      

Front. Lieu . Co. Wilson . Westminster . Southwark . Lieu . Co. Harison .
4 hand-drawn rectangles, one above each name. NB: each name, as well as "Front", is printed upside-down in the original text

Front. Lieu . Co. Foster . Hamlets . Auxiliaries . Lieu . Co. Davis .
4 hand-drawn rectangles, one below each name

Islington .

Serjeant Major .   The Colonels .     The 3. place .       The 3. place .   M. M. The 2. grand Division .   M. M. The 1. grand Division .   The 8. place .     The 8. place . 4. Capt . 2. Capt .     5. Capt . Lieu . Col.     The 1. place of honour       The 1. place of honour .   P. P. The 7. place .   P. P. The 7. place   Ser . Major .     1. Capt . 3. Capt .     The 6. place     The 6. place . P. P.     P P.     The 2. place       The 2. place .     The 4. place .       The 4. place .   M. M.     M. M.     The 5. place       The 5. place .   Lieutenant Colonell .  

FINIS .