Regulations Applicable to Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry. [Continued As] Regulations for the Yeomanry Cavalry [Afterw.] Imperial Yeomanry (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 Excerpt: ...may complete the number by extra drills during permanent duty. 238. Bandsmen, not exceeding two for each troop of Clause 10 of Yeomanry Cavalry, will be allowed pay during permanent "7ju, d B. F. duty, without attendance at the preliminary drills. Trumpeters will be allowed their pay if they attend three mounted drills. 239. The orderly room clerk, saddler, and tailor, when 0070 present at permanent duty, will be granted dismounted 1052 pay at the rate of 3s. 6d. a day each Finance. Section II. Pay And Allowances, &c.--continued. b. Pay for Marching Days. 240. Pay at 7s. a day will be allowed for each non-com-Eatcs, missioned officer and Yeoman for the days, and 3. 6d. for the half-days, actually employed in marching the following distances to the place appointed for the permanent duty. Under 20 miles 1 day. Over 20, but under 25 miles days. 25 30, 2 A similar rate of pay calculated on the same basis will be allowed for the return journey. Distances beyond 30 miles will be specially considered. c. Allowances. 241. An allowance of 2-. 8d. a-day for each troop will Contingent be granted to the lieutenant-colonel or other officer in allowance. command of the regiment during permanent duty in addition to the pay laid down in paragraph 234 A captain or other officer commanding a troop of Yeomanry Cavalry will receive a contingent allowance of 2s. 2d. a day in addition to the pay laid down in paragraph 234. 242. The following allowance will be granted during Postage ana permanent duty to defray the expense of postage and stationery, stationery, and other charges incidental to making up the accounts, viz.: -- -. d. For a regiment consisting of 4 troops daily 0 17 6,6, or 7 troops, 0 1 10 '&#...