Helmet £0 16 0 Boots and Spurs 1 3 0 Watering Cap 0 2 6 4 Shirts[17] at 6s. 10d. 1 7 4 4 pairs Stockings[17] at 2s. 10d. 0 11 4 1 pair Boot Stockings 0 2 0 2 pairs Shoes at 6s.[17] 0 12 0 1 Black Stock[17] 0 0 8 1 „ „ Buckle[17] 0 0 6 1 pair Leather Breeches[17] 1 5 0 1 pair Knee Buckles[17] 0 0 8 1 pair Short Black Gaiters[17] 0 7 4 White Jacket[17][18] 0 8 6 Stable Frock 0 4 8 Pick-wire and Pan Brush 0 0 2 Worm and Oil Bottle ... Necessary Bags 0 7 3 Corn Bag 0 2 6 Black Ball[17] 0 1 0 3 Shoe Brushes[17] 0 1 3 Hair Comb 0 0 6 Burnisher 0 0 6 White Portmanteau 0 8 0 1 pair of Gloves 0 1 6 Farrier’s Cap 0 14 0 „ Budgets 0 14 0 „ Apron 0 1 8 „ Axe and Case 0 5 0 „ Saw and Case 0 8 6 Trumpeter’s Hat and Feather 1 0 0 Trumpet 2 2 0 Sling and Tassels of crimson and white 0 10 0 APPENDIX F EVOLUTIONS REQUIRED AT THE INSPECTION OF A REGIMENT 1759 The squadron was drawn up in three ranks at open order, _i.e._ with a distance equal to half the front of the squadron between ranks. Each squadron was told off into half-ranks, one-third of ranks, and fours. _Officers take your posts of exercise._--The officers rode out from their posts till eight or ten paces in rear of the C.O., then turned about and faced their squadrons. _Half-ranks to the right; double your files._--The left half-ranks of each squadron reined back to the half-distance between ranks, and passaged to the right until the right half-ranks were covered. _Half-ranks that doubled; as you were._--The left half-ranks passaged to the left and rode back to their original places. (The same manœuvre then executed to the left.) _Rear ranks to the right; double your front._--The rear ranks wheeled into column of half-ranks, then wheeled (as a column) to the left and came up, the leading half-rank on the right flank of the front, and the rear half-rank on the right flank of the centre rank.