empty boxes | 11 — 27 | -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ 6 Prs. light battalion gun | 6 — — | Carriage without boxes, iron axletrees | 9 2 — | 24 1 21 Limber, with empty boxes | 8 3 21 | -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ 5½ Inch howitzer, light | 4 3 7 | Carriage, without boxes | 10 — 7 | 24 — 14 Limber, with empty boxes | 9 1 — | -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ 24 Prs. platform travelling carriage | 22 3 — | Standing carriage for do. iron trucks, | | and tackles of the carriage | 13 3 16 | 84 2 16 Iron gun | 48 — — | -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ Ball cartridge waggon, Duke of Richmond’s| | pattern, with spare pole and swingle | 16 1 17 | trees | | 36 1 17 Charge of musquet ammunition | 20 — — | -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ Common pattern ammunition waggon, altered| 16 2 — | Charge of ammunition | 20 — — | 36 2 — -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ New infantry ammunition cart | 9 1 14 | Charge of ammunition | 12 — — | 21 1 14 -----------------------------------------+-------------+------------ Common sling cart, complete | 17 1 14 | Common truck carriage | 12 2 21 | Common hand cart | 4 1 — | Forge waggon, complete | 13 2 14 | Dimensions of certain parts of carriages, the knowledge of which may prevent many mistakes in arranging the different pieces for disembarkation, or in other similar situations. _Axletrees._—Most of the field carriages are now made with _iron_ axletrees; the dimensions of which are as follows: