The officers commanding troops will order a picket mallett to be made immediately & put everything as to horse shoes accoutrements etc. in the best order possible to take the field. +Wever, 20th Feb 1759.+ As there is some reason to believe the regt. may march soon the C.O.s of troops will get the old Camp necessaries put in as good order as possible, the tents slung & forrage cords etc ready to march on the shortest notice. +Wever, 1st Mrch 1759.+ Maj: Hepburn to be buried tomorrow at 11.0 o'clock. The officers of the Regt. are desired to attend. An officer, Sergt, Corpl. Drummer & 30 Private to fire over him. Maj: Hepburn's Troop to come over here on foot with side arms, leaving their guard on ye village, and bring 90 loaded cartridges with them. +Wever, 2nd Mrch 1759.+ As soon as the Burial is over a Court of Enquiry to sit by Capt. Douglas' orders commanding the R.N.B. Dragoons to examine into the effects of the Late Major Hepburn, for the above Duty Captn: Bury Lieuts Law Conyngham Blacket & Home. +Ober Kelmor, 24th Mrch 1759.+ The Hereditary Prince being about to leave this place, the regiments are now under the Orders of His Serene Highness Prince Isenbourg. +Caremback, 25th Mrch 1759.+ The Regiment to march tomorrow at 6.0 o'clock to their new cantonments. The Genl. to beat at 4, Boots & Saddles at 5, and March at 6 o'clock. The Royal Regiment of horse guards Blue to Baumback Greys to Rengershausen Inniskillings to Oberellenback. +Rangershausen, 26th Mrch 1759.+ The regiment to march at 6.0 o'clock. { Wallshausen Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Blue to { & { Gersdorff Greys to { Hausen in the { Bailliags of Oberaula Inniskillings to Oberaula +Herschfold, 28th Mrch 1759+ (Extract). Orderly cornet tomorrow Greys " next day Innisks +Grebenan, 29th Mrch 1759.+ H.S.H. the Duke is not so apprehensive of Disorders being comited by the soldry as by the sutlers and their servants, the officers servants and women following ye armie but he wd have all belonging to diffrent corps informed that any offending will be punished with death. +Wendecken, Sat: 14 April 1759.+ H.S.H. the Duke desires all the officers in the Army will honour the memory of H.S.H. the late Duke of Isembourg by wearing black crapes for eight days.