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THE YORKSHIRE DRAGOONS, The Yorkshire Dragoons concluded their training , at Doncaster, yesterday, when the tents wero struck, and the men marched home, the first squadrons to ■ leave being the Wakefield, Pontefract, Bradford, and [ Huddersfield. As they marched out of camp, the