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... Ail citizens are called to arms. They shall divided into two classes; the one, under the name of Garde Nationale, shall lake upon themselves the special defence of the communes, and shall, in case tire-arms are wanting, be armed with pikes by the local ...

... hjoa, taking three half-crowns, seven shillings, and sixpence, out of his pocket, while two other policemen bad hold of his arms, in dragging him to the statiniiheuM Mr. Smith, the inspector, ssid that he should hare dismissed the charge against Curry ...