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... The arrangements were under the direction of ceoMUttee consisting of the Earl of Antrim, Viscoanl Uanalagli, aed Mr. T. C. Grattan. Major General Sir Manriee O'Cun* nell, tbe lately appointed commander of the forces in New South Wales, was in tba chair ...

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