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... Joseph R. Bailey, Mr John Bourne, Mr CRAWSJI^ Bailey, Mr Kvan Bevan, Mr James Barrow, Mr J Brook, Mr John J. Blcase, Mr Thomas Cory, Mr K'rJg,, Capper, Mr II. L. Clifford, Mr Edward Cousins, Captain Colquhoun, Mr John Cady, Mr John Cory Uichai'd Corv. ...

... were now receiving in the use of arms was gradually Great Britain a nation of armed men and they would be found skilled in the use of those arms ihould ever a foe attempt to invade their shores, la the use of these arms he believed that the volunteers ...

... Phillips, Mr John Paddon, Mr James Walker, Mr T. Wilson, Mr M. B. Williams, and Mr Iltyd Thomas. The following Borough magistrates Messrs James Rogers, J. C. Fowler, T. Cook Davies, Thomas PoweII, J. dark Richardson, Richard Hushes, John Buse. D. H. Thomas ...

... Bafley, )fr John Boorne, the CtOrwshav Bailey, Mr Fran Bevan, Mr James Barron, Mr and H. BrookC, MrJohinS. Bloome, MSr Thomas Cory, Mrl Robert Capper, Mr W1. L. sea1 Clifford, Mr Edward ConsiraaC.E.. Captain Colguhlounta our] Sir lobe Cady. -Mr John Cory. Mrl ...

... the instructions sent out hi the officers commanding in the Transvasl in regard toV the cases of Beers who might be taken in arms against her Majesty. ly No answer be,-ing given to -the question, j III Mr. PARNELL gave notice that he should repeat.f iis ...