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... au a meetinr of representatives of the men appointed to arbitrate with delegates of the colliery. Two battalions of the 51st Infantry have arrived there, with 500 gendarmoes. The Departmental and National Federation of Miners in the Department of the Loire ...

... would make some objectiois to the dis-posal of the smudge, but nothing occurred to call for the services of the Cavalry, Infantry, and police stationed at the pit. Mr. E. Beckett Faber, Mr. ?? H. Bartholomew, C.E., and other cotunty magistrates from Leeds ...

... boats, soaked in water, waiting anxiously for dav. nl light. A light had been seat during the night, not- far away oil the siarboard side. Eight rookets wrev sent up. and numerous torches and e blue lights burnt, hut apparently without effect. r Thelight cale ...

... made by Major Bell with a troop of cavalry this morning. Itresulted in conetct, andl a hattle, wherein four battalions of infantry and four pseces of artillery became engaged. The enemy were driven from strong entrenohbasents at Guecqua. with con- side-cble ...