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... some time. when Arohie Mackie, agai 11. son of Mr William Mackie, Grattan St&e, notioed that he seemed to be in trouble. The boy at once rushed for assistance, and, meeting Constable John Stewart and a gipsy nie! Bo, well on the Links. informed them of ...

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... con- duct of all engaged in one of the hardest and most trying fights in the annals of British army. ' If I can mention one arm particularly, it is the two batteries of artillery. The full list of casualties in the battle of ?dodder River shows that 68 ...

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