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... increasingly enjoyable. The camp was early aster on Wednesday, for a fee day's work lay Imfore the leen. It the tee the Colonel Brady og the officer. He wiuteesed various era Moot, the drill and march . eau. aid the addressed the regiment complmelitary ...
... only out b&4. hoped that when men returned their homes they would endeavour to secure others to enlist. Subsequently, Colonel Brady inspected the lint's, ibe cook botisM, etc., testified his satisfaction with all that had seen. tbo afternoon practice ...
... heavy guns, upon which they were complimented by General MacGregor Stewart, commanding Royal Artillery. Southern District. Colonel Brady, commanding the Militia, and Volunteers. Southern District, who impeded the corps Thursday, also highly praised the M- ...
... number enabled them to comply with the regulation he had referred to. and their annual inspection was held in camp by Colonel Brady. R.A.. who subsequently addressed the men. staling that he was highly pleased with the drill and general appearanee the ...
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... r tlerrimn Artillery. mmAhern Inetriet. who was by the adjutant of the ^Sd Ha tea. The through marital Lieut. Jonah.. Colonel Brady brwifly adderel the composts. and Paid we- at the way the men had turned aut. nom what he had of them deal good. He ...