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... eeeretery Mr. JUDO. Ptatford. Ragentive Commultve• Res. Donald Skrirmihire, Drs. G. Burnett Currie. George Hope. A. D. Maitland, R. P Sharman. and C. Worthington. and Messrs. W. G. Abbey. F. Burke. W. J. Barry. nen.. F.. Biggerwteff A. Butler. Gordon Cuthbert ...
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... commanded by Major Foster, the battery captain being Capt. Le:gh and the sectional officers Lieuts. Furness an l R. 11. Smith. Lieuts. W. A. Smith and J. Foster were mounted supernumeraries. Capt. Simpson was in command of th dis• mounted party, Lieut. W. Sykes ...
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