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... Military College , where , be understood , the pupils were even subject to military punish ment ; and whenever the Estimates came forward , he should cer tainly oppose the items relating to these establishments , which only tended to ...
... Military College , where , be understood , the pupils were even subject to military punish ment ; and whenever the Estimates came forward , he should cer tainly oppose the items relating to these establishments , which only tended to ...
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... military . fe ba ! been prevented from passing through Pail - mai this day . peared that the Lord Mayor had gone up with an address to the Queen , and that this was the occasion of calling out the mili- tory . He had asked the soldier ...
... military . fe ba ! been prevented from passing through Pail - mai this day . peared that the Lord Mayor had gone up with an address to the Queen , and that this was the occasion of calling out the mili- tory . He had asked the soldier ...
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... MILITARY OBSTRUCTION . Lord MILTON mentioned the fresh instance of Military Ob- struction which had just taken place . ( See Lord Essex's Speech . ) After the strong pledge recently given on this subject , he could not suppress his ...
... MILITARY OBSTRUCTION . Lord MILTON mentioned the fresh instance of Military Ob- struction which had just taken place . ( See Lord Essex's Speech . ) After the strong pledge recently given on this subject , he could not suppress his ...
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