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-usuratating the corps which had practically
clared to wish price the commencement
to Durrender
of 1001, when they were called on to the Military Authorities the arms which had been but to Nem - I repressed my willingness & prve every inconragement in
the part op
the Government hi Mis
Movement, and
and General Sargruh
I found
prepared to give all the assistance in his
power by placing at my disposal the
of
Services of an Officer of the Royal Artillery as Commandant the Corpas. and bending some, carbune's until the
Volunteers had sonce of their own,
Aud
Io I smart & falfarges.
16h beta 1882
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and also permitting the use of
ii two ports.
2.
The nae of the guns
After careful consideration I came to the conclusion that the Mly way
which a Volunteer Corps could be
successfully re-organized was to commuluce Coops; and funding
by disbanding the old corps; and,
that the Executive Conncil as well as some
of the Volimlar, agreed
of
with me on this
point, a notice was curd destanding
The Corps and, at the same time, another Notice Morting all those who were withing
a new corps to come forward
to join
and miscribe their names. A publié
Merrling