in other quarters bear sole characters.
It appears to His Royal Highness that the precautions consist in making the barrack arrangements more attractive than the grog shops. His Royal Highness has every reason to suppose that the canteens are well managed in respect of supply of good articles at minimum price. Ball courts are attached to the barracks, and the soldiers' Institute, to which Sir Hercules Robinson alludes in correspondence, probably affords means of reading, chess-playing, and mental recreation.
It might be advisable to append to the Institute a Military Cantine, necessarily under Military control, and for the exclusive use of soldiers; but with the aid of cautious administration by the Military authorities, His Royal Highness trusts that respectable men will be kept out of the Grog shops.
His Royal Highness does not consider it advisable to combat the second cause of inebriety by restricting soldiers from visiting public houses frequented by other classes of the community, or by adopting regulations which could only be very partially enforced, and which would produce annoyance and dissatisfaction, without adequate beneficial result.
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in other quarters bear solus charecters.
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others, with plenty of money to spend,
entertains soldiers at the Public houses.
in the town..
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appears to His Royal Highnes
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more attractive than the grog.
thots.
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in respect of supply of good articles at minimace price,
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ball courts are attached to the barracro, and the folders Justitute to which fir stercules Robricson alludes in concopondence;
mobably affords means of reading, chess- playing so for mental recreation.
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the Institute a Military Cantur, necessarlly under Military control, and
the aid
for the Exclusive use of soldiers; but with
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the
Military authorities, His Royal Highness
pusts that respectable men
tept out
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it advisable to combat with the second
cause of inbriety by restricting soldices from visiting public houses frequented by other classes Z the community, or by adopting regulations which could only
the
very partially enforced, and which would produce annoyance and dissatisfaction, without adequate luneficial result. –
In order to prevent exess,
it saus
only requisite to Establish and maintaine
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