the Volunteer Corps consequent on their disarmament.
3 267 to them) runs that the arms lent to the Colonial Volunteers shall be liable to be recalled at any time by the
5. To this it was replied that General Brown had perused the printed Rules of 18th March 1862, and that he looked on the first paragraph as warranting him in recalling them for immediate service.
6. I should mention that the Rules in question were forwarded to me in Your Lordship's letter of 14 May, 1862. Now the 1st paragraph of these Rules (as will be seen) refers to recall by the Home Government - notified through one of Her Majesty's Secretaries of State, for if it meant recall by the Senior Military Officer it was arbitrary and difficult to see wherein Brigadier General Staveley had incurred the disapproval expressed by Sir Edward Lugard.
9. It was, however, General Brown's request for military...
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then disarmament.
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to them)
runs that the arms bent to
Colonial Volunteers shall be liable
to be reculled at
any
time by the
5.
To this it was
replied that General
Brown had perused the printed
of 18th March 1862, and that bie
rules
looked
on
the
first paragraphe
warranting him in
Carbinves
6.
as
recalling. noulling the for immediate service.
I should mention that the
Rules in question
forwarded
the
14
in Your Gravis Cimilar of
May, 1862.
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(as
will be seen
Imperial Government-
of
wo of
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apphira af pointed out that this could
only
recall by the Home
ort
Government notified through of Her Majesty's Secretaries of State, for if it meant recull by the Senior Military Officer
it was
ann
arbitrary
difficult to see whiriin
Brigadier General Stavebey had incurred the disapproval expressed
St. in vant by Sir Edward Ingard.
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