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evidently rioters but took no notice of them although aware of the cause of his having been sentruć; fassel

house which he saw flundered without attempting to ascertain whether soldiers were within

probably the case,

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being

at the time, halted and stood at

case his picquet instead of firmly and rapidly approaching the large body of men, who he states in his refort to his Commanding Officer next day (Appendix. D.) had evidently been plundering a house; and to secure whom as he states every thing else had been set aside, and finally let them escape with ferfect

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the behaviour

the body of police under Assisiänė Superintendent Jarman (who

stated to have been withone

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the prisoner

Montague handed to him by the folice, although known to him, was

not mentioned Adjutant

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him to the

Sergeant Connon of the

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