How would he have answered questions like, “how apparent is my Colobhasach (Colonsay) origin?”; “how important is my Colobhasach identity, or how instrumental when hard decisions are needed?”; “how does my Colobhasach identity clash with some other aspect of my identity, such as being a bigwig from Edinburgh?” and “what Colobhasach values and ideals should I hold true to?” Many of the Colonsay islanders were deeply religious and they might well have asked how far Sir John fell short of the maxim ‘by their deeds shall you know them’ (Matthew 7:15-20). 3143. Why Gordon chose to buy Uist is a mystery – he bought Uist while in a coffee house in Edinburgh and perhaps the purchase was a whim he lived to regret. ), Romaine’s Crimean War: The Letters and Journal of William Govett Romaine (Stroud, Gloucestershire: Sutton Publishing Limited for the Army Records Society, 2005), pp. 295 Flynn et al., p. 78; New Statistical Account (Edinburgh, 1845), Volume 7, pp. In 1850, James Loch wrote to the 2nd Duke of Sutherland, concerned by what he saw as the rise of, ‘socialism’ in Sutherland, accompanied by, ‘no feeling of attachment to the Constitution or the present order of society among the working classes of the towns and villages in the north of Scotland.’149 What Loch thought was particularly ironic about this growing disloyalty to the Duke and estate was that he felt that it was due, at least in part, to the steadily improving economic circumstances of the people. 51-2; Stephen Wood, The Scottish Soldier (Manchester: Archive Publications, 1987), p. 46. 505 The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, December 11, 1803, p4. Among the emigrants were twelve families from Coll who had been the victims of extensive clearances in the previous year. In an attempt to extract information from them, he sentenced both to three hundred lashes. Yet with this knowledge they received on board 127, most of whom were in a very destitute situation, with a view of landing them on the shores of Nova Scotia. They were from dispersed parts of the globe and all were fifth-generation descendants of emigrants from Ireland. 830 Pepper, P. and de Araugo, T. (1985) The Kurnai of Gippsland, Vol 1 Melbourne: Hyland House. Various folkloric explanations of the murder, which tap into the superstitions and folk beliefs of the Scottish settlers, emerged in the four Beaton historical texts. 398-9. 632Executive Council minute re: telegram from Judge Thomas Bennett to Attorney General, 27 December 1883, GN 9/1, vol. Among the first warrants issued to the Orange Order for the establishment of lodges was allocated in 1795 to William Singleton of Maze. They do not reflect a population of about one thousand in 1800 such as would be necessary to allow a doubling to more than two thousand by 1841. For in late January and February 1865, an intriguing exchange of letters appeared in the local press about recent ethno-religious tensions in Port de Grave—a predominantly Protestant community on the north shore with a small Catholic population. This section includes the contrasting stories of how the three most notable landowners in the Highlands of Scotland met with opprobrium for their sometimes feeble efforts at relief – a hatred that is felt even to this day. Poor health forced him home in 1842 where he entered public service. But by far, the most common charge that Coghill brought against his assigned servants was drunkenness or intoxication. In March 1844, Robert was discharged from Bankruptcy but then his wife Rebecca died on 22nd May. Johnson, also an evangelical appointed by William Wilberforce, the evangelical leader and anti-slavery campaigner, was having a hard time making an impression on the convicts who would have none of his austere puritan ethics. But change always brought problems. Probably only Ross and one other could milk a cow; half were tried in Glasgow or Edinburgh. 128 J. The tracings faded about 200 yards beyond the outskirts and authorities were initially uncertain of the body’s whereabouts. HORRORS GALORE! Others were Irish Catholics. For two hundred years & upwards this contest has been carried on & it seems unwise & unchristian to introduce this element of discord into this new land.”626, Governor John Glover and prime minister and attorney general F. B. T. Carter (who had owed his 1874 election success in no small part to the rallying of the Orange vote) reacted as authorities did to similar incidents in Ireland and mainland North America,627 stating that the Orange parade had been peaceful in intent and that neither the police nor the government had any authority to prohibit it or interfere with it in any way. It reflected the straitened times and the ravages of famine and the slow recovery. Perhaps the sharpest subsequent criticisms of Colonel Gordon were that the destitute state of the families when they arrived in Nova Scotia and that the voyage had not been fully funded. 477 Smyth, Jim, The men of no property (1994) p.116. Governor Dorrill capped his anti-Irish-Catholic measures that year with an order that all vessel masters bringing fishing servants to Newfoundland must transport them home after the fishing season. Given that this was the first time that Throsby (owner of the stolen silver spoon) sat on the bench, was he brought in specially to sit in judgment on McClinton? Female convicts were occasionally flogged or had their heads shaved775. MacKenzie was made lord lieutenant of Ross in 1794, then Lord Seaforth and Baron MacKenzie of Kintail in 1797, then governor of Barbados in 1801, and then given permanent military rank as lieutenant general in 1808.231, Within the Highlands, the raising of a regiment conferred obligations on families and friends of minor gentry who also profited from the venture. By then, Troy appears to have got completely out of touch with the mood of the country and his pacifist instincts allowed him to slip into a deluded way of thinking that upholding of moral values and support for human rights should be left to the Protestant autocracy. The Ellen sailed from Sutherland in May 1848 arriving in Pictou after the Benbecula migrants had already set out. 787Read, P. (1996) Returning to Nothing: The Meaning of Lost Places Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. That is shaped more by social forces, identification with role models and admired public figures, past and present. 217-218. 676 A.G.L. Donald McDonald left home for the first time and walked from Inverness to Edinburgh to enlist in his father’s regiment, the 71st Regiment. These systemic abuses of human rights were not necessarily sectarian. 475 Chandler, Paul, Lay Carmelites in Botany Bay(1985) p.109. 222 Robert Clyde, From Rebel to Hero: The Image of the Highlander, 1745-1830 (East Linton: Tuckwell Press, 1995), p. 150; Tom M. Devine, Clanship to Crofters’ War: The social transformation of the Scottish Highlands (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1994), p. 90; Christopher Duffy, The ’45: Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Untold Story of the Jacobite Rising (London: Cassell, 2003), pp. The more radical ministers were creating a bolder ‘crofter ideology’ which implacably denied that emigration was any kind of solution and that the congestion in the Highlands was the direct result of the landlord policies and the evictions. Overall, Ireland’s role in the year of revolutions had been brief and inglorious. But he was concerned about not hearing from his son.123 He had also organised to export a thousand barrels of salted herrings to Australia through Glasgow in that year. Queen’s Own Highlanders, 1983), pp. Emigration was always an expensive and difficult process requiring knowledge, capital, energy and it was best achieved by young people uninhibited by ties of dependence. An emergent bourgeois society in Victorian Great Britain and in Nova Scotia, was shocked by the penury exhibited by the Hebrideans and found it impossible to see that this was how things were rather than something brought on by malignity or inhumanity on the part of the landlord. 1988-06-29-2, Lieutenant-Colonel C. Lygon Cocks to his aunt, 27 May 1855. Conception Bay, with its mixed ethnic profile, provides a glimpse into this negotiation process. or regional frame rather than a Skye or Rear Settlement one, signaling the movement towards an integrated Island culture. The colonial conquest went about radically transforming the physical and cultural landscape. On alternate days during the voyage, children not exceeding 10 years of age were to receive two thirds of the foregoing quantities. They were also accompanied by colossal financial investment for planned coastal development by the landlord, the fabulously wealthy Marquess of Stafford nicknamed by his contemporaries a ‘Leviathan of wealth’. The first lodge on the island was established in St. John’s in 1863, and Orangeism began to spread into Conception Bay in the late 1860s and early 1870s. 963 Arran Banner, ‘The final sermon’, 14 May 1977, p. 3. What, man, courage yet! Towards the landlord, the Mackenzies, he was scornful for they had ‘laid out a great deal in improvements, which was of no use whatever, so that they got tired of it’. The brutal murder of a close neighbour who appears to have lived in the isolated and closely knit community for thirty years and whose killer was never apprehended was a rare event and an unsolved murder was rarer still. Governor Bourke (1831-1838) found the system of ‘discretion’ in the allocation of assigned servants not at all to his liking and he introduced a more equitable and orderly system. Here we have a much older than average convict who was married and behaved himself in Australia, but typically for a Scot, he had a previous conviction, and was skilled and literate. A similar episode, with much more tragic consequences, occurred just five years later.630 On St. Stephen’s Day, 1883, Orangemen parading in full regalia in Harbour Grace attempted to march into the Irish Catholic area of Riverhead. Colonsay’s headcount of 805 implied some growth after the OSA’s tally of 718 but this was shortly before there would be ‘a proper opportunity’ for many islanders across the Atlantic, thanks to a slight push from home. So the ethnic group does not exist in isolation; it needs an ethnic other in order to position itself, and it responds to the cues and feedback of the ethnic other, which is similarly and simultaneously engaging itself in this discussion of difference. 739 John Coghill to Earl Bathurst 4 July 1825, Historical Records of Australia Series 1 Volume 12, p.15. The 1846-47 famine can be ruled out as the smallholders of the Lagan Valley were less affected.No, when George decided to emigrate he was landless, tired eking out a living as a weaver in someone else’s employ.819 The decision of George and Ellen Glover to emigrate in 1860 seems well timed. Most of the Thomson share of Clydebank, including Clydebank House, was retained for Thomson’s widow, Margaret Louise and her family managed to hang on to strategic river frontage. After serving the constituency of Argyll in Parliament for 1843-1851, he became an Ordinary Lord of Session and, in 1852, Lord Justice-General and Lord President of the Court of Session, with the title Lord Colonsay.299 Duncan McNeill had purchased the Colonsay estate from his older brother, Alexander, in 1847, a year after their father’s death. MacDonald, who could preach for six hours without pause in both Gaelic and English forged his widespread congregation into a single entity: ";his adherents were visibly united as one ecclesiastical body, guided by the same rules";.546 His brand of iconoclastic Presbyterianism tended towards misogyny. 654 The General Band was an Act introduced in 1587 to attempt to introduce order and peace to the lawless Highlands by making Clan chiefs responsible for their people. Ship’s crews could be notoriously difficult and this proved to be the case on the 1824 Mangles voyage when the crew threatened mutiny just after leaving Tenerife. Alan Cameron of Erracht, in raising the 79th, had to to pay over £15,000 from the resources of his wealthy father-in-law. 145 R. A. Dodgshon, From Chiefs to Landlords: social and economic change in the Western Highlands and Islands, c1493-1820 (Edinburgh, 1998), 115-116. 521 Bankstown, New South Wales. If early-warning signs are unheeded, the societal sickness worsens and a ‘crisis’erupts. Cuthbertson’s rule was absolute and he was certainly empowered to flog a man out of his head if he so wished. It was only in stormy weather that he did not report on the state of the deck below. The historian, Ruan O’Donnell, points out: ‘There is no reason to assume that the political prisoners of the Marquis Cornwallisand the Britanniawould have been regarded as anything but comrades by rebels arriving on the Minervaand Friendshipin 1800’ . 765 J. Kociumbas, The Oxford History of Australia, Vol.2 1770-1860, Melbourne, 1992, p.261. 525 William Sewell, ";The Concept(s) of Culture"; in Victoria Bonnell and Lynn Hunt (eds. Elizabeth’s descendent, Bruce Mildenhall, was Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier of Victoria for seven years, before resigning from Parliament in 2006. When Osborne inspected the food and the Adam Lodge he declared both to be of ‘fair quality’. 313, 1181, McIver to Loch, 28 Mar. We sleep in German and we dream in Irish. The TiddalBritish Isles flood narrative, for example, related to the central cosmogonic event in Tatungolung country, the forming of the Lakes (‘talli koor-tar’) when water was released from the mouth of TiddalBritish Isles the frog after Noy-yang, the eel, forced him to laugh. Henry got his certificate of freedom in 1848. Like other leaders of the 1848 rebellion, he was widely mourned.434. On the eve of his trial, Richard Dalton Williams, a student who had written as ‘Shamrock’, wrote to John Martin, a Protestant landowner and newspaper editor, saying: Yes, our bungling at Ballingarry and elsewhere led many to believe that we were arrant cowards, but our greatest enemies admit that we have a high sense of honour and abundance of moral courage. 775779.Costello, C (1987) Botany Bay : the story of the convicts transported from Ireland to Australia, Mercier Press, Cork, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/johnston-george-2277. the Martha,723 which was charted by the Royal Navy as a troop ship during the Peninsular War.724 That same year, when the Martha was in Lisbon, Coghill took the opportunity to marry Jane Graeme, the daughter of a Scots sherry trader resident in Lisbon. 37. In the six hours of fighting the 79th lost nearly half of its fighting strength and the 42nd lost their revered colonel who was mortally wounded in the groin. J. M. Beattie in Crime and the Courts in England notes that the spectators to a public execution performed a significant role in the proceedings: "; They were engaged in a renewal of community values by their recognition and disapproval of the deviant act committed by the offender on display‘‘.563 To Foucault, the public execution was a ceremony through which a crippled sovereignty is revived: ";It restores that sovereignty by manifesting it at its most spectacular. Despite being in ill-health, before leaving, he issued as address to the electorate in Tipperary, where a bye-election was to be held.435 In February 1875, Mitchel was elected unopposed as MP for County Tipperary, the location of the 1848 uprising. Roger McNeill returned to Gaelic Scotland as Resident Medical Officer to Gesto Hospital in Skye from where he launched the first statistical research into the health of crofters and a review of Highland medical services. They had scant respect for the ‘cowardly rascals who will not stand to fight’, took few prisoners, and eventually regarded the ‘hot, burning sun’ as more destructive than the enemy.282, The suppression of the Mutiny, and within it the exploits of the Highland soldiers, produced a surge in illustrative material during 1858: songs, poems, sketches in the illustrated press, engravings, porcelains, public amusements, a dramatic re-enactment of ‘The Storming and Capture of Delhi’ and the first of several paintings of the relief of Lucknow (The Campbells are Coming. 119 GD1/1196/2 Murdo McDonald to Hector McDonald 20 April 1851. The Campbells and Muldoons were in the Penrith area in their earliest days before moving north, the Muldoons to Paterson, the Campbells to Clarence Town. On 23 October 1813 he was given a £reward for capturing a runaway convict: Jack Smith alias ‘Jack Gibben’ alias ‘Gibber Jack’.513 Gibber Jack was a nasty piece of work who had been sent to Newcastle, with his papers marked ‘to be kept in irons’, to work in the coalmines. For him it is enough that she is not English: this is arborescent exclusiveness at its finest. There are reports of those who did find their way to the ‘right’ province or island such as Cape Breton, then taking a further three or four years to track down and join their relations and/or friends. (1987) The Presence of the Past: Essays on Modern British and American Poetry Bridgend: Poetry Wales Press. This goes some way to explain why the length of wait for a replacement ship to the no longer regularly serviced Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton was so long for the Benbecula emigrants at something like six weeks. The people have been kept in irons the whole voyage in consequence of some conjecture that they meant to seize the ship and murder the officers. He also ordered an audit of the water when the ship was off the coast of Brazil so that there would be good water for the journey if there was a problem. 707 B. Hindmarsh & H. Maxwell-Stewart, „These are the Birds that never Flew: five Scottish Bushrangers‟, Tasmanian Historical Research Association Papers and Proceedings, Vol. George Loch, who succeeded his father in 1855, as an MP and regular of the London club and political scene, decided in 1857 to put together a definitive defence of the clearances as a policy, the methods used, and the long term results. In the first place, I and the family am well, thank the almighty for it, and I hope this will find you the same way. On the 17 January 1825, John McGuigan and his sister Jane Dempsey swore that they were the next of kin of Ambrose McGuigan and that, although their mother did not take out letters of administration, nor did she renounce the administration of the effects. At Braidwood he employed more men with tickets of leave, granted to an assigned convict who had served satisfactorily, four years of a seven year sentence; six years of a fourteen years sentence or eight years of a life sentence. Exodus is one of the great themes in modern Highland history - dispersal of the Highlanders from their ancestral homelands across the globe. The following five convicts assigned to Coghill at Kirkham served sentences on the tread wheel: John Carroll one month in 1834 for gross neglect of duty; Richard Clements one month in 1834 for leaving his master’s station under false pretence; Thomas Pierce six weeks in 1835 for drunkenness and dishonesty; John Dyer/Dwyer (storekeeper at Kirkham) two months in 1835 for general neglect of work, and George Shanks two months in 1836 for being absent from his hut and often drunk. Sexual assault was not uncommon but not murder. The wonder is that his confession was accepted, loaded as it was with criticism of the establishment and a free platform and justification of the insurgency in the first place. During the Civil War, Michel openly supported the Confederacy, and two of his sons were killed fighting in the Confederacy Army. Thank you to the mothers of my children for blessing me with such wonderful kids. One of the first things he did was to have a boat built in Hobart, which was then hauled by six bullocks the seventy-five mile journey to Lake Sorell. Ambrose and Mary would have had Defenders and United Irishmen among their customers. 2, p. 241. Mitchel and Smyth arrived in San Francisco on 9 October and they immediately sought out MacManus, who was now living on a ranch fifty miles out of town. The question in all these cases is the extent to which there was an element of choice in the separations involved. Dorrill’s regulations were not unique in this historical context and must be viewed as part of a final struggle by British authorities to promote the migratory fishery in Newfoundland at the expense of a resident fishery and to maintain Britain’s nursery for seamen. 843 Bruner, E. (1984) ‘The opening up of Anthropology’ in S. Plattner and E. Bruner (eds) Text, Play and Story: The Construction and Reconstruction of Self and Society: The 1983 Proceedings of the American Ethnological Society Washington, New Hampshire: American Ethnological society. In Arthur’s own experience of migration, for instance, he has found no clear distinction between belonging and alienation.936 As Nick Mansfield puts it, It is important, however, to realise that the arborescent and the rhizomatic are not simply mutually exclusive opposites. 7, 61-2, PANL. Academia.edu is a platform for academics to share research papers. He reached San Francisco, where he remained until his death in 1861. Biblical references and nationalist sentiment were more common: one John McLean (arrived 1849) had a tattoo of Scotland’s national motto, Nemo Me ImpuneLacessit (‘dinna meddle wi’ me!’), which might also be taken as self-assertion.704 William Stewart had a representation of the arms and motto of Glasgow. A Government grant to convey one-third of the people to Upper Canada would be most desirable.’ (p. 99). . At the time of their marriage Ellen lived at Piper Hill in the centre of Lisburn and George, a weaver, lived at nearby Hillhall.790 George’s family were tenant weaver/farmers on the Kilwarlin estate of the Hill family. On arrival in Prince Edward Island, Roderick MacLellan and his sons obtained a 300 acre land grant at St George’s, Lot 54 that they operated as two farms. This proved a good move for Henry who accumulated a large estate on the South Coast. Orange banners, drums, ceremonial swords, and joy guns assumed a more sinister aspect in the meaning they created for Catholic communities. : blacksmiths, masons, carpenters, joiners, bricklayers, and stone-cutters. Another question is: why have so few even bothered to ask the question? They did not want the old, the sick and the lame and the mass of dependents who were part and parcel of typical poverty. He regained his old position as Magistrate under Macquarie’s successor Governor Brisbane but the appointment was not to last. They were often led by tacksmen with considerable capital assets; and it is clear land was cheaply available in America at a time when rents were rapidly rising in the Highlands. 1-5). 61 Vane, C. ‘Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh:Vol 1, The Irish Rebellion’ (1848), p.198. As was the case in Ulster, the indigenous landscape was largely over-written with new names to assert ownership and control and engender a sense of belonging, and the colonizers foundation stories served a strong ideological purpose of legitimating their presence. This in itself, however, may be significant, given their worse reputation on arrival.696, In keeping with postmodern interest in surfaces, some recent students of convicts have turned to studying their bodies and skin. She was, in fact, a mature woman who was quite aware of the dangers of being on the road at night. By 1870 he had 43 acres under cultivation and 106 in pasture. At a remove of over a century and a half, and where the facts of the case are that much more remote, it is that much more problematic to sustain resistance to a received narrative, complete with imported adornments from other times, other events, that so freely allocates blame. By 1806 Ambrose was working for himself and he was now living with Mary Murrell who had arrived on the Experimenton 24 June 1804. In keeping with this and despite there being a third more marriages in 1841-51 than in the previous decade, population declined. Ambrose died suddenly on 7 October 1817 after contracting quinsy from abscessed tonsils. Several of the Scottish men mentioned earlier married English or Irish women. Such was the level of solidarity with the assailants or fear of their ability to impose sanctions that no one in these relatively small towns would identify the attackers. Simon signed as a witness – no illiteracy there. He painted a picture of an aristocratic class gone mad with power, and with no restraints put upon them in the treatment of their tenants, ‘They have enacted laws to establish these rights and they blush not to declare these laws sacred.’ For MacLeod, legality of action did not matter; it was the morality that should be condemned. 415 Ibid., 13 January 1853, p.300 (Mitchel refers to ‘the four of us’). As revealed earlier, some of Coghill’s own convicts appeared before that bench for various offences and some were sentenced to punishment on the tread wheel. McDonald’s letters to Australia tell an entirely different story. The rumour of a captive woman originated in a letter written by Angus McMillan in 1840, after one of his exploratory visits to Gippsland. One couple was passing through the area by wagon late one night and their horse started, throwing the woman from the carriage. A missive from “Gamma” to the Day-Book claimed that large bands of armed men had recently paraded through the town “on direful acts intent” in an obvious demonstration of Fenian strength. At least twenty four and perhaps four or five more migrants died en route or in quarantine. The Honourable Mr. Tacksmen and others took with them their followers, kinsfolk, servants, and lesser relatives. Johnnie O’Meally the bushranger was a grandson of Patrick O’Meally, an Irish convict who was transported to Australia along with his wife Judith and their six children. The Free Church minister in Gairloch reluctantly conceded ‘that there do not exist in this parish the means of providing for the permanent subsistence of the whole of the present population; and thus it cannot be made self-sustaining unless a portion of them can be induced and enabled to removed [sic] elsewhere.’ The Parochial Board said that the parish could not be made self-sustaining ‘unless a portion of the inhabitants remove elsewhere.’ Report by Sir John McNeill on the State of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, p.xxvi. There are conflicting stories as to how Cunningham and Johnson died. Without in any way downplaying Colonel Gordon’s habitual parsimony and mean-spiritedness, matters may once more not be quite as clear cut in this instance as that implies. 782 Babette Smith. Extra fruit and vegetables were brought in from Kissing Point which was the the colony’s ‘vegetable garden’. He was viewed as unduly materialistic and out of touch with his religious calling. Already, gold miners were pouring into the region to the disapproval of the inaugural leader of the Presbyterian Church in Gippsland, Reverend Login, who described their occupation as ‘demoralizing employment, which carries ruin and destruction’.835 Though declared a town at the time of the Glovers’ arrival, Sale was still only on the threshold of development. The full nature of the crime itself lies at the centre of what the community was trying to avoid facing through their explanations: On the left side of frontal bone there were seven cuts two of which fractured the scull on the upper part of the head. Fowler Potteries also manufactured high-grade sanitary ware, otherwise known as toilet bowls. And they were greeted in predominantly Protestant Bay Roberts by palpable hostility and a profusion of Orange banners and arches. Wilson, A.H. (2007) ‘Modernity and the film exhibition industry in Gippsland: The Glover family business 1926-1973’, Senses of Cinema. To understand the ‘Rise and Fall’ of Colonsay’s population in the late eighteenth and in the nineteenth century, one must consider the less consistent and less documented growth to 1841. I have witnessed many horrible scenes; but this was the most appalling sight I had ever seen. Donald MacDonald: Glimpses of His Life and Times, he describes an incident in which MacDonald was conducting a religious revival holding a Bible and a candle and was approached by Ann Beaton. One of his reforms was to end the flogging-as-torture and to extract confession which Marsden had used with such alacrity. The Battle of the Diamond and the Cole-Hamilton shooting were six weeks apart. While attending Mitchel’s funeral, he had caught a cold that proved to be fatal. The crops were pestered by grubs p. 645. It also reinforced the link between the activities of the men of ’48 and those of the next generation of republican nationalists. Clark, Shaw and Robson all suggested each in his own way that the convicts were in fact criminals and had a high proportion of prior convictions. 46-7; Fairrie, “Cuidich ‘N Righ”, p. 33; Sterling, Highland Brigade, p. 215. This may have been a standard punishment on convict ships and was probably not considered as harsh. In turn, the Famine radicalised the politics of Young Ireland, even before the outbreak of revolution in France in February 1848. As news of the affray spread into town, Judge Thomas Bennett at Harbour Grace immediately telegraphed the attorney general that residents of Riverhead had fired on the Orange procession.632 F. B. T. 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