MUTINY IN ENGLAND.
By Kijctric Telegraph.—Copyright. A PROTEST AGAINST OVER WORK. (special to press association.) London, April 20. An Artillery division, stationed at Gosport, on the west side of Portsmouth Harbour, broke out in mutiny to-day, and broke the barrack windows as a protest against overwork, to which they allege they are treated. Their protest subsided on the appearance of the Colonel, who is popular amongst the men. The leaders are to be court martialled.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 999, 24 April 1891, Page 31
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