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Otago Witness, Issue 2923, 23 March 1910, Page 88

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William Mulley, a Crimean veteran, -ho served on thß warships Cressy, Minotur, Wellington, St. "George, Formidable nd' Wellesley, and on land in the Naval Jrigade, died at Baylham, Surfolk, re•ently. He was present at the battle of Vlma, and also' took part in the siege of ■?efcastopol,