THE PORTSMOUTH RIOT.
A -DIPLOMATIC MEMO. 1
Unhid Pi'tejrf Association— By Electric
Telegraph. — Copyright. London, December 2fi. ' Commander Galloway, in a general memorandum, notes a considerable improverneKt in the j erponol appearance,, alertness, and general smartness of his now comrades. Ho says ha feels the most perfect confidence ia | their manliness to a^^ist him ani Lieut. Sinclair ii- making Portsmouth barracks tlio first naval depot m tho world. He 'will considpr every individual uncj »i his? command as especially under his p>y>t^ctiun. ami therefore shifldeil 1 i?i iustiec: ' He lias no VSlvtiaHty \ft one body of men more than another. Tlie touchstone of all hte acts ir_ the dr-K»nce of (he- country wj'.H \m prepnratioi for war, and whethf-r thi i man be a bluejacket, stol-er, or marine, he 'regards all p.(|iia! as warriors'. ]t is hoprd the issue, of the memo will remove any mi sunders tan fling.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13359, 27 December 1906, Page 5
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149THE PORTSMOUTH RIOT. Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13359, 27 December 1906, Page 5
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