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• At a meeting of the southern division of the Rathfriland Company, September the 4th, 1784. Mr. Robert Sloan in the chair. A printed paper published by Rathfriland Volunteers in answer to our reasons for quitting Capt. Barber (as published August 3d) and signed George Cowan Chairman, being read
  Published: (1784)
• A sermon, delivered in the Meeting-House of Rathfriland, October 24, 1779, to the Castlewellan rangers, and Rathfriland volunteers. By Samuel Barber, M.A
  by: Barber, Samuel
  Published: (1779)
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  Published: (1784)
• Plymouth volunteers : It having been recommended by the Sub-Committee of the Subscribers, for the general Defence of the County, at a Meeting held this Day, in the Council-Chamber of the Guildhall. "that there should be but One Volunteer Corps for this Town, consisting of Two Companies of Sixty Men each, besides Officers, on a Plan as nearly similar as possible to that formed by the Exeter Volunteer Company." Those Gentlemen, Tradesmen and others, who have already subscribed their Names for forming Volunteer-Companies, are desired to meet at the Guildhall, To-Morrow, at Six O'Clock, in the Evening, to consider and determine on the above Recommendation, and Plan to be adopted
  Published: (1794)
• St. Martin in the Fields. 30th of April, 1798. At a general meeting of the inhabitants, ... of this parish, ... it was unanimously resolved, ... That the members of this association be called the St. Martin's Loyal Volunteers. That this association should comprehend a militar armed force
  Published: (1798)