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. On the 2nd charge, guilty, with the exception of the words “ great disrespect to hisExc. the Commander-in-Chief,” of which the court acquit him.Sentenee.—The court adjudge the said Lieut. Robert Renny to be reprimanded in such manner as his Exc. the Commander-in-Chief may be pleased to direct.Head-Quarters, Camp, 2nd March, 1850.Approved and confirmed, except that I cannot agree with the court in thinking that this gallant officer has done anything to demand a reprimand, and therefore I must decline giving him the slightest reprimand. On the contrary, his trial has given me a very high opinion of him as an officer.C. J. Napier, General, Commander-in-Chief.Lieut. R. Renny is to be released from arrest, and directed to return to his duty.
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Allens Indian Mail

London, Middlesex, GB

Tue, May 21, 1850

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