The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,
(Symms ni Dam.)

TIM LAT, FATAL DULL AT 11.011411.- Rini/AL 07

This morning at the sitting of the eourt, Mr. Montague
Chambers (with whom was Mr. Parry) applied to their
lordships, that the parties now in custody fur the share they
took in the late fatal duel at Egham, and who stand com-
mitted on the charge of wilful murder might he admit-
ted to bail. In support of his application be referred
to the ease of the Duke of York awl Colonel Lennoz, and
the more recent one of Lord Byron and Mr. Chawner. In
the case of Lord Byron who killed his opponent, he was
admitted to bail, and subsequently tried and convicted of
manslaughter, but so far from being burnt in the hand, as
was then cuttonsary, he was discharged without any punish.
meet whatever. There was also the cue of the key. Mr.
Allen, who acted as a second in a duel in 1782, and he
was Maitre(' to bail ; and the case of Maenantara, who
shot Col. Mon•gornery, being likewise admitted to hall.
Having also referred to the Simile-bridge case, the learned
counsel said, the parties in this unhappy affair were men of
high station, end had no idea, from a sense of honour, to
evade by escape the justice of the law, but to keep them in
prison for six months would be their utter and entire ruin.
Lord Campbell said that he felt it his duty to resist the
spplication. The partite were charged with murder, and
were placed in no worm position any other native born
subject.
Mr. Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Erie, and lir. Justice
Wightana, entirely concurred with Lord Campbell, that
the applionaiwabsiabl be refused.
Thiappileallea w reatallagly raised, and the pan*
ordered to remain in custody until the neat spring assist,.

THE ALDERMEN AND THE CHARGES OF
CRUELTY IN BETHLEHEM.

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held for the i
despatch of public business. It was a full court.
Alderman Corson!) rue to ask permission of the Lord i
Mayor to put a question involving matter of great impor-
lanes
to the court, aa its members were hereditary gover- ,
non of the City of London Hospitals. (Hear, hear.) lie i
had seen in one of the daily newspapers a mass of evidence 1
stated to have taken place before a committee of inquiry I
into the Mate of Bethlehem Hospital, and he had heard a I
see number •1 oommeab apse that evidence deeply te- 1
fleeting upon and particularly derogatory to tho character
of the geedlasen who superintended the affairs of that
institution. His object in rising was to request to be in-
fused whether the Lord Mayor bad received a copy of the
IMAMS la aria be alluded, or of the report, or any cos
' miseinrelen upon • subject of such extraordinary interest
and lu4wlsaee to the community. (Loud cries of
" Hear, 0
The JAZ. MAYOR said he had not received a copy of the
.side*, takes before the committee, sad reflecting upon
the atitheekke of the hospital, or of ash other document,
but be bed been Is conversatien with Sir Peter Laurie, the
proddiest of the Imatitutios, who woe meet anxious to M-
ONO the mart on the same/diary peseeedinp which had
lately taken place, and a partial pulitation of which had
bees made. (Hear, hear.)
Oh Palm Lausitz he woo lia... der
ties had been pat by kb hes. fried. wend have
given the preaMont and oommittse ef Smite
greater pismire than in hey* isowerded intim el the report
of the commiedeletse to knew le imp generaer, but they
had besa,prevented hem making unication
by the liiirelery ei nide, der whom information
the 'why woe ' made, and to whom, therefore,
etrietly speaking, the report at peewit exclusively
angia Worded. On receipt of the and evidence,
be the 21st of February lett, the directed copies to
be printed for the use of the with a conviction
that every governor was ast ably to a copy, hut
that it wee hireable for thaw ft elm to any conclusion
WIN the liege mass of meaussdps we printed, and they
VIM asalied quietly sad at bison to make themselves
mass ei *A ilia.B.lB. The Commimisems in Lunacy by
Isms memo get glint of that reeskilien, and immediately
mode isms micemeatellem to the fiessesary of dude, who
by lease ef the JIM of Mud redden the printing at
the report ; and it wee not until the led of April, en ea
the gont represented= of the soesmitees of the utter
hwpelibWty et &alias with the report ad nine's
nine's nth
they i.e Monk *et the extaamy, of dame seadned
the peilinip, ea the moditisa dm ' it 'head be laid
mined tithe stride' iseddleage to the monism of the
eosamide." (Hair, hear.) invades edmitessehmited
the main Lawriated Mm 1111•011111 illkaar owe
hem d Mg wed audio to
midi, ad the sesesetPleriligelsime ad dna ean
di I
d midget bed best. r
wried, al
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add, es amble them to mess de dawn spied
predeminel inneted gad seadoet, Akre repeats* syph-
oning bed bees deoessufelly dials there odds, the
dummied peened open as Seddon el Stele the aesesity
of ferdelbs In model eddies with espies, ad ea the
bath of ;do they were authorised to die is, ea esaditioe
" that sash espies en an rids we if tat any perms n-
eaps dm 'impedes deiresOy the elide to- the man
send aids is dot report.~ The gimmes of the ensue
dee idly bid bid the esdellise of the Medd abed
the middle of lest eseath, venality we tuned to • gado
eemailmse, vie were singed did the day cifiMi
the repeat ef the eseemissiname. So SO is
eat to meads thetef debumetned del to
those dates. to dew did every desire edited ea die pert of
the sathesidatei the add the deg es
kihemellea ea Oa galled,beepileite di the deme delay "dishgemple bed
esearred in tradmilling to lbe ihelegy ef Ind
that full sad senielheeery answer width be based
wield be gins to the charges math eplast the
sere
ssemest of the es
mese from and ode
whigh de amealthe lad se mini.
gist
:rimier.) Do
somm eat the ittee hit dand diet Kr. Ws=
Is limiting the eireideisa if de repot, bed as
than to primal the poithelka of welsh, Ames din
sesempried be tie Adds of the mown a mid be
feeder henna del as sad middles we bon bum
die but he the werreemmleM lalsoneemee if die male
sabeinem is the bed iselegos to the Maths of
the roped. Is this peons ded Add de nest mold
see the impagthinty et id sated. Ida gay pedisaled or
of sadder/ft- dot dad dab sibs_ of
be
pose dab, is repodad, weed ans& be
salkliassei. (Hein bas.) Me would 'sly
add, that ding to the most extreeddry MIMI in which
dm eseimiedeseve lad esatheled the drys, the pnersees
bed b no eppretwthur of indth
*sea oedr makes. rap thilimmillisilleer, hi;aBnr In vie-
ii
kths
the bid ed noddle e oddness pdaddes if justice god of
etWised
they aged Iniermed the preens mane every
at
the
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any one of the witnesses ea et
epode, did had ben braida
=al co
ig so me was. allemedle Mead de mad=
the Midi 0 the parties dud I ier On the drab n-
eeding bed bees esselatisd, ad before the raped was
sped apse, were the mend mild ea Ihr egg deines
seedientiga whatever. 014••• balm) Wall bind(
preglaid item abides le gay oder Mole gsfessil le I.
the raged ami endless' at that des ; lot dewing the
ease with dish dorm `whichagalndio bedisals were
made, sod the dillisesity with they were nibetted.
nee whoa totally esdanded, he felt mend dm that semi
sad the dans tehe • very didieset ends fent dot
diddle, sad thet bebop they laded
a eemiesise weed low geld de leste(din ea the
was ape " Beer lath digs " Mein bin) The
commadmen bed sedately idea a enaitheil view of the
q■ edal. el It preeseeed inemmehls' didedies ;
bat he wag Neisd the seen oaf lb* pains west. Ida
the ..a if the
e.deb din eissemetnein maths •
ma musere et nid Meer. beim) Ha seral they
were den Mat the gengoses bed appelated • modem
' casings d met West s.d eicarisass, aced a dame
=birla every way dallied to peen= ibe dense es.
tliat ellesoted that they bed dee ep=l:
media eosin, and ins mild who dad peg
attedbei to the Odd pedals. The indeed and in
ersesVber of patients is the iostitatiga bed redwed
such arneesary; breepsethe el say essannes
which dna pond of eemsleigt. It bad been beg
shaddends the there dead lie • redden gilding
realset si=a isoth=ild The goessame
had bed seek time la essimple.
ties, an be bed se Melt' that each • soden= bed been
made, by the eppelatesent of Dr. Hod er tie Coney
Haab Mudd se mead plyeklim, Mr. Said se rasi-
dela sipmbaary, and a lady of alma as widen es den
ides milli epos the institution. He mitertaind as
I then that it would be land upon by foreidges, who ma-
r eteedy visited it In rest no s.as • model inn*
ties. sad that Ia less therm a fortnight the
herein "Meet the sewed dell be met with a
1 refeedisa. Is the annum-._ be id they wen
, as ass eilbeneer, ie the liesemery of State, le mem mg
I otbar obillemat man they aged Mee before him drat MI
debase end onstdpatlea.
Ailsomen COPRLAND said he felt eldigml he the seen
, meat mode by Sir Peter Law* who ne desk
o des be meander strict obligati= to mks as hea
r'fart
eseddismisa at that moment. Was he to undetetand
i that the Governors of Bethlehem hospital bed no know-
;
bilge of
dthe oomminion which was sitting Is itelorigate
lbeer conuct ?

U POEM tannin—Net silkily. They had never re.
edged Rey saga' eontranakedes apes the subject.
Aliereeen Corunsio—Asil dhl they take evidence
the medical MR et the beepitel, withent hearing
Reseed in their &then ?

nelieel am were not allowed
le be jeuest while the evidence was being taken whist
anal _ _

Alamo COPELAND—I Na Ullditritand whit authority
poems swiss,* by someamsat to make MoomigaticoM

can wane, hem the example gives MIMI piaelt2Lllld the
conduct of the then newlv-appelitheld
Alderman SIDNIIT laid he did nth thirlielatmes 6—rie.
inclination of Sir Peter Lane, ht er the
Mire to the Secretary of &Mei la enter *pm the a
eedaellre.
the defence at the peueest Memo ; but he was of
opinion that then emelt be se Wench of home reps-
&stifle ithetedilthet Illle pen end Medi& doers of
" mopping" poor Withal he thrfirrtho NM mil dun is a
state of nudity into baba Ism meg whereat ertertag.
It would be no violation of the eimapect le briars that there
was exaggeration in the stateliest' whir" had beau Pub'
halted. (Hear, hew.)
Sir Plana LAURIN repeated thee he ereellered the
governor, bound to observe the Trutilleied Lhasa by
the Semthary of State, and he wee ed triMlSan
that feeling; at the same time that thought hinsaiff at
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liberty teeny that the report of the eemdteheetes leg hem
greatly eines& Be heil mesehed • leelee. wild' he loge 1.
read, toadies epettehe ether see et the gm*" tril op la
preaching mare timely to the facet, shim. he weld not 1.1
deny that there were several matters commmind with Beth. V'
them Hospital of which he did not at ell approve. TM 17 4
utter war as follows ; H
" October 25th, 1862. 4,-
" Honourabledir,—Observing in the 'papers& great deal of :
matter in reference to the Bethlehem Hospital, I beg to mg se
that 1 have had the affection of two relatives receiving its so
benefits, and in consequence bad every opportunity of ta
knowing ell its usages, and I now mast, as In duty bound,
beg to say that lam willing to offer testimony, and an a
produce evidence entirely contrary to what I see daily In I.
the papers, and in gratitude for thegreat benefits we have N
received, not only to 'apron my sincere thanks, but am es
anxious that no erroneous opinions should be publicly ex.
pressed without contradiction. Should this be an liars- ll,_
sum I hope you will pardon me, as 1 collet not rest mode- IB in.
ManVillonr4e.ll2ll.l.ll.•l: as

Settles, 106 sawneemem-stren.
" To Si, Peter Laurie, &c."
Alderman Moox said ho wee son, to say that the ob-
aserstions of Sir Peter Laurie showed there was some lIL
imalatima for the public actuations which were made. st.
fad heard Sir Peter Laurie often say that be performed it
hte deity Without looking to the right or to the left—that be as
did an care about ministers, but went straight ahead, dealing tal
simmerely upon all occasions, without looking to cows- 'S.,.
queue Now the court and the public never entertained r,
a doubt of the soraincy of Sir Peter Laurie's statements so
la haw of Bethlehem until the very offensive pub- tts
Beatles of the evidence taken before the commissioners took Is
place, ra& sertainly it was only reasonable to expect that SL
the suggestima of Aldenaan Sidney should be received with it
attenthei. (gm , Mar.) le
Aldan= Leartinica thought Sir Pates Laurie per- gt,
teeth, jM s 4 be signs' the mime wWsh hal been so so
fairly immerged ly Yu; It bad beaa admekted by Stir w
Peter Leath that Ogee wen nosy ghee eansatei with 12
the liaphel of egg he git an and at the sane "
Use it had teem nand by bin mut Willeffollakwu Rt
had been made. TM sent mad the page swan wait with- et
oat my great tax apse their patinae intli the full answer et.
awn be made is anordeare with the mailesetaeding between wl
the Ileautary of grate and the gammen. He did not ir
tank that the violable of faith spas me midi morally of
retaliaties. (Inn bear.
Akienema Fawns end thanks whisk the case so
in its present seedlike IMO smYmisii hi male was &cid- it
edly unfavourable. The sisideseirffilli that there were te
some faults to be ementledl.

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Here the subject dropped. lI
Some miscellaneom business of secondary import's.' II
wu then dispmed of, and the court adjourned. is

MINES.

TUISDAT Rvisaro.
There has been a hie average business in mining
stocks to-dav, the heavy dividend descriptions being
chiefly inqulred for, whilst at the same time few
sellers arc offering. We hear of inquiries for Tre-
fusis, South Tamar, East Polgooth, &e. Saks have
taken place in United Mines, at 780; Wheal Buller,
785; West Providence, 491, 61; Wheal Cupid, 81
Bevis Moor, 31, 31; Wheal Grenville, 21; East
Tolgus, 331, 35 ; Goginan, 61; East Buller, 8, ;
North Damsel, 23e.; St. Day United Mines, 21;
Bedford United, 81; West lressury, 10 ; Meath',
3; Linares, 34; Cefn Bruno, 89, 90; Manteca,
11, ; East Frongoch, 51; Vale of Towy, 11; Tre-
lawny, 45; East Tamar, 25e.; Haven and Hen-
fork'', 1 ; Bast Polgooth, 2 ; Gorn, 120.
The tramastime hi gold mining shares were nu-
tmeg. British Amitalian, Colonial Gold, and New
Granada were higher, awl Port Phillip and Mari-
rift very firm. Ave Marla, on the other hand,
wen hem. and sold at 10s. dis.
Grad Dodgy el Baden shares improved to I prem.
British Iron were 10e. higher, and Santiago firmer,
but Osbre fell IL, and Imperial Brazilian and Great
Policed' were heavy.
The newellsiel notations are as follows:—Mel-
bourne, Ito ; *__ par to a prem.; Conne-
mara ! to prim; ato I prem.; Ken-
ner., a to ! prem.
Friday neat (the sth inst.) has been appointed
special settling day for the shares of the Australian
Gold and Copper Mining Company.
THIS DAY.—Two o'CLociL
The gold mining shares remain firm in most in-
stances. Colonial Gold have reached la prem. New
Granada shares are well supported at yesterday's
improvement. Imperial Brazilian shares have been
dose at 61 to a only. Santiago de Cuba have risen
to 144.

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Bolanllt Mimeo ASOK2ATIos.—Yee en
extraordinary watethei of the
_yeepriesses el tide seder-
taking was ail et the Leeds. Tamale seadise the
=of twinge* ..asks lowa le
the
makeme saseth se the esesslatke, dam se
reededeas et
held ea the Mad Kay sadtwo Ilissnmeklaawee. se etherwisestit
datataine ea the preen dietelhadea shush mesa, and v
Os all seesaw &noises is that behaK sad she to
weeder the propriety et emeisaied • mai reselatioa
peed at se wet eassal andeg ee
hdd se the 10th Xetteabse, WO. disesithePer :en
assesiation, and ea ether 'pedal bedew. lie. Yield was
Is the chair, sod Masi OM purpose he which the
yeegeletots ewe galled hags tur. • leas dbeardea thee
sestaut as to the bra 111106 se Astrlbesies the reseatefeg
Mich were MOW as amesat abseil UM. The
masker ef shares I MAK ad the lad avid sash Is
the esestes is 310,01 K The howl he the
payees ot mining la Celaadds, awe khan were 10,000 ad-
...sham, 10,000 seatliary shapes, mad 20,000 snip
different sums being pod is tech. The
KOMI. ty felt has bees tee apportionment of the
raln hand, the scrip holders wewillerhig they had
t claim, but it was shows thee this was not a
tamales of net profit, bet le sues stersese of a return of
capital. sad it was concur sly resehed dase there should
be la owl dittribeties ef the meat all the shares,
Is. aveasi` J 4. )tames. 11r. Seam, Kr. )(whey
and aids weaseled vn.eie sharebelders sad the ma-
ang trustees. TM resolutions stewed were as follows :-
1. That it is the *Mee of thie Meeffig that the remaining
Lassets of the assesistise, sew la Ile heeds et *.mamas
to trustose, belies se sad se& le be &Med raisedy rams
pesplows et drays la the capital et dot sew
eiation—wheibee edgiaal, suziliasy, or new scrip dams.
2. That the meiritying trustees are hereby autherteed to
apply such moots (after payment of ell incidental expensm)
among the proprietors pro raid wording to their sharer,
and to take all stcesrry Immures for carrying sash distri-
bution into effect. 3. That, subject to such distribution,
it it expedient that this association should be dissolved.
The meeting then adjourned afar the usual vote of Omar.

RAILWAYS

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci.

The railway market is firm to-day, and several
stocks show an upward tendency. Bristol and
Exeter, Caledonian, EasterniUnion, Leeds Northern,
North-Western and Midland stocks have realised
improved prices.
The French market is also very firm, prices of
some lines still tending upwards.

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TCINDLY
Tho English stock market was steady to-day,
although business was restricted, and prices closed
with a firm appearance. Consols ruled throughout
the day at 1001 to 1, both for money and the 11th,
and closed 1001 buyers for the account. There wax
another purchase of Reduced Threes on government
account at the improved figure of 994. The official
report of business comprises : Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 1001, 1,4; ditto, for account,
1004, 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, '1 •
Three-elidh-Quarter per Cents., 1034, 1•, Long
Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1 ; South Sea Stock, 112;
ditto Old Annuities, 991; Bank Stock, 2244, 2234,
224 i.
There was a steady lupines; in the March Ex-
&egos: Bills, at 765. to 78a. rem. and in the June
lat 745. to 775. prem. India Bonds were quoted
84s. to 87s. prem.
Business in the foreign bond department was also
quiet. Buenos Ayrien Bonds improved to 82, and
Spanish Old Threes to 52, but in the other classes
of this last named debt there was no corresponding
improvement. Turkish scrip was dull at 34 to 4
prem., few parties being disposed to operate. No
of communication has yet been received relative
to the terms that are to be granted to the scrip
holders, now that the loan is definitively refused by
the Ottoman government, and in this uncertainty
apprehensions were beginning to be more freely ex-
pressed. The Swedish loan ranged at 4 dia. to par.
Mexican bonds were flatter, receding to 231, conse-
quent upon the intelligence that revolutionary troubles
=that distracted oountryare gaining head. The prJba.
bility of a movement being made in favour of Santa
Anna was pointed out by us some months back, but
it remains to be seen if the ex-President of the Re-
public will receive such support as will enable him
to resume the reins of power. The present govern-
ment is obviously impotent. Bargains are marked
to-day as follows :—Belgian Four•and-a-Half per
Cents., 95, # ex div. (exchange fixed at 23E) Buenos
Ayres Six per Cents., 82, 80. Chilian Three per. Cents.,
78. Danish Five per Cents., 1051. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; ditto for account, 16th
November, 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates,
961,1, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1,1, 1.
Peruvian Actives, 1044, 3; ditto Deferred Three per
Cents., 624. Russian Five per Cents., 118; ditto
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105, 1. Sardinian Five
per Cents., 971, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 52;
ditto New Deterred Three per Ceuts., 254, ; the
Committee's Certificate, 34, 31 per cent. Swedish
Mortgage Loan, 4 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan,
3/, 4, 34 prem.
Projects for Danish railways continue to engage
great attention in that kingdom, and the visit of
Sir Charles Fox (of the firm of Fox and Henderson)
to Copenhagen, will probably be quickly followed
by the invitation of subecriptions from English capi-
talists. For the Roskilde Railway English offers
are expected to be accepted. It is also stated that
the Flensburg Railway has been finally arranged
with Mr. Peter
We understand another short branch is to be added
to the Norwegian Trunk Railway. The line in
question is to be three miles in length, and will cost
6,0001., of which the Norwegian government will
furnish one half, and the company the rest, upon the
same terms as the trunk line.

The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday
are thus reported by Mr. Reuter't telegraphic ex-
press:—Dutch Four per Cents., 9415-16 ; do., Two.
and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents., 25 1-16 ; Mexican New,
24 13.18. Portuguese New, 371. Austrian Five
per Cent. Metalliques, 77 11-16. At Vienna, on Satur-
day, the Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted
931; the New loan, 93, or 2 dia.; the Exchange on
London, 11.23. At Vienna on Monday the Bourse
was closed, it being a holiday.
The downward tendency in the market for foreign
exchanges continued only partially to-day. Amster-
dam and Italian places were again lower, but Paris
exhibited an upward movement, although the quota-
tion wee not considerably above last post's rates.
Short paper on Paris was done ut 25.15 to 20, and
three months at 25.35 to 40, the inquiry not being
very great. Drafts on Holland were eagerly taken
at the depressed rate of 11.18; to 19 for Amsterdam,
gce....19 to 191 for Rotterdam. Frankfort found
re at 1201, but Hamburg closed rather flat
at 13.71 to t, although the exchange comes lower
from the other aide. Italian paper was readily taken
at rates favourable to the seller, Genoa being 26.50
to 66; Leghorn, 30.60 to 621; Naples, 411 to 1 ;
Messina and Palermo, 1231 to 124. Austrian bills
were negotiated at 11.38 to 42 for Vienna, and 11.40
to 44 for Trieste. Short drafts were in demand at
comparatively better rates, as the Bank of Vienna
refuses to discount even the very best paper, in order
to force down, by the scarcity of money, the price of
foreign bills. This artificial measure to improve the
financial position of Austria is sure to prove a mise-
rable failure.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoex.
The English funds remain steady, but the transac-
tions are very few. Consols have not varied from
yesterday's quotation of 1001 to 1, both for cash and
aecount. The Three per Cents. Reduced are sup-
ported at 991 to 1 by the purchases of the govern-
ment broker. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.
mark 1031 to #; South Sea Stock, 1111; Bank Stock,
2231 to 2241. The June Exchequer Bills have im-
proved to 714. to 786. prem.
The foreign stock business continues unimportant.
Mexican and Turkish are dull; Swedish are flatter ;
but Sardinian bonds are very Arm. Mexican bonds
mark 241 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, 621; Buenos
Ayrean, 801 to 81#; Sardinian, 198 ; Turkish Scrip,
3311
to
to 31 prem.; Swedish Scrip, / dis.; Dutch Pours,
si 4.

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110,000 SS Goad .
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14.110 SO Dm
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58.175 11.1.4 UMW leidos
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