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THE ARMY.

MILITARY COTIIIT MARTIAL.
PORTMAN BARRACKS, FIRST DAY, SEPT. I 3:

TRIAL OF LIEUT.-COLONEL THOMAS .GORE,

OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.

A Court Martial was this day assembled, for
le purpose of trying Lieut.-Cojonel GORE.

MEMBERS.
Colonel Hon. H. TowNstmin, President.
Colonel Hon. E. Acheson Lieut.-Colonel Mackinnon
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Colonel Sir R. Arbuthnot , Lieut.-Colonel Stables
Lieut.-Colonel Sir T. N. Hill ,Lieut.-Colonei Sandilands
Lieut.-Colonel Higginson I Lieut.-Colonel Woodford
Lieut.-Colonel Lambert Lieut.-Colonel Raikes
Lieut.-Colonel Wynyard Lieut.-Colonel Alilman
Lieut.-Colonel Barrow Lieut.-Colonel Deshwood.
The Right Hon. JOHN BECKETT, Judge Advocate.
His Majesty's Warrant for holding the Court,Martial having
been read, and the Members having been sworn in the usual
form, the Court was opened. Lieut.-Colonel Gore was then
called in, and entered the room attired in hid full drzts uni-
fool, without his sword, accompanied by Mr. Alio Lritus as
his Counsel, and Mr. HARMER as his Solicitor.
CHAAGE.
" For having, on the 2d of August last, at a public house in
Oxford-street, associated with and joined company with, and
drank beer with Corporal Samuel George, of the Coldstream
Regiment of Foot Guards ; such conduct being unbecoming the
character of an Officer and a Gentleman, and to the prejudice
of good order and military discipline."
Col. Woo or o RD, as Commander Of the Coldstream Guards,
appeared officially to conduct the prosecution'. In opening
the case to the Court he stated the peculiar situation in which
he stood, and said that it was but justice to Lieut.-Col. Gore
to state, that from the first moment the subject of this charge
had been mentioned, he had expressed an anxious desire to
have his conduct scrutinized in the most minute as well as in
the most public Manner, and the present Court was convened
by hiS particular desire. The gallant Colonel then proceeded
to state the circumstances which had led first to an inquiry
into the story which the, person by whom the accusation had
been preferred (Corporal Samuel George) had told, and finally
to the present proceeding ; after which, he stated the evidence
which he had to offer in support of the charge. •