DUDLEY RIFLE CORPS.

November 23rd, 1859, a requisition, signed by upwards of 120 of the

leading inhabitants of the town, was presented to the Mayor, T.

Tinsley, Esq., requesting him to convene a public meeting, to take into

consideration the expediency of forming a Volunteer Rifle Corps in this

Borough. Mr. Henry Money Wainwright, Solicitor, was elected the first

captain, which honourable appointment he held with great dignity and

efficiency for a number of years. A public subscription was originated

to raise funds for a suitable equipment of the corps, when upwards of

£150 was received for that object.

Died, November 29th, 1859, Edward Dixon, Esq., Jun., only son of the

late esteemed Mr. Dixon, Banker of this town.

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