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Lord Cranbrook subeequently moved the second reacting of the Army Discipline Bill ; and the Duke of Cambndge exprasted his ,pinion that the Bill would be found more simple than the old Mutiny Act. During the brief discussion that followed, Lord Grasille expreised regret that the