Patrol

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 35
(pat'rōl.) [Fr. pat rouille.] (Milit.) A detachment,which usually consists of from four to eight men, under a corporal. They are drawn from the posts of a garrison town, and march, at the hour appointed by the commandant, through the streets to repre disorder. [s. 690]
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