... soldiers had corn. mitted by the improper use of their side-arms. (Hear, hear.) Sir H. HAsDInns said that it had been the custom for the last century for the British soldiers to wear their side-arms, and he should be sorry to see the day when they should ...

... Committee ap- ii iointed to inquire into the election for the borough of v -nX M Windsor, had found Sir John do Beauvoir unduly I X'lected, and Sir John Elley duly elected; but that the b opposition to the petition against SirJohn (Ie Beauvoir's re- p turn ...

... instead of producing harmony, tend rather to arm those whom he (Mair. Goulburn) was told were now armed against the Church, in consequence of the manner in which tithes were collected-would it not tend to arm them against the landed inteiestsof time country ...