... that every charge against Lord Cardigan contained In the G/t6e summary, has now been dealt with—the two latter ones not the way of argument or controvnsyy which would scarcely have been decorous mi the part of Lord Cardigan, after bis military coodact had ...

... There was no doubt but that the best possible description arms should supplied to the men. It would the worst economy to do otherwise. [Hear.] If it were resolved to keep up 143.000 men, arms should be provided for them. Any objection he could make so ...

... pretence*, from John reed Bennett, Weymouth; John Hillard, stealing sheep •kms, the property of George Mayo and other*; Joseph C ohb, stealing poultry the property .Stephen Pounds ar.d bln * , H fl,flnwin bail: Mary I ovell, and John Powell, receiving ...