... that they should on manufacturing these arms. He had seen at a field-day in Dublin, on & wet day, that not one the old arms would gootF.and thought that this was sufficient evidence of the necessity for the new arms. The excess of this year’s estimate over ...

... when she met world in arms, and achieved the most glorious triumphs ? Are her soldiers less skilful in the arts of war, or her seamen less able to throw the broadsides of our men-of-war into fortress, tower, or vessel? word, 1* the arm of England so shortened ...

... 8., in defence Lord Cardigan. If our correspondent’s opinion correct, inquiry is all that is necessary for its establishment. It is the refusal all inquiry which has provoked the exacerbation public indignation against Lord Cardigan, which our correspondent ...

... repeat his opinion, that this corps should have been retained, if not matter of necessity, at least as act of courtesy. Lord JOHN RUSSELL certainly remembered some complaint being made about the corps that had protected the Government stores; but the matter ...