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... 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 ...
... the ilorse Guards in reference to the Earl of Cardigan. Sir if. Varian brought forward the Ordnanosiates for 1141. tinder the bead of stores the increase was WOOL arising from the supply of percussion arms to the whole army, a step eomidered necemsry to ...
... held upon the body yesterday, by Mr. .1. B. Mode, City Coronae, it transpired from the depositions of Newport the engineer, John Baylis and Thomas Maiden, batty workmen of deceesed, and Fitzgerald, the constable on that part or the line, that Fitzgerald's ...
... Tbe Bill w«»s p-issed* EAR!. CARDIGAN—CANADA—ROMAN CATHOLICS. Mr, O'COVNELL claimed attention of the House on various t'-nics, and made some remarks the partial conduct of the Horse Hoards in the ease the Earl of Cardigan, and severely an'mad verged on ...
... the instant wife of Mr John Johns of son At Marazion on the 15th instant Mrs J W Ash of son At Hayle on Sunday last Mrs William Stevens of a daughter Friday last at Probus Mrs John Coombe of son the instant Gorau Haven Mrs John Cox a daughter At St Austell ...