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London, England, 1851-08-06 00:00:00

MILITARY KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.

Gifoe& SAL WEY then proceeded with his motion
for a Select Committee, to ire:yore into the eas.,, and
claims of " the Military Knights of Windsor," as set
forth and referred to in their two petitiAls presuted to
this House upon the 7th day of August. 1846, and 23d
day of February, 1847, and- which are further set lot Oa
and referred to in the petition of the 2 ,th April, 1849,
by several electors, tax and rate-payers of the borough of
New Windsor. The Honourable and Gallant Colonel,
after observing that this was not a question of law, but
one involving the honour and prerogatives of the Crown
as Sovereign of the Order of the Garter, proceeded to
give an account of the foundation and history of the
institution referred to in his motion. He observed that,
by the ancient charters, the Dan and Canons of Wind-
sor were appointed trustees fur the Your Knights, but
that they had scarefalously abused the trust reposed in
them. and was about to specify the nature of the ancient
foundation, when
An Hos. MENDER moved that the House be counted.
More than 40 Members being present,
Colonel SALWEY refanned. He referred to the fre-
quent attempts made by the Dean and Chapter of
Windsor to throw off their military brethren, and the
many instances in which they had deprived them of their
due share of the Umtata of the order, as ao many proofs
of the insatiable rapacity of the clergy in these days.
He rested his case on behalf of the Poor Knights of
Windsor on two deeds, one framed ou the 4;1 of August
1547, in the reign of Edward VI., the other an in-
denture of Queen Elfzitbeth, in 1559. By a covenant
made by the Dean and Canons of Windsor with the
Crown in the sth year of the reign of Eiizsbeth, it
was laid down that 'lnds, &c., of the value of 6001.
per annum were for ever to be bestowed on 13 Poor
Knights within the Castle of Windsor. The Honour-
able and Gallant Colonel was proceeding to animadvert
upon the fact that about 17,0001. had from time to
time been voted in the faiicelianeous eatim,,tes for re-
pairs ant iderations of the houses of the Military
Keeh!,s, whrn

Au HUN. MEMBER again moved that Li.o Howe tvi
u.-,uuted. There urA, being 40 AUtob, rs pleoeut, the
flume adjourned.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS,

(From the Votes avl Yrocee,:tinge of' the Hoipe of Commons.)

TUISDAY, AUG. 5.
PATENT LAW A3IENDMENT BILL.
(IN THE COAIMITTEEO'

Clause 14 (Law officer to refer speeia,!ation and obj.cti-ms
to an
.3[Aminer for his report): Amendment proposed, page
5, line 26, to leave out tue words " and utility • —Q os-tion
" That the words and utility' stand part of the Clause."
he Committee divided:

MINORITY- ATTE!, 1.
Walmsley, Sir J.
Williams, W. TI►LLLY6
I Ricardo, J. L.

I MAJORITY—NUJ, 46
Alcocki Thome., °realell, Charles W. Parker. John
Baines, M. T. Hardeastle, J. A. Portal, Melville
Barrow, W. 11. 'hones, B. ltoinilly, Colonel
Bell, Jacob Headlam, Thomas Salwey, Colonel
Boavrrie, E. P. Henley, J. vv, Scholefield, William
Brotherton..r. Heywood, James Scobell, Captain
Buller, Sir Y. Hodges, T. L. Seymour, Lord
Cardwell, Edward Laboucliere, Henry ttpooner. Richard
Cobbold, J. C. Lacy, H. C. Tennent, it. J.
Coc • bttrn, Sir A. Lewis, O. C. Thon,wom, colonel
Duncan. breorg. L vgon,:General Westhead, J. B.
Evans, Sir De Lacy 31acklinion, W. A. Willoughby, Sir H.
Forster. M. M•Callagh. W. Wilson, James
net.litielci, J. W. Mailings, J. B. Wood, Sir chariot
Graham, sir J. Muntz, O. F. TELLEZI.
Greene, Joh* Newdegate, C. N. Hill. Lord Marcus
Greene, Thomas surreys, Sir 0. Bellew, B. M.

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(the instructions given with it being strictly followed), in the
course c>f a tew weeks re-established him in the enjoyment of
as good. health as ever lie possessed in his lite..-Sold by. all
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LONDON,

BOSNIA.

Tne Osservatore Daimato has advices from Nik4ik
and !Montenegro up to the 10AI ult. Hostilities are,
it woull appear, as rife as ever between the Turks of
Niksik and the Montenegrins of Povie. A party
having been fixed upon for the 7th at Slovie, between
the two contendir.g parties, with the view of coming
to an amicable arranwment, two Turks, named Mus-
sovnt and ANZE, repaired thither, for the purpv.e ;
the Montenegrins having sent a chief named Juao
biIImaTITCLI, with ten of his followers, to represent
theai.. But instead of coming to terms, the two par-
ties fell out, and after some high words, one of the
Montenegrins fired at M.ussovix and wounded him ;
the latter returned the fire and killed NEBSEVITCH.
The consequence was that the Montenegrins fell upon
the two Turks, kilted them after an obstinate combat,
and returned to Fovie with the heads of their victims,
their arms and horses. Tne families of the two
Turks, afterwards, sent some Christian women to ne-
gotiate a ransom for the two beads, which were in fact
returned and buried with thee bodies.