Star.
London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

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spec held not br the purchase of fresh
destroyed ; and, charged in the.Estimi
been laid before ' Mr. BENNET sug•
'rnh had been alto., that
propriety of removing
i
therefore, allow
else in the pa
of the Lifeantrlks, toHorse
tb,
rt cnchrovouring riding there, and of th •
!nce of amount their fire-arms—(Hear
)le, !liithp...4ehit . • The Resolution was
W s was the '' .• s' b On the Resolution fO
9f all that had :: Departments,
I,5(10/. only be.. ?sir. HUME said, he
et thii tritieliolt . ' merit for the Audit of I
millions. The . an end to, the 9nly-effe
was 6,103,00111. I'. to the persons on who
el to-0;087,00tt bad been negligent in •
to the country-; , not fair to individuals t
putting into hii- : a lapse of upwards of t
ich it contained!' ' Mr. T. WILSON col
t of the Session.. .Ihe Honourable Memb-
ither in amount- fair and vexatious oper
'sequence of the , public business.
its foreign relit-. , LordPALMERSTO
was well known ' that great progress had
Ic did riot now Accounts in arrears.
ier more or less pointed out by the Hot
F the state of the and it was in considera
xpectations had, stained from that rigou
!.d. He wished, nation of accounts of th
:t shelving that an accountant was fou
1e should move balance in hand, there •
Ependiture of six forming the claimant.
tion of 15,0001. made, obviously with a
expenditure last . recovering it were not
had not realised . the same severity was n
peech delivered . pense of the department
the Estimates to had recovered public m.
oiind to be re. - —(Hear).—The defalca
)f last year, and' counts of Agents were .
on to economy. to them for the year in
rho thought the' * them were struck. In
tt the reduction' recovered, and 15,0001.
This also was a paid into the Bank of 0
into at present, early termination to the
eat to be brought ' the meantime the Hous
ble to alteration, had no cause of compla
call for it. He :.! On the Resolution fo
us 'notion, as he . lunteer Corps,
' detail, as they . Mr. HUME renewed
; buz he merely ;' nce of the Yeomanry s
cots lie Hid ex- ' itted that the majorit •
LI, therefore, an
il'idlotl:llneoyto."l=sse : en, and surely the Gov
'ging up the Re- he maintenance of a bo
..! anicutits of the Ito a cause inconsistent
this year, and fadministration of affair
KW. upon an ex. • 'these corps, comprising
• does nit realise of 80,000 men, would
speech from the "them, and thus it was
appear to have the peace, they were the
. .11ear).—He heard the ch•
i!enacuoi
but he asked some tit-
- ' titer they did not know
'f the Army, as 'whether they did not •
of only between Yeomanry Corps had he:
ce and England.
hoped, and had of disorder ? The Hot
. allusion to the Lendond
!ssed by his Hon. asked the Attorney-Gene
awn imagi•iation. men had not treated him
rotion of the Ho- 66 nity, on account of his
louse to contra- R marked his hostility tow.
Speech from the • ; believed they were more
t that the first of than not—and he asked
ire the House did of things in which tiles:
Ire public expen- to have arms in their I
n, and more con- lity of these Corps of '•
object, when al/ first embodied; but th-
;h. With regard
in the recollec- • and they ought no lo
He took ,that opportunit
ear stated there . mistaken relative to a •
heir amount this for the 30th April. ith
,e,., presellw j to. notice that he wished t.
It was; in fact. Inky ft ona Ireland: hisi
man would him. , the reverse, and be ho
e was. a misprint , - there. His object was •
!trade relative to -the
dto say that the' ''
the House rob- whomsoever he might b
vent would let'the Bill
i the b
s Right Honour. , . Yeomanry Corps, he h
Exchequer, had' ; and for that,purpose he
coirseputhelk f-- : anent,Orad-'
which are not which would go t
. June next, at which pe
"leuse. The re.'
-' pig' He was sorry th
was not in .the House,
I formed only a .', ,7"-
[do
nn.
eg Friend.
ativ e d , 1 .
arli , 4:
dbmhtlbeeer9aes.vs*oimleivativredbhtujeereaßedhtrkihdticsbeseNofkrvnilionßlocimfthlt:Roronedy:nehehDeildaemi
b9at(iejoB6bEtrn.t.
i CUrps, composed of Or
I.
, i)
e amount of dig. The question having •
need to thieve*. source. from which the
• situation of the.
liar situation, he' minty Corps; but let th
s much too large,
:O. Illation was incorrect—( .
amount of the'
reed to. . honour to serve in Irela
charges for the • Maury Corps under his c
, t to declare that no part
ant of this vote fgroled•their duty with-.
eared to increase' those corps—(Hear, hea
He was satisfied' • rooky of knosing that s
:on the Recruit- .. referred, the conctoct .0
ould be rendetedi, exattly.)the same as befo
naive. Since he quit, eisistaken itteoppo
t•House, he hal tion necessary to obtain
e, and be merel)el Corps ,was .to be ae. I
r might be under- BrYdges) knew of Q 0 Qth
.In the preserst• and good conduct—W.,
• for remounting
lerclibc"nralieileistall: e?lincia.l:l":4Th:rulgtilieTr':endfi. linap.stoni:f:.
the
visited the Noble'
he old horses bej
. 1-1,..,.
I his conviction `wwasiVorarril, anilist, th
; the Rectoitil '.. as_ Yeomanry Corps
and least eteld- ~ _- etr. (.7: HILL rest. to re
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.tilibiGnetirdt"nlnedlL:ol4lllYl4eldec:l:l:nerYly,-
Mit yuecaerdabiPeeareshlP6‘. -4•..' ii,lcura. them by the I
ire not so, as the : .;lnat liOn.. &hob& ha..
mounting 'of,the
question of; dal ./_1144. PorPoSe of exciting •
Orients had via "nit Ate Hon. Aisenber
e• expense 'of uitte from •what source
t fAirly be cat X2:"liich he presumed t
Qcrredatering'..diris)t
t year. The 0141,
Wince of espeltse
purpo:l,o:
sold and that of
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