witnout controversy, in xovmg remt;'.a brance of the Queen that was gone and in full sympathy with the responsibili ties of the new King. The Hon. Mr Bowen, in seconding [ tho resolution; stated that a F oct Da " said that chivalry was dead. Such had been fpund not to be the case, for her late Majesty had revived it. The Hon. Colonel Baillie, as an old soldier, spoke of the solicitude of the late Queen for her soldier subjects. The Hon. Shrimsld also spoke to tho motion, -which was carried unanimous ly, and the Council ' adjourned till to morrow.
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