Canada (military equipments)
Canada (military equipments)
return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 23 March 1863 for, " Return of all arms, ammunition, saddlery, clothing, or any kind of military equipment sent out from this country to Canada since June last; distinguishing what has been sent into stores there, or destined for the use of any local forces, from what has been sent out for English troops or garrisons, and what portion of the cost of any such supplies has been charged to the Canadian Treasury".
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