HC Deb 03 June 1867 vol 187 c1493
MR. MONSELL

said, he would beg to ask the Secretary of State for War, Whether any reply has been received from Colonel Boxer to General Hay's remarks on the Snider ammunition; and, if so, whether that Reply is satisfactory, and whether it will be presented to the House?

SIR JOHN PAKINGTON

said, that a reply had been received from Colonel Boxer to General Hay's remarks on the Snider ammunition, and that that reply was regarded by the War Office as quite satisfactory; but, nevertheless, in order to remove any objection on the part of General Hay a change had been made in the ammunition of the Snider guns, and he believed that General Hay thought that change a satisfactory one. He could not consent to lay General Hay's reply upon the table.