HC Deb 20 May 1867 vol 187 cc773-4
SIR ROBERT ANSTRUTHER

said, in the absence of his hon. Friend (Mr. Oliphant), he would beg to ask the Secretary of State for War, When it is intended to remedy the grievances complained of by the officers of the Military Store Department, the existence of which was recognised in a remedial measure proposed last year by the Secretary of State for War, but not yet carried into effect?

SIR JOHN PAKINGTON

said, in reply, that the grievance had been under his consideration, but it had to be considered in conjunction with another department. They withheld any final decision upon the subject until they should decide what course should be taken with reference to the Report that had been recently presented to the House.