An edition of Upper Canada (2001)

Upper Canada

return to an address to His Majesty, dated 6 February 1833, for copy of the reports of the two Select Committees to whom were severally referred petitions addressed to the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, in the session of the provincial legislature 1828, complaining of improper conduct on the part of Captain George Phillpotts, of the Royal Engineers, and other wrongs, and of the administration of justice; with the evidence attached to these reports, as presented to the House on the 24th March, 1828, by Mr. Rolph and Mr. Beardsley; with the proceedings of the House in the case of Colonels Givens and Coffin, heads of departments, who were sent to goal for refusing to give testimony in the matter of Captain Phillpotts, they severally alleging to the House, that the major-general then commanding would not permit them to attend ...

By Great Britain. Colonial Office.