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.tbStet retie of His late M.
}al. ash that
tated to that 01 ti pod are
ttMWt tM seiset o! the prewot
tMsrv.U.S le lejrrw loto the prosperity of
tis Colony, we I a strong desire that au
further a my bo trade, but
that your Msjeety wellberatiously pleas
et to es►ia+t to your Parliament the ex-
pediency of repealing .e math of the bate
act as peewee the raid further allotment.
ie We further most humble reprices',
moat grottoes 8.verage, that the lands set
'pert to tbtr Premien. for the maintenance
sod support of • Protestant Clergy, ought
not to M esJnyod by uy one
of Proteetaati, to the exclusion of their
chrietia■ brethren of otber denominations,
equally coaeetoouoea ie their reepeCiva
modes of worsbtpptog God, and equally en-
titled, u dutaut and loyal subject., to the
protectlo• of your Majesty's benign
aid liberal government, We thererwe
hombly bops it will, to your Majesty's wis-
dom, be deemed expedae•t and just that,
sot only the present reserves, but that any
funds arising from the sale. thereof, "bout,'
be devoted to the advancement of the
Cbrlstisa Religion !morally...id the happi-
-Ires of all your Majesty's subject. of what
salter denomination : or, if such applies
Wirt, or distribution, should be deemed inex-
pedient, that the profits arising from such
lrpproprutioe, should be applied to the pur-
poses of edceation, and the general im-
proveot of this province.
Joon WlLLson, Speaker
"Commons' House of Assembly,
27th January, 1586."
Sir Par,gno, Maltlaed sent this address
home or 7th March, .8.115. Tbe Despatch
which accompanied it cootaiod the follow-
ing passage :-
' 1 tmagt•e if the Scotch Church had
fumes* as they gully might, that the
teem edvasced .by them to parttctpate as a
Protestant Clergy in these lteserve•. eve
Stonily .et apart ler the established Church
of England only, would bisr led to this
claim in all other Protestant denominations
to "bare equally, they armed have paused
before they made it ; and it is not less pro-
bate!'
bad Dot had in
f the A,re
le that
bib
WOW the gnarl( the door to the present
liberal applieatios, they would not have
been se ferweed to enflame the right of
the Scotch Cheret wheel advanced sing'y.
As tbo matter now steeds, I trust some
good
may arise hos
this addr ti
u
It mutt
•t
thew bis Majesty's Gu•crerwent that by
Rttiag way at 411 a *wetter that. till very
rec,ntly,was never agitated, they well not
emelt espectauers. bet rather entourage
41,000tent, Hales* they give way altogeth-
er, and leave the Church of England on a
level with thedoeeotiog sects. It would I
thick, be at once es.fet and gratifying is be
abfe is Lryie. war .toes of o1j.rdia ; ss ➢ •
pert te tie Ckareh of Seetfand within Up-
per Canada, and 1 Winer s twoderafe pro
.totes wand suffice; but 1 think tins Ali,ess
will plainly *how bow impolitic and 'infer -
twat* it would 1e to effect that deject at
the expellee of the Cbnreh•of England, and
Ikea set so example that would encoarer:0
the closure esti attacks armee! Protestant
sect."
The High -church Colonial Streeter,
caught at the hitt of t11e Liauteoant-G, •
•error at owes, led it was agreed so throw
a sop to the Chores of .Scotland semi the
Ch0rch of Rnmie to close tbe+r meeths -
The degrading mtaoer in whish these baits
wore offered wdl be beet gathered from
Lord Bathurst'. deepa'ch :-
.Copy of a Deepateb fres Earl Btthnrst to
Lsa.L Governer Sir P. Maitland, K F. B.)
"Downing St. 6th Oct. 1826.
"Sir, -Yoe will recce* iastructioas from
the Trea'uvy for the payment, from the
rand* to be derived from the Canada Comps -
5- Retro'ved-That the aeretr,ettee giv-
en to the Imperial Aet, whish appropriates
the Clergy Reserves to tediviJuala convec-
ted with the Church of England, and the
d.termssattw et the Clergy of that Mitch
to withhold from all other denominate's' of
Proteetauts reatdtog witluo the Province;
tbeerjoymeet of any part of the bea.flt
.rtatog, e7 which may art.e front the lasde
so.et apart, call fur the immediate attention
of the Provincial Leg+.lature to • .abject
of ouch vital teterest to the public to general,
sial that a'icb claim by the Protestant Epis-
copal Cburcb is contrary to the spirit sad
meaning of the 31st Ow. III•, and most
injurious to the interests sed wishes of the
Provence.
Yeo 28, Nays 5 -,Majority 25.
8. Resolve)-Tbat a comparatively small
proportion of the inhabitants of UPI er
Caned' are members of the Church of
England, and therefore ought not in jestice
to desire the sole enjoyment,;by their clergy,
of all the .dvaot1ges winch the lands
present, to the 61elesiee of their fellow
subjects, although eacall loyal and firm in
their attachment to Hie Majesty's Govern
went and the Constitution.
'7. Revolved -That in a thinly inhabited
country such as Upper Canada, whore the
Cacaos of metal instruction to the poor aro
not easily obtained, it is the boudeo duty of
the Pathan/teat to afford every assistance
within its power towards tie support ofed-
ucatlon.
8. Resolved -That the present provision
for the support of District and Common
Schoo is is quite loadrgnate to the wants
of the people, asd ought by every reason-
able exertion to be 'stressed, eo as to place
within the reach of the poorest inhabitant
the advantages of a decent e0ucetton•
9. Resolved That it to the opinion of a
great proportion of the people of this Pro -
mace, that the Clergy Lands, in place of
beteg enjoyed by the clergy of ID incon-
siderable part of the population, ought to
be dispnied of, and the proceeds of their
sale applied to 'centime the Provincial allow-
ance 6'r the support of Dialect and Com-
mon School., and the endoement of a Pro-
vincial Semiosry of learning, and in aid
of erecting places of public worship for all
denomtnenon. of Christians.
• Yea 31 Nays 1-tlaj-mty 29
6►, w�.lMrV"yt n
•
Owsascw,
tiedib. targe portions 01 LhY eommrwy ober* sera
the true erits of t♦!• ,c�a. to ester ateue shit
they hate town IoW.
$►all wa have proof to tN ,.penmen's until they had takes their (■vont• beverage,
row to Ie made that such Inentete1 may Such was not the ease, the sheet el tea is
be held in Upper Canada 1 b. di Canadtee queetws was still in New York sad en
Teacbers show that they have as much en- brukeo-u was not the influence of the tea
orgy mad noble •obition to attend and par- as • dacocle's is the tee -pot bit t►e puce
tictpate In the procusdtigs o: such testi- of the las is the box that delayed the ' true
tures as Teachers in °them couutnee 1 If bill.' While 511. Jury were dtec0este( lbs
Teachers desire their position and proles- mento of the libel sees in the Court House
non to be advanced, they must exert them- at London, e ' Tory grocer,' from London,
.elves, sod sot depeud on others, 07 sit C. W-, one of those summoned to the
down in complaining inactivity, No one
circumstance would speak more in behalf of
Csoadtan School Teachers than to see Ibex
as one man atteed+ng the institutes about
to b. held ; and the proceedings e'f ouch Io-
.1tutes largely attended cannot fail to be
indivtdualle useful to Teachers, and give a
powerful impulse to the cause of geoeral
edueatton.
And may we ort hope for as much cordial
co-operation on the part of local 8uperin-
teodeots of Schools, Ministers of rehgios
generally, and other poblie 0.e, as is shown
by c, orders ofm.o to neighbor-
ing countries 1 Upon public sed patriotic
gro-inds, it ts hoped that pains will be taken
in all the congregations, sol through the
press, and in other a°avenewt ways, to give
the winem pebltetly to th..veo+a1 lecture.;
sad that .School Teacher., Soperintendeets,
Clerical, aad other Bcboot suitors and ol-i
etre will attend tbe day exercises of the
(est outer.
1 rentor* to assume from persooal expe-
rience of retch courtesy, that the Court
!looses to the several coin's will be
allowed to be .need for bolting these Teach-
er's Institutes; and that the Superintendent
of Schools in each city or town where so
Institute .nay be appointed, will make the
necessary. preparations a to place, fights,
iv:. Perhaps, 10 nome instances, a more
convenient place than the Court House may
be obtained for the evening Lecture., if not
fur the other exerct•cs, of the institutes.
1 confidently hope also, that School
Te(usteea will in all cases readily assent to
tfe absence of their Teacher long enough
Grand Jury, sod a man who could be depend -
.d open for Dixon, 'on his oath,' was Nig-
gling about the price of tea in Sew York.
Monday came, end so dud the grocer, and
soother • who could be depended epos Bees
upon hes oath;' -they were aeons to: -
and the ' true bill' turned out in a trice. 1t
appears that s messenger had been de-
spatched for the Provincial Secretary, but
the Provincial Secretary couldn't come.
Yesterday, the Awes." terminated. Dur -
tag the prevtnns day the Queen'. C,unsel
inttma'ed to the partici that he did not to •
tend to proceed to the ease, as he had not
sufficient evidence. Mr. Dixon yesterday
made affidavit to the same effect, and the
effete has coosegently been laid over LII
sett /twists. Thus ends this spiteful
attempt where it began. Mr. Axone
chance of obtaiamsg e•ideoce by the next
Amines, is about ss likely as hie being re.
metaled se a Magistrate. To keep up ap-
pearance", however, the proseroted were
each required to miter into their personal
recngr.iztnce of LIS.
This ease hes af6,rJe,1 quite a new lea -
lore to the duties of a Grand Jury. in the
depth cif our simplicity on those matters,
we 8.1 imsgined that the principal object
aimed at in summoning grand juror•, was to
save the time and ratpenees of the Court,
by rejecting such cases as were fri•oloua or
nnsepported by sufficient evidence. The
(action have reversed the usual order to
snit a case in which a considerable number
of them were directly interested. After
a week's hard work their true bill is found,
and it is brought inter Court to end there.
to attend tee institute in their County, andI This is a miserable ending for the at -
that as many as posnbie of the Trustees tempt that has been made If the faction
themselves will also att nA Iwould eke- in
s net bbouhnod could possibly
sink
wise
b.npeak the favourable consideration lower in the opinion of every one who cares
for low, order or justice, tbo case before us
would do it. It is melees to waste words
on such an abandoned set. -Free Press.
of the friends of education in the Towns
10. Resoled -That it is expedient to and neighborhoods where these Institutes
pas" a bill authoriz,ng the sale of the Clergy may be held.
a tern of the
t e
n t the M
Lands .item she province, for the pit- It is not probable that
Normal School will be able a
to make es -
'mid visit to the several Counties of Upper
Canada; all, therefore, who wish to under-
ethed the principles of teaching and sysern
of instructing' adopted in the Normal School,
and sought to be introduced into all the
Scheel. in Upper Canada, are earnestly in-
vited to attend these Institutes, and to do
so in every inetaoce from the beginning to
the end of their proceedings, in order to be
able to j•:dge intelligerttly of the system of
pees get forth in the fnregotng resolution,
and to address lits Majesty, humbly soli
citing that he 'will be graciously pleased to
give the Rryai Aesent to the said bill.
11, Reaotved-That the number of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Prorin
ces bras a eery small proportion to th e
number of other Christians, notwtthatand-
ung the peeeaiary ani long and exclusively
received from the benevolent Society to
Englied by the members of that church,
FA's AND G.aOaf Woes. -Baena of all
ktads may be planted from the 20th to tbe
last of elegy, and they often yield well wheo
they are planted as late as the 10th of June,
but more risk of frost is run. The bean is
so sensitive that a slight frost cute the *toe
in May, and +t is not prudent to plant early
in exposed gu
rond
s. All should have a
aid their pretensions to s ur000pol] of the achoet-trsching which they will desetope, good supply of g.rJen beans, as they make
Clergy Retarget. 1 shell be happy to make • personal volt • cheap and wholesome food. The crap -
Yeas 30, Nays 3 -majority 27." :o the several Counties to the course of theI batty bean Deeds no atrmg'Dg, and is,there-
On the 28th D comber Mr. Morris ensuing sutumn, to confer with local
fhe fore, a favorite among the cooks. For field
reported a bill for the sale of the reserves, School -officers
in the terms of the above resolutions, which School -law and the establishment of beanie the small whites are best.
was passed be • majenu y (oe the second school libraries, to furnish them with Squashes, pumpkins, cucumber', water I avenged two per sent, although dunes that pe -
14.11 May, 1030-
0. Tea toss.■ • era wain vise at.
Daae Bea, -1 .114.70. a paragraph Is the
•• it, Cetharker's Ce.etit.0 sal," e..tsleise
as itemises .51.1.. a see, as sheet t• edit • sew
paper here. T.* .i11 nisch Oblige sae. by
eeatieg that Nee be sot the fest. Being a pad
('eeaiy &Meer, 1 es.ewder it w.uld be iseee-
ot.eet wits the datum of the ntsattoo to sntre-
hire viol' politics at all.
To..ru very truly.
A LiRED W. t►TTE:R.
Me Frenchman's Canoc.-A
friend of ours was reading the new regula-
11011, regarding the painting of tbs owner'',
name oa the stein of his boat - Ile read se
follows: " inch owner of a boat 4r., shell
paint bis name on their stere." The hon-
est Frenchman wintnder■toud the reading,
and sxcleimrJ mdignanily, "vie ao pant nor
name on my stern, no how yon flx him,"
and walked off demonic the. immaculate
Ministry in good round Fterch.-Amker-
.tbu'g8 Courier.
Tler. L It'ires.-A clergyman in
England was those married. Hie fret
wife be married for money, the second for
her beauty, aid the third to take care of
Mtn when he was ofd. His Ise partner
proving a shrew, he was accustomed to
remark that, during his life, he bed three
waves -the world, the flesh, and tbe devil.
NOTICE.
7 BEG to Wiener, to the inhabitants of the
T.wesbips of Codene', Baster sad Col -
bore,. that trader a .:ewer of Alroriey from the
BARON DE TUYLE, dated the 25th April,
1849. I am authorized in dispose of his LANDS
in thew Toweeh.pr, and to grant Tule Deed for
the same -and also to eo'lect all Monies doe him,
■0d to grant Discharges (.•r the write. -and I
hereby request all pereoos indebted to the bard
Baron d. Tar le forthwith to settle tip their pe-
peetime dela*. -
THOS. MERCER JONES.
Goderich, Sth May, 1950. 3v-nleif
IMPORTANT TO TILE Pl'13LIt'.
EZRA IIOFHINS. of West Flamborough, lambough,
having ter a few months past been action a.
Travelling Agentt for theo WASHINGTON
CO. takes the Ve-
riest
INSURANCE Pe-
wet opportunity of thanking the Inhabitants of
the Wellington District for the very liberal pat-
ronage and er.coarsgemeat whieKhes baa received
at their bends; arid b.a sow the pleasure of in-
forming them that he is do!,' authorized to act
also for the G
SEE hUTfAL,
the former
lestitorirn hemi exclusively devoted 4.o the in-
f erence of Farm Stook and Beadings, the latter
taking risks in Towns, -and both on very mode-
rate wow. ,
TUE WatsuGTO, Coaraw effete peculiar ad-
•setages to the Agricultural i0ttrvet, taking or-
disary risks at one per cent., doing au immeme
amount of ermines., ha.imq a very large cash
capital on bead. and promptly',Wisg all claim.
■ gaiost theinstitution,-Capital, =8
4,(10Members. 37.9E6.-botb briedaily ec4.easin .
Tux Genets C is intended to Insure
. gaiost Fire in Towns and Villages, and the
rtes ere eoeegaeotly higher in proportion to the
risks being greater; -bot in consequence of the
large business dose. link more hu hitherto been
tegaired than the first payment' for during the
pan thirteen years the As.es.ments have only
melons muskmelons ... should not be rind sem" ef the meal diw.rooe fires ever ksowo
reeding) of 20 to 3. The Legislative Coen -
ed, buwcrer, put an extinguisher on tbe
Bill.
(Tobe continued.)
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE'S IN UPPER r Canada- aameaa.d place of rendeeee with si.___ _. __
CANADA, for the sevaral , Lincoln,
is Upper of the cereal Plants, ought to,commenee Rte g g S reps'ed to attend Sales in as ort of
St.- Catherine., Lieeoln, Haldimaorl rod P g (.Mown. reds....:•
I P y P
Ci 1 f k Oriel V ( d t f Welland May 30 sod 31- growth hero by the nth of May, and the Joint Committee, C.mbridge. the United Counties on the moat reason -
:teemed" ter Trndrrs• Sepeneteetdeals, Hamilton, eetwort as , e farmers p g y bat h R OfSu.
Twosaa 3
copies of the Scbool Act snd ail Forms.
Regulation', icc., required for its execution,
and to consult on the best mean■ of pro-
moting the interests of education generally.
It only remains fos'me now to ate the
times and places at which Meows. Robert-
son and Il,nd will bold Teacher. Institutes
pleated till after the middle of Mayam! have *ce.rred. Capital, g401,f g
: EZRA HOPKINS, set for the
the 10th of the month 1. .00n enough.- Wellington and Raton Diatricts•
Under glass, or under coarse cotton cloth, N 8 April 1 -Parties th 9wishieg to have their property
these vegetables are planted earlier. ;round in eitber of the abor. offices, will forward DAVID H. LiZARIB,
Indian corn, that rich sod meet productive their view., and oblige E. f1. by leaving heir AUCTIONEER
ATTACHMENT.
IN THE QUERN'S BENCH.
UA'17'ED COUIT7B8 OF By eir-
Nrrow, Perak ant/ Brute. $ toe of
a Writ et Attachment +.■sed out of Her
Majesty's Court of Quern's Mmes at To-
ronto, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY
of MARCH, in the year of mar Lord Ore
Tbousand Eight Misdeed end Pifty, sad to
me directed, apneas, the ESTATE. REAL
as well as PEREONAL,oI Roeser Coos,
an abscondtog or ce.eeesied Debtor, at the
Suit of 114.70.4. Dorsad Tsoaeu P. Ai.ure
for the sum of Eighty=Three Pounds, Ooe
Shilling anJ Four Peace,
D kers setsed all the Estate, Real sad
Personal of the said Kobert Cook. and uoeee•
the •,I I Robert Cook return within the ju-
roJictinn of the said Court sed put in Heil
to the Action, oreause the claim of the said
Henry Duty and Thomas P. Abbot to be
discharged within Three Calendar Months
from the first day of the p,.hlicarton of 'hie
Hunte in the (So adea Gazelle, all the Es-
tate. Real ur Personal, of the Pell Ro'rert
Cook, or se much thereof as may be nocas-
•ary, wdl he held liable for the Pay luso',
Benefit and Satt.f.eteon of theelan'-
JOHN Mc DONALD.
uteri/.
Sesairi • Ovnctt,
Goderich, rite April, 1850. 4
1x-•10
BAYFIELD TANNERY,
OVE nide North,of 8a)9e14 on the Lake
shore. The subscriber+ will pay eater
or leather for hider, and willeann on shares
all hides so entrusted to them. And from
having a therewith knowledge of the busi-
ness., they can confidently promise the pub-
lic a good mottle.
WILLIAM HALL.
BENJAMIN ROSZE(..
Goderich, April 19, 1850. v3n12
DAN( "NG AND CALKSTI1KNICB.
�I ESSRa. -ROBERT and THOMAI4
MACINDOE ROBERTSON, beg re-
spectfully
e-
s tf lI to intimate to the Ladles and
pce u y
Gentlemen of Goderich, that they hose
opened Classes for lnetroctioo in Mn. Gen-
tles' Hall, Heron Hotel, where, by • strict
attention to the ptiptfs intrusted to thole
care, they hope to afford the parents such
their patronage
a will trout■ e
satisfaction l
r g
hereafter.
Hours of attendance from 11 A. M. to
5 P. M. Gentlemen's Class in the etre•
Din( (rem 7+ to 94 o'clock.
Goderich, 26:h April .1850.
NOTICE,
s indebted to Sub.eriber
A LL prreoathe
t r.
ore o Book at •
either b] 1\ r ,
requested to call sod pay immediately to
are costs.
CHARLES R. DICKSON.
Stratford, April 221, 1850. v1•la
R. YOUNG,
BOOT and 8110E Maker, one door West
of Mr. George Vtde.n'e, Blaobemitb,
Front street, Goderich.
Apra 26th, 1850. v3n11
yrs a4. , pts Ike it vpena 4.H ea e W b d jIalton June Hz.ar En.ApplyC 7
be t aim to finish taotin ,b that Berlin
able terms,atto Revelry
and other (1 Isere , f Courson Sc%sofa 4 sad 5. w, Lighthouse street,
$imcOe,•Norfolk, Jetts 7 end 8. time. Th. middle a May a probably as ig Retest -ism, Agent for 3r -o1 and the Goderich, April 11, 1850. v3 -o10
throughout Upper C.inadrr.• safe and cors a time u any to deposit tbe neighboring Townships. 34..'15
The 65th secuoa of the present School Guelph,} Waterloo, J'tne 7 sed 8. seed ; et some refer an earlier day,and
ny, ate, Burn of £760 pet annum for *be Act authorze the bolding of a Tonic/teas' Woodstock,• Oxford. June 11 and 12. 7 P
mimeos of the Presbyterian mini.'ers, and a (+■tours in eacb County to Upper Canada, Goder'ch,t Huron, Perth and Brune, Juoe = many plant ,by the first of the month ,-
similar sem for the sappers oPRnmao-cath- ',totem suet regulations ae may be preecrib• 11 and 19.
elle priest'. ed by the Supenotend.ot of Schools, by London, Middleeex, June 14 and IS.
"I deem it advisable that the allowance, and with the sanction of the Guenter Chatham. Kent, Jute 18 sod 19.
which may be granted to ministers of the General in Counc.I." Amro
etherg, Eire*, June 21 and 23.
Presbyterian persuasion it Upper Canada The requisite sanction has been proposed Corona'', Stormont, Dundee and Glrnger-
ebould be lim-ted to persons who ere ost'iral for this purpose. The Board of Edoeation ty, Jelly 4 sad 3.
horn British subjects, who are in feel nom has prepeeed to the Masters of the Normal L'Ofgeale PIs.CP(t and Russel!, July 9
monies with. and who are acknowledged by School to devote a part of the nett few aad 11. Corn a not :rimed byhplanted it ■
the Kirk of Scotland, by abom they shoeld months to c inducting loch Instituter; sod Bytown, Carleton, July 12 and 13• 1 em g P
tie recommended to the ieauteseet-Goner- AI . Roberteot and Hind have very Perth, Lutist sed Renfrew, July 16 Lod 17. cool or cloudy day, provided the following
nor fur ( their appointment.. cordeely .ecedei to the suggestion anJ ex Brockville, Leeds and Grenville, July 19 dace ate warm enough.
Some farmers plant by the Almanac, some
by the putting out of the oak leaf, and some
as soon as the weather looks favorable.-
Some choose a hot and lair day for plant-
ing, though they know not what wilt be on
the morrow, or what a day will bring forth.
" With respect to tee Roman -esthetic pressed teen utmost readiness to visit al1 and 20.
1
pr este who are to receiv
eele ■o allowance the Connote in Upper Canada, as far Kingston, Froetenac, Lennox and Addiog-
from Government. they I. recommend- praeheahle, .o the p oeecutiot of • work ton, July 23 and 24.
-c
ad to you by Bishop Macdonnell, who will for which they are so adtpb
mily qualified. Picton, Prince Edward, July 28 snd 27.` R n tg
conduct ; and the Bishop himself, the Pres- lag woe of tbe regulatinoa which sboutd Cobourg, Durham sad Northumberland, Montreal, 3rd May, 1850.
bylenas overeater, and also tea priests, govern the proceedings of throe Tnac•ga,' August t2 and 3. ASHES. -$ales to • fair extent at 27e
should he removed to produce your eerti8- l55Ttrtras, before stating the times at Peterborough, Peterborough, August 6 or Pots, and 28s 3d to 2*e 6d for Pearls.
este that they have bees in the actual a,.- which they wilt be held in'bo oemeral Cour- and 7. FLOUR.-Tbe Stock in Market is light
charge of their day for the period of which ties of Upper Canada. .. Barrie, Sinecoe, August 16 wed 16. and Flour of good broods is readily saleable
the salary"' claimed, and that you have no A Teachers' institute is a meeting of Cwt it be specially ob d, tied the first at 22s to 22.'64 for supertne.
be considered responsible for their good It becomes then my n9ic duty to epeci- Belleville, 'listings, July 30 and 31.
objection to the payment beteg made. Teachers assembled two, four, or two or lecture in each place obeys mentioned, will
WHEAT. -For • good sample of U. C.
Iced) " BATHURST." in their profession. During each evening first day waned for kidding the institute;
" l have, itc• four weeks, fur the purpose of improvement be delivered is the e.rming precious to the
Mixed to atter, 4.. 9d. per 60 lbs. wit
the 13eseioa of 1898.7, Sir Peregrine of such Institute, a public lecture is ■wally and it a hoped that Teachers, and all upon t and pot. Lower There a no Stock
upon the spot. Canada Red, of
goodgnality, is in demand st 4.6d per tot-
ent, holders generally demanding 4s 93•
PEAS AND BARLEY.-Notbing doing.
OATS. -Then. hate been no transac-
tome during the past week. The latest
Sate was 5000 mewls at 19. ed.
PROVISIONS. -In Beef, a few Sales
have taken place at 57s 6d for " Prime
Mess" and 30e. for " Prime." The quanti-
ty in Market is, however, trifling. In Pork -
considerable sale of " Prime Mee." took
piece a week ago at 6l. 24, at which it u
in active demand. The Sales of ".less'
hayn not been important, and at prices rang-
ing from 63. 94 for American • 66e 34 (or
Canada. Canada "Prime" is saleable at
45e.
At t
Maitlaod laid before the Provtsctat Levi- delivered on some subject connected with
liters, the Colonial Secretary's reply to Common School &loestion. Doting each
their acidness of the previous Session. 1e day the Te cher. composing the Institute,
it, tbr paragraph relating to the supposed are either formed into el , for school
thereto* of Clergy lands through the Canada exercoee, ender ably, lam rectors, or discuss
Company sale was explained, but not the the modes of teaching the various subjects
eligbtestalluaten was made to the more of Common School instruction, aad school
import■■t part of the address, The house organisation and discipline.
of Assembly took up the subjec', and after What is contemplated during the ap-
mach debate, passed the following resole- preaching yammer et intended as a preemi-
nent, on tried Dec-, 1826:- Lon fur or ntsoductioe t. Teacheri s 'non-
e 1, Reeoh.d,-Tbat thedeepatchofthe tutee, rather than holding suchinstitutes
Right Hn.00ra►le Fwrl Bathurst, His tbe'neelees. It is intended to limit each
-Mejs.l 's Priecapal Secretary of State for meeting (with one or two exceptions) to
the Colonies, commoniestesd to this Hoose Two nays, including two 105010g lectures
on the 12th [aslant by His ExoeCesey the -the fret oe the eve of the first day of the
Lieuteraet Covereor, in meow to the institute, the second on the evening of that
Address to bit Majesty of this Honore at Rte day. in some cues, a tb.rJ lecture may
last ee•sior,r.speetteg the Clergy Reserves, be delivered the evening following.
is asistiefactory to this Assembly, iaumueb The evening lectures will comwenee at
e. It is '.left on a material part or the 8 o'clock. The exorcises each dry will
reepeettal representation of 111is House coo- commence in the morning at nine. and con
Weed h the said Address. tioue until noon; will Ise resumed In the 10-
2. Reseleed,-That the imperial Par- teraoon at two, end clone at five.
homiest, Ity ceefertritte ea the people of The subjects which will .nage atten-
Uppity Cauda a eoseutatios in many tion daring these exereisee will be chiefly,
import's* respects Unita? to that .sjoyed the rums... Ano ralnil►L•, or TRAMMING
by the isbabta.L of the Parent State, was Reedier, Writing, Arithmetic, OrtAegrs-
dtsireot of promotisg the happrerres sad pee, Geegreyh� with Mapping), Nataral
preepetity d o11 pm... who might become and Gator�ajl History, O, seawar, and, in
reeideet to the Colony. some Inetaneee, perhaps, higher sobjecte;
S. Reeelt'.d.--Test tee appeopriatioe of 1180 School Goer/russet and Di.riplin..-
a sereeth of all the surveyed lands whet. Some ee owes subject. may 0ee077 much
this Protegee for the support ted mats- lees time and attestios thea others, accord-
tissues
ceord-
tM .es .f a Prote.tast away is a ahnok- tits to their relative Importassee, and se
IDE menifeetatios of tbs pat.roal regard of t . 1 may 5cggeat. Collateral
the oventieut of the Mother Country to
all is Majesty's subyasits; avid, with power
by the Assembly to legislate thereon, a w
sed wipeout pent .1 semi ew•stitetion. of the Normal School.
4. Esselved,-Teat the Imperial Lig- During` many years such !Istituto' bam
islets's rmwww tbo prVMMbtq 040Iresm- been h.14 in various parte of Germa•y; and
stares in the essdities e1 the felabttiets duns the last four or five rears, they ha,e
of tate Colony whish might reads' as alter- been 11.ld with great adva.tage sad eoeceas
sties le the law reitb respset to the Clawsy is the Now York and New England State. b. bourses r
Aean,eties t, sad tt►laol loll tali At (7leslree, tiadMieh T.wo4bfp, se the 7th
ogpsiise They ham bees aemanuely attended by cheers bet sot inebriates,' betweies the unwise Mr. prim MaDeeeeez. egad S0.
PMlimsi/ alt 1MMty tie MAI IIIJ eu sgge 'swears, 8oboot Officers, and other edam- pries of tdlow-es•dlee mad the theta heron
thank ��s Omelet f lsthe Tlet Janafp.11rv.e,ea Wr,.tsdar,
�1'� ZcigwsM6 h Teachers, he shoes �e 'ret In .sate., leaa. r.eagrN el*aglrnq sI Mr
to say es snots ooessrerns be intro-
; but the ofeaeb institute
11 be ander the direeti°, of the Masters
others Purposing to attend the institute,
will be present at the preceding evening'.
Preliminary lecture, and thus be pr.psred
for entering upon the proceedings of the
(agitate the morning follow+l g.
E. RYERSON.
Entero. Omcw.
Toronto, 16th April. 1850. e
• Title lestitme will be attended by Mr.
Roberts*. sleoe.
f This lasttest" will be ■ttendcd by Mr. Hind
slot..
Last week, we took notice of an attempt
that had been made by the Tory faction to
make the law a vehicle for their party spite
and malevoleeee, in reference to the petition
on which our ex -Mayor's dismissal from
the Communion of the Peace was founded.
We stated then that a presentment had
been produced acetest eight of the alleged
signers of that potato.. Tbe Grand Jury
made their preaentmeet on Wednesday,
asd the Tories chuckled in all the glee of
triumph. A coneudersble part of the two
following day• was spent r• the attempt to
found a bt11 on the preeestreent that had
been made. Some of the a Jurors for our
Lady the Queen upon Tmgn OATH"
had acme qualms in reference to it; and u
ten Jurors, however much they might feel
disposed to do no, eould not End a bill, 00
some protegee or another the Gtaud Jury
did met asewNe oe Sato day, -thea meet-
ing was poe*po.ed from Friday Datil Mon-
day.
It may appear .0m.wlret etrenge althong%
ne,.rtbeleas true, that the oil)) obstacle to
a true hill is lbw ease, sheey►e oboe* el
yoesg lireen tum. ft will setsrelly eseite
earpnee hew the Chien b•A meld here had
ewe is idoses is defeating the esde of
jectie. (f). Whet ...name meld there
• ' tris MIP and ' tk. e.p which
BUTTER. -No No, 1 offered: The
trade beteg well supplied with the lower
qualities, the Market is dull.
Naw York, May 6th.
ASHES. --Quiet at $5,82 for Pots end
Pearls, Receipts moden.te.
FLOUR. -The inclemency of the wea-
ther checks bo.inese-market very heavy :
sales 900 bbl, at $5.12 a $5,31 for common
to airtight state ; $5,44 a 5,89 for Mtcbt-
gen ; and $8,75 a $3,81 for pure Genesee.
BATON April 16.
MARKETS. -Flour -Bot little change
to wilier to day : heeler, Arm at the rates
of last week, bet buyer• era Dot plenty :
sales 500 brio (Sterile Canadian at 3, duty
paid. Ohio aid Michigan No. 1 aid at
the same figure.
!Birth,.
At Gle•trew, Oad.rieh I'm...hip, se the 9.11
tan, Mn. Pates MoDssgall, •f • se..
}�1[a
r t111M 7 sight sat have bees prod 1105 of Stele? 1 Hod Besse or the J
• moppet both to enc ers, tet *grimes, without their tea 1 -and High WTIw, apt ItlImo.
•eelru►e.e
•
HURON f1UiT.DIvG SOCIETY. A VA LUABIE PROPERTY
repHE next Meeting of the Shareholders of this
Society will be held st the British Hotel 00
Saturday evening, the Qith Instant, (or the re-
ceipt of subscription• and vele of one or more ---- '
Shares. WM. BENNETT RiCH, THE subscriber offers for SALE hie
. 1'- *Zee. H. B. S'y. GRIST and SAW MILL, situated in
Goderich. :3111 May, 1850. 3v -e15 the Township of McGillivray, on the Big
Sable, within three miles of Fla.sgas's
R. WILLIA1ltS. & CO. Corner. Tbe Milts are now io'op.ration,aod
CFI E MISTS AND DRUGGISTS. newly built. The Privilege is the best on
And Genets Dealers in Grneerie., Liquors, the River, and situated in the best Town -
Faint., Oil.. Nerni.hes, Dye Staffs, ship to the County of Heron -well Mottled.
Hardware, etc.. and Roads opened to all directions to favour
8 ZR A T F O R D . it. Tho Machsoery and materials ■r. o!
Prescriptioci dlpeowed with accuracy and the eery best quality, artd put up by the tre-
promptitode. 3vml r ny best Machinists. Fur Particulars to-
'TOTICE.-Came among the cattle of the quire of James Crumbie, Esq., Galt, or ap-
wbecriber about the begiaoingof Summer ply to the subscriber.
lit, a Red Heifer, three years aid. The owner PATRICK FLAN AGAN. Proprietor.
iii regoeeted to call, prove property. pay expenses McGilltsray, 1615 January, 1650. 2,3011
and tae* her away. W M. BARRON. 07eThe Galt Reporter will insert the
St. !We, 8th May, 1850. 3•-nIS al ove ante forbid.
37
FARMER'S HOTEL, -MITCHELL. '
FOR SALE ! !
FRANC.$ FISIILEIGH beg. 5o inform his NOTICE.
friends, end the public g Ily, that be her PERSONS desirous of settling on the
e.tabliehed himself to the .bo.. Village, sad Durham Road in the Townships of
hoperby sleet attention to the comfort aad coo- Glenel; , Bentinck, Brant, Greenock, Kin-
venteoee of Travellers. to merit • share of their loss and Kincardine. most apply personally
patrseage. Good Stabling and •o atlMatire at the Office of the undersigned, and no 10 -
Groom's aueedanee'
cation" will be confirmed except ouch as oro
Mitchell, May 15th, 18.10- 3v -ole
made in accordance with this requtremeot.
TOTE OF HA.YD LOST. All assignments of interest in location*
N
or about the 15th of February tut, • Neu without the knowledge and approval of the
Uof Hand given by Alex. Taylor, for £5 Agent, will bey considered as a forfeiters of
Id. And this is to forbid any person from re- all right in the lnratee or assigner,
cei•ing or p•yi.g the said Note, a" 1 have sires- GEORGE JACKSON, Agent.
-dr paid it, and will not be again responsible for Ceowt l.*'i, Orrcn,
the same. Any person finding and delivering Bentinck, County of Waterloo. t
the said Note to the eubsertner will be vet'afied Marsh 14th, 1860. ' v3o1
for their trouble in to doing.
THOMAS SFLA:.
Gederich, May 15, 1950. 3v -s15 - - CALTTION.
LiST UE' LET ERS T11E public are hereby cautioned from
taking or aecepling tern promissory
REMAINING ie
op to 7th May,
Branson limes
Barker John
Barnes John
Barker C
Curry James
Coulton R
('reran Peter
Clyne George
CosGrove Juhn
Campbell Arch'd
C.rroll Pat'k
Daily Hugh
Dart John
Dickson George
Douglass Thomas
Dick John
Daugherty Jame*
Pone*? Val
Fester Mary
Geeg rich Chrii r
Gettl., Antony
Gray Nichols*
Gird.', William
thieve Robert
Hay Andrew
Ilem'Itne Hugh
Hoffsire John
*1.11 Reeert
the Poet Office .t Stretford Notes made by the under.tngned in favor
1850. of James McGormoo or bearer, for the eon*
!le•im Richard „f twenty fire dollars each. bearing data the
Kenedav David 11th da of March 1850. (toe whereof to
KehlerNiel''* ,made payable on the first day of J
Kestoer t'elem 1851, and the other on the fire day of Au -
Miller Joseph
nodosity Colbert gust, 1851; ea the under.igeed has 7
calved no v e for the same.
Mose Thome' JOHN GLIDDON.
Marton Arch'd Stratford,` 4th March, 1850. 1307
Madden James
Magill David `
Montgomery Jame.
McDowell Robert
McFadden Wen
McNeugbuon Woe
Neigh George
Parker John W 11
t-
4OHN PHILIPS
I)IPORTF•R of Dry Goodie ea Dardae
• Street ; a'll receive •s "Gladtater.'
„Eremite's." "Can torte," "Mary" and
other ohms, a large terportattes of neve
and choree goad., direct frees the British
Markets, wheel' he will eller to the trade eo
•.r] favorable terms.
Th• geode winbe open far s.epe.t.w
sheet the 151h test.
f.nndoa,r`.W.,2tb Yy,leite: : .4-.m
Spring Importations;
Parker Joh.
Rutledge Jobe
Ritter Val
8leven.on Hngh
11'e.eaenn Teas
Nsnder.on Henry 2
Werth Beery
lthellerbnry Nteh'd
Tait John
Teekerbury Nath I
Wald Joh.
A y MIrKLE, T. M.
Seibert Joh.
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