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�� COUN$i'Y 0n1RO� tv, W.) T(1liRSUaY, OCTOBER 17, 1850.
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right he should egplais that tbey.tliiragar
pretwums for, •ad encouraged a great rare"
ty of crosses and •mmol. of • co=Uloe,
and of as age. which the society did not
desk st proper this yew so esestsrage.—
The row nswber of entries at tileeeew rs
Mee was 1,030, tseludini implemeete, and
1,664 in 1800, The object of the present
meeting was to enable his Grace and the
C, mmittee to make such arriogemente so
would enable them to prosecute, with tier -
rector's and dispatch, the bestows of to-
morrow. F• r tb*. they -were entirely de
wildest' upon the active co operatrou of the
smother' of Committee. He might very
shortly glebes at whet had been •Iready
dope. On Monaymcrning *1e yard was
opened for the adrml..fon o/ Implement..—
The arrangement differed very materially
from that adopted on (water oecaeions.—
Tbe change, he knew was an unpopular
we with the exbibitues ; but to the judges
it afford= greater facilities for censuring
the different implementer ploughs with
ploughs, harrows with barrows, kr.. and
renting through with tiietr awards. I
would also be foond to be a much mor
interlunar and agreeable arrangement 10
the public during the exh ettu•o. They
were aware that tbe trial of implements
took plan that morning. It bad been con
e (ed purling u the bpltar, wblob euidsy!r
- I parted; over the bank he tumSfed, eel after
a Somerset or two, and floundering a while
Im the water, he was eatufied to remain at
Aro peat h future, and break so tsars bri-
e 11...
A mm had beet) suited of butulg at ovary
it►iag mail every body, by placing an eares-
isliog effigy in articular pusitiu0. when the
sudden a.aault on a wintry day; resulted in
tumbling the ram into a cold bath, which
Ms improved manners took good elite to
avoid in future.
A .beep -killing doe bas been mai, too
much aeharoed ear to look a .hey fi5 the
415, by tying his hind lege to • stout nm,
OD the brow of a hill, while the flock were
quietly feeding eit the bottom. On being
set free, end somewhat started in his bate
to rejo 0 hie friends, he tumbled and thump
ed mater Tray •0 madly over the .tones and
gullies that he was emit" satisfied to confine
him.et( to cooked mane." thereafter --
Man'. reason wow oven him to co.frul'tbe
beasts of the field and the birds of the air,'
t by oilier mesol than brute furls. If be
e will bring thee into play, b. will have no
✓ difficulty in meeting and overcoming every
em.rgeney of perverts instinct or bad habit
in the dumb thing.", by I. ampeeior cue.
- 'neg.—American merican a//gricmilmrist.
41 o e♦ r U ducted in a most'admlkable and most ntu-
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WELCOME TO THE QUEEN.
Air—•' The Blow Bestows ower the Border.
Com.! come! heir el- our Monarchs, same!
Come from thy paheee famous is story:
Cue! come! 'mut 'emelt of trampaed dram.
Come to ow Highland heart.. Royal Victoria!
Oft have thy fathers led. long en they wowed
the Tweed,
Oft Glace we've renewed their standards to
Flory : —
Ifow all our ties shall be, kidly to welcome
thee;
Aad eery wry honor thee, Royal Vieteria:
See! we! how sweetly our sellers smile(
Albyn and Erie, the' fair are not fairer; •
'thee, brat., ars their 'roasts, and free ofgnile,
. Pair are their maidens, ad oh! how much
Jeerer!
Valleys sod moustsise shalljoie is thy weleome
• ll.
Lake *morns frees their soars mooing sneer
and ether..,;
Oft le thy divot hall, thoughts ni our kidaea
shall
Wig thee to sigh sow ad thea tebe nearer!
Comet "cove! beer of raw Monarchs, ensu!
Cases" frees thy palaces renssee is story;
Cans! come! theft thy Highland haw.
Fir as thy "foss nae, brighter in glory.
Cold lho' oar mwotsies be, warm is their love
to thee.
Tree ars the hearts they will =anthill before
ye:
Come with thy Paladio.i come with thy little
Dees.
'Equal ver Isis to spotless Victoria.
Emntntow D. Bare.
—Bs o10hire JearaeL
AGRICULTIJRR.
HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY'S SHOW AT GLASGOW.
Another of these monster Agrieeltorml
Meetings, alert tepee of two years hes
agwiw token plane, under the auspice, of
this Seeisty at Glasgow. The ihuw'yard
wee opened for the reeeptinn of implements
oe Tuesday. awl raw Wednesday morning,
sleeve" o'cinek, the trial et the implemente
selected by the juetges for lbw purpose
took plan m" the farm off6errowfeld. The
s were eeneluele4 .uhnnt eleven
o'clock, wed an adjournment• to the show -
yard took plies immediately. • •
The exbrih*on of dairy 'redeem wee yr-
hepithe "artist that ha.- yet eecerred sinew
the bstltef tow .1 the Soe(eq. There .sere
competitors free, the various district, of
the shires of lAwavk, Reefrewuhite, 'Dunt.
bereoeeMre, Linlithgow, Argyll, M" Loth -
feat, Perth dtc. ; the rieh green dopes
and plains, and the vailejs of wt;Icb show•
ad.tbels prMN in wholesome, well -made
choose. batter, and tasteful To b. /uts,
threw wegewarrtpfee .f rattier +=worthy of
meek ;.bet whsto•Nere mere so essay sae,
'einem as Seth mea eight• et expect eweei-
lere of..gestky; is eft. 1b the opiates .f
tlesaMeWtiltat to judge, chews trade
t)1b6o itMesta miR dellbg the year was gent -
rely exeehtnt, 10;41eo, be rood of those
medef. from Whengd . 41.4i the same
psareasd gay kaoa t%deaell ptjga d,Pkmgiiah
dawn aura a. ;Prams, ' rth W tit.►irw
Ma'am eadOiea enar. • Throughout the
day, the tectie n WOW ted toetbewe sod bot.
141 veers d4Mly Swage. 1; ladies and
riet(e.en mere tots ds le� interested to
Ibbs" diurtmetyte of the $ ow ;—awd u
the ge, throe* tbreeefeSd .1010
' titrth
twI�iteeOVA tine, the ol vers of t
et withi. the counter. -..bad some y -
ls pre taunt the asasiseew►s of .4he4SS
—11111 bra= iron making ave math M rebel-
Rear w wkh ske•eaapkpfev.1
'NlewtttNJMA'eNUI•M It! greater •
01111f. of Mei% alb
errfo
N1YY� ate" t }44 hid cor"di"al �1Ab
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factory maswr. The report of the judges
TESTIMONIAL TO W. H. WILLSON.
of the dairy produce was extremely gratify
leg. Thequanrlty wee s.toindieg—then
being no leas the. 318 entries. In regard
to the quantity, it had been remarked o
one description, thee it was a treat deal too
good. To-morrnw morning it was intend-
ed to open the show -yard for the admission
of stock en early as 0 o'clock, in order that
he cls-ificaiwa sad judging might be
facilitated. The judge', would meet in the
Quee.s Hotel at it o'clock. There was to
lice • dinner in the City Hall on Thursday
ftereboe, for which very complete arrears -
meets bad been made ; • lecture that night
o the. Trade's Rik, by Dr. Anderson, on
be economy of manures, which he hoped
would be well attended, and a breakfast in
he Queens Hotel oo Friday moroiog at 9
onoected with the same subject. After
hat, the exhibition of horses and other
took place, eoneldi• - with the mice
the. These were the whole arrangements,
n the carrying out of which he trusted that
o the venous committees the most active
n_nperatton would be extended.
A correapendeet of the i:diallergl, .td
1 -fuse, wrtiog from Glasgow hat even -
ng, ways, this bas been the great day of
be Highland Society's exhibition, for it
nmbicise the treble attraction of insole -
Meets, dairy me:thee, and stock. • The
djeea commenced their ardnns teak of
xamining the animals entered for competi-
on, and of awarding the prizes, at seven
'clock ; but it was not until tea o'clock
hat the 'hew yard was 'Taped to the mat-
e. The concourse of visitor' was int-
ense. The vast population of Olasgot.
sell, and the proximity of the richest a0d
est populous agricultural districts of
contend contributed to this retinal. A
rest proportion of the nobility and gentry
Scotland were on the (round. • Conspieu.
s among other' were the Duk. of Argyle,
rad Lord Blantyre, who bad taken • deep
tereat in all the proceedings. The wes-
er haa'b.et very favorable.
The show of cattle of the vanone•breede
perhaps enthralled in the annul■ of the
ighland Seeiety for extent and the general
:callewe of the specimens exhibited.—
he
xhibited —
he .bort horns were very namerno•, aid
presented some very eupenor models both
point ofsymmetry and condition. The
',rehire. were also forward in great. mint-
ers, and afforded a fine study for the torre-
nt and purchaser* of dairy stack. Tie
Iloway. were 001 et) ntimy,ew u we
ou(d have supposed ; and were excelled
Dubber, as they were probably. also in
motny, by the polled Angus and Aber'
&tens, which thaw-ts..esbl.d Cleanly in
our and f vm. 'here woe r very forint,
able and @baggy array of Highh.dere,
MOO of which were highly admired. There
ere seven) lots of Fieahieie, tied Dome
f the heaviest baste ma the yard bsio.g-
1t was ser privilege, oo Friday cecinas last.
f to attend we of the seat bermonusoe aseemblegea
h hoe been our lot to be orrice' at for a length
oaf time.
Our readers are aware that it was coemmplet-
ed to beelow a mark d eruct ea Mr. W. H.
Wilton", out sly as expressive of the kid feel -
imp e.tertmi.ed awards him by his friends, bet
also is takes of their 'admiration of him as u es -
',redoing mod worthy member of society, and en
seeusl Witte public *pint it) providing the tows
with se eare.sive and well ,furnished hotel, for
the 'accommodation of the tranlliog portion of
the eornmasity. .
To present that token' of respect the omens,
d Fnd.y evening wee eooveoed, when *beet
thirty of the sebecribei to the testimooial at-
tended, ad bet for the wetness tithe night 'nosy
more would have Wee preset. The testimonial
consists of a aperb Piano -Forte, mode by Cheek•
trier, of Boston, and a pair df rieh and beautiful
Chandelier', pmeb.sed for the purpose in Leg -
lad, by D. Robertses, Esq, On the frost of
the piano a Over plate is inserted, on which the
foflnwing inscription is engraved;—" Pretested
es W. H. Willson, of'Brockville, by his towns-
mee and friends, ae a mark of the high anthem -
des to which he is held by them. 1830." A
silver plate has also been placed at the base of.
each chandelier, bearing the similar isseriptlee
to that os the piano -forte. The ,aloe of these
athletes 'meows to £150.
The Piano was imported through the agency
of Messrs. A. & 8. Nordheimer, of Toronto,
ad who. oat of respect to Mr. Willson, made
se charge for their trouble.
The presentation took place in the large dining
room of the hotel, the Hoe. James Monis being
deputed by the seb.cribers to present Mr. Will,
sea with the above mentioned. tokens of their
esteem. The address of the lion. Mr. Morris
wet to the fellewiog effect:—
We hats assembled this evening, Mr. Will -
tee, to perrorrn a duty alike pleasing to Doroelvea
andareditable to you, mod I feel honored in hav-
ing been regoested by the gentlemen around me
to announce that we appear here es subscribers,
sod the represemntiees of absent anbscriSers, to
the teetimeeul which we ire ,bust to present to
you. Vow friends, boils le the tows and coati -
try, hale bug looked with 'desire on year on -
Wrier efforts to make your boss the travellers
home. Tee eommeecd bestows tmeeg m
wino yon were • very ring man, and whit bet
Nailed meats at year cemented, ted firri'dme
the hues, is which you were =o.reiasiits re -
aids wen, in eppearaeee, uehvttltgruelle eye
ef s mealier, bot u seoe.i'hm bed •".herbal With -
la the wens, be forgot the ioferiorttp of the
dwNMsg in the wean said friendly reeeptios
whieh be reteired from pm. 1 have se desire to
Setter you, sad indeed 1 sin not doing ss wbeo
few that it le Year Welt affable tsSnser, youi
letegilty mnd'WO M i thee4 thither@ made
you se deeer,idly iefedij, itida eeeu►ed you so
may p.memsl Meade We have taken the
grater Iaenest 1. -jeer seeress in life, beean.e
vire knew 'bat you bid as lateen°. to remove
at= etpead elsewhere the Ibrfy tsibich you
tide ameugbt u. Ws bepteiiif�It you dere
1 rite' iee.mulkt�y 'i��a 1amiir' bilin which to
eel Petals Liutiiiit tbit.Retlld
11 eO All $46.. "a9'iii. ii
W. AjeapPoliftea, Rb 40.10." pit Ob.' _- - —
of addr•seisg you wfibt A3 fie which
tisd'aa a tnoaemeet of year eiterpnse, `
twhich 1 do .et think is egsslled, oertaiall A
Ail ssrpasmill ilC.'kteet sad ereithi f.y.J 6amstyt
idy toy pats *Wen A�eiLiP t1;ee•re,
a good b ' 1-r t, �'•1'e eheertal,
11.4, 1 rpaiw{, them cogfoit
• tivilitjr @ '. heal within this
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,o to ► t year Malls
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drought weals. -There were no horse
%bib 32 Mathes', all of witch bed mine
e pterdid pointe. The Asst premium in
sbfa Iectfs• hes filtrate • powerful brews
sMlies 3efosgisg to Mr. Robert Arkiey,
Pbalrp.town, Lialitbtow. Some equally
. sgni6osot drasgbt mares were shown,—
Several fine horses in harness, employed by
stator, ss the Wrest& o4Gleegow, Unused
considerable attraction.
Of flhhep there was a very extensive dis-
4 la coa1gq ruin`` 11ff'ots of Leicestershire..
Z• eta OOielsei•iets, 51 tote /if h�ck-fmced.
eta o3 lib of ?Muth Downs. The Cheri -
44 -With '13.4 brat covenops, attracted
at r •b4 were admitted to be very
it,• The floot% Dewitt wfiiclt tie
In Seotlad, were a lsepee-
itoeb adaltrsd. '1�ke of
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the elm and theta to Ow others, eyes, with the . mad dimes of the Uuauu. To aseo.pliah tm,.,
(ogee of wo,oaa'e •floosie*, '• thus are the gift. associations hese been formed, whose ubfe•t a to 1 —
TWELVE AND 8/X PBl4CR
�= Try 401 08 TSB 1-515.
NUMBER XXXV.
THE Lt)WPR CANADIANS.
"f wy besheed'e fiieede." Yee, wad them aro secure to every tiller of the tool! a sufficient stu•
oihero who will volution'. Yoer chit r.. will (ace of lend to firm a borne for bowel(sad his
lima upas them, 1 was going se aey with effec- fainly: and to prevent all futon' imbbiag 1e the
ties, cad your brothers and other asl.i.ou will public lands by which, vast tracts bare herete-
re)oie* to learn that yon stand w high is Iho re- fore, filler into the haoda of dpeeulators to the
gard of thaw by whoa' 1 am ..rrotiaded, sad .eriuus detriment of the country. At a late
othets who have tied the pnvilegeofcootrtbutiug meeting is New York the (olluwiog reselutioe
to the teshaosta1. Io a proceeding each u we was adopted by the party
are 1104 eogsged u, them is ewa.:hiag to nay We whose earn(' ore saueeed, desirous of re.
mead very pleasing; a is, 1a (0t, a " gr.., storing to man his natural rights to land. do eol-
spoN' m one's his; it shows that mole sot, with emoly agree. that we will not cote for any moa
(or the Presidency er rongrew, who watt mot
es at least, the 'beaten pessteo; at shows that
the people o1 Itrockvtlle, and of Leeds, are el-
wsy• ready, sad Daly darn the eppeeteaity, to
sskeowledae merit, sad thea is • form ea ..b-
autial u to testify their .isesrity. But, sir, 1
twee detamed you lug ewsgk, and we ave
beg your acceptance elites Piano, sod 11e.s teas
Chasdeters, which, is lbs laaguapl of 111. is-
seriptioe, ere presented to yea es a mark of the
bigb esumauoa is which yon are held by your
fellow-tewo.mes sed other (needs.
♦' the Wase of ties address, tad o0oasissaily
throughout its delivery, the cotapuy joined is
hearty cheer.
Mr. Will.00. his hon overebwiag with etno-
hoe, requited the following reply —
H000rsble sir, sad Oestlemea, it) retaraieg
you my 'basks toe the Aauerisg temimosul
with which yea hew this eucaine prebooted ate,
I criot be accused of vanity is 'rating that it
has always Wee my desire, to the utmost a my
ability, to deserve the support wad geed wishes
of the inhabitants et Brockville wed to vicinity,
bot I am obliged to confers that this ability hes
1n rummy inslamoes fall., for short of Ay Willes-
den: and the credit you give tee for the ester -
prize in ereetieg the building which I now oc-
cupy, is doe to the jestly anticipated support of
my friends in Town and Country, quite es meth
as to any feeling of public spirit on my part.—
Convinced as I am, that this present expression
of kindness and good feeling tout= .s i* of
■ much more munificent deacriOtioo tlsaa I ells,
by any meas feel'eoosctoua of deserving, I .kali
consider myself doubly bound oa all rotors ec-
csaioes to do my utmost to deserve much appro-
bation as you bare sow bestowed epos ma.—
(lac, mote, Honorable sir, and Geotlemee, re -
wive my 'lacer* thanks. tad may you never re-
gret the present expression of poor feeliage to-
wards me: and it is needless for me to add, that
I shall ever keep them, ad regard them as
tseiborials of friendship, and esteem them cored
w myself, sad to my Gently.
The company the@ at down to se externem
repast, which wee prepared by the worthy host,
the Hoo. Mr. Morris in the chair, supported by
Mr. Willson oa the right, and George Crawford,
Esq., on the left. Numerous touts wets given
and responded to, amongst which were the fol.
lowing,—The Queen; Health sod prespent, to
Under this beading the Toronto Afire
of last week dtlatoa at conetderable length
an extract from aD article which appear
in the first number of the Messenger, teed
the title of Retrenchment, and as bis ma
object appears to be to obtain from "
.'Y.rfolk Messenger, el hoe stmsr
(which a slender knowledge of the Chaco
learned in Ireland when we were • goes
enables us to translate " other clear gr
journals') enegaivocal repels* to two •
plainly put q•ieetions, we will endeavor
gratify hie curiosity so far as the Memento
• concerned. by a candid rad totelhgest
newer* as we know to give.
To hegtn right, we must in the first place
ordtally thank our cotemporary for
is kind wishes for our prosperity and ane -
ens, and when we assure him that we /ally
eciprocate his generous tad friendly anti -
mettle, say no more than we sincerely feel.
)tar cnlemporary's " Looking Glass" bas
verbeen with no *mall concern that for
ome time past, we have noticed the drop-
ing off of the enicke lver which enabled it
o reflect so brilliantly and m truly and the
ubstitotion in its place, of a kind of drop
Itteh wofully bedima its once bright ser•
ace.
Having thus made our bow with the
elirror s permission, we will claim tbo pu-
ller"* of our Cowotry, and reply to his
rat question namely, " Do they, the clear
rite or do they not, desire, to disfranchise
he Lower Canadians r by asking another,
is : What in the world ever put such a
eery a that in his beard ! Ws hope
he Mirror will consider our reply a
weight forward one ; but for fear bet
bould not, we will still further explain osr-
elves by eking him, does he, .leo be
omplaios of the injustice done to Ireland
y the votes of English members, ms quee-
ring which affect Ireland alone, mean that
e " desires to disfranchise the English P'
our first answer ie not quits explicit
nougb we have no doubt the Mirror will
content with the second.
The Mirror's ;wet question is, " Do
ey not desire a repeal of the Unigp of the
rovinees T' This question we will as-
wer English, instead of Irish fashion. If
• Lower Canadians will persist in thwart-
s the well understood wishes of the people
Upper Canada, by a constant tntertereoee
the local aBeirs of the latter mentioned
eclion of the Province respecting whn'h
ey cannot by possibility be a well fa-
rmed as its own Representatives, tad too
iter way can be devised for the pnvte-
00 of .00h interference, then we tinbeeita-
ngly say, the sooner the Union 1* dieselr-
the better. it is sot to be •adored that
e Representatives of Lower Canada
all have it in their power to do to Upper
amide. that which the imperial Parla-
ment itself de= Dot undertake to %o, seam-
, legislate for Inhabitants on local stat-
ers agalut their con•est. In ear rt
umber, we gave several inetsasee of ah.
e.cnption of interferesee to witch we a:-
a1s, ad we now preosst oar rulers with
pother ghrr.g out. Os the question of
• salary el the 8 of &Wee -
on for Upper Canada- s nutter oa which
• bower Canalises Gould 'Wee o• just
tugs for larelausg sootier, to the
stoke" aerate yeomen —.. ee hos, the fol-
lowing dnisios tee& phew :
Oe Mr. Richard's mottos to Ax the me-
at the 3 et L410 per
hese= el 600, w peopen i l by hecorerserr•
sent; the vow sallied, yens :
.e.beve from Upper �;asda, Hyalites of
orfoik, idnolio• of Termite, Crysler. Pest.
opkise, M*thsh. McFarland, Mai.eao,
N.te.., Raebsrds, Scott .( *town, Sey-
mour, Sherwood .f &eeekvslly Stteetssd.
of'"est•st., Ssstsb of Pr .tree, A.�41
sul.u,ths ebr.ss...ed Wile"—tial•."
Brenn Lewes Cowin, DeWtet, Hetheekr
Lausi.s; McCessoit, Pspsnwta, Asskaw►.
Scott .4 Tar, M -Mass., rad Witte—B.
Nay.: J .ossbore hoe Up-
beat"
.... of Cor..eil, Gyiy,
bn.erti McNek, Morro os, , Paean
n,
ed LsbiMs--g. Messi..p of the Go-
rnmest from U. C.: Baldwin Hirai=
eDoe•ba, Monett sad Prise•—+, lain -
"'pleat member. from L. C. • Armoires(
glow, Boetillie,, Gabor. Cis Gha-
t, Chairman, Chaste, Duero, Fortner,
o•rrier, Potgaier, Oestlet, Jn►ia Luaus.
termite. Laurra, Mergers. Msthot, Mee -
naw. Follette, Mawg.au, Tebbe •a& Vi-
,yer---9a. Members of the C
on' Lower Canada : Drussmo= U Lefo,-
une-9.
Making. for lbs Go.arnment—fro. Up -
r Canada :
or
on
ed
OV
1-o
she
w
common.
1t
°f1
to
r
pledge himself in wntiag, te ewe eH the influe.eo i
of les station, if elected. to prevent all further a
traffic is the public I... Ir of the 8,arro and of
the United Suites, tad to eau•" them to be laid c
oat is !arms and lots fir the Erre and exclusive b
aster aeroal we"Iers; or for any man foe the Gov-
ernorship or for the Lee•slater, who will out se c
pledge himself to the fr.-edom of the pubiie land., r
to a limiitio of the Tomtit! of lent to be ob-
tained by an(ori►idval hereafter in this
to the ezempuoa sf the homestead front any fe. e
tore debt or mortgage, and to a limi•atioa to ten e
of the hoar. of the daily Iabnr on public works nm p
is establishments chartered by law.. 1
The movement both in Ireland and the United s
State* aims at the ams important object—the w
eseeneg of the laboring poor arsine, the oppres- 1
stens of the rieh—the nettle of labor against the
power of apitel.—[Faaminet.
UNIVERSITY REFORM. 6
The Co(oautllis in dread alarm/for the eateries 1
of his (sends Mr. Murray and Drs. McCool and '
Beeves. Unable to meet the chair, that the c
alarm of these gentlemen are greatly retries- s
gent, our eotemporary toes to taro off the quer- s
tion into an inquiry as to the alleged incoasistee- •
cy of the G&W u a retrenchment advocate, and e
urges strongly as a quiets/that while Mr. Bald- b
win has £1100 and Mr. Hinck• £1000, Dr. t`
McDeal should certainly have £1013! We ob-
serve b
the Colonist would find "et) caw for op- e
position to the Globe's present coarse," were be
at our retreochment proposal one-sided,—which
means (if it mass anything) that oar proposal th
to bring down Dr. McDaul's salary from £ 1013 P
to £400 and fees is all right, bat that there are s
other abases in other depar:meets which ought n
to'be attended to also. This is all very well of
about the other., but the uv to hand is that of in
Dr. McCaa! & Co.,—we will settle it first, with s
the Colonist's leave, mod from that proceed to tit
the others. The Cotentin is the organ of the be
McCaul portion of the University, e0 that its ti
admtaion of the necessity for great reduction is ti
certain of the salaries is wort) something, 'tad ed
we hope the i'isitatioe Commissioners end th
Members of Senate will make a note of it. eh
Our eotemporery u very anxious to make est C
that the C1oha is opposed to retrenchreeet in the
Public service, and cites our attack cm Mr. Mar. iy
ritt's scheme in proof thereof. That we make n
Do bluster ►beet retrenchment to tickle the pub- d
Mr. sad Mrs. Willson; the latter, at Mr. Will- lie palate is veiy true, but we ss'peet, when th•
eon's request, was replied to by George.Craw- rival trial comes, that tits G.4. will be feud
ford, Esq.: the health of W. Natthie, Eaq ; the quite in advance of three-foortha of these she
Chairman, io introducing ibis touts, stating that have bees prating shout at for the last yaw till
for objecja of public interest, friendship, or be- people are sick. Prating people always 'try to
nevoleoce, Mr. W.'s band acid bear. wens always find • bsek-door when they are Weight to the
open. The toasts then became general, ..el. Senteh fast as the C.(oausr attempts to do ahpelt
•s—Tbe Press; The Mayor tad Turn Commit; Dr. McCaal'e salary. We did so: attack Ma
The Warden and Coasty Cooped; the health of Merritt', scheme because it west for retreads.
George Crawford, Esti.; the Young Men of oust, bat because, while it toads twat ptifss.
Ikockvtlk: the Farmers of the:Dietnct; Oor upas l• 'hat way.—it suggested no .
Neigabesrercroes the 1.ioe, dtc. di.c. whatever, bat was is reality • piece =as samNi-
Th. evroing was "peat pleasantly and happi- gat.'d humbug's' ever graced the cola ass afar
dear cotetnporary of l)e Ctefbsias--a.d that, he
ksowe, t. e*yisg a great deal, *maidens. repel
toe *pd the "Thinking Mu."—Gfefw.
ly, and the party broke ep at tee o'clock. With
siocete wishes for the Catare prosperity of Mr.,
Willson, whose house is icknowledeed by travel-
lers to be nee of the 6neet in the Province, .ad'
wbo alio -ague in aptiPllt that with Mr. W ills"•
for • host, and the kiadly and obliging Mr. Jobs
Breoono for aaiaant, it will be one a( the t am
popular hotels is the eatery.
We may state that Mr. Holmes, of this tows..
w,eiethe architect of the bedding, a fact phit ,
tptlat add M -Air. , Ohne.' (.rte.-- et
aritclig• t
•
VMS 'MOM OR , If 411111 .t
I.ANH TART r �ATEe
Th• marries ef'Irehsd loader the oppressioo•
of bar landed aristocracy have of late years reach-
ed the extreme !trait beyond which is aft 'limier
tions renctloa takes place. The starving mill•
foes whose nlferings hate venal* bees created
by the grinding eppreaios 'f the landlord@ have
fallen a ae theatres upon their estates in the
shape of poet rale., rendering them In wily pla-
ces of h ill. or so 'aloe. To meet this alarming
•tate of things it b probable that the .ugge.tlobs
made by the Meads of the oppressed in order to
reduce the sm.p m*.%pasperiam first by an equi-
table heed real'ir tit land, mad aeewity by an
eq►seiilei i'i( the inert of *be former I n
Ib•,Pre�wt M h
war; ale, be received ,ed
' sod epde 1 Ih'. Lai tits as a meals
tf roust. %Jaait Lt t '1 a.reveset'la ail.
:limed bt . •.ii lib. a«ak>i Perrier of Ira-
Iaaa. 14 itawrn:W ea ilia raise *hey
w arara s� ' • err- is ►ed►*aa the
vat j} two physical re -
iota me W ° ' t: 'IV late soefrr.ee
rah!, t' itl�ah ej w &, a toad.d
tt7'rs of "eery locale • p, t sed
era Ii�aa feet te erelN a j estefel
that era* ', Ir biles -
IL �a
It is a fat worthy of record in honer of I
this District, that trot • single case of ''a i
ahead 'attire was before the Court during
Ow Amar wbteb elesad on Saturday het.
Net only woe the pnsoa free of prisoners r
airs lbs SM if.ithast a =leader, but the "'
Gated Jury, from the time they went sworn
M o I their dismissal, had not a shills Y
;craw/obit preferred before Anes. Long
a
th
t1-
th
Pro
rI
N
H
w
sky emit a state of things continue.
s intended, in ihre number to refer to
tsie�t10 of lye eivil came dhpoeed of during
tilt eitttngef theAonn, but ether natter
pwstag upon es obligees' to dnfer donee
to 5W1 Veit maw.—Bedksiral Courier.
Sts Rowans Pest, rte CWIL4►soe..--A
forwards ss (Maneheaser
Cserdia.) the following anecdote respec-
ting the late Sir Robert Peel :--" Ole &r
Robert woe extremely solicitous in advan-
cing his son in hie tender years. To this
end, he requested him to furnish the heads
of the sermon* be hetrd at Bury church,
upde arriving hems from Divine service.---
(& one oeeaiton, a stranger having to oA{.
elate, be was invited to partake of the bon.
pttalttiesof Comber ball. As weal. the
future statesman was called uiten to go
through his duty. When he had comple-
ted, Mt father turned to tho Munster and
inspired whether he had given a proper ac-
count. " o, efr," he 'spited, " be haw
preached a moth better &orates *has ewer 1
did in my hie."
,8s11aaaow OUTsaos.--the the 3rd an -
steel the premises pf Mr. John Coban. el
thio (ewnbip, were entered by Dots" wre-
tch.i'wh7i hane.tnnged tad otherwise mat.
.mted • yoke of Oxen and est Ars f. a .reek
of strew btelengtsg 16 Mr. Cowles. It A
seldom that week nets of brws.Wty eve Me
Pe
Bad
bo
F
L.
1i'
ft
I
14
ti
e
Of
th
w
independent Member, 8
Agei.st them 1e
11
For the govern meet from hewer Cassa
Independent Members 24
Against them - B
1. C. majority Inc got. 10
Here, ten, we obvert. a ainwlar 4...w -
n• of the (ieveran.ent by the Reformers
flipper Canoeist, as we Instanced tut
eek, and a like jonet ee between the AJ-
ien'ratinn and a pert of the C
the eight Independent esemh@re from
to towline of the Prostheses who sided
ith the M'wro/ry. Ave, coast+, Comer=
n1 Cornwall, Ceyl.y, Sir Alun McNa b,
Prince and Robison. are Toni.. ; lawviei
the other three. lobelia, M.r►b.n and
Perry, the note Refnrware frets Upper Cs -
ads, who did not =poor them. And bed
he eight Tories toted against mead of
tib them ; with all the it Lower Canada
reel rat their bask they weil1 have been
deresided by a majority of flnr ; a fact which
with others of as @rattly ,k" atom, elisrly
proses that the Misisery I. kat In seA-
Mce a0( by the se.l0e.nee e/ t)ppri Ma-
ds 11N.wesete ad hewer Crash Reform -
n. but by the womb of tb@ Moat OkA'h-
nnis the Helve arab the French.
We might p on to esomarate eery
asassler tut -awes dour cosapiete subjection
e Lowy, C.naaia. power. Is it saeeeter
hal we Weald say more. Ula sue
a
rutted h this osestry, eta we trues Met '
the talesman mowers who rould he guilty 1n
of such conduct, will be discovered and use
punished that the sample .ani. of them
Di will 'terve es well a *arum, to others, if
other, thug er• ert 'inert,' lowered. 'file
is wismostes. Pee as eora
, la sag sfsisiarsiallgRibia to tio Iiiiireol pewits for the dissuem slaw =rpm ?titan
of thing diabolical Nue.— The Brantford
=met iti am oriA
SOO =mode
ireassetaacies party heeling sad partyiiewe
est be ust sadly end the - -