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A IVAIVITART MCANDALL.
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Ne, w Irarliament Bulldlugvi
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M DOMINION MUIMENT
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countant of she Ifoligo of Oommong %0"tbo,
of privilegs. Us commented on the grovit
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1,60 wa equivale t ta 0417, about
b,l; cents re . ,.
i;irrisculmral r kosid. A omr
loaf ending Both June, 1079�
Mr. F"mING—Initruotions Jolquail to post,
Of the calls, wh ob would form a p callous,
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for all time to'come.
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The, Vamems"10#rr af a 340,44 � elep
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four spa ba.11 millions of people; It
eferelics to dud big goods
matters, with r 01.1
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. The,amendmeat Was loot ouidlyinloa, and
w1surged witut Ivalillficatle,ml ot ,the MAY
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mile 15.1
I sheir Countrucolets — "a-" 4 ,�.tlnva.
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,would v ungr4tagul for him, who still
brought Into ,the Dominion through $be post-
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the motion carried. The determination
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"Wharm Asking )F**-Tke imurstiout liev,
. . SOUSE; OF (30UMONO.
considered himself , an Irishman ,though a
offloeq .
Arrived stbythe Housevsomas4ok
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LottDon, Fob. 24.- T
, bete is a .scandal in
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Qarle olth.- to complain-af, she amount.- and.
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M FLNUnG,778,1146maniol Plit-aploqAt
,"doholl by the Sollnkort--and ttias�
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muilk circles bore over charges, made by _
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It was more, for the sake of Canada than
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02 tided during the years 1878 and� I
, i�ii�libir"s a from custody.
gentlemei
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of the 'Men of a Volunteer Corps
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PabiloiW604 laid on the sablo of the. Dallis. .
. dwr it three olelook. .
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Ireland that he w1obail, it vows larger. He,
ad'vertising on. beball.of ,she, Government, or
I,Nd0LVZNT LAW
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094ius� their .commending officer. The
laftya Avsomblf(i) the pJans fox thepropo I
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would, prefer that the inoney should be sent
Any public service in - 4be, journAll'of the
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Who House vent, !Rio oominittee on Mr.
OhArg80IRAiAlyrOffirtO 019181110sitiOU01 tUO
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liiiv PArIfirmism,$ )3UJldin
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privIlago, Mr. Bilohard objected' to' Sim
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to the Mansion House Comthittee, than to she
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BrItiall, GovGrnment, which, unfortunatelyi
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Dominion. .
Ut.WHXTZ (CAraW01l)--5kAtOWeu1 oh6wing
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Colby'w .Bill to repeal the Acts ran 19
pay sheet, And the complaint asks for a
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coirt of enquiry. Col. Moffatt, the brigade
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Park, &ill prepared by the Government MOW-
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sees, ,(2) the arollitoot'a report, and. (a) tho�,-
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4hat he had, In bid, disk the copy of Mr.
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had not shown much alacrity in dealing-wi$h
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the Irish famine. Montho bad passed since
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the qualifity of sug �
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Vothinion for slash period ol six months, be-
Insolvency. now 14 force In C"ada, and After
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Rome qeaultory conversation role'. and reported
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major. ban not yet forwarded the papers to
Chew , a, but it, ill understood he will do 9%
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resolution to be moved. to.day oontsialug; I
quillAo I a of the scheme. , L
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it became known that the people in Iretanil
tween let Janus y, 107'0, And lei' December
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prdgr 80.
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lintriedistal
L- L .y. ORA of the sergeants com-
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Ware starving, mud very few people had to.
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DIECHAZOID; L I . - --
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�Tlaiidsof momy irregularities since his coa.
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B944ex a Plan showing the South, East.
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lahargs of trickery preferred against him by
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delved relief through any action .ov
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Mr. WHITE (Cardwell), for Mr. Robertson
In detail
The ordq for the- second reading of Mr.
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nectiOn with the CorPs Principally the fold.
Acation, of the pity either by the
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and West elevations, there Aral three her$,,
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,wl*h lie, did not mention. A slight dleous.
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srnlmtnt� Irlahmen ooroplained everywhere
that they had been Plow sl�nd remiuo In the
(H sea paid
amilt")-Raturit for pro , tensional
to law ag"to
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(Jacques; Cartier) Bill to legalj;z ;a
Inartlego with at deceased *11o's sister we 0
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ordgre of the officer or with his. knowledge.
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showing the. ground plan of (1) the basointmir
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matter. Rev thereforep suggested that the
services in mitlloe'rde to he Ontario botindary
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discharged, owing to on Informality.
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He, has made out, the pay shoolo. upon
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'names
(2) the ground Iloor, And (S), the #lm$ flp�oj.
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632twill contain the hen�lng and
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1 390" 1 are and the unfair advantage laksu, of
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Colonial Secretary be requested to pay over
the money at QBOOL to the Mansion House
and the Arbitration and award between, the
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OTTAWA, Feb. 25. -The Speaker took she
Which were. of men who never be.
longed to the corps and never drilled wish it.
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ventilating apparatus, and the apartments of
housekeeper.
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. The member for Lennox did not appear to
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Comiratites, against whose ad xxotrition he
bad lied rd ofno complaint. AospIrlabinsn'
The House adjourned at 10,10 '
Owl�AWA- J?eb. 24.-Thefteaker took the
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chair at th.rea o'clock.
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ceedim9f.
Rom6 of the facts are opeciffad to follows:
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Two men ware on the poly, day of the annual
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the Oa the ground floor of the
main building are situated tho. Legislative -
viaw with much satisfaction the presentation
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. letapetitionby'Mr. Casey It L Ora thirty of the
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be returned his thanks for the generous eon-
tribiWou to relieve the sufferings of his fellow
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chair at &ee o'clock.
The following Bills were' introduced And,
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Mr. Gruouilm, (Jacqueo Cartier) reintro,
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need his 4lIt to legalize
camp brought into the stores and fitted
with a uniform in the presence of the
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Chambertotheright of the main entrance,
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and the,Library to the loft of it. The East
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principal eleatorm. 'of Lennox, asking the
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oomitrymen,and hawasoortain the Hondo
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read A firOt time: - I .
marrimae with a
deceased yvl1a's sister, . which, , was road the
offieer. Provi,)ns to going on parade,, at the
wingis divided between the Dapartmenfoof
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the Secretary stud the Treasurer, an d the
. House to declare Mr. Hooper unqualified to
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would not have complained if it had been
To incorporate the French Atlantic Cable
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officers personal request, the man signed
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I 06iiiitlem of Leands and. Addington have, hpon
much; larger. 0 � .
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Conipany.-Mr. Cameron, (Victorlit)
To incorporate the DomiDlon Commard 41
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Mr. Qiamv asked whether the Government
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ins end t6. allow a drawback on Indian
the pay sheet . for §7 each, being
fall Government allowance per befillforthe
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and Timber officips. Clustaing round, the
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as deft
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Edmund Hooper." The petition was,
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mea As to this channel through which this
- mono y. was to be Ubtributed, but having:re -
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ociation.-Mr. Gault.
Travellerst Aid -
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To provide for the lasiAblis Imams of 8
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lmportod for feeding castle equal to that
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allowed on Indian -corn imported -for _thO-
twelve days they were in camp. They thou
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- paraded with ward oquad, and
Chamber mad Library are the Legislative,
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.a rooms, the post-offloo, oto...Gto.
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111000raponled by a oortinea -copy of the report
gard to the -purpose which Aulmated th,.a
Superannuation, Provident and Insurance
'Fund
tolinufAeture of gtsrob. . 11 L
Answered, to roll call in' the presence
On the first floor the upward continuations
of, the Chamber and Library claim the ounce, '
. ilif the Cominission issued by the Government
I pt Ontario to enquire intotho financial
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House in Voting it, they should indicate in
ths,t'whilo thsy sent to the
by the, Great Western Railway Company
of Consda.-Mr. Robertson (Elamiltom) ,
- MrBoVRLL-SO soon as the bon, miembor
can to she Govern L
that the
of she commending and inspecting officer.
It is asserted by the members of the corps
I opacoossonthegi6tuudfloor. 'Totheleftor
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I snake of the County of Lennox.
Anumber of 8imAding - Committees were
gome'wa� ,it
Peoretary of State, their desire was that, it
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To incorporate the Baptist Union of 6 end-
Mackenzie.
prove residue
which remains for fortiluden't
I izifig and other puto
that those mon were never 'members, never
' did any drill with show, slid were at that
west of the Library in the main building are I
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the offices devoted to sessional clerks, eta.,.
. appointed, and Bills regulating the employ-
should be at boos do placed as to afford im..
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mediate relief, and not mingle with the gen,
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poses amounts to 2J per cent. of the duty
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imposed on corn told to castle for exportation
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time 8,wora members of another"qorps, The
and -to the right Or Least Of the Chamber ire .
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the Speakers' and rooms, in. the
. - misal of women and children in mounted.
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tortes, the encpmbo*g of real estate by
oralachemoof Government, contributio no for
Sir Joilzl; A. MACDONALD read And- moved
the Government would 'Consider the
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pay-ollees after beiag signed by all the
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man was certified to. by the 'officer, and a
press Its .
present buildings. The east wing on,
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Ireland. (Hear, hear.) I
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Sir JOHN MACDONALD Solid it was the Inten.
n address to Rio Exoolltn3y
the adqptlon,of a I
tb I granting 4100,000 for
Governor-Geners
Ability of a Ilowing a draw back in proporfion
to that allowed on Cuo
amadian corn impoi
a patched to the paymaster, who
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this floor Is taken up with ,the
Astorney-Goveral's Departme, t And shall.
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to, abolish the Supreme court -of Canada
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tion of the'Oovernitient immediately to use -the
cable for thepurpose of eending-thenioney And
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relief of the diotress in Ireland. -
Mr� xAcxzr,zm Seconded the motion. Be,
for the manufacture of otarch. * . .
' Mi. MnBNuu stilted whether the Govern.
struck off the . two L names, asking. %he -sor.
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geant If he could swear to 'the correctnese
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Orion, Vallee and, ]letter.
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of requestinj that it maybe immediately ap-
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remarked that the telegraphic despatched
ment bays power to compel the Grand Trunk
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of the sheet. Tha' . sergeant candidly
devoted to the Department of .Education
Tha main 'building, which will stani,
The PankinH moved that the House to -day
I do consider in Committee., o the Whole the
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plied for the relief of the Irish distrust. (Hear,
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hear, The Government had thong Ill of the
from England stated that the a mendment to
the Bill of the Imperial Government for Irish
4ailway to Charge one' uniform tate for
convoyipg fr6igbt over their entire 1*
replied that he co'bid not, aid the pay.
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masterrefused to Allow any portion.of the
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somewhere to'the noftli'o'f the ,cannon and ,
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suggestion made by the bon. member for
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rallef,providild Wat every person whdraceived
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the diatom as short or long, I .
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Amount. Tbacilloorafterwamdo attended at
the psymasteeld office and ilia paypsoter
fountain in the Park looking so -is 29&
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feet by find 45 feet high. The Assembly
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� Gloucester, but they know that jealousies
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existed among the different bodies dietribut.
relief should be disfranchised. Xosomed to
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him iocro4ible, that %hoie could be such a pro-
Mir U. Tuprnu-j belitya. the GoTornmq�t
have no L t the power.
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promised to allow the imoun't if he could
Chamber is 70 feet square and the Litirary 70r,
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1fie.00und.weakwingoare oiLoli 280 -
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I I I Mr. MAcizzlzin, lu'roopening the debate on
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L . iy could. not under-
Ing, relief money, and in( 1. .1
-them. They had no
taketo decide among I
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vision, but hii suggested Lie the bon. gentlei,
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than oppoolte'that steps should be taken
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in answer to Mr.. Rose (Middlesex), Sir
JOHN MAcmoNAim'oaid he intanded to move
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produile the .two- men within three hours.-
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This he promised to do and I It, but never
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Uilding look i6meWhat low in the
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the Dominion and Ontario L Boundary .&word,
doubtth at Her Majesty's Government would
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that no 0mundian contribution shoUldL be
for ingtruotior�o to the Printing Committee to
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produced the mail. The Wou'llave Ilevoi to.
Calved the amount of pay they signed for and
plan *
but - any defs I el in, appearanpe arising from ,
said that the bon, gentleman at the head'of.
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the Government, he develops d'�i
accede to their request.. and apply the money
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for immediate relief. The motion WAS thsh
used to disfranchise. Irish voters. (Hear,
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bear.) ,
enquire the alleged ..irregularities in
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0 nnootion with the Departmental, printing
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OW want to -know what has become ol it, '
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thin cause may bif guarded against by keeping .
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by Mi. Anglin
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... Sir:.ToRli MACDONALD - AA1dvth6rft--- Was_ oo
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Wo"MEN ]IN. CAN AN 19101TORY,
a&muob�otth"asementatoroyabov�.gro.iiud--..:-,,. ..
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an may be required to giv6 the whole building
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I adopled by the late AAminiatration of settling
-A soriao of motions relative
such provisi6n in the laijierial Bill. A prow
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. Mile boundary question with Ontario "' '-
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. Mr.-MAOXIINZI-11-.61*11010d rygig
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to the. Intercoloniol Railway led to a �enersl
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debate oil its pr an In
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vision of the ordinary 'PCdr--L6*'0 both 0
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igi�limd'ind-Iiefin�d7,'-dii"4�isllucu guy potion
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----Ur.-F-Litmsa.-nmvad-for:.a-copy--Of�tbO
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prohibiting the. liading of
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on lffiFi h ff&a1,i-7nuideu1l
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THE STYLE OF THE PROPOSED BUILDINGS .
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. J01 the 61%ith was that Ontario claimed, hot
The dobate terminated 5 few'minutes be.
fore midnight, and the House adjourned. �
perish relief.
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Mr. ANGLIN thought the Bill just
.Order-in-0ouned
immigrants at Halifax who are n9tpomovoosd
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polled to Marley Within At W tul
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. - , ,i,iter ]Lnndlux lolthat Colony.
in the early English, or polutedi of the 13th
century, prevalent when English parliamen- I
the land, of ,the. Hudson Buy Company, but
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bud which had always been really within her
OTTAWA, Feb. 23. -The' Speaker took the
passed.by
the Imperial Parliament was intended to 67-
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of 020. understood that ,assistanes had'L
been afforded to large numbers L of perso i '
no to
The other evening, Professor Risks, XA.,
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tary institutions took their origin, It has, - . �
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I . . own border. What -was wanted to be found
chair at three P. m.
Mr. GAULT a from
tend, power to the Poor Law Guardians to
those
, come to Canada who wera utterly unsuitable,
lootured in She Natural History Soolety,li
Booms, Montreal, on so Women.in Canadian.
been adopted because it Affords greater
accommodation and a finer appearance for' �
waif the true boundary. The question to be
I decided bi the arbitrators was
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presented' petition
merchants ,and others of Montreal, praying
grant relief to persons outside of
usually receiving relief from the poor rated.
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to the requirements of.the country,, and they
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became a burdis upon our people. Many of
History ,, -
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the cost than any other style. The, brio a, .
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� the true boundaries of Ontario warp. In order
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that the Insolvent Act be not repeated.
. Mr. K . ILVERT:iutzpduoed a Bill to Inoor-
Ths, address Was than Adopted- .
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them came into Ontafio, and'ditring She winter,
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colony under French, * rule, when, unforin.
nately)'women were very o6res., La Honturl
used in the construction of the building dah � .
be made at the Central Prison, the olstd 006M .
.- . to ssoertsiu` that it became, necessary for
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I . them to examine maps, treaties, Acts, of
porate the. Bell Telephone Coznpsu�, 'of
. TRIM MACDONELL BREACH 'OF rAVILEGII.
On the order of.the day being read, *Sir
the national see' ties there had been burden.
ad with people x1easking oharitubl: teliO4 but
says concerning thid'Veriod, 11 Those who had
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be utoeured at Melbourne, in Quebod, th& .
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Hamilton. I I .
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Mr. 049gy, withdrew, on the grounti,of
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JOHZ4- MACDONALD moved'Tbat' Mr. John. A.
he thought that suitable person should not
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daughters, had no difficulty in, marrying
them women being much less numerous
we tir-lime don be got at Georges I
Napance, a4d it in expected that tbo mand can
I rampondence, and even the sposches of
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informality, the petition, against Mr. Hooper,
Moodonell be called to the Bar of the House..'
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motiod was adoptid �
be prevented from landing our RhOrOm
because they had hot. 620. in their pockets,
, vithe
half he men. , Also from this time (1640)
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be got , out of the excavations for tj�e .
upon the perusal of all these documents, and
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M. P. for Lonnox, and. prenenied a now poll.
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lion so. the same effect. -,
I Mr.'MoLnxNA� (Glengirri) rose and, hold.
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In effect this made poverty worlmori. In fact
until about 1670, almost all the girls of the
country were married very youbg-often as
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,foundiations. It is. proposed that Canadfam, :
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materials should be used in every instance .
� mpon the-naturml. woiding of the As% of 11774,
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, . .. BETTER, PREVENTION Ol? CRIME.
-the'
img�'a d6ounieni in his heads, said that before.
Mr. - Maodonell - was- -brought to.t1i"ar, he
the poor man was treated wbroe than rich
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� criminals. -Eo-read a letter--from-one-,of-his-
fourteen, it thirteen and even at twelve years
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-of -age?,1127. accordance with"the . 'p
where practicable, and from t . �.. �
. he specimens � .
to -be oubmittedit,R,ill t,o-doaeededAhmt' �
- . Nimbler of,Justice took for granted that the'
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Mi. J3L&3xE introduced a gill- foir , Mo-ro
wished to be - allowed to read an apology-
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-oonatiineiite-who-had--eibployed;,&-Wau-lately-,
_aternal
---V-�r--l;VCrB-aa-t- aiiEe--ifii-d-u't-'Y-O-f"-tFe-v,-
aye elm 0 gC W
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&i-&o-nfi-�-i�i�danco of sound, -
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I word "Northward" in that Aat.meams.due
. north. .ThiltAot providid for a line westward'
effectual.provention of crime. He dwelt on
the recent increase of crime, &Ad submitted
placed Ili his. hands by Mr. uqoaon6ii to read.
to'the Houos I . . .
arrived Ire= Ireland' who was a �ood farm,
hindt7but Who. when be landed in Q aebeo lied
,
the Authorities III � France to remedy this 'Uri.
.
durable dtons,-b4eks, slate an d water lime,
.
from -the junction of the Ohio and Missiolilippf
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,statistics gathered from penitentiary .Oom.
14 .
Mr. MAcxzNziz raised a point of order that
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only sixty cents, In his pocket. Farmers
.
equal state of aftai;s.' To this and large
.
numbers of marriageable eirle.wera seat out
which will constitute thtll. principal articles I
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required for construction. Stbue suitable for �
� along the banks. of the fFrmer, and the wor&
mitmonts in proof of this fact; -The number
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ill . .
, a motioubod boon passed. .
were much in jfiited�in this matter, as many
- %
'if
every Year. - These were, according io La
contend rubble Wbrk and ffigging can be, .
I 81 X ifig' a
. . � orthward 11 must be taken as mean
northerly directio . n along 4he banks of the
. oi-persons r emmining In penitentiaries was
'as follows at Abe different: dates :, 31st De.
The SrnAzEz ruled that the motion bad
been Carried. The Sergeant-at;Arma then,
of them would employ move handle lhay
could get,thant at reasonable ratem But the
Houtam, divided into three clampoli"eind Olaced
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Proo4k-'fr6m. the Whom, Georgetown. . I
. Mississippi. I � . � �. . .. I
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I cembqr, 1876, 1,048,,'30th John, 1877i 1,081 ;
--301b.
brought Mr. -Macdouall to the -Bar 'of the
fact was tfiat the immigration of firm
-f- -I--'-1----- --"'---"--
in Wide different . halls, wheie the btide.
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. grooms 7 Chose, 41101i -- brides , ,
no -a--but6h6k,
Guelph. or Oaledon quarries, on the lines -of, ,
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4ho�Hamilton-a-Korifikesterni�:,GrandTkank-,,
. I I -- . . . ,� - .Mr. -McCAP.T=-ol000d the debate by -an able..
speech, Somewhat remarkable for-ito &nil.
30th-Jauej -18780 11159 9 Junej- 1879,,
1,318. The lueressi'during-tWo and a half
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Ronde.- '.--- - 7---- - - -7
Ell
TheSpnr then. called upon thi Clerk to
or-diew-,
,JJLV Ti n
� As 110 very, arge. n -Pfissi 9 be *
stated that. 'the anty.on corn. was . vanco
a gris
,
chooses him 'oheep out of the: midst of the
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and Credit -Valley Railways, and for finer
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from
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Ontario tons And big anatiolation,of the
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years was. 2.70 jormoni� or at a ratio of 25 per
'read Ahe entries from the journal of the
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to farmers, all it prevented ihem� feedl g, that
n .
Rock. At the and of, a fortnight not one was
. Wit. "ilia plumpostwere takan' first, because
work the Shelburne quarried. oil the,
Toronto. Gray tl; Bruce Railway.' Good lime., . ., - -
. . .. .- ilple that Ontario repi.esontativepwore I
I . I � Prina n
I the House rather to guard Dominion than
ognt. There was something radically wrong
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in ouch a slate of affairs.'' The population
Honed. ' The Clerk read the entries, showing.
.
the complaint entered by. Mr. Moickenzie.
grain to cattle fov in
- ilia parpote of fittgn 9
them. for the'English imarkets. � . ,�
-it win thought that being tools active they
stone for all kinds of' work could also be . 11
'. 'And'. " ,
Ontario interestm. .' ' . 1.
daiiing two or three recent years ,showed a
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that lbe -privileges of the House: had been
�
� 'Mr.'Popm (Complon) referring t'o'the bon.
-immigration
wore thore likely toksop at'hoins and could
� Te'sist -the -winter -cold better, 'The i Govern-'
procured from Kingston Belleville . .
Queenston bimateri, AnA1fromWsnbai�On6, I I I.. I
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� . The members ware then called Ili, And the-
adisilliddreme, and 9; great increase of- -or 'ins
violated * by' ,John A." :Miic� in-Ahe
'tentleman's remAik4'ib6uVthQ'
,mems also was not .-satisfied with merely
.
ana Couablobing, on the lines of the Mialincl I . . .
. . House divided on'41lm;motlon, which was
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� - owled-yeao, 123-; mays, 52: . .
during that period was very. dishearteningi,
It was In order.to some extent to remedy this
language used And a letter sent to Mr.
Huntington. ,.., I . - ;1 , 1.
of unsuitable, piarmoni to Ontario, 'said this
, . . .
a the Gov'
wio not the I ult of ornment. The-
ficilltithig. marriagsv�but went so far. a 0 to
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and Northern Railways. � . . . I : .
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. . Eveiy Ontarib . Conservative,, save .Mr.'
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*for'
state ofaftairs that heyonfured.to submit to
'Jintroduded'
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., Sir jon-, -I MOVD, this the
, N7.MAcDQNALb I
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agent'of the Ontario Government, we old.
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atimulktait by bounties on early marriage,
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and by. penalties for celibacy. In addition to
.
. HEATING AND,TENTILATION
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. Bannerman, of South Ronfraw,. voted
the House the alsaiure be had f
,
.following question be addreamed to the gentle.
tionad in Quaboo, and no person received .ai
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the kinglo. dowry,-whicli Willi genefall y fifty
Aro'of the utrapet importance I n contioction, I
the motion, and every -Liberal in the'llousp
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He believed ,that many offenders 6mosped-tho,
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man at sho,Bsi:'- "Have you anything,tosay'
nomiSteftassage to Ontario without him,con,
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livrell-in household4eippliee ifid a barrel or
with such buildings as these.' According to. -, . .
irrespective of province Toted against it.,
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. -XAIL*kt& AND CANALS. '
consequences of prior conviction owing to the
difficulty of identifying them., Whatiever
with respect to the charge just raid?." The
on 'was
motion having been carried, the 4ueotio
sent. , It -wag -only at the outmost request, of
those peopld themselves that - they wore, seat
Jwo of melted most$ 41witity. Aivies wan
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the proposed plan they would be heated by .
steam goneratbd in six boilers, to,ba.placed
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Sir OnAuLus TUPPER lirsoonted the' report
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might be. CieIr opinion. With reference to the
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duly asked. I . . ,� -
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Ao Ontario. RwAs not in the interests of
given to Rien mho marriod-before the. age of
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twenty And to girli-willb, married befof6. six�. �
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in the basement. on the northwest Corner, of, I .
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treatment of persons convicted for the first
. �
Mr. Maddonell replied-" I would desire to
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thil country that theme people should be'
*
, teen, wh I
I a Any fa�her who idealebted to marry
the central building. with , steam radiators, Ili -
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I . . . � The House adiournid'al 10.40. - I
time, bethought there was a tolerably-olyong
e'of sentiment among thon'who
apologize t thin honorable Honda for the
A,
remark 0, by . � We to the lion. member, for
miade.
allowed to come, here, and aftei a short lime
ralse -an outefy'that' they could � rics. secure
his obildron,when they bad rose had -the age
the halls and corridors on the direct system, � .1
.The Legislative Chamber And corridors would, .
OTTA.wA, Feb. 20.-�-The Speaker. took I he
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their at three o'clock. � .
had looked into the matteri that a person
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Milefforrod. . 1. . . .
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work. There was a corisiderable immigration
of4wenty and sixteen- was fined. Orders
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were givenjitai before the arrival of the yearly
be ventilated 'on the -plenum %nd vacuum � I
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Mi. Angers, the now] elected membor.for
. Y!
charged with a. crime, after two or three eon.
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vlotloho should be regarded as an enemy of
b n
Mr. UOCARTHY.moved that leave ogra tea
to Mr. Maodonell � to make. any'spology or
now, but there Would be morw next monlit..
About April thin order' wbuld drop 'of itself,.
ships from Fronce, that all single men should
rindiple combined, the air to � be forced into ...
p . I
the', Chamber through openings I'D the well, .
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I I Montmorendi, was .introduced. Therogn.
. .Ivity of his introduction WAS questioned,
- ; that.the interists of sociatyrequired
:Oucllihel
explanation ho.dolsires to make to ilia House.
and WI who desired would be allowed to come-
inarry within alorinight after the lending of
the Kin 's girls. A number of 'old writers
9
At' a height of 'twelve feet from the '.
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.. . bus not proceed. � . I . 1. .
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person to. bo.im�rfioned for a long
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-Oarried. . � . I I � I.
in*to the country. ' He bad h ad she order
*the
,were quoted in a description of the ltirla of
floor, having. been first warmed by .., I
.
. The Governmetit'd negligence Inmot asking
term of y &rN,-. And, that there win A be$ let
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: - Mr. Macadidell read the follo*i Pg apology:
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passed as he believed it was in bait Inter.
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that period, -11 They wit," pays%oma,
passing � 6ver, s cil placed in vaults,
.
. . I Ilia House to formall I E
e, � 1. y*oongratulate His x-
aligned forehin ultiniale'reforating during ilia.
:Aisciplime of .a long than of a abort term.
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To the ,13peaker-of the Home of Commons of,
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Oita of the Government, and. the Government
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were quitd 'prepared to iako.'the reoponsi.
.have
"I delicacy, good voices and a groat tonartems
.
in the biielastilt- � The foul ,Air' would'ba . .
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drawn oil of the Chamber *through gratings ' .
eellqnoy� the .� Governor-General' and- Hot
.
.. I Royal Highness, the Princess Louise upon
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One of thii provistons of this Bill was, theism
a, be kept.in the
. , Canada: * I . I . � .
: Mit. 8PzjnzR,-1 desire to express' to you - as
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bility of their action. . ' I .1 . .
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, for dancing. They, are discreet, and not much
in
given t6 Aim g.i, Another says, 11 TbOy
'dr
placed -in the floors, antl'oonnected wlt4'.aii .
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fan,
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their narrow escape from a, serious accident -
that there. should princi-.
r .
P I towns Of * each province a relghtsibf-bon-
Speaker ,of'thia honorable 33[ouse,my- kiO'oro
regret for having., on the Ilth May last - while -
Mr. ANomix said thin was the first Canadian
Government Whieh,hKd prohibited immigrano.
,
eswout very fine on Sundg", -One of. the
exhaust whicUpill force, this -foul air
Into a large chilidne' oix the east side in the - - ,- -J
y
. It been the couie of much comment I and
.
. . I . : Isar waiting patiently. for thq Execull .
To so'
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Motions, materials for it being supplied by the'
Petition Rbjorrm&tO'
Li
admitted by the courtesy of the House to a seat
4) n the floor of the House, committed a breach of
1 I . - cour
0 in into ilia Ary unless they
tOm .
first questions they-pr-opone to a stranger la.
whotherhe is married.11. ' - , ' - -.
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rear'
. There Would , also be v4sitildting , '. , .,
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I take the initiative, Mi. Usakdrikial reminded
Wardens of t6&rieo'Snd
I ring
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' ii&mba=#,-�,H"a"uthor4zed4b"bota-
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the privileges of this honorable body by refer .'
-r4ug-tG-�one-ol-the�member.a-df-this House in
slob 20 in their pookets an he feared it
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-3 -J-- �in ifts eff .1.. .,
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Openings -in the ceilingover the gas reflectors,, , I
4hrough-which the air heated - by the go%,. ' . �
Fus.Froralor Of nil duty. . I � � I
Sir Joubi. MACDONALD spoke briefly on ' '
the
graphing. 69 pdooneiii: on an 'order of $fie
Council.' The
terms which should uot -have bsen, used with
reference to a member within the walls
. After redeem the 10116 wltig Bills were read
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,,lrmTE c]Exw u49s:lNwzniFzzwzusv
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lights would pulse 6 athrougil skylightain the, ,
Fiomh �� I
� subject, but gave n6 Wdicatioft that the Aug-
'geallon would be acted on. The propriety
Uovarnor in second net of.pro.
a
violonoln-the Bill,were pplicabloonly'to
of the Chamber. I desire to state that My .
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languagewas not addressed to,that membrij
. �
'9110660ondlinio, . . . . .
, To incorporate the Bell Telephone Company,
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Arrest.. ot'.Three. Mtn'iiaid 80z'ur6 of
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roof. air openings would also be A
placed ill the outside walls. The wings, . . i
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of
WWL House expressing 'its regret -bud not
. second itnia'oon..
persons who had been a'
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ilated. it wall ill t for a period of,
nor to tiny member of the House, button ontlow
t1!
man sitting beside me at the time on s seat
of Canada.�Mr. Kilvert � -1
To, huthorize tile * '
... Materlale unit Teals -in .
County. . . � 1,atubton,
. . . . � . .
, would be heated the indirect . system, , - . 4
tlde� sit from ontah W windows - - - " !
- lifton
a- .
escaped the ill , of himself and big
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.. eolloagues, but habolieved it, was the desire
provided
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,Years after the expiration ou hill ntence on"
,it
Conviction
not In
which is aliotted to Rtrangers. I did tend
4 speak in.i6volee which would be audible .to
6siZbli,bm,nt of- Supo
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. annuatioui Provident and Insurance Funds
*latest
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, .. LoNDONj On%.; Feb, 24.�Ol late a gang of
passing ,over,
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in : to*
Stag coi in vaults, mod Ahrough chara- - ' . ,I
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I 911HIN Excellency, that mo, Sierra should be
his Second the lirlsoner ahould,b&
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;guilty of an offence against tile law punishable
he member Inquestion, or. t4 any momber, Of
he House,-forl had no desire 'to conamit any
by the Western Railway dompamy.---�,
. bartson (Hamilton.) - - �- �'
Mr* LO
,counterfoitern. have been., operating in - the
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- vicinity of Ravenswood, Lambibi
n Cou�nty,
Jlers. under ,the -'eiiiing - in the babanietits,'. ., ;
. Inicating.,wiffi flues in.ifile interio
COMIAI r, 1. )
. given to our, belovid Sovereign, by their at.
SAdbling overdue. importance to tlxi�a ' Ident.
001
by imprinofiment in several circumstances ,
,roach of the privileges of the House, for which
. :,enter.twin-.tho'highost possibla-respeet., But
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To indorporale the Baptist* Union *of, Comm.
Search visa made, and it bro g t to light a
. - it 4
.Walls, and on Ahe direct. system by means, � . . .
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I , . , . anzAtIrvolt, IRELAND. ,
Firat,411..he were .charged witli, getting big
livelihood by dishonesty' -aB4 1% appeared,
he words unguardedly used by me having been
heard lay the inember with reference tw
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dj.-�-U . Mgbk#vzl9. - - � .
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The House wontlinto Cominittee' on Mr.
complete set of Counterfeiters' toolsi Crucibles, I
dies Am d metal in varioue stages, a lot of old
o6teilu'radi .
store in the corridors- and halls.
Tkefonrairwould be drawn ()if from". the. , �
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t . Xoax-MA6mO-N"AL'D,,In W OV!ng-. ths-Ho
-"--� . � air Use
I to, the -Court thillu. thera-milt-.-Pi6buot that -
W
used, n-
'11hom- luey- were .or .,havIng,.beo
mentioned by him its having betn spoken by
'L C lb I ' a- ' d 13111' -to-, rejp6sl the .'fh�
Y 0 B OP -0 '
-slReiwatch diiids,alumip7of whit looked
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roomo by. -Means of openings it! the dividoh.-- . A
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� I - Into Committee on the resolution providing
charge. Secondly,. if he wera,chstgoa with
Ins with reference to him, and the matter having
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solvency -Law.;' A free and easy
like block tin, slid a -number -of five cent.
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walls communidallng with steam coils in, . , 1
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I for a grant of 0100,000 ,for the r,ojjef bf the.
dilitr000 in Ireland, remarked that he did not
any crime and gave a false name And address.
Thirdly, if he were found in circumstances
been brought to the attention otthid House, and
as I am advised and believe that my language
.debate �
eger
r ding the scope of the tnessure'and the
amendments, which have -been published,
pldoes.i -A man handed William Pinkstone,
. r, was arre . glad. . to
an engine He was b tight
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vault A chambers in the attloo and vent "ang.. � - ; I
ok3llghto, and turrets -in the roof. For she , � - i
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think it was necomoary'to add, anything to
which satisfied the Court that, be was ab6ut
so" atituted a breach of the privileges of Ili,,
House, I. now apologizo to the Houts for the of- I
took place and tha� 'general view Appeared
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before Me ark. Elfrim.Rawlings and R. Stilts,
:
admission of fresh air, o�euings would be, I 11
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. . . what had boon said on the subject during the
to commit crime or waiting an opportunity to
fence to the House, And assuming on � that I
most deeply regret that I -should bays in any
to be thht'tha repeal clause should be as
.
X.-P.1o., wholsent him to Sarnia jailto aiwait.
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constructed In the outside walls. Chimney,
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- , debate on -the Addrbdo. 'All bon. members
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. . we no doubt, deeply 'grieved to ',know
do no; Fourt4ly, if ,he ware found In a
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dwelling house, warbliousa or other promises
'to
way, infringed upon the privileged of, We
House of - ,Commons of CAmads. - With refer. .
thorough an possible in its operation.
- Whether or not thb Bill;Will take immediate'
trial.' G. R. Taylor, fisherman,. Stoney Point,
slid Win. ]Pinkstone were also arrested at the
.pieces slid fire &oeo would be introduced Ini- �
�1�e principal robing, so that additional bout. - �
,�,
�'. 'shut their-. fellow-suDjeeto In Ireland were
without. being' ablei account hatinfactorily
ones to the note addressed by me to the
effect is open to doubt, but an it now stsnds�
insfftuce-�of -Ur.- Wm.. Nimimp'L'.P.Atimaster,
ang and ventilatio 'night be Pad, when,. �
. a u
, . . suffering and, in great distress, and
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I I , that Parliament
to the Court for his being there. In Addition
to'Sh o'sentbrice inflicted, upon the prisoner
Hon. L. S. Huntington, I am advlood, and
believe tbat..that set, did �not constitute a
,b It the the House, having
,
such will be the case. ,Yet a widely supt.
ported opinion was 'Advanced . that
. the letter tendering four five, ebut, piedog
of opurioun coin in.psymont of the
.
roquired.. Two years Is fixed nil the it
- 1. .I . I me .
within wVich the Wings may be oompletedj�- -- - JL
I I -all were , ,anxious
. should show ' itc sympathy, :'with
'
convicted for slim.'Necond offence, the Bill
of privileg6o of not
' bers%nocommifted within the House, and the words
-beford
finally passing, * Chose should be Added
poot,�
ago,, on. Six letters. Tile Postmaster.
and three years* the main building. it I&, , , �, �
.
.. *y I that dletroosi In, oubiqitting � the matter to
.
wulborized'the Court to subject him to
�
supervision for ik .
period of
used by me not referring to the conduct . of t hol'
member for Shefford in -his Parliamentary cap&.
,
determining, that thi iopial shall nol,conde
fulure.date-jay
;
-asked Pinkstone how the Coins came into big
.
0 at d that 3900,000 will amply Cover- I
stint W I
the whole including oonstructioni . � I
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1varliAthent the Government had to doneld6r
� . what ihould be the sum to. be granted, and,
police , years,.
theL .
and prisoner was required to. 91VO notice
city. But It you, Mr, Speamer, and this honorablo
Hoillso taink otherwise; and that it did constitute
into force MI some the let
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of May. The amendment, notlos,6C *bioh'
possession. He said ihat he got two at a
Thedford tavern and! the -'root' fraud, Taylor
plan, I I �
plumbing$ ligiiiii1g, heating, ventilation and� . . I
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� I . I after due consideration, they came'to the
to she chief police 011116or of his distilot of
&breach of our privileges, I Am pkepared'to.
I
was given. by hir. ColbYt iroviding that the
Above mminled, a statement ho.'aubsequenti;,
drainage, - * . � �. . I .. I 11 . . . I
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I . Gonollaiion that 0100,00.0 would be a subotan.
� Ill residence, and of ey
m cry .change
of 'report,
apologize . am ( do spoldgize o this House.there..
for . Signed) JOHN A. MA,CDONXLL,
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repeal shall not affect suall'os000 a's are in the
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. -also denies'.6ver tasking any,
denied. He
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. tie] ,dvidence of the' syrapathy'of Canada
with Ireland, While it would not in any way
. residence, mud to himself
Cattily to such, police officer, and his failure
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Bypermission, of thd Speaker, Mr. Mad.
L. �'. I I ..
hands of the alisigneedist the time of the Hill
coming Into operation, wan Adopted by the
tboughnum4rous pieces were'found in his
trunk, mlozig With si heavy st6ok-of metal
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from ho'lsrgenso� dialiklob. that exorcism of
To, elimpl0ith these requirements iris in ado
4on�ll- thou retired .
Mr. MaimPATstiox moved that an Mr. Mad-
in .
CoraiRittee and concurred by the House.
A
and tools. The box mud tools, he prolon o I
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The 'Brant County un nterit Isrotemb ,
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private charity which wig happily* go'
Ing on
throughout the Dominion. If ]Parliament-
a punighmbW o9ellop. None.of these pro.
visions were novel. They had been intro-
Bell Sarni
do its : tile use of the language
. The House adjourned at 10.4o p.m.
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center into bin . possession in pa�ment of an
old debt, which one Waterman owed
. .1 Against Them_ I .. .� . .
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I 'BRANT'FOnD, F ab.-23.�A large numbar of -
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. � IPTG a very large gum, it Wight be made a
.
dnood Into theLeriallhal law of 1869. amended
he thought by the Act of 1871, and hi.
mKoriboil to him, hs be doolsfed guilty of hay.
Ing committed a breach ,the of
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In 'order to perform an amount of moobani.
�IlIm.
Constables were at Once dispatched to appre-
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farmoril aosembl6d in the Court House on , � .
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. common why private Charity should be lessened
* an the grdurid that the sum, proposed was,
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brought them before the'Rottoo as in his
opinion sminenily oulted.to witigaie it not
,of- 'privileged
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- Mr -MILLS said- 'he . believed the ,letter. to
-aml-0ovir,equal to.lifting 140 pounds 10,000
feel high, Prof. Grahatta, Calculates thats man
hend Waterman, who wao said to be living at
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Port -Franks with one Ward, but he had taken
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Saturday shernoon to discuss their grievances . . . I
Wikh� the market by-laws. After diaollmilion a, �
quite large,enough for Canads, to give.
Ili Committes" � . .. .
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ramedy the very isriouo evilif to which he had
the bon. wornbor 'for, 8befford, containing
groonly. iustilling, lamausge,,'was written
What out five pouudo of potatoes, one and a
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third flour, twonnaa third
log -bait to the Sistgo. The instrument for
worJdag the died Pinkstone got made st, the
. committollwoo appolpted to wait on the City - �
Council and ask them to so Amend the �j. . . ,,, - ---
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I I I Mr.MACKENZIn 000Ond0a the resolution
the and how the
refeirid. He entirely recognized the view
that legislation totaling to criminal law might
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within. the Ron a, in ilia reading -room. tin-
pounds ponmilo
broad, One and a quarter pounds ostmeal,one
Forest foundry about three weeks ago. Abopt
the name tithe he woo seen treating fr6slyin
Jawso'loallowfarfuers fosellat stores and., , 'I I
residencog whenever they gee jig,
praiiding groat, poked
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mord property be Ili the hands of the Govern.
Ment, and having b Ught,thd matter before
m6diAtely oppo:lto this O'hambert, And. was
sent from thence to the. lion. member while
and a third pounds' riob,, three and a half
pounds loin beef. half a pound beef fit or -cine
A. Forest tavern, payilij for all in five-cohli
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private . V,
iiithbut paying market feast and that tudkket. *
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I - --Sir JOHN MACDONALD laid iliAl --- .
. 11lon of the Gfternnlimt.was to do,. the came
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-thil-HimW he woul a only too glad-If--thir
7116ftiV he WOUI
-the-Houia-madi-i"Oolion- , - ". .
Mt. AN6LiNl -thought ,there be
and & fifth pounds Choehir6 choose. . HO Says
Places. Fisherman Taylor was liberated bn
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his own recognizanosof 6100 to appear sit
- fees only be paid when the inarkat-equara in . .
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used.- :2t wao-afio resolved that the farmerw I
. am they did with regard to , the money Y' ,
� . oted
. for the relief of t1ii wounded in the Crimean
Minister of Jostled would takeoliarge of the
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alasouro andpropose such, modifications in
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could no
doubt that the sending of this l6ttir was.. a
thatthe peasants of fill countries have Veen
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Tight' "' " p�ta of many 'c' antifid, assertions
the Assizes in Sarnia. Pinkstone pretended
' iliat the Instrument he got at Foreat Was for
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and ratepayers of the County of Brant petition ' . �
the Legislative Aosetably to page oome law I
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war, namely, to sand the money to the
Wmal 0 thought propen The Bill I WAS road
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the privileged 014' the
gross Violation .Pf � . .
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their,
4notinotive
1�1` hey were wrong in .
babit 0 4 ding fe't r'sbar a
t i I d - than - ffitrogenou
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gumming maw". . .
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temairig to restrict the power now'ln the hands, : .1 i
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I - : Right Ron. the Secretary of State for the
I , Col6mios, to be Applied by Her. Majesty,#
a firmt time. .
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Mri CAmainq said a downrigbi. falsehood
bid best oxproosed in the apology presented
fee 0 t I
d t hair diet when undlirgoing hard
work. . . . I �
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Mr. Edison is not to- be left in solo posgoo-
of the Town slid City 06unalls as to . -, I . .,
-the tin I
position of excessive market team mud unjust , f
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. . 00vokilment to.the purpose for Which it Wan
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Mr. -WRITE (Cardwell) -Ordoro-in-Connoll
approving of the treaties made with the
to the HbuBej and be did not think it ought
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Lomldon Tf�th, Ispeaking of,tho galdxy of
slati of the 11 new 11 electric light, for it seems
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bY4aws- A committee of three vvas appointed,". -' . . 4
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. . Urd AxdLIX Would have been had
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Indian tribes at Forts 011arleton end Titt in
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to be accepted. go Moved that the following
words be subolituted1orthollo contained in
Cattle b4itfido at-tho drawing-roorm hold In
that.4r, 1W. Swan, of Noweastlo-on-Tyfie.i
who Iiig been siperimenting, for years with
to wait on the Attotaiy-General to act forth .
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their grlOVjRIIC00i . . .
I the vote beenXI00,000 sterling instead - of
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Aran Irighnisizi -howavar'-u
the year, 1876.. . I
Win-Ci1AiLTOX=RetUrnok publicr
gopeeting,
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-.the.,nioikota,,.,-',-.t.-,-,-.,-, ..,
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Dublin Castle, days 1hat an � itiolt girl, to be
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� , P-81fee!v must Always. -hije �ft touch of, the
cardboard carbon and other form" bf eon.
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Alaglorthe 'ut�plllity,of,pi )
ablito.oplillowM-
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.000 d
was glad jo ilog'itivit oven ilia loster.surn wag
Made sold in Manitoba and the NorthWeat
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That ibis House considers that an upology� Is
0-g-u-e,,`Whio,h - ,- -,--- _duotor"h_Vadu
br adds Ykitilicy io 1011 eon*
or-bao-tsken-out-a-patent-for -
improvements, and at last sc
6iolfirlm-s"'ib-8- oil World. - 1i Two years,
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. I I being voted. They were nokod, not out 0j.
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libeirpoVerty,lbul out of their sibundanee,
Territory ill the year -1879: . . I
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Mr. Mnts�13tatemoikt Of expotidituro In.
due by Mt. Macdonell to- the. bon. member for
'lihafford, as wall as to this House.
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VdIgstion.. , .. .
It 19 estimated that thd time by
.bad
In producing an electf [a � lamp Which
ago, when ilia Carriage Containing the Tarkish .
"basoador passed through the mall on its .
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le give to the r6lief 'of the Irish people,
ourred for advortialng the regulations relating
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Mr. RXNAL,r86&1IOd the occurrences of the
Wasted
Women of the ,00ntinent in looking tinder
14 perfectly 0oady an, d indefinitely
d rab The kjobbers are making
u Is* at
houses of Parliament, It was .
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. . hundreds of thousands of whom a few
weeks ago'were on, the vargo of starvation,
�o the public lands in Manitoba and, the
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Northwest Territory since lot June JA I 0 I t. ,
inoult to Air. Huntington, And thought that.
any Ono who had abused the privileges of -
bids for men`mt night, if devoted to iftrk, i
Would result, In & year's time; In making
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& ..fins kstveo% .00% of , the excitement
On
for shares In the Edison oonipanys which were
tie ,
osili'olidered. Last Thursday it
wag received I . I
n many places with 1110000 or-I
� glad ware still Suffering for the want of food.
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Mrs MILLS- Statement showing the time
Parliament as MaXtioll, bad done should be
over 17,000 pairs of stiopondera for the
a short time ago quoted at $600i rome, rapidly
dotillive rofilgrker.1, . .
This was to be. 4 gift of .one nation, stroiche
appointed for the payment of -the Indiana I ast
excluilea from the pfedincts of the House.
-say
hoRthda. . , .1 I .
to #5,000, and t , hall am suddenly fall to $1,500
T11g, worst snow atorm ever known in the
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. Ing from she Atlantic to.tho Pacific, to ma.
yoir under treaty now. � I
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Mr. FARIlow"Jaoturn 4if
They Wight there WAS no, p tlitloul fooling
�to it
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Curdled seem to be much better paid in
-a' 'state, of. things ,whi6h haff called forth
NotthvOest has raged afBismar U,D,T ., two
- a
'in
� tither naltiolif 0ould of whose people formed a
large part of the population of this Dominion.
of foreign salt
imported into Canada frout lot July) 18790
Ili this matter, but thek would swe say
a great many times and intones louder thou
England thou formerly. 111hoadvartlidemento
for them In Do ease offer jobs than $600, and the
loudi complaints in NOW 'York and other
contras of stock exchange gambling, the, coin.
days.! -For two months andebollon the
otorlmd have interrupted travel on the Xqrth.- I
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I And for Whom We All felt sympathy. 'It *Eta
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for as to.,fool for kindrdd and
to lot Fabruity, 1980. I
I Mi. CITARLtobt-statement of exienalture
thunder to make him believe it (Laughter.)
Mr. ANGLIN Argued from the 'Authorities to
Most from 6600 10,0650, whereas 0500 dt
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p ny In question being charged with keoping
Orm, Paolad, causing a Arge'loss, But three
'trains from the East Ave, arrived.since Feb.,
I possible sugar..
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Ing pboplot R'! -thoright 460,000, xugga�,
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tinder the head of "Unforeseen exponelo,01
show that an instill to & member of the
be the maximum. -The fact is thut thox!ale in
dearth of eduoutedi aligiblo mouo .1 4
ba"Ok itiforination which they ought to give to
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the public. . .
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rusty let, eindimprovemente and repairs ara �
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amottathis to 42,283, to Alvin In 4 itatement
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House while on his WAY to di,ffom the House,
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