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I I XTA Mr. UCCAA=x concurred with most of the Wall were not Prohibited, by as 11410M.' statement to be. � Us bad not opekta Upon Alms, requIroil the judge to.a.za -olt- ' �11 -
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A, - - I [F views of the bovs member for West Darbam, -, -Aho O . - - Allill matter to' any-antlemon bus the ]ion. u",Iol Irom, Court dur . trial t Jai " - -'-- " 4
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I yet be theiqhtlt misir Wosilwoith (Mr. Uy.msf), Aid:, lie roqaest of, ciounis 1% altblr aida, mod too -
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Holift0inybi thaf(I -b"Od upon 1114-suppoisawbOrIty of Salp. muo"Wve Iwrffifujar to this PUbJJ0 If V1 t no lincii trade to bAsk In DoM416
ours,61.&O Bolovis thim, 0--- . . press to , -,me r1g4t,Q rip y. Reii icutiol-10-V $ 9 .. I I
I � I -- uld hesitate be I foris tbo,v Incurred tart, would, 110. $11CUIllit, f 0 . A ""' - ,�,
All dxo� *"He, play. Crow -n. T4v. DI a 844. 04 Huglish I I 1
4sy, $Iloy we upon the gullibility 'a! his constituents Il.w s be D. un tgo � the b1glism$ death ratig 01 08
I . the groat a% . . �. I rder to Or hen his position a legislation. cities of GrosiTAsid. .
, . ruvi which that Wbuu'r4 W pecoudeathemotioutorwo secondreadleg. 44 onst mon . I
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. . � % , . AMR or 0OXMONS. I � autplifed, Ana Postpone ItS 1004blimbMent to'&. Mr. Tnompgois (Valdimixft opposed this them. The libit i�lvsn him by that bon! Mr, CAusBort (Huron) regretted that a Bill Ellon Barley, aged n1voiXyomrs, 4
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I � 14 I , , � Ister day. � Bill on religious groun4a. Iflon.gentl6lotin pntloman bad been given in a joking way, Amending the criminal law should be In the starvation In the city of QQX)g�recsugx- - .
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. O—nAw*, 04b, 964' naker took ilia. Mr. Wake$ amendment Who O0rlaAb;r148 would -look at the 201b ohoploo of LivItloug bak had he attempted to force oic bully him, hando of a private member. Ho Ojectod to - - - " - " , electlif to the Post
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.1 . . ,chair at suzoi oioGi. 70a; to 29 nayo, . and 21styeroo, they would Aid .4hat Ouch Mr. Sproule) to leave the, moat be would have several proviolons of the Bill, JnOludlug Coo of 0arg000, to the North pab#�� Unlos;
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, I P the following Bills were Introbatil and Sir JOBS MAODONAW-Aft r that voto,Mr. marriages, were there Prohibited, (Cries of found on big hands a contract of much larger I
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posdii fixot tIms;— . SPeaker, . I movothat- tboHousis do now Read, ried and No. no.),, HeMovodthei dimensions thin any entered into by ,main. at the preliminary Examination, their value 1.0 I., , , " "
0. adjourn , - - holill. Liberal, party during t4e Is t $be trial unless the witnomoes making them Additional police are Atatione at Sligo.
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. Tolamenathe.4at incorporating the D , . months, born of the � . 0 five 4 I I � � 4
1 1004,0VAOSO—W.M.00fillum. L ' . Mr. Mimi dld not � Laughter ) . attended, aid that dopriv :A monmOr lot meeting is to to beld pit ... �
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i I Ito"Inaorpoiate -the, Formers, and Real . . gentlemen .an to th-o interpretation of the Mr. PLUMB thought ihs hon. gehilomati Co ' Bonsda. on St, FAIrioli'm Day.
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Property Bank of Oaiaada�-Afr. Cameron Mr. M4cKZxzm—Before' the House passage of Scripture he referred to. It' had boon grossly luoulted. (Laughter, and he contended, should be plAced In a, Died, ln India, In hie 22ad year, 46, S. Pori
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matorls), Adjoining I Infince gentlemen extol of 11 louder P!), This was not the Brat position as th d6161102. .
. ' . ,would like to ask the N Would consider the constitution I I � I a Minot, Lieutenant 13rd Regimentii,and only
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. Respecting the Niagara And Grand Island Minister wheabia Budget speech will be of poolety In Syria -they would find that time complaints of this, kind had been made. believed this Bill would laormoe son of 0. Mahon Park! sob, of W-00�bouruov �
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I I . 1. � � . 1. delivered and the Batimstem brought down. certain provisions of the law of Names could It was not- the Brat $ Mr. PUAW` near FAunto, Co. Clare. n
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I , I , fine those who by the the expense of administration of j astids in
, � PrIdge Compouy�mr-MoOfiirthy- Sir L. TILLET-It 19 Impossible to state not apply by analogy to our modern society. . . I . 4 .
� , A reference, on motion by the Premier, - OOur1O0Y of the House warb privileged, to. pit criminal ease#, and his was opposed to every My. Janina Msok6n, P. P., Tallanstown, .
. I � exabtly At tkis moment. Very much dipiendo' The prohibition which Applied to a decesped in the House as rep � I I �
� , N%�.. , VFAB Made of the. wbole -printing 00AU461 . � � I . otters had inlorepromiented Claude except, that relating to the iialusion of County Louth, has been appointed, by Asch.
I � ,charges to the Committee on Parliamentary upon the returnir, ISO far as the Budget is brotheem wife did not, he contended, apply what took place within the ofigniber. He had witnesses fiant Court. bishop MqGf,ttigaws Caton and Thoologull
1, . 'Printing, with Inairuction to'investigate the concerned, It will,be to the Rcivantligeof both. � to the case of a deapased wife's sister. In suffered so much by this kind of tlaing that Mt, MAODONAIM (Piston) was dorry he could of the Archdiocese of Armagh. .
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oamp And roportou The I bast Molina to prevent 'Aldeld I of the House 10 have theme returns Ontario Stich morrIagog were prao"gally as he had ceased to bi - ,
. , . . I ,, .1 mov9d by it. (Lapghter ) not concur with his hen- friend from Hamil- , Two deaths from starvation have bocurred
such oceirrencom in future. before entering UpoA, thei Budget debate. valid as any other, though they were the. If It pleased them and was In so . l
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I . � . Mr. kouAnrax introduced two ; They are being prepared with oil expedition. erotically prohibited. There wall no court In with the wishes of th who managed $home, remarks he would make the hon. member word those of Mr. Vsa Reilly and bla wife.
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. .351110, the first for, the Purpose of giving � The 94timatesi will probably not be before which they could be nullified. He was pro, newspapers he did not grumble. He did not, from Hamilton doolred the Bill, to, I
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. .1 I .-Pthe Supreme! Court of Canwila the power of the Home before the middle of next week. -. pared to support The Bill. know that it was part of the duty of members Committee in order that soma of its provi.
I I ,amendment, not at prosent enjoyed by it Sir R. CAaTwiaioHT-I think with rogmrd to - bit, ABBOTT saw no physiological objection of the House to sit there to be misrepresented, efoul might bo diecueoed he would not otand A man namqd John Wright was murdered .
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I I and the second removing from Uie Qaarte �' these returns, important on they are, we will to marriage with a dooemsed wife's sister, by gobe mouches who did this kind of . near Smithborol. The atop -son of She I .
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. sessions the power of trying cases of be able to diopqnoo with them In order -to got Bud In a mixed , community like ours he work J4 retailing such. petty, dirty little goo. Private memb'or to introduce a Bill of this murdered man, Win -psividdon, has been
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,. . � . bomiWao or Any charge of attempt to, . the Badget. During the five years we wore thought persons who had,roliglous objections sip. (Laughter.) He did not -blame bid bon. kind he proceeded to oritialza its provisions. arreatia.' The Accused is said to be lights.
I I I . . in power the Buagetwao brought down about to it, 60 those 9190 Who lied not, . should be frien Wm. Lyn . as, an arlpy pensioner, was mar-
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I murder. I I I . , a (Mr. Sproule) for dear Ing to leave the The present System, he."thou�ht, placed all
� � Mr. FwcuiNG'd motion for a qopy of the thia;time every session. There Is no ponai. left to their own volition. associations and, Surroundings of his former I necessary safeguards around the adminiptra, tied in Lurgau Church recently. While the
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" � order -in. Council prohibiting the landing bility of out doing the real business of the Mr. BLAxa agreed with the view that the Position, He oymp9thizod. ... wlth� the bon. tiouqf justice. Experience had not shown ceremony was in- Progress he became suddenlyp .
I . Remotion Until we bovd the Budget and Eati- religious argument against these mprriagoo gentleman Gild wag surpri ad at the manner 8117 necoomity for, the measure. Us opposi .
. of iminigrants at this port of Halifax who I a I Od Unwell, Ana the illneas proved to bs of a
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- it possessed of the SUM Of 020 Came mates.. The expense to the country will be was based on a misoonception of the,psom4go in which his statements had been zeoeived he chief features Anil be hopod the bon. - rorlons nature, as he died next morning.
Is � - - are no I fly increased, and the ti a . to . be in the BWo. . I It the Bill confined iteeig by �he House-. ., � I gentleman would not press it further. On Tuesday week was cola I bratedf, Mayne
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i pion. the ditoussion of Government merely to -legalizing sucb�marridges, fie -would - RrHAL-I found after Mr. Sproule haci '. Mr. MousonAv oppobed the Bill and moved Roman Catholic Chapel in Mallingar, the
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t � . OUPrXMZ COURT. urag'6wl . . . . marriage of Vipoount Campilen; ton of the
I . - I - Bill; but he objected to those portions he was a Prominent member of the Conserva� Mr. Mo()Au�ixy moved the adjournment of Earl of Gain3borougb,. with MiqA J) 04 -
Mr. Xuswcn, in moving -the,s000nd reading ' - � at,) .. -�-- -- -- whteh � referred ,to tha- gelatinization of tive-party. After beebming somewhat liattdr the diba)e.�Cavrled. I .1 1� I eldest'daughter-of the lato-,J;-,&i-])-ea-oei'14'-m'q;, ,-
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�, � of his--tBill to repeal the Supreme and- - Rn,IwIA., L'baX.-The Speaker took the marriage, which was part of the aciquiiinted, I intimated In a joking way, as After rocoos �rivate meiiabors controlled of Turbotatown A, once, * - 1.
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'. Exehaq"r Court Act and the. Acts amand- chair at$ o7olook. ' diction of the Provincial liggisla. he gives me credit, for befog a joker, but still .the buoine4a of the. House, and a number of The otharday all tha - ' .
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� Ing the same, sold that no one looking Air. Mo0ABTHY introduced a Bill'to amend sures. High. authorities had'.doolded that with a'asitain degree of earriesineou-'(a tough) returns were mov0d for. I . I t was mortal,of Rev. ' .
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through the, annual Hatimatin could the Act to provide that Versions charged with the power of this House wall only to decide -that I thought, he was occupying a position A motion by Bit. Hemmon for a copy of the earth within 'the parish chure where, as '
� fall to, gee that an unudo,egaArily large common meault shall -be Competent as W37 between. What classes of persons . It .
. marriages which must be uneomfortable'to him- corrappondence rempecting the proposal oftho pastor, for a period extoudin . .
. . I RUM Weis being spent upon this Court, and he neaoeo. ,He. explained that in the Act might take �Iaoa, and between what clement (laughtei)-and not over, comfortable to one Oorporat; n of the Town of Stratford to years, he ministered to the spiritual wants
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� hold that the Court was useless Bud shodld be two. Peouions ago a proviso had somehow they should be dissolved., It wall Iticonsist. 'who was Politically opposed to him. I said donate Fk site for the purpose of Erecting
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� . abolished. Before the Coot% wag established event in' that if an indictment proved Ahe But with that view that this Bill should make this two or three times. I thought he Could post-effiat -led- to a long ditbate, in which Millane and Ballinahown, in Westmeath. - , .
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the country did very wall without it, and obarge4o be,graver than that of Aggravated any provisions with respect to the solemniza. secure a place Among big, polisical fri as. Ministeriallate from evtry quarter aired their
.� . had become very Unpopular ,throughout the assault, then the accused could not be, called tion of marriage, as it did in a6veral instancep. As ,to newspaper remarkd he has quoted I 9139vancss Against the -Governmapt On Saturiku, week morgIng,a-mad-aceldent.. - -
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, He was- tOIA that -it was a -valuable Court for 'gresitt"llar-9674io 'raWde'6ut tban that of such anature should result in Local L9gisla- in. Print- I emn'sPiPeal to the members of had not be -en commenced in their conqtitu- at. Lurgau.- It appears that_thli old w6nimnq .
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the, settlement of Constitutional questio0o. common RBBBU*t- . HIS Bill Was to remove . tures thwarting "the _QpEration..of-tho'general - thlo. HOUVO,, dome. of Whom have ku'qwn -me , Bodies., E ve'ry. member -advanced the.'elsinig named Sarah Roos, and aged 'Exxty-four,yeazo, : .
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Ailv`�kdppkqh�, �,K ,4L,-Ilg�e�l-,�rl-3pll-.-q-qu�L4- abdfqq�. � . - I aineuvood sit considerable 161191ill. he contend- � practice y .
1-1 .. . , ". �:, . � . t6 Play file biill . 1 wish to have have ai nw post-offloo erected, while Mr. ' , len down $he stairs, at the bottom of
'6ffti Ali constitutional questions without tlis Mr. ELlicia remarked that a , ----------- -- - which she -wag found ohottly'alldrwards.' - - � :� � - -
. � Committee of 'ad were likely to 'defeat its objeotsi lie no dispute or misunderstanding with any Arkell, the momberfor Last Elgin, with � �
! I . . asslotaneq of tiny Court. Its coots were legal gentlemen -had reported the Act with thought all iihoso reitriotioun should be bon. member, b 'The death is
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. . . . enormous. The, costs of Qua case had Ut I want to know what. la[PiPlioitY as sublime so his falthi was willing I announced of Rev. M. Slat.. �
I that proviso. The Bill was read' the first eliminated, and that the Bill should pass with would have been- thought of Me had 1. .
k 1� I reached the. incredible BUM of 451,000. time. ' - I - per. to'suspend his claim.until the time shall 0-, Ballygrau, OharleviUo, whowas . ,
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He hid no political feelings in the niAtt6r, the simple provision legalizing marriage with stated, in oecupyiog a, sent immodi twenty Years. on th mission, and fit - - i
. Mt. GIPOVAUD (Jacques Cartier) rei a deceased wife's sister. I I behind Ministers, Ovar-hearing every remark the 11 X, P.11 the revenue shall exceed all the the 54th year of his age'. Aa curate in St. . �
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should 'animate thom. all -to promote the . . ave been stigmatized itzpandituro.' The motion was carritid, as U � .imerick Mungrat and Crecorla, ,
I . which was deleated.by a small majority in bade marriage with a.dicamsed wife's sister. as a scoundrel, Bat'I would. not have wave a number of otherq dealing principally he was equally beloved by 61), and was a . I
I . prosperity of this Country by cutting off All the Committee on Banking and Commerce and with a deoeaaed brother's wife-, consider. occupied such *pooitloni .1 woula not sit in with matters oflocal interest. 11 I favorite with I his brothcra of the pries%. ,.'
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,�'. unnecessary expenditures. If his Bill were last your. � . Ing them highly objectionable, and diip�uoa- i PI , hood. -
. . '109 where my Company was not relished. The Hvdso adjourned at 11 35, 1 . .
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!� , A60,000 a year,. which would go far . towards to bring down the long promised Civil Service, 'that Church in Very.. exceptional cabeo In leant prominent position in the Game. B t 171B ' �
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,� I I she construction of public works which the �Reforui Bill being Open to doubt, MrI. Casay which they appeared to. be absolutely necoo- that Would not Mutt my bon.* friend (Mr. , ,. I ,
� i I - Government now sitated to undertaki for has. ra-ingroduoed the measure rejected last oary. The question relating to the interpre- Sproule). He was, too big a man, too Important . I . � -- I � of Ireland, It was stated that when the vessel I
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iation of a particular passage of Beripturb a parsonage, to take any but -a prominent Menton 'GoverinAeut. .. '' Galway peaeantry,defyiJig the police, com-, . . .
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�, tration,of-i atticis In Oanada had inoraRged ' 1dr.MA6xmNzin'a,akod when tbaGovern. Catholics might vary,well. leave Protestants to seat. (Oheors.) As to him saying that. I " plately Stripped the vessel of. proilalons and
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I . " attic among themselves. To Catholjog it was secured the publication of this article, I scorn DatOr Chrlstig, as valuables. The court returned $be offiour : - .
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. Provinces. IntheProvinoeof Ontarloalone oesgion Iwo weeks she only Government Bill � no Consequence to them.' He was glad this etituancy know me too well.to make any such elation, Which embraces both the United The owner . ship o - I ilia box of sovereign 1. I ,.
11 74287,000,were estimated to be 6xpended for , introduced was the -very bad one � relating to debate took pl4e, lbough he did tot approve.' action on my. part necagoary. States and Civada,-haa for Sometime past found in Colouel'Palliaer's houie in Ruds , gt , ''..
1, . that porpoge this year. During the four find the j udgeo'bi British . - . - -I have a . ad .
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�' , , .0olptabia. He'tbought of ,the till. - . reputation among thom* of a, fair -win , . . been in correopondenoo with the authOriliOm Square, D'ablini has boon praodeally dater- '. ' ' 1
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I.- beau� fit 6x!Btence an aggregate of bvor - the Government did no% more expodite public debmito., . � . I I I . . � membor, as I sa�, that bus or other -of us United States Government of the embargo - .. � I
,1253,QOO bid been expindid upon it, and the business. .., ` . . 1. .�. . . .. i overeigno on condition thait. be pay. aprthim -
. Sir JOHN MACDONALD agreed'in the desire. would have to IOAVO thin Particular . locality, at Present *.'placed on the importation of : osts. - It -will be remembered that the money . . . . I
propotition was now being made,. he believedr - S;r L. TILLEY saidthat'in his vilioleptiblia bility of adjourning,thedobate' so that.thers and it would not be L. (Laughter,) * Canadian �eattle- into -their territory. The I
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I modation on the Parliament Grounds at buoiiess to be done in so short time ae was question, . ' * -- . I . . . .. �.
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Sii.Joirx MACDONALD sold that -the aboll- Eon. MEuBitum-Government business? adjourned at 10406' 1 . I - removed I would baywMade on Appeal to hie States Senator which containw the following. . . .
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. . our would be a retrograde step, -, , Sir L. TmLi� y* said, that he -proposed to lay OTTAWA,- MATCh I.-T.he - Spdaker � took the leader; Now, at to my bon. Rod poetical � intimation, which Will bo'balled with title. During 4, meetf* g Of the 00,11116d of -t , i
. . � . . . oundle would bb'dorry to see that step taken. the Estimates before the . House prov! I . I . I L Royal Academy in -Dablin, Ewd�Middleton � I
I � . 1 ous. to, Chair at thrae'.01clook., . .. , friend-, the bon. membbrfor Niagara-(taugh--, fActiOubyt1io.agrionitati,sts.clOsukda: ."I � .
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;� . . . . he had no itbrilit bui that'se the Court grow introducilog-the banking measure. ." ` The following Dille wire Introduced and. ter) -and his cents -0 t art informed by -the Secretary ofSt a sit Barry, when in the Rot of rising .to opea. - . . I
I I . O ter' the people wool I d come to to ard it �is . I .. , .. . � mPtilous reforine a the . at fall backand died instantly in his a . �
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, .11 . INSOLVENOY LAW. 1. I -.. � . sodisty and.1ta ourroun n Washingt9gilist, on-oi-about.Maroh the- first. I .
��, I - � . . iAilb-diial of -Which. they should. beproad',.' � I—— - --1 - .� . road' the-Skof Mai - 1 have -only, - to -gay that that itellu , li . o,wfil revoke the - order preventiug,the im. it" . . .
I I Mr. COLBY moyod.condurrencO in the smond. Canada ' - , -,a apoplexy� ,. De ad wa hi -
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,� ------ .. and -of- which --they, would- not -willingly, be, Ment made in Committed to his Bill to repeal -- . Mr. Ryan (Marquetto).',To.indorPO1'rjta the _ ,reciprocal. - (Oh. 6h. And chbeii.) I hive an- P'SHation of cattle into the U of fiftieth year ar ' id was the son of the late -Sir ; .1
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I deprived. The'm � of the Bill had -com. . � aited states,
� . I the inoolioncy.lawo. I I menipt Mr him A fo which you - bomplain, believing that Ahe . Charles Barry. . tie was � professor of Arabi.
-1. - !!load of ISO expenso, which was made up Winnipeg& Hudson BAY Railway sod Stesm� muO11CQ a it is possible r . . . ' �. .., . I �
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�4i . .. , . Mr. BLAxal said the House' -would recollect mhi�,' Company -Mr. Bannerman. Aeopooting Me I . am ,neither, a I will now',properly ya - - . I
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�, I .principally of the. salaries .of judges and that in Awo different. sessions laws Weis -the Great, Western & Like Ontario Railway Oheatirlivid in ly Manner nor a Bohn Brain. .enforce the quarantine regulations iC hao' - -The mon4ing.of-a threatonin 'Iettoito the -"
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� '' � I I sod bringingwithin the opdration-bf the -Compiauy-�-Mr. Carling. . : -, mel in my appearance, but I Am so: good is' adopted.?l . - . ': - I ; . . . kitten Tow3m'Commx's-, -
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1- ��i I In:olVsnt Act ino6rpoxated banks 'And !it- In reply to Mr. Langloy,"-Mr.'BABT said . the next min as longai 'I behava myself . .. . I I .� I I . sloners ]*a been followed by she sending . of I I
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.1 . another* matter. He fancied that - if the, corpoksted fire, life; And .mirine insurance t t, the' iuBpaction of smoked,, h .. When. you &cause and convict mo of incivility, ;'. Welts -from ,otanwa. OnfitORDbort Johnstone, Drumaniller, Bel- ,
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- I me Companies, which , before %non ,tied compulsory wherever there Wan inspector. .then; And not till then, am I.willing to (Corrcspondexce of the Now',yoik ivorldj - leek, bailiff of . Robert Johnstone, GlGuqOe I
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I still be &PPMAlid, ,but. w0ulid-9610 MglAnd bedn excluded from .- . Its provisions, The Charge is per barrel -and half barrel, not 'rest under the. imppto6tion Made against me. . I .. I House, threatening him and Edward Athill, ;�
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� iusteso of -the Supreme Court., With regard Objection - . to ,� insolvents receiving per hny � 1. '(Chocrs.) - . I I I . . � . . � .. ' I . the agent, with the same fate as Lora Lisittim, . �
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11 Ad malirito, there ..would .be no imms' discharge did - not apply * to either Mr- Rr,LjnTT neIrgil ,whether It fk the inten. INHOLVENCT NOT � . . When the British regiments were quartered if they did hot otop processing the. tenantry, ,� . � I
� , - . - . diets, saying If. the Court. wore abolished of those institutions." He wan, therefore, of tibn of the Governmout to place a ' . . here a Colonel sent for A. linimith to put up and saying that bullato Vero ran for them. ,
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I . � . to -morrow, no all the judgao.were Appointed opinion, as it was domirable that these corOora-' , estimates this session to Bum lathe - On tho,order for ;onourronee In the amend.' his stovepipim and while watching the opera- The pariah of Carnagh ranges for eighteen . !
. . lot life, and would'fo'r life draw their salaries tionO iliould have some means of winding Up, harbor. I , repair Pors. Credit mento made lo. Odmalittes :on Mr. Colby's tion reoognizedin the tinker the Colonel of 8 'miles over the Wild' rocky promontory of .
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. � . . Bill to rep, pal the Acts respecting insolvency, � . . . .
- ' 1 Ezrisaiiina, Whose headlands eta flang boldly . , �
. or their equivalent' -whatever might* be the that certain exceptional pro,finions in the Mr. LAxanvis replied In the, negative, Pay- Mr. BLAX81 Moved the amendment of which associated at a review the day before. 1, E x. 'out into the mea, between the vast expense of . I
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I -to enquire into- %he causes of dissatisfaction recommit the Bill for. the purpose.of amend. . Mr. PERRAULT asked whether -the. , Bill back to the Commindie of the Whole to 11 but upon 34Y soul, vially, *1 took you for X Bay upon the. woo. t; ''With a couple pf do -4
. which existediand it seemed to'him. third ingIl 11 � - . Govern.' . Arnaud., it by - cxcepling from Ila provisions gentlemanjestardayll, �Iti - . I Zen " - , , - -
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. I . me . . I . airoduce during the present insolvent -incorporated trading companies, that in prcmulgating the late Cider theImpri. � baring soma 5,000 souln-iia - . � . .
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. . I of the laws, and of the procedure iii oflinini.1 companiso.upon becoming iiisoivent were not, Princess a gr v 'I . . on.the high roxd- to d6atli b starvation. Hum.. . I
advanced by tho'hon..'raembor for' South . Mr. COLBY said'ho had no objection to the mattora� � . I - a a iijury. - To attempt to sort get has olvertaken,one-third of them or more -- I
� I . . . allowed to wind Up their affAiro by. ionic into graded A.Communiiy whose 0 mo ' I
I . . . Lanark (Me. Haggett) involved a proposition amendment Proposed, - . , Sir C.. TuPPICB-No. , '. . mode. - I. . -.!. . . .---- a in n already. ,The local relief committee, Presided '.. I
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. . to which the house would tot be prepared to Mr. XOT)ON4D (Piotou) tliought'it .was I I , e . cradle in the 6migiant ship, and�whose very over by &Protestant gentlemen, Mr. Hazali, .
, 0 R N, . ,!� , - (Pictou) recognized the prow existence in a protest -against flie elms . I
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. , moment The hou; 0 Aesirable- that thw�rop*pqR .. . . � a dia "
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. .gentleman stmt4 that tb ,�,os refaiied to , - pristy of . having inborporated trading Com. . tinotions of ilia mother co . untry, , in an r preme and'ieinforced by, the Protestant rector as �, . � I . I
I objection of the people' of his. province was should be loft as they'4eio M"WhA by the in.. Mr. CAiny.moved for a copy of the Order. Ponies, blinks and jusuranee companies. folly ; they might -as � well- task to bind the well' as by the,* Catholic: priebts, h : .
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I not particularly tQ the constitutioli. of the solvent laws, He Approved of the. amend. in -Council authorizing i drawback on Indian � made' carfital. -honae-to-house caioulatiol%n"a . , -
� . . I . O,Drn imported for the manufacture of starch. I see of th , Flo mdoo,oi guide Are U . . �
I Courti.not *Partioularly to the modo in which: Mont proposed . . .. I - placed in a Position to.'wInd- up their affairs. influ 0 a I turns. and fouild the Code aa,itidal- . . I 1. 1, .
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r-. . Mr. Bu'APzz (St. John) %eked if the mover . He held that if .'a id oji corn A 1' robable, that the bon. inembor for with aid -inno.. -, I. , . ., , , , - - , I . . .
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justicar was 'administered in it, but to t)i& , . drawback wad pi Riolinicul (Mr. Iveo) woul . I I . I 1 -7----'!= . . ' � . - - -
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. . ifors' of the Bill had Considered the desirability of imported, for_making starch, there should be . I I d deal ,with this - -, - FROW-WAILmit-tany SPRUN . . . 1.1 is a -noteworthy fact thit 1
7 - amount of expense oultiorla were put to br , - . matter -in 'tho-�Bllls introdumod-, by him be, I . . I the, Czara . .
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I I . ioieki-c-iti�e-eil4-ofi'holitig�tion inwhioll they fixings day when hla� Dill should.go Into. ,ei"similar Arawb2ok, on,,00rn used for .the skedAh . hen. g , Clam distinctions such do. Are found hi whose IIVOS-6ave been i6ft6nest attempted are ' I �, ..
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�. I . oervation applied to 9PRration. . .. � � . . 1. . � nianulaotureof beef, 'This motion wan agreed OntlemAi not � to, press.'thia .,
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I . . .. I . � . I Ont- 118 Would 'oci the bon. member . anted Ao desbrya U41. -,
�jagid. Tbat .ob . . . . amendroo Englaud do not * aud,'ftCM We usture, of, those who have least Epp I
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� I . 1he Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, for they mt. 064PIr new no rdaion� to change his' to- - . . I . . . . . thiagagannot, exist here. Falier mew for. Iian'the. Terrible, -and � NicholasL unquas- �' ` . " 1
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� I � I.. I were the'ontypnes haiing an intermediate opinion. - Oa tfie contrary, he had'received, Tko House adjourned at.1I;j5,p6 in., with. for RIOhmond and'sndeavor:- to hate ,the 'is the only'motto in Canada. .When I . .
. I . - I - - tuvo� I tionably-the two greatest tyrants oluassimu '- - --
. ifis stiprame,Court .letters urghignot,only Its imMediste pajoije Out the F inancii. Amendment propomed by the.hon. memb.sr for 1�
appellant tribmial, before I . �. . Minister having been present West Durham inserted. - � . the old noblesse were boosting of their history, were never assailed in this, way it all,' . I
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1: . . . lied. ' With reference to theie pro, -but-its-immediate Eau n . anealltry Jan . at ad I id,. I � 96 ne'en I saUrien, moi While the proo . ant Czarhas been airagdat live
.1 . who ]rose . � . � atidn. � The motion was o do during the. day'.." � '. � . ' I Mr. BLAxz-After that otatemant I ]�A*a no . 1. .
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I vinceo, while he agreed that1be day might carried, And tiae House went Into committea, OTTAWA, Marloh,2.-The Speaker took the' objection to withdraw my Amendment. je suis mon aftetre -I' and that AS r ently times, .,and' hig liboral and popular nixelgi ' I
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I . Chair at three o'clock. 4 . . . reposed an true of Conadiano. . . �Aiaxauaer I,, is still'balloved to have died bi .
.. . Mr.. MACDONALD (Pleton) p The Primd Minister,
Appeal would be abolished - sod appeal, made Mi. BiiixE moved to recommit the, Bill to Among'the patitiohn was one presented by amendment 'to big inserted I Sir J6hn Macdonald, was a countiy lawyer; poison.- Evrm,rater the Great, the 11 Father of " . �
to the,SapromwCourt direct from the Court rRPORL026 Insolvency-. law, in order that pro. Mr. Wallace in fay6r,afthe lositoof a vationa I o - Make the
I provisions of the old Act coutinue.to apply Sir Charted . Tupper, -&---country --- doctor-, -Ru9oia,11.I1g.d,n6 fewer thsn three esoapois from , �'
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� �ot first in ' Stance,. �et, he wished -to point out vision might. be made fof,retaining Ibo�mo currency. - . � . 1. I . to almignees in charge of estaten in inoolvbnoy. Sir Leonard Tilley, a diaggiot ; Mr. Bowel], assassination, , 6ne of which occurred when he . . .. �.
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� 6 joation was parts of the Insolvency laws relating to moat- ' Mr. Cagey presented another petitioni from at the time Of the Passing of the Act. . ,
i,::1 the Uiniater of Customs. * the editor of a Was juita a child.' ,His sister'Sophla, wish-
� 11 . not of any practical-oonsequence, as 'the aye. porAted,tradb3goompainied. ' p : - - * 1he-eleetoro of!Lonnox, attacking the seat haild in Bella Ing to secure, the crown herself, - sent two of , ..
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�. tom was. mt)*- Worked As an illustration Sir Joirm MAO.SONALD Said thexe was an by Edmund H . . . I..., ML DLiXH-I int tot sure that it would AixTbY-0aven 'evening PAPOr ' .
?�- I . , . he would iefdr to the. iramanatious of that impression, among members that this matter .paper. I I � . . not moot,with the'vi6wo of the majority of ville ; Mr.- O*Conor, 'the roatmanter. her dervantg to *kill him; -but his foster; � . . .
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�- �- I- �. Court in his own province with whose busi. -should receive further consideration. He * . .. I .. PnIVILEGIL ., � I this Housle if the bon. member would -go, General, a odhool teacher and a police court mother, seizing him In'ber arms; fled into An � - I
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I . Mr. SPROULE, -01 farthor and provide . to Detroit ; Mr.' .1
1. 1 need he happened to. be most- Sainflisir- thereforeod9geated that the bon. gentleman . I aiming., privilegei -rose to I . Ahat official agoignees I qY Sacred im, . .
", i call attention to some remarks concerning shall be rent to Petitentior ,y for five yesial., -Mackbnzie', the louder of the. opposition , a- ; altar . between th ageoi -bade the .
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;� . .1 Ahe Court of Equity. In .that Caurt the should withdraw his. I amendment for the ' - . .. . . -Mr. Macpherson, the Ptealdont BID � .
"I . . nuMbir Oil, deeisiong: given . annually dur..' PrOgOnt. - . . � . , I himselfwhich appeariainthe Nam4iItonTxME" (Laughter) . I I stontimason; maiderers beware of profa g the hoily placo�
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) r I � . I Ing, the Joint five A,�earo averaged 1,500. . After dome disonfilon the amendMOntwAl 'of the 27th February, hooded -4 from our. own Mr.. MACDONALD (Pidtoji)--m-Ii. ono.h&lf of, . of the Senate, fi,soigoaut in a Highland regi. This superstitious Russians, although rite for I . .
�� t I The uumbor:of appeals annually- made to. withdrawn," and the Bill was'sot down for correspondent," so follo what I have heard of them -were true I'thi Meat ; Colonel Growalil, A.D.C. to th� Queen murder, Shrank from the thought of sacrilege ; ..
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� the . � Tua'aday.- Mr. Sproule,. the very.windy member for East it want not be - at all too savers a .pfinigh. and Priuceto,- a-Poliah dancing. master in they Blank away, in torror, And Pater,a life WAO .
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�:", give the -figures acourafely, but he' b9lidtod . Alter.recovot the following Billo Wore raid 113ray, occupied A Beat right in the -midst of Mont.: � I I . 1. . �Boston and then A Qiand Truuh contraotor. smv d.' I .1 .. . .. .
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� I . . I I . . he WAS within the. 'mark when hd said they a s000ad time: � .. I ., I . . . , . , � the opposition, And directly behind our old , Mt, ANGLIN said this was rather. hard. judg. And mo on, from the first to the last Of the Oa Sihiday (�ayo the Dablin Times) 042odd
L 'wera from 26 to 30, or about IJ pore � out. 04 To amend- and cotgolidate the'Aot Incor. Wood Mr. Rymali The'position wag a de� Mo oced, by a .Minister on; gon. public men. . Ofesta they have MCDOf except away in thio'city a great physician, who 'had, - ;
tiomen appointed ' that of rude toil or endeavor more or lees .,eequirbda,�vorld-wideireput�tion. Theiname, .
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. . the. same authority ,hi -believed Abe cases the Dominion.-Grango,of -Patrons of I Ojd6dly Uncomfortable Onei ''and Mr. Sproule by the Government within -they can 0 By with 'of Dominli Jobn Corrigan had been nagoolated ',
�,� appealed.to"the Supreme Courtwould-be from =ry of oanada.-L-Mv. Macall . Was generally regarded as a opy. �He was the last six months. , The neclismory Attend hotiost; and am for'arms - -
�,� . I I . . . um. lim, frequently given plain hints' the,&: he had ments ,worb thou made i1a Committed , ftu� Sydnoy Smith, When 4ome body,a8ked bim. for for mmny y6ara with tho'biatory of madioal . ' ,�'
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I ." Ito 10, or About - two-thirds of Obb per, cent. - To incorporate 'the Farmers, and R .better move, but lie falls . 11 I .
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,; � , It Would bo seen that the v4t bulk Of litiga. Property auk, of Canad .--4fr'4' Cameron . d to :' buke.' concurred in by thq House.. . . I his: "The Sinitho never had any arms.'and science, medical education, and medical. pro.
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,�,r: I I Inatfinoo. Whether itwas ow1hg to tAo hop , espootingilio.Niagarn Grand Island Bridge Sproule) that one, of thom. Would hate . . The House went -into Committee on the thumb.o. . . '. . . Corrigan Was barn in 1802, became a doctor' . .
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alrounistancis that the people word not unduly � . . MoCartb.x. . - , � to move, amid that one . Won. orling -11019111�0- - . . BoyalColloge of Barg
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0, �11 . 4'. litigious, or to. the happy air I oams . tance that MIUMAOM WITH ,L . nEOJMjSED WZFEtil --elftrB. him (Mr. Rymal.). The roifilt visa -that Mr., to ba given by cffioors of Canada. Tho, Bill . . . I egree of doctor of -medicine of the Dublin . . I
1� '' - Sproule, 6ffooted an. exchango,'of sects ancl Was reported without amendment, ado ted, - Nqgo�iatlono have boon brought to a one- a .
*11". 'hey had such confiAenoa in the decisions Of - Mr. GIGOU&B:c (Jacques Cartier) movoil'the P". . aeo8fulter, nation for a oiidaywal Uoiveraity in 1849,.'and the fellowship of the .. .
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. ,�. r.oacond reading of his Wil to legalize marriage 'camp." The fsots Word that when he first' , . . heel and too. between Owen Hancock, .f,2'b,')0n- King and Qaeanlu College of Physicians in .,
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. .. . avious grievance on:. hodount bf I signed to a sest'in the rear of the oppool. in Notv .rk medical career,' do far .48 they are -known to
11 1� . I once of the93 two Courts of App3al. Eta and, her Colonies from a remoto parlod for the if pared by tfio Senate congratulating the Goyer�. so . . the outer world, .So tat back so the year
.4. on benches. Not liking this Position, he matimblu April. ; ,�
. A . . Would, be sotty to have it believed, -however, pasapgo of such A Bill. He cited the oplAiong ma " nor -General and the Princeso Lo I , 'an. We do �
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that this circumbianob detracted from the py a gait directly recent escape from a 'Berfousi If not fatal, I not think that wa .Would be wro�g -in saying
,:"., -,. -of eminent clorgymon of varlous'Ohriotian behind Mr. Rymal, Ad the gentleman to whom aeoidant. The Premier in Making the motion, - tho largliot.,practio , f
".. importance of sm ap don Bennett is,g lug to.form 'a Stud at Now, that he enjoyed a 6 -any . �
, il I . pallatb Court,* ijuitO the denominations that such marriages wore not that east bolobgea it was expected would be market, which will be under the mail agbmeni, Diblin d w�tor. . ..
-:�,-.�, I. contrary. His opinion was that no small I .
M 0. I contrary to Vlation, and coutoudcd4fliiit �uaablo to occupy his oci during the session. rather Surprised. the House by his alarming . . . . I
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,�., i, � , . there was rthiiig in nature ugaijust them, 'EEO X .P remarks relative to - the conoequencos of the _ .
11 ,,;� 4 tanoa was tbat'its deciflons were onbject r. -proukq).boped, that hewould, ba'fible - .. -�&§Royrs, -, In .1873 thO Corporation of,Loudon arooted,� - i , -,---
. -A - �1'11�,;51 I I _and dweft-obtho�ueoeagity-of- -ilia f . 6bdident And the o6ntluUod:.Jllu6j1j-6f,tha* At-,aw-vmbtiou,--tralo--,-61-,-Willrdw, on the (maet spot where Peter worked twa I
.1 . I, Y,,��4�-- --- : tiM-.--U6ii-W-O*ro�--b-'Pt-to--"ba-"G-rbifti�r�- Ing, the- -to-iYeii a change WitoL'a I Oincludinber Of the --horsooyeateiday, PC - rnol!�L'3 brought �4,800. '
� V,11. 1 utmost freedom of consolonea P, Mixed Oppogitk r ,.
.�o nut colt by bearing the wordi, Ot 11-tra worked am a ship.
,, , " , -'fFr.,8,,n inva,mid, Pod a -Courto or j nage Whose in W but in this he bad bison diazp. - P inegoo. Mr. Uae'kAillo, in a opsooh liberal- barponter while iii'Migland, a largo board, ,'
I �.$.111�11ki. . ,a - coniiiiiinity like onro. Pointed. IT, ly applauded loy the House, oodonaed the in,. FOXnOliff"s a thl`80106t'Old OhOst
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� � , " ��,,,, ,kqioiQn Upon a anoo.wao final Visa lend, likely Mr. CAMERON (Victorls) amid the arguni� his scoolon Mr. Rymal, who was -&u. Altsoro. tangovit Ana CAscrain. opoke imp. Leamington out of Nellie lUnnom, by Carp'
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,� ': : lo'.�e a datiglactory Courk or j adgo than if. recognized as the joker ol'the I'd, Jackmalone. , . .1 entoi,Fator,Czar of all tbo Russian. ;
, �, 4 uabd against marriago. with a dece , 6ii behalf of the French Canadians. The afterward Pator the Groat." It 'is cartoon I
� I.. . aged wife's him in -a joking way that one,of them woul addret ,al North. I
. 1�. I be it a fit d at I i was subject to kavloW. sister miaht bo divided into . rcli�fouo and have to'leave. (Laugh I . The Beferea calls Boyd the 11 loo .
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, . (Ell ' 'i')�'a' !%'p'ldrod thollonso therefore for,) HO (Mt. Sp auto a wad unanimously adopted. that the Rueslaug should not hAvo efoottid . ..
. a �'� b, or. oqoiv,l arguments. The formQr was based on throughout last ease . '� . country Onnadian Substitute and vice-aham- I
1* I . I to sod4t the view of the Vilrot Minister that - !on 'had felt not Is, t a PROORDUBEI 114 CRIME NAL CASE94 pion of the United Ringdow", - , some moro 6nduring monument 'on the Spot .
. I , the ,misapprehension which prevailed at it Comfortable in the place -he oebupiodi anc Mr. RODERtSON (Hamilton) . in momory of their greatoot, ana with all him.
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I It 'was I xpedient that there should b3 Any time when moved the Txlokott tried to induoe his friends to, pay Crimes, .
the table of o6noauguillity in the therefore Vaanaged to Secure. his 'present oqak, ..second reAding,of. a Bill to amend the law lfaulau�o exp00066. to Australia, but this, it moo I trevered monarch. I I .
� I I vote cpLle%okatod to breAto the idea that thin English Church prayer -book was written as and made the cbaii�e - - so '000li ad i1th reference to procedure in. oriminal4ases . Bound, they were ludiepogac! to do, I WHAT WERE Tnty Von.- A package of .
I, Court *40 140t to r8rusin 5 Part,- Ana On im' to the meaning of a passage .in the book posel'ble. Ila. Ooudemu�d very ottongl slid the duties of juaticao of the posoo out of � � twenty rovolvers, Addressed, to a gentlemaii
pottaut pait of our radernii system. He 61 Lhvifiquo. . That ' that 9 .T IV la
I moved that 1�o SiPa 0096 On Auoh'ndw6papor.00mments as those.' 116 HeMon h2 relation to poisonachargedwith *Now York Mercury ., �� to A lot of lotic at Granton, And another package of one
, tfftl beloo.1, now read the contrary authorized justified ,House called before - its Bar th000 who had indictable effeneco. US e plained that it Toronto youths diopineed- Intelligent harming dozon, addressed to a Zu6anitoj passed
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6goond Oita, I each marriages the opinions of the beat Offended its: memberd in other va�o and �nabled j astioes of the poaoelto call witnesses in Atlas . Noilsonlo Carriage ana drew her to through the London Onstom'House yesterday
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41mo this day ali� ftont�o. (Pbeers.) I Helitew odholAro upon It proved, and no lose .
, 0bapelled them to apologizoo mod be did n6t on behalf of th6 accused person If he to. 'her botel like so inaty Jaekaoses," Corroot afternoon, Whether they Are Intended to be
� ' Mr. WELDON �� ,yi,he decisions Of the than twenty-six blahops of the - Church, of ,-,ged ftY those who wera privileged to Alt in quitea each witnesses to attend at' the trial of A Critic says that while the number of anq4 in offiapois or defones in not known, but
6uptem, 0 a should be Allowed to the Accused, attended tho, laws -relating to otinies is decreaOing the forool"y of thoae� that to largo a 6hipmank of firearms to oomew'i't �
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I D court he ,,, great gathfactloa: E109106d, indluiling two archbishops, bad the Homo ai porter
, � N . ' given. their opinioil that. marriogoi orth2s didoominato 0 ch I .
. . I tresh-40 ho belJ6vod this .evidenoo for 'the prosecution to that for the are committed Incranocs. Etargiog u ider the olrounistanow,
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