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aa . A new BegintryLawwaethen I pang: in which it wan appointed that the t Governor nhonld make the apscintment 1 under the great anal ' in other wor e. on he I (Ir. B l underntcod it, tho appointment wen i tobemadeinthouamocitheerown. What. t one havohoonthotonuronfthoomce t prom ho conceived the "ettt of tho ntntute "all. in appointment nhould be I under thogreat "'le wan to indicate that t It ehculdheduring eanure,aeotherappointe 1 'norxtomdpettteiiiiit-l- Thinhad t euhatantially continued the law from that 1 time to tho preeont. To ehow though" 1 attachedte the provieicn by the shie- I lure, he might motion that In the t r'2"da, ,'f= a . .131?" in." "IT, t i P" I w roe i all Begintrare previonely appointed, that 1 new commie-lone ahould ineue " them under l the great noel ' the intention, " be under- I atood it, being to place all pant and inture 1 region?! on the name footing an other public ' t1ttittttr,t in thin oouutrr---ht other worde. that 1 they ehonld be appointed during pleaaure. I For, except one or two atatutcry appoint- 1 mentn, an to which it wan exprenly declared 1 that they ahould be during life or good 1 behaviour, all other appointmentn were dur leg the will of the Brown. In one of the action ot the Act ot 1845, there war a pro- vleion that u n certain contingencien the Governor might, remove a party who had been appointed to the ofrioo ot Begietrar. i The Court, an he understood it, raid that the ', tffeot of thin by implication wan to mate th I appointment one during behaviour. But h 1 i would oak the attention ot the house to th r " feet that, in every appointment made, to t , silicon! Regutrarattsoirtho Act oi 1845 puree" ' the crmmieeinu expreealy declared on l ij I face that the party hold ofrioe, only dm ill tho pleaeure of the Crown _ and there ' nothing in the Act inconaiatent with t except the eec'lon, which, by natrict -- I etructico, the Court had held to' nigni'y 1 implication that the party was to holde I during good behaviour. There wan no a ' ' rtuon why a Regina: should not hold . silica during pleaenre. an well " a Sheri! T Pallas Magistrate. On the contrary th.' wee thin reaeoi. why he thould hold offUs 1 the name footing an a 8uritr--tut in our T creel, like the SherilI, he wee ex ofeio i turning OHIcer " election, audit-nob 1 ttditter wan not eubject totho direct control t Government, narioun difiiunltiee might a" The Govern men were reeponnible for the r, I in which all theee oititters dlecharged - ' I lotion, and it warn neceenary attribute d l that reeponnibility that they ehculd have th. 1 power of eummary diemi-eal. Tho care d " Judges wen tldrorent. They might have to 1 decide eaten in which the Crown wan intern. , tried, at d ought not to bellable to iniimida-: 1 lion ' but that cane anld rot arise with , reference to a Regietrar. . 1 llr. CtaREE-In England inch ttlitters hold ofriae during good behaviour. t Hon. " RICHARDS raid that in Emma 1 the ayerem wan very different. The tight of public officers to peneicnn wan there almoat 1 invariably recogniaed- Our circumItancm in I thin new country were very different, and to introduce the Engiiah nyetem would be to ' hamper no with a number of thingo which, 1 he wan euro, no "tleg, in thin country t wouldtubmlt to. edenied that ltwan a i breach at faith to take away from a regietrar l what hie oommieeicn thawed it won never 1 the intention of the Crown to give him. m underntood the member for Grenville wan willing that neietrarn hereafter appointed I ehonli hold I Tue during p'eaisuris. Thin ( would lend to the anomaly ot one not holding ( rfries during plenanre, and anoiherduring 1 behaviour. An to the latter clan, low would venture to diaturb them. He reoillected on one occre'ou proeoouting a Regletrar for l malfniaanoe in oitiee, and " took two yearn 1 before the party could be convicted. Juriee , were tnil-tmsd by political prejudicee in I ouch canoe, audit Wan extremely diffiault to 1 get a verdict. Al to the Bruce cane, he I might mention that it wan the bona [Eda in- l tention to appeal it It had been told there 1 never had been any legielaticn of thin char- 4 actor bolero. Thin wan not correct. no l rcc: llacled manyinntonoen ot ouch legiolaticw. . Afrer the aeparation of York hem fees a judgment wan obtained under the Act , Separation, and another dot wee puree: 1 which had the effect of reminding th juigmeni'. In another tate-that of em illq gel "reer--. judgmort wat given and cars; ried to the Court ot Appeal ; and In tIsl meantime an Act wan panned, nub-tan ' emerging the judgment of the court. . lggnlining the rurvey. He briieved the mem. her for Lanarh himself (Mr; Show) he" out l a ed on an an Ac wan " rquen . fj,'tpu't'tr,'M'li him oi the iruitn ot it. 1 Hon. Mr. WOOD-DO 'ttu mean to "Y '/ hat from 1345 down to the prowl tlam the, ' statute did in fact declare that Registrars a hold their one. during plea-are I . an. w. 1gttNAR1H--'rhat in 'r?r."Irt- l mat; butInm in thin exuberant-in: M' i r'xre, that that in the cane now waiting the :f-cciiicn or the cm at Arne-ll. Mr. SINCLAIR mid he aympathined with the Atm.,.(}ewal. The Government of Canaan, oi which he wan Premier. wan on. of the bentwe ever had-, andttattttitt , Magnum - more iron the tear. l lee-neon with which they dealt with I