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Wilt. W my"! "I manure. Mr. EVANS hoped we diacuuion would chow the Attorney-General the ueceuity ot redeeming the pledge he had given. that he would next union introduce a measure on this eubjco'a. Mr. OOYNE arid that tho principle that the work we! now errevgcd to be done on, w a wrong. Wnaisover wee fair and right--. whether Ga or too per extraot---ttht to be will tsr the warm. Mr. GIBBONS would vote for the law to it stood under tho old etalulc. Mr. CURRIE'S motion wee then pat and ended by a large majority. Among the you were Hon. Ir. Carling, Hon. Mr. Wood, end Hon. Mr. Cameron. Boa, J, 8. McDonald end lion. It. Richard: voted with the minoriry. Tho 12d: rut-Motion was amended " " to nuke the fee for registerlrg e diacharge oi 'acreage, " conic, wirhout reference to Ucytra, Mr. BLAKE congested the addition of e oiamo to provide that Regintrer'e charge- might he taxable by 3119 Ulerk of the Crown o'. ma County in which the Registry oftiee we: eitueted, in the name manner and rub- jec: to the came rolae ea to appeal and outer. winge- ordinery has]: dealt: ere taxable be. moan peril" my anneal. . Hon. Mr. WOOD doubted it all Denny Oiarke of the Grown would he oompvrent to Mx there charge; ' ' . Mr. BLAKE eeid he Would patptis this matter, to allow the Treasurer to draw an amendmen', which would provide the proper nmhincy toe taxing. . Mr. we "gttsphod an Eamondmeit to the 7m oleuae. ea the returned feel and emolumeute received by regietrarl. to pro. rid: that the atria oi each in", do ehould be made on the day on which received. Tale wee - to, Mr. BLAKE said the 75 a. also" provided that, o: the m1 cm of any penon 'ttter-tad t) have a plan or eurvey made ot any incor- named town or village, or unincorporeted village, the municiprmy ehould came " to